PLtASANI HOMf
ÜÜLSandy Hotel
Mr. and Mr« Millon I a U m «urpri««*d
ttie» latlur'a parnnt« by coining through
I thr «new to vl«il thvni.
Pirat- c I mm accommodation»
Commercial trade «olici tei I
('lean I mm I« ami g«««l invaia
Epworth L»*ngu»’ whm (»oatponM Hun-
'dav «vvnlng m « it mmm bup | kmmm 1 not
many would venture out on aueb a night
rtiwpt to alrigti ride and then there
wouldn't I m * tin«« to attend League.
There will I mp league neat Muuday at
1 he Friday evening buaineM
i inerting wmm not held.
UA8PKH JUNKER, Prop.
Sandy,
He vol a I from Mandy attended the bas
ket iRH'ial and enlvitaiiiiiieiil at Flrwomi
last Haluiday night. A good lime is
reported.
Finger A ILtHman have opened a
meal market in Hi«* Boll building on
Main street. Thu» IBI« • long felt want.
Now let everylssly patroiiUv the hum«
market.
Mrs. Fuobarg is recovering from a
•erioua ilhn’ao,
Mr». I’, f. Foil« of Marmol returned
from a two weeks visit in Portland.
Oregon
MISO
H i 'I iihi I has closed for the week. It
will ronpen on Monday til« Iklh if th«
weather Improve«
(Justaf Htucki, Ftank Pattaraon and
E. llickev went «moil-hunting Halurday
ami »hot two coon».
IIRWOOD
Frank Hiroio «nd faiuilv arc comfort
The revival meeting* cloeed on ac*
ably »el I lid In the liolleib Miller home- ctiunt of the «lorni.
stead.
Mr Evant ha« purrharrd righty arree
Chao Cox ami hi« mother have mov of the Elliott property and rrnte<| the
ed Io NanJy from Cherryville. Charlie old Linn pl ar** to livr on.
will lw employed by lb« Sandy livery.
Emrtt l>onahtw of Boring brought
F. E. Mcliugln transacted buaineas in Drputy Sheriff Mile« over to Dover to
Portlaud aud Oregon City laat week.
«rrve a subpoena on George KiUrnilhrr,
On
P. A Magnolia brex.’d the snow ami wanted a* a withe«« in !*<»tlUivl
brought in III« «tram (torn th« l»ovei account of the «now they were late in
route on Tueeday. Paul «loeeu’t waul arriving and thrir Irani prartirallv ei-
liiiu»tr«l, «<i «they remained over night
Portland to run out of butter.
ft« Nvlson is nursing a crippled knee with J. W Eton.
a
*«....,
berry, similar to L>g»n berriv«. tho
larger, »»««ter and more de»irable.
26c I At II. POSTPAII»
Illi
USIttOOD MKSIKILS
uKKellAM. OHM.HN
Now is the Time
to visit
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO
Will I»’ gl»d to supply »oiim
Ver«' attactive literature, de
scribing in detail th” many de-
ligi» ot winter in California.
Very low round trip » x.-ur»ion
ticket» arò un »ale I” California.
The rate Irom Portland lo Lo*
Aligl i«» and return is
$SS.OO
Limit six month», allo» in«
•topover privelege» in either
direction.
Similar excursion
rate* are in nffei'l to all Cali
fornia puitllH.
For full InfortuNllon. slevplng rar re»erva
lion« Bhd llekrt«, call, write or Iric» rapii
C. W. Stinger. C. F. A.
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»rd and Washington street«
—or
Wm. McMURRAV, <1. P. A.
Portland. Oregon
SEEDS
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Guaranteed to Please
Rvrrv Gardener »ml
I'laiilrrsh’dihl trst the
superior merlOof <M»r
N orihei nil row n Nerds.
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we will »end fmat|w»l<i «»nr
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parking and raceiva I ha
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gether wflh tmr R aw nn<1 |n»»rur(ira Gar-ten (lutite.
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Mention this Paper.
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Oregon
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and rar«.*« tkta valmBte
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R. H. CASWELI
AUCTIONEER
H. M. CHITWOOD
T. HENSLEY
Gasoline Wood-Saw
Cormorcf
StClION IM
CHURCH NOTICES.
J 111 I
METHODIST t’llI HCH —
ll.v H. (I. Koras, paator.
Sort iron,
.Hiimlay School,
", |O a. in. . ; ________
Preaching
every 'Sunday al Ila m. anil H p. nF
Prayer meeting, Tlinrsdnv evening at
No’clis’k. All Welemned.
