U/H vHAVE CARLS0N & HENDERS0N ? The Gate Keeper
" IIJ THE STOVE TRADE OF EAST MULTNOMAH ■
••hi Faith. In Hop«. In Charity, and with 114*1 It y."
- They Carry the Best Stoves Made.
- They Have the Largest Assortment to
Select from.
Their Prices are Right.
See ovr
hoi he furnishing
exhibit
At the Fair
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All next week we will have some snaps in
High-Grade Furniture
Parlor Suits, Leather Couches. Rugs. Etc., Etc.
Undertaking
and
Embalming
NIGHT
ALL CALLS PROMPTLY ATTENDED. DAY OR
CARLSON & HENDERSON
Phone 3«.
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ORESHAM.
Want Column
Wanted, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Etc.
FOR SALE — Light work team,
weight about 2300.
August Niemeyer,
on old Axley place.
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WANTED—Fresh milch cow* and
heef cattle. T. R Howitt, Grvslutm.
Ore.
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FOR RENT—New *ix-rnoni, plas
tered house in Gresham. Janie* Law
rence, Gresham.
OREGON
The Gresham Real Estate
Company
KV 4 nW MftbATV" MOM t SY A It
HO acres 3k, mile* from Gresham with a
lot of fine timlier and only 2 mile*
from R R. station. Price U.5<O
12 acres 1 mile fn»m Gre»ham with new
7-nxmi house. Price
One-half block in Gresham with good
hvu&e. Ea»v terms* $2,500.
40 acre» near Grv»l am, all in cultiva
tion, tine soil. Price $‘.U0 per acre.
4<‘acre* all well improved.
Good »oil
anti govil building».
Price $7,5(0.
Easy terms
GRESHAM REAL ESTATE CO.
LOST—July 17, large red dr-horned
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cow. star on forehead and bearing a bell Greaham
fastened to neck with clothe» wire. 1»
reward for return or information. Ralph
Jones, Troutdale.
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PADDLE* HARNESS and AIX
HARNESS ACC ESS<TRIES
STRAYED — Jersey Bull, 1- month-
old, brown »ide», yellow back.
Ha*
horn».
Broke from my place 3 mile»
All Kinds Repairing quickly done.
south of Sandy, ab ut July I. Otto
Ebberle. tire-ham
<40' (¡1ST LARSON, Prop., (iresham
Gresham Harness Shop
FOVND—Sept. 30, a lady’« e*|"e.
Owner call at Free Methodist parsonage.
Gresham, Ore.
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FOR SALE—♦"*> take* a -. wing ma
chine—old. but has lieen in constant, g I- no btR'^r a «Ini«!».’» rw.
Try
recent use. Enquire *t Herald office.
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MT. SCOTT
WANTED — To pasture horse* or
cattle. Enquire of Tom Howitt, Gresh J Washing Compound
am.
FOR SALE—General merchandise
“It Does the Business'
stock, building and cash trade. 1»
cated in prosperous, growing countr v
with good roau connections. Farmers’ j If yo«£try itj’nrv y«»n’ will u»e it
teleph« me. 4x1. Greeham.
Highest price paid for fresh cows
Zurflueh Bro»., lent,. Ore.
FOR SALE — Light, 3-in. McKennon
farm Wagon, in good condition. G. H.
Sunday, Gresham.
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FOR SALE—3000 cedar poets on Mrs. !►
Linneman's farm. See Mr». Linneman ■ >
at <»resham.
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WANTED—Fishermen under 13 years i
at Douglas Cash Store Oct. 3, Saturday o
only. Inquire for particulars.
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FOR SALE—Live. 44 cash; dead »3
Robt. Doane
cash. Delivered in Greaham and Trout
dale. All sound. Phone 59, Gresham.
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Res., Main Street
Immediate delivery. Frank Gustafson.
ORESHAM, ORE.
