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This is the time of year when
people are considering their out
lay for next year’s reading mat
ter. It would not be out of the
way to disc»«« some of the best
home magazines. For farmers | J. II. Meyers ami family entertain«!
we call attention to the Farm last Sunday. About 26 friends, mostly
Journal—extremely cheap, wide from Portland, with a six piece band
came out to spend the day and have a
in range of subjects and brief in truly good time. It required two big
its treatment. It is the busy tables to hold ths least ami accomodate
farmer's paper.
Rural Spirit the guests, and al! went away delighted
stands high as a western maga with the reception accorded them.
zine weekly and the Oregon Ag Grace Morrill, who is leaching near
riculturalist and Pacific Home Tlillsboro, was horns Saturday.
stead are also commendable farm Blanche Rethorford. teacher at Cot
trell, wa» home Saturday ami Sunday.
papers. The Western Poultry
The bakery at Ariel* burned last
Journal, published tn Salem, is Sunday night.
the leading paper of its class in Carl A. Tincher and family from Wis
the Northwest.
consin are located in the Colvin house.
For the ladies. The Delineator.
Mrs. Shadd is here visiting her daugh
McCall’s and Ladies Home Jour ter, Mrs. Marshall, whom she had
nal are standard. The Woman’s seen for twenty-three year*.
A special meeting was held at the
Home Companion and Household
are not quite so large but the Gates M. E. Church last Sunday, A
very large attendance made tbs gather
quality is there and no woman ing a great success.
can read them but be benefitted.
Mrs McCormack gave a house-warm
Less expensive is the Ladies ing last Saturday evening About fifty
World.
of her friends were present.
MOUNT SCOTT
of Lents, wa» drown«! in the Willamette
river, near Madison bridge on Satunlav.
While canoeing with Phillip Piiwvll, hi»
hall hri'tlier, near lhe Portland ship
yards, Wister tn some manner upset the
frail craft and l»>lh men were thrown
into the river.
Being unable to aw im.
Hosier sank to hi* death and Powell
with iliffieulty reach«! the aliore. The
body was r«»ver«l through the effort«
of Hugh Br»‘ly, at 10 o'clock Tuesdav
morning and turn«! over to the coroner
John Manx will occupy the Kaultnan
house on Main street.
Chancey Sager return* from western
Washington this week.
ahi. Gray', Crossing lads, face, a Irrin
in tlis reform school as a consequence of
his l*ad disposition.
Jaa. Henderson, son-in law of Mr.
Tyler, and hU family, have moved Into
the Tyler lions« on Main street
He Will Show You
J. II. Marshall now lia. In, lmua«>
lighted by acetylene gas
The many friends of Al Itoland gave
him a surprise party last Saturday even
ing ih honor of hi, birthday.
Geo. Yeoman and wife, recently from
Kansas, a|>ent Sunday with tho llogue,.
Mrs. Hand gave a party on Saturday
evening for her daughter G|>al, that lin
ing her sixteenth birthday.
Liat it With
L. L. MOFFETT
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LUMBER
EXCHANGE Hilt.DIMI
THE WOOD LOT,
Dsvicss
For
Making
th.
Cutting
of
Timber Lssa Laborious.
The lucre«»« of Interest lu titulier
Ilaael Haatinga spent several daya of
raising makea the coualderatlou of
last week with It lends in larnts.
any device« of aid to the woodcutter
Electric light, will I* installed in th« of Interest. The accompanying »ketch
Evangelical and Methodist churches ■how, a aupport or guide for a saw,
which may readily be attached to a
lin, week
log or tlmlier with ordinary toola to
Pittrici 46 now has about seventy
|>U|»I,; two being enrolled last week.
Lents can now boast a theatre, which
will open Saturday.
We bar* moat
everything now.
The Mnte grange hall is progressing
slowly.
Work begins Monday laying
Earm Journal, Av« year, and The
the concrete for the second story.
Herald on, year. See offer on la,t page
The Whist Club met with Mr. ami
Mrs. E. L. Rayburn Wednesday night
R. R. Lee sold a lot adjoining his
home to Carl G. Tischer for 1-125
Mr
Thillip Roster, a teamster aged £1 and Tischer will erect a bungalow.
leighton Boone, one of the uncontrol
brother of Floyd Roster and Mrs Aah
Rev. Kuhlman of Estacada spent
Monday night in Gresham as the guest
of Rev. Parounagian.
GRAND CLUBBING OFFERS j
Wanted, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Etc.