LINNEMANN
MEMORIAL M
E.
Clll'RCII, Gresham—l*.«»nm, Rev.
M. II. Parounagian.
Saavu-KH, Sun
day SehrMil, 10 a. in. t Preaching al
II a. in. ami K p. in. every Sunday.
Prayer meeting, Thursday evenings
at h o’chs'k. Evoryhtsly invited.
SUNT MICHAEL’S
CATHOLIC
t III RCH, Samly, Ore—Rev, llervh-
tolil Ihirrer. Servicca will lie held on
the first Sunday of each month at
10:.l0 a. in.
ZION’S EVANGELICAL CHI RC||,
Gresham—Saavn as (German), 10:;«>
a. m., every first, third and fifth Sun
days of each month. All welcome
^JULVtlTK SUM UCUÆOI
/SPECIAL OFFER:^
Phon«« A an-». Main 3»M
6Ü1402 CofbetL Bidtf.g PoBfLAMD, O bb
D. W. Battraelle and Chua. Blottgb.
motorman and conductor <»n the Trout U re« lia tn.
dale car were |M*rmilt4*d a Sunday even
ing «trole from Fairview to Linnemann,
after the car wm derailed, a privilege
rarely given to employed »treet-cnr men
Pkrnklaaa-Sargreaa.
on Kunday.
Mm« («ould ia in Mootavilla with her | ami Health, Maxey. Byer» ami Whit-
! ney ; Fire ami Water, Byer», Anderaon
mother for a few day*.
.Mm« Hradttehi will remain at Max- i : nn«i Jenkin*; Public Property, Amler-
•on. But «-r and Maxey; Legislation.
weib until wbool open* again
Jenkin*, Maxey and Byer». The Way»
B. C. Altman who waa elected repre* -
ami Mean* committee were instructed
tentative from thia county in in Salem 1
in attendance at the Lrgialatnrr.
He1 to «ecure a (»ermanent meeting place.
The earl »econd-atory room of the school
will I m * bac k Monday for a abort atay.
i house ami Davis hall were suggeotnd
The Lusted achool han not been cloned :
1 suitable place».
(or tlie «now a* the children team to lie |
anxioua to learn and e«|M*cially the I J. Luacher has >>een hauling milk to
eighth grade nupila who are trying to ' Portland ou a i«ob**led after taking it to
the depot and leaving it there all day to
get through thia month.
; freeze.
Mr a. Drew of Clifton, is »pending a
Sill Hi
The Western Union had a force of
few day* with her mother, Mr*. Manary.
At the home of la>on Sicfcron l>cc. 27
men here today repairing the lines.
Dell Mr wart who I irn been very aick
a Xmas dinner wa» eiipived by the fain
lly and a lew friend* • >n New Year'» (or a few wetka ia «lowly improving.
Mr. and Mr«. M. Miller of Clataop|
■lay they ent«rtaiiie<l John McAllister,
The joint school* of district 2H closed
Th«> children enjoyed a tree w hich was county have returned home after apend-1
during the eold snap.
ing
aometiine
with
her
pare»la,
Mr.
and
lighted in the evening and thru »Irqqsrd
Lite of enow on our croaa road*. All
Mr«. Lrwia Miller.
by them.
Althougli the road« have been very travelers resemble Alaskan miner* in
J. W. Boring of Ihuiiaacus han sold
Imd, Mr Wolfe han continued to carry the wav of gunny sack leggingsand gen
hi» farm for ♦•■»lt»>.
the
mail every day. I lie
1 * thinks it i* just eral tuake-up while making social calls
Pave Van Hani ba» sold forty act«»
Mrs. Mary Shaffer has been very ill
an ra«y (or him to go over the road*
for *31100.
Wm.
carrying the mail an (or th« patrons to with la grippe the past week.
11. Johnson has moved into Ida new
I'dev i* also a victim.
go to the | Mw to thee after it.
home.
fir. Botkin of Montana has Ix’en in
Miaa Ida Blackburn is here from
Mr. Ixrvegran and family have moved
attendance on the infant grandson of
into tbeir new home, having bought the Wa«hingtoii vintiting her mother.
II Newton place for
Mr. and Mr«. Aaron Knighton and Mr. and Mrs. Ruhl, who lias been very
Mr ami Mr». I.eon Su-ler visited the Mi. aud Mrs. .lame« Smith of (treaham ill lor the past week.
lleac<H'k» of I’owell Valley on Sunday. are n|M*nding a few dava with Mr«. Irvin
J C. Buckley ha* purchased « tract
LAND FERTILITY.