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12 ACRES NEAR GRESHAM
FOR SALE—5 acre* cleared, 7-room
bouse, barn, good young orchard in
bearing; small fruit. 35 rod* from
Hogan St*., l 's miles south Gresham.
‘ 00 if taken noon
A II. GotlM,
Gresham.
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FOR SALE—Gentle work horse, sin
gle or double, weight 1275. C. D. Cath
ey, Route 3, Gresham.
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for •<)•. Not particular aTxmt location.
With to bear from owner only who
will »ell direct to buyer.
Gfva price,
description and state *uen potae8»xon
can be bad. Ad Area a,
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PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST LOSS BY
Fire !
INSURE
THE
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OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
John Brown, Rockwood, Agent
For Eastern Multnomah and Clackamas Count!»*.
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Chemicals, Stationery and Medicine at
CITY PRICES
Prescription* Carefully Compounded
WE SERVE
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MT. SCOTT DRUG CO.
OREGON
Rockwood Grailin' 1» preparing for it*
grvatret event—the dedieatlon ot it* new
hall.
Active |«r«|Mtration* are under
way for an all-dav session ou Oct. 17.
the day set tor the ceremony, to lie fol
lowed by the dance in the evening.
State Mauler Austin T. Buxton has con
sented to Im present and conduct the cere
mony. ami he will be asiuMed by other
noteii grange leaders. Mr* Mary S
Howard. »tale secretary, and J. J. John-
aon. alate lecturer, have bean iavited to
be present. Oclolwr 17. being the regu
lar meeting day of Rockwood Grange,
the routine buaineaa will be transacted
before noon and the dedication. winch
is to lie public, will take place st
o'clock. All who can come ar* invited
to lie praeeiit in the afternoon aud even
ing. The hall is now completed, as 'ar
a* the building is concerned, ami is con
ceded to 1» one of the finest in the
county. Regular monthly socials are
held and the grange ha* announced a
masquerade for Thanksgiving eve ami a
public Christmas tree on Christmas eve
Arrangement* are now living made to
light the hall with denatured alcohol
and the alcohol lam|>* will probably be
installed liefore dedication day. A hand
some street lamp will also be put up in
front.
WM. A. MORAND
NOTARY
PI'BI.IU
Orne*, Riait* A Co'* Store
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BORING
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OREGON
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BEt'ONI* IIANIt AND NEW
; Bouqht. Sold anJ Eulwnged
SNASHALL
W.
Down at Russelville they are doing
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things ill the grange, the recent three-
NOTARY
PI'HI.IC
day*' institute Iming but a aamplu of
Real Estate aud Insurance
their way of pushing. They now own a
tine building sight, fronting on the Base
ri **«*XT viaw avant'*, sa sa
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lane, and are busy saving up the dollars GRESHAM,
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fui *u4 sirvvl, Nffisr H b I imoii
tor a new hall which they expect to
RkrrtAM». ufttf.
erect during the coming winter. The
B.
membership 4 Russelville is now 175
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ami they are all enthusiastic worker*
o( tlu« nrm <4 U amtm *1 Dvvt a
tor their community and their order.
rhvn««« A M7A. Malli MMu
lit the leu granges of Multnomah tk'l (102 Oorbell Bhlg., I*«» mti axi >,
l NIlKMTAKIMU AMP KMMAt.MINU
county all but one are owners ot their
All Work First-Class
Call* Promptly
own hall or preparing to build. The ex
Attended to
ception i* Fairview and there is hope
rhon*. 14».
Res . Ita
tor it, as the coinmuuity is thriving,
I. W. ENERT. MOP
GDESIUI. ORE
energetic ami prosperous
: Old Book Store
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DUFUR
Gresham Undertaking Parlors
J. M Short. M. D.
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
Membership ot the ten granges in
Multnomah county isas billows: Even
ing Star, 314; Lents. 147; Russelville,
ITU; Rockwood, 1U8; Pleasant Valley,
71; Gresham, 7.'; Columbia, 70; Fair
view. 63; Multnomah, fit); Woodlawn,
7«. Total, 114».