The BEAVER STATE HERALD with
All local advertisement* an* run under tht*
hra.l at the rate ot ONE. VKXT A WOR1> FltUH*
INSERTION
subse juitit insertion* will be
Biade on 15 to 3» word* for lo rent»: 3) to 3M
words for 15 cent*. *» x,» 4»» w<»rdafor •»rent*.
No ad pubh»i
Cash in advance except to regular advertiser*.
If you have anything to sell, or wish to buy
anything, or have »»»st anything. TR\ \
•• WANT AD.” in this column The results will
•urprise you. Cash or poeuure «tamps.
PIGS for sale.
Gresham.
See Chas. Cleveland,
ATA BARGAIN—45 cords live oak
wood. See Mrs. I. McColl, Gresham
LOST—One dark red durhain heifer
16 months old ; lung straight head : no
marks or brand. Any information will
be appreciated.
O. C. Hemmers, Orient, P. O.
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WANTED — To pasture horses or
cattle. Enquire of Tom Howitt, Gresh
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Highest price paid for fresh cow,
Zurfiueh Bro«., Lenta. Ore.
CORDWOOD. FOR SALE
Live. $4: dead «3. Delivered in G«esh-
am and Troutdale. AU sound. Rhone
Farmers 59.
Immediate delivery, i
Frank Gustafson, Gresham.
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FOR SALE—Gasoline New wo«»lsaw.
Enquire H. Doutbit, 24, miles N. FL
of Greebam.
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FOR SALE—1 mare; 7 tons of hay;
1 light spring wagon. Mrs. C. Rooney,
1V4 miles west of Troutdale.
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FOR SALE—Sure Hatch incubator,
bromier, lamps etc. Box 45, Lents.
16-IN. WOOD FOR SALE
Sound and scMoned. On ground at the
Cottrell school, 75c per tier. Delivered
at reasonable rates.
Floyd Radford,
Boring, Route 1. Phone 17x1
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FALL SEWING—Those desiring fall
sewing, ladies' tailoring especially, will
do well to call on Mrs. M. E. Houk. 12
Misner street, Montavilla, Ore.
Near
end of car line.
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WANTED — Fresh milch cows and
beef cattle. T. R. Howitt, Gresham,
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FOR SALE — Incubators, Brooders,
Ijtmps, ete , etc.
Address Overman.
877 Cleveland Ave., Portland.
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SHOATS — For Sale, weighing 50 to
SO pounds. On the Mackenzie farm,
E. E. Welling, Gresham.
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Drugs
AT CITY PRICES
PRESCRIPTION
CHEMICALS
FILLING
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MEDICINES
STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS
POSTAL CARDS
SCOTT
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Daily Oregonian, World’» Work, Review of Review« 10.76
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National <«range
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Pacific Christian Advocate
Pacific Homestead ............................................................. 2 00
Poultry Journal..................................................................... 1 50
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BEAVER STATE HERALD,
GRESHAM, OREGON.
OREGON
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The womans Relief Cor|«i la-nertt so
cial last Friday night was well attend«!.
There were several unique features that
were very eutertaining. Three com
rades from Portland were preaeut Two
of them played,al the funeral of Abia
ham Lincoln.
R II. Casswell and family have moved
into town and are oct-upying the widow
Bramhall house
Mr. CaMwell will re
present the C. L. Boas, Moline Plow
Company of Portland, in the tirvshani
district.
Dr. W. J. Ott, brother of Dr. II II Ott
will probably arrive tn Gresham today.
He it prepared tocare for Dr. II II . Ott'»
practice until the latter returns fr. m
Kan»as where he i» detained by his
wife's illnrsa. After that they will do a
partnership business in Gresham.
J. Anderson called al The Herald
office thia week. Mr. Anderson baa just
returned from a »enaon at Nome, Ala>ka.
Rev.' Parounagian went to Wiaalburn
on Tuesday to attend the Salem Dis
trict ministers meeting. He return«!
on Thursday.
The lieraid office was wry plessnntly
surprised on Thursday of laat week by
the gilt of some fine samples of Bald
win and King apple», grown in the
Sandy Valiev, by G. W. Alder.
Tbe [prospects for heavy football al
Gresham seem to lie on the decline.
Several of the laiys have found it im
possible b> continue in the heavy team.
The high school team will continue to
drill and games with the sr-hoola at St.
Johns and Portsmouth arr a probability.