After all. It 1a not so mm h tin* Rind
of crop« raised na It la the way I hey
are raised anil the cure glvcu the In lid
that causes land to maintain or |<MV
Ita fertility.
In way of llliistratlou
may lie cltisl Englhli farina which to
day actually produce larger yields of
root* and grain than they did lino years
ago or farina In Holland where large
yield* of tlax are prmlmed year after
year under a careful system of anlll-
clal fertilisation. An opposite extreme,
hut »till further Illustrating the truth
of the atnteiueiit above made, 1» the
system of <otton growing wlilcb has
been followed In the aouthern slates.
>
' which after from thirty to forty years
lias left the soil In ninny sections well
nigh bankrupt. Another Instance of
soil depletion Is not lei able In the sec
tions of the corn belt In the middle
western stales, and Ibis In spite of the
fact that corn does not pull heavily on
the soil ami that relatively little at
tention ia lieedeil In the matter of fer
tilisation ami crop rotation to keep the
productivity of I lie soil where It ought
to In». While comparatively little stud
ied mid eoiisvqui-iitly but slightly nil-
derahHid. the question of a mainte
nance hf Holl fertility Is really one of
subtraction and addition In that If
the Htrengtli of the laud Is io la> main
tained iis milch must lie inlded to the
noil In the shape of fertilizers of some
sort as 1« fnken from the soil In the
form of crops, There Is no kc III iik
around the logic of this situation, A
fellow might na well expect to lift him
self l>y I in boot sirups an to expect to
keep up the fertility of Ills land when
he Is taking more from It every year
In the »lini»’ of crop* than hr make*
return In the almpe of fertiliser».
R SEEDS
Rev. ( ’rrr»y waw r«*warde<l w ith a con
Mr. and Mr«. Orland Z»*ek and «laugh* gregation of exac tly one doaen la«t Sun*
ter .Mildred <*ttllvd on numerous friend« «lay. The Pre«byLcrian Sunday School
Open to engag’-ment for all kind* of
I nt« I an attendance of nine, and thia
Auctioneering
in Plrattant Home Tuesday afternoon.
liumlwr hel{M?d to complete the dozen GRESHAM,
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OREGON
.Mr. Thorpe braved it out yr»terday
at the Methodist church.
and M*rvrd the putrona with mail for
Walter Hchram, the »even year old
the Hr»I time In a week.
He went
lioraeliack a« it wa« impCMMrible to get •on ol J. H. Kcdirarn, had hi» wri«t Ixdly REAL ESTATE asti EMPInYMENT
cut by hi» Baby brother lawt week* acci
a rig through the drift«.
Farm» a Specialty
dently while at play.
Bchofd dowed tin* latter jmrt of la*!
OFFICE AT AULETA, OREGON
At the regular meeting of the city
week on a« count of the atorm. Monday
council on Tuesday evening the newly
m 'I mma I o|»env«| again lait an few came.
Wednreday it waa derided to wait until eletUrd officer* were given the oath of
I office before notary public Win. Butler.
in the
the alarm aubaidea.
I dl lllul 0 «Farmers MutualF.R.A.
The new officer« are a* follow*: mayor,
14*onard l«auderl*ack
returned to
W. Ellison; recorder, A. L. Stone; (Farmer» Mutual Fire Relief A»*'n of Portland)
achool .Momlav morning, lie nay« hut
treasurer, A. T. Axtell; councilman,
few attend lite Busim*na College in had
E A. Whitney, Wm. Byer», A. M. An- * CONSERVATIVE. STRONG, SAFE
weather.
: deraon, <>. J. Jenkin», H. N. Maxey and |
PROMPT. CHEAP
Mr«. Hodgkin* ha* gone
The Dalle« Wm. Butler; marsha!, J. O. Davis.
where ahe will apend her vacation witli The following committees were apjioint- ■ Apply to H. W. Snashall, Pres.
Gresham. Ore.
Irienda and relative«.
ed : Waysand Means, Butler, Whitney
Mr Metxger ha« returned to (irvabam ; and Jenkins; Street ami Public Ways, Write to J. J. Kern. Secretary.
565 E. Yamhill »I.. Portland
U> remain until school O|»enn
Whitney, Butler and Anderson; Police
at the northwest corner ol Taylor »ve.
! on the Section Line road.
Hutchenn of tin« place.