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DKNTIMT
Pornioro Î
rdilllDlù pifRtn Mitiil
Chisholm is erecting a new grocery
building 25x4 ) and Mr. Eorgner will pul tpply to H. W. Snashall. Pre*.
I irv.liam. Ore
up a barber shop of 25-foot front.
About thirty of the upper grade pupils Write to J. J. Kern. Secretary.
<»f District 45 gave their teacher, Mrs.
E. Yamhill st., Portland
Hogue, a pleasant surprise on last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Hogue feels
greatly encouraged by the continued re
gard ami giMMl will these young people
’’Till you in a minute.”
“Oh my
so freely bestow.
watch ba* sb»p|u*|!”
Read the want ads r»n last |»age.
HOW EMBAUR VISING
For n Goo|) tiin«'k'»«'|M*r go to-—
One of the very pleasant affaire • »( lent
week was the house-warming given I"
Mrs. Harriet Ogden Chasa in her han I-
tfomv new bungalow in Havard addition,
Lentp, lai*t Thursday afternoon. Eac h
guest brought flower* which were u»«<d
in decorating the rt ve pt ion anti dining
moms
Mr». Chain», who is one of tlupoid resi-1
dent* ol the Ml. >cwlt district, wa*.|
a»»i«tv’l in receiving by Mrs. C. A.
Rosenberg. Retrerbmehts were served
during the afternoon.
Those present were: Mr*. Harriet
tae, Mr* <
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Mr». Zimmerman, Mr*. Il**ald, Mr». (».
A. Brodie, Mrs 11. Bnalie, Mum 1>. j Special »* nio< will Is- b»H «t the M.
Brodie, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Coffman, E. church tu xt Sun lay .it 11 a. tn. I-r.
Mrs. Lowe, Ernst Lowe, Mrs. ('lark, A. Tl>o^i|Mi>a ui.l iul.'uduce the u«w
Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Pay«, IMistor, R. v. Mr. Puiuuuagian, who will
Mrs. Bray man, Mr*. Carson, Mrs. F.
Hauser, Mrs. Janos II. McKibben, Mrs. athlr«*»* the.co'igrcgatl »11. Mr. I'aroun-
Tyler, Sirs. "Wight, Mrs. Kershner, Mrs. itgian wi.l also preach at 7:30 |>. in.
Harris, Mi*» Driver, Guida GuOdell, Special music both morning and even
Francis Hervhner.
ing under the direction ol .Mis* Glen
On Tuesday evening of this week the Burton. All are iuvitad to both ser
many friends of Mrs. J H. McKibben vices.
of Evelyn Park, Lents, joined together
Mr*. 11. Wostell has her new home on
in tendering a surprise party on the an
niversary of her birthilay. Owing to First street complete! anil is occupying
the car service being somewhat t ad on , the same
The Dodge fiimilv. who ar
that evening the guests were greatly de- ,
laved in their arrival, but thia was soon rived from Wisconsin last week, are re
forgotten when all had assembled. The siding in her former home.
parlor and porch wai hastily decorated
J. I). Regner s;ient a <lay at the .Mc
aith Chinese lanterns, which cast a
pleasing and subdued light over the Minnville lair last week
merry arene. Each guest seemed to i*e
Robert Hclimeer ha* purchased the
at their best ami to vie with each other restaurant recently opened by E. Burch
in making it one of the pleasantest func
Mose Widener opened up hi* new
tion» in the Mt. Scott district.
Mrs. McKibben was taken complerely restaurant this week.
by surprise and for a time was non-
Mrs. T. Lusted'* residence ha* been
plu*ed. She soon recovered herself,
com
pleted.
however, and proved herself a most
agreeable hostess. The evening was
C. L. Crensbnw’s residence is rapidly
pasfMtl m music ami games until a late nearing completion.
hour. Light refreshments were served,
The severe frost* of last week did
which ba<l been provided by the invad
ers. There were many handsome pres much damage to garden truck ami pota
ents in evidence as tokens of good will toes.