I After the first of December there will lie
a reoganization of players and the beav-
i ieet of tbe school team with some out-
i aiders will unite in putting up some
grxal games, likely with Peidmont, Mult-
¡ nomah Addition, and Albina Athletics,
i Suita for the teams arrived Imlay
Before another week Gresham will
have a new bakery in full operatioM and
hot bread and fresh cakes may tie ob
tain«! at home. The Gentlemen wlui
have the new bnsiness tn hand are e«-
i perienced bakers and know not only
I how to prepare grxal food hut give prom
ise of conducting a clean, hygeinic bak-
| erv They are jovial goml fellows to
' meet so their popalarily is in large meas
ure assured liefore they show us a »ample
¡ of their handiwork.
A coat of paint gives the livery stable,
| under management of Ed Metzger, a
new apfa-arance.
Alva Aanrl and E. P. Smitn have been
doing duiy on the jury this week.
Mr*. Carlson and daughter Mildred,
visited friends in St. Helen’s, Saturday
and Sunday,
Fire destroyed the house of John Wil
liams, esat of Gresham, on Tureday
I afternoon.
Carl Shattuck is rushing work on his
office building and lumtier sheds.
j Mrs. Renfro of Powell Valley, return«!
¡ from the hospital on Thursday.
The Public Schools of Gresham are
1 feeling very proud of a new piano which
arrived this week.
A special mmcal
program was given Friday morning to
exhibit all ite fine pointe. Mr. Rritgger
i president of ths board was a guest.
Recorder D. M. Robert* announce*
! that nominations by petition may be
filed with him up U> within ten days of
the election.
Cosmopolitan, Outing and Review of
Reviews, Herald too, «I. See laat page.
Holiday clubbing ratee «pal to the
beet are being offered by Tbe Herald on
the last page.
OREGON
F. W. FIELDHOUSE
JEWELER and OPTICIAN
Watch
Repairing
a
Specially
Dialributing Station for—-
EASTMAN KODAKS
ANO CENTURY. PREMO ANO HAWK-EYE
Cameras
KODAK AND CAMERA SUPPLIES
GRESHAM LOCALS
Francis A. Lindsey, of Troutdale, now
of the V. S. Hospital corps, who ha,
been in Alaska the past summer, wa«
calling on friends here Monday.
Mrs. Frit, Stoker of Portland wa« a
Gresham visitor this week alni a caller
at the Herald office
Mi»» Violet Gould spent
her Imme folks, Mr. and
Gould.
IMRIIAMI,
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F. W. FII-LDHOUSI:
GRESHAM,
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OREGON
for d Good Square Medi
CIO TO TIIK
CENTRAL HOTEL
RiSTÄURÄII il cohecho *
NKW UMI lAtlBU Um itX
— ME AUS AT ALL HOURS -
facilitate the anu lug of tbe Ing
ilrtailH of thia n I titrhiiirnt are shown
Home Cooking;
Saya tin* Scientific A in «*r Ivan: “The at
tachment coiialMta of a clamp ndupted
to I m * a«M*ur«*tl to tin* handle (A) of nti
ordinary ax.
The clamp coinpriiM»«
two jnwa (Hl, through which a t*olt la
GRESHAM, ORE.
paaaetl
The u|»|M*r eml of thia lx»lt
terminate« In a aupport. The aupport
ctnialai» of two parallel tirnm, l»c*twren
which a roller (th I n inount«*d to rotate
Tin* bolt which puaMm through the
JnwNof (be elainp la filled with a wing
NFAK GHKHIIAM
nut. and by turning thia nut the Jawa
tuuy tie preuaed together on the handle Havvral g«MMÌ farm« fruii -4 U> Hi) serve
of tbe ax. lu use the nt la driven lnt<»
the lug. and the ria nip I n liivti made
fast with the NUp|M»rt. «landing ver
Company
The aaw la then guided bW*
tically
tween the arma of the aup|M>rt. and GRESHAM,
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OREGON
the back of ttie aaw reata on the roller
With the aaw thus supported ■nd
guided. It tnay ta* ojierated In th«»
uaual manner Io «aw through the log
The roller may l»e mod n lev I near the
outer end of the aupport or clone to the
Jawa. In the former ra«r the aaw will
otienite between the roller and the
jawa, and the «u|»|M»rt must I n » mount«
ed to project downward. In order to
permit of removing the «aw from the
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«lipport It I n preferable to mip|M»rt the
mw on tbe outer aide of the roller,
guiding It In the open «lot formed by
J. E. Metzger, Prop.
tbe two anna of lhe aupport. The
NurrtMteor lo II W. F liter y
w
clamp la then applied, with tin* au|»|»ort
projecting upward Instead of down
u,n,
rJ:m.
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Sresha«.