The East wood Nurseries also
ami best wishes from her friends.
suffered very heavily by the frost, it
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Mergens, Mr. ami Mrs. D. H. I killing nearly all their yearling shoots.
Brown, Mr. ami Mrs. Geo. W. Turner,
The hunting season opened Thursday
Mrs. Chas. Kinsey, Mrs. Anna Baker, and many a Mongolian pheasant has
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. MuKiblien, Miss
Eva Kinsey, Miss Helen Mergens, went down since then.
Magadalme Mergens and Alfred Mer
Velma Metager won the prise hat
gens.
given away at the Stuart Millinery Par
Mr. Ixick recently sold his property on lors last Saturday, her guess being 2»5O,
Stella street ami is now living in the
Brady house. A new house is being and the number ot l»eaiis in the jar was
built upon one ol the lota Mr. Lock sold. 281.
B. F. Rollins has been appointed by
Mrs. French, who has been sick for
some time, is much improved at this Judge Webster a* justice of the peace
writing.
lor this district to fill the vacancy caused
Mrs. Bertha Gifford,aged 3H, a daugh by the resignation of Mr. Hudson.
ter of Mr. ***
fieri on Friday at her
Miss Jessie Francis has resigned her
home in
Gland. Mrs. Gifford
was sick
-5 <lays ami her death is position aa typo at the Herald office.
especia'
as she leaves four chil- ,
Messrs. S|iecht A Mostand have
dren, tl
.est being but 14 years of
age. 7
rnily, up until a short time bought property of A. Brugger and will
ago, li
1 f*ents.
erect a first class bakery. The contract
Mr .lotchkiss and son have returned to build it lia* been let to E. C. Lindsey.
from hop picking.
Mr. J. N. Bramhill will leave a week
The work on the (»range hall is pro from Monday for Goldfield, Nev. The
gressing nicely, but has been delayed first carload ot ore will lie ready for the
some on account of not being able to get I
the gravel fast enough. The Women of I mill about that time and he wants to be
Woodcraft are showing gn at interest in . on the ground to see the result*
Ix»nts having a new hall by »ubacribing ' Our friend and former principal, Prof.
for a share* of stock.
Paring, spent a part of Thursday visit
Mrs. Miller of Woodmen* has gone to
ing Gresham friend*.
Pendleton to remain for the winter.
Miss Grace Morrill will l>egin her i H. I. St. Clair was confined at home
school, six miles north of Hillsboro, on ; Thursday by a severe cold.
next Monday. Hhe has been engaged
Albert Kkogen of Anderson station,
to teach a five months' term.
Mrs. Iloeflein of Y equina is visiting will leave soon for Sandifjord, Norway,
to visit with friends. Mr. Hkogen wishes
her sister, Mrs. Price.
Arleta improvements are very notice to hear from h.s friends in Oregoq,*o he
able these «lays. The site of the old has insured the weekly visits of The
drug store is now covered by the frame- 1 Herald, during his stay in Norway.
work of a new and better building. M. 1
GRESHAM
: Livery, Feed & Sale Stable
H. W. I MI RV. Prop'r
DR. H. H. O'T'T.
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The Russelville boys are so eager to < ìrcffibnin,
attend the Rockwood grange socials and
dance that they are willing to start al
10 o'clock at night ami walk the entire
distance. Five of them made the trip
in that manner last Saturday night ami
went home in the same way just about
Multnomah Grange, located at Pleas daylight.
ant Home, ha* bought the Woodman
hall at that place ami will proceed to
votks ivu pgaaosata.
finish the building that lias stood so
E. <’. Huffman, master of Ruaaelville
long unfinished. The grange was mak
ing plan* to put up a hall and had Grange, lias opened a feed store at No.
bought a lot ami some lumber, but the 421 Hawthorne avenue.