Or».
ward.” Tbla uaeful attachment for
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snw’lng log** hits tieen patented by Mr
Levi Smith of Mil rah field, t’oua coun
ty, Ore.
FURNITURE. INDIR! ARIMI
A Mwh«»ne for botiaehold ua«* tnay
ASt) H.MIIAI.MIVO
lie mad«* like the ordinary aaw'lmme.
except that at the back Inatrail of a
CARLSON & III NDIRSON
narrow edge a whir nig«» I n put. with
a top piece four Im li«*« wide. It can
New <*arl»on Hldg .* Main Mir ret, lirrshan*
I m * mad«* wider If detdred. Two
l*h<»nv. 'JM Rea , |4li
nlotig the »Ide form a box, which will
C*lla Pmotptb Atfandrd.
ar N/fhr
bold t<»)ls and nails. It 1« about the
handiest thing the handy man around
the farm can have
To bring the fore«!» to their full
productiveness they niuat lie cut over
The ax 1» the forester’» bo«- ax well a«
hl« acythe. Reaping and »owing are
IFICIALOFFtn
MRS. S. T. CROW. PROP.
TWO 5-ACRE TRACTS
The Gresham Real listate
Livery .Feed & Sale Stable •
>EEDS
J, «• V.1U ■•«
À trial wtu
maha you our penuanent ruaUMnef
Pria miftUoi
11 lhe flneot i Yerulg. t ef»l»r»dkl • O»te«, i bel
Uaoi »• eer4.t a.wwr4-« baie. *4 wimin u
•CABANTKFB TW rL*Aet
WrfM
to-aa^t Mrutton th ta Pwr.
SEND 10 CENTS
ywtefs aad yaAisi Ute rwelr« Ihk v*l*fibl*
usually for him one and the same op
eration. and cultivation la accomplish
ed by getting rid of what he doen not
want. There were cut from the na
tional forest» during the last Bacal
year lhe equivalent of a little over
28O.nOU.OIX) Ism rd feet or timber. Thia
Involved cutting operation» on slightly
lex» tlnin Mh0O9 inn-« of bind, or
about one four hundredth» of tile total
area of the government's forest,. In
other word», hardly a beginning hns
licen made In bringing the forest, to
their highest productlveneaa through
nse. and their reserve of mature flin
tier tin, scarcely licen touch««! by tho
operation, under way. There Is mon
ey In tho wood lot. and the average
farmer In awnkenlng to thia fact.
I ebeei «Se Bee* « m MO m •< »••**. FUew,
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60 YEAR«’
EXPERIENCE
CHURCH NOTICES.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH —
Rev. S. G. R oi - kk , pastor. Services,
of M a
Sunday S c I kni I, 10 a. m ; Preaching
OcaiQN«
every Sunday at II a m.antl H p. m.
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CoevRieHT« Ac.
I’rayer inm-ting, Thursday evening at
Anvon« Mmdtnf • nkdrtrh and dMM-rltrtlnn may
quirk I f ••certain onr oBtaion fr«« whether an
H o'clock. All welcomed.
mmlUn I. pc,».bl, WMWU Communlaa.
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confidential. HANDBOOK ..nl-.i~.la
ZION’S EVANGELICAL CHURCH,
___ /mg palante,
•mot free. Oldeet ««enry fof«wrunm
lunn À
Patente taken through Mczr.
; ( o. raowtvg
Gresham—SsavtcM (German). 10:30
•«rriol nptlea, without charge, lu tl
a m.. every first, third and fifth Sun
days of each month. All welcome.
A h»n<t»om»l, llhMtre)», w»»klr. t.«r«~t
SAINT MICHAEL'S CATHOLIC
of an, a<*l«Hill,n tnarnat. T.rn>,_ U •
CHURCH, Sandy, Ore —Itev. Kerch-1 mlatb.n
[•«,. r..»r •..nlb». ,L XoM brut naw«d
told Dnrrer. Hervicee will !»• held tin
the first Sunday of each month at
». «» F Nt.» Washington, I
10:30 a. m.
LINNEMANN
MEMORIAL M. E.
CHURCH, Gresham—I’aaToa, Rev. Subscription Price of “The Herald”
M. II. Parounagian. Sravit sa, Hun- RIX MONTH«
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day School, 10 a. m.j Preaching at nXK YKAK
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11 a. m. and 8 p. m. every Sunday.
tn#
Prayer meeting, Thursday evening» fihik ykak
A 06
at 8 o'clock. Everybody invited.
FIVK YKAlt.s
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Scientiflc American.