Mr*. V. A. Ijivclaee, secretary of
opportunity came to get the Woodman
building at a Iwirgain on foreclosure sale Rockwool Grange, and Mr Multauff
and will sell it* lot ami material. A few ami wife have relumed home from an
hundred dollar* is to l>e raised by the outing in the hop fields.
grange and it will have a magnificent
Fairview Grange has decided to have
home of it* own.
a piano, and at it* last meeting a com
wsure in the
Evening Star Grange has appointed a mittee was appointed to make the pur
F.R.A
chase.
building committee tor the purpose of
Hr. J. It Olmstedt, medical director
enlarging it* already commodious hall.
(Farmer« Mutual Fir* Rrllrt laa'nnf |*urtlau<l)
The largest grange in the state. Its of the t'mted Artisans, and his wife
were
recently
initiated
into
Rockwood
seating capacity i* taxed at any regular
CONS EKVA TIVE, STKoNG, SAFE
meeting and more mom is a neces-ily. Grange.
PROMPT, CHEAP
MOUNT SCOTT DISTRICT
" School Books
What Time ?
GRESHAM LOCALS Ered I). Flora
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ttatmta rant aat taattt cismim amt
O. A. Richard* and C. A Marcy of
Portland were caller* Thuraday. They
are lioth inueician* and will take a place
with the lireaham Concert Band during
the fair.
Wm. Bridge and M. C. Donahue, lioth
old time and respected citixen* east of
tiresham, were pleasant caller* Friday.
Tlu-re will lie no band concert Satur
day night. The Gresham Concert Band
has lieen appointed administration band ,
for the coming fair.
GOOD NEWS FROM ÏHE
BUHE BOYS’MINING GO.
M.mtavilla
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Would like t<> figure on your work.
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Draying “J1“ ! :: E
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J. H. HOSS
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Gresham. Ore. ' ¡
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W. H. KARR
CONTRACTOR * m > Bl IÍDF.R
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RESUURim II COHÍCIIOI
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Home Cooking
MRS. S. T. CROW. PROP.
GRESHAM,
ORE.
F. W. FIELDHOUSE
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
Watch
The price of The Herald alone is II .311
a year, but to those alio would like the ,
aiivnntage of a clubbing rule with
other paper* we offer the following
low priées:
‘Tit NsraM'* li casfcisiboa siti aap •f n» tgto*w,
ROY
THEO.
34<> Hililiard Street,
Repairing
a
Specialty
— Distributing Station for-
EASTMAN KODAKS
AND CENTURY, PREMO ANO HAWK-EYE
Cameras
KODAK AND CAMERA st'PPLIEH-
F. W. FIELDHOUSE
OR ¡.GON
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GRESHAM,
Jas. Goodfellow
Practical Horseshoer
General Blacksmithing
WAGON
REPAIR
I.ItiHT TIRES
WORK
HET
Shoeing ol Horse* with Deiesmed
Feet a Specialty.
GRESHAM,
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JUST ARRIVED—
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The item in last week'* Herald rela
tive to the Butte Boy*' mining proper
ties ha* been jnatified by further devel
opments an<l the great interest shown
by a large numlier of prospective in
vestors. Daily reports reach Mr. Bram-
THE BEST
hall which are supported by the |ia|M"rs
that arrive from the Goldfield district
all kinds
It is now expected that carload ship
ments may tie undertaken in ten
days. A meeting of stockholders and
mining men was held at Drew Hall,
A GOOD TIME To BLY—
Portland, Wednesday evening. Over
GET OCR P It It EH TODAY ■
two hundred persons were present
Standing room was at a premium,
(¿feat interest was shown. It is now
planned to invest more capital for
development purposes.
The company will have a large display
Staple and Fancy
of ita best ore on display at the Grange
Fair next week. Any and all questions
may lie asko<l ami answered aalisfactori-1
GRESHAM, ORE.
ly at that time. Mr. Bramhall and Mr. '
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Purcell will lie in charge.
SHINGLES
House Plaster
Building Materials
p. W. METZGER b
: Groceries, Flour, Feed :