Whrti sunimer ha» |>a»»-
c,| in thvac northern
alate», «he »un ia only
inilil nri'ler thè brillili
blu* »Un-» ot Southern
California
Tlii» ia one
ol nature’» happy pro-
viaiotia—eternai aummer
(or th<»e a lui «■annoi en-
«Iure a more levare eli-
muto.
California ha» been cali
bi thè “ Mecca of thè
winter loiiriat.” li* lui
tei* ami »topping »«Iacea
are a* varh»l a» Olone of
«veli regulaleil eli ir».
Viaitor* cali alway» timi
»oliai'le nceomin>»l»tlon,
conitvnial companioii»,
ami variali, pleaaiug rei-
reation».
Fairview, Jan. 14—.Mr». J. T. Mtillion j
ami children chow oul from Portland
la«t Friday evening where they have
been with the former's mother fur aume
time.
Fairview
A deliate will I h > »tailed In Kelao next
Hallinlay evening.
AT LAW
Of the arta of CAwnra a lu n a
Harry Meaerveof Portland made hi«
way through tba anow to tbi« little burg
where l»e intend« to «pend the remain*
»■ the remili of jumping off the wagon drr <»! the !»«<! w«*ather with hi« «later,
mito Hie IroBvn ground.
Sira. E. M. Douglai*.
William ami I>*wi* Htone attended
Thoma» hay and wife fHt«imd through
Key. (*rwy will hold the u«tial M*r*
here curatile to Aim« Haturdny.
yii’t*« Hunday in the M. E. church unleiMi the funeral of a couwin in Portland lawt
he get« lu«t in the «now coming from Saturday*
There wb * a reunion <4 family Bivi
Th« cold wrathvr and »now tine
j irirmla on Kun lay January iM al the
brought oul iiumerou» comely vehicle«
home of Janice Bell at bandy Kidgv
ums I as »led* ami akeee.
In this »»art of
i After a bounleotia chicken dinner the
the country the »now Is atsiul two feet
i gural« enjoyed the a Iler noon by game«
deep end |««rhi tly level. Theta being
' Mild aiugtng.
no wind to form drills
The Fruit Frowero’ Awns'lallon will
DOVER
Uievt Saturday.
While Dover ha« nearly two fwt of
Mt». J. H Allioon is visiting ftrnml» «now we have had no «were cold an<l
ami relatives at Bridal ' ell.
little »’«»t w ind.
Phenomenal Plants!
FAIRVIEW
ATTORNEY
QTCIP!
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IS
YOUR
WATCH
RELIABLE?
AJ Slow Timepiece May Cause Yon to I
mis» your car; mis* an ap|«iintment; i
nns* a bum Hess engagement; or Worse
yet, you may tie too late to your wor* j
aud |<>»>- your position.
BI T THERE’S RELIEF! —GO TO
50c a Cord
Troutdale, - Oregon
Phone Farmers
t
35x2
J
Steam
I Wood Saw I
TROUTDALE, ORE.
FIRWOOD 50c
Pred D. Flora : W. F. GREER ♦
And Get a Good Reliable Timepiece
191 Morrison Street
PORTLAND.
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OREGON i
Sear Pap1« Restaurant.
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C. L CRENSHAW
Tinner and Plumber
Dealer in Pipe ami Pump Fix-
lures. Sheet-iron Work.
Powell St.
Gresham. Ore.
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C. H. LANE
—DEALER IN—
: Watkins’ Stock Tonic
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U lb«* Poultry Tonic .
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CHOPPING AND ROLLING
Wm Nagle has rented the Ryan place
and will soon make his home there.
BORING
T,,,s ,s
IMPORTANT!
• St
F«*d Stable in Conntction
E. B. DUFUR
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Orisi Taken at any Time—Quick Delivery.
Four below icro Tueeday morning.
A large number of friend* and neigh-1
The wood buaineM him l»cen a»me* bora t<Hik Mr. and Mrs. Wm Ream bv
what crippled on account of the storm. surprise on Saturday evening. Although 1
r. e . 4 Andrews cut hi* hand quite J""1 "hoot to “turn in,’’ the family*
t«dly ou Saturday while cutting stove ’I"1 klT ",",le
welcome and enter-
woml. It «ill lav him Iipfors-mietiuie. u‘",e’1 ,hem v‘‘rv handsomely. About
■
oni.vi..*
Mr*. Lundy ha* been .juit« sick for ‘ thirty-five
hir,>-'i'- attended.
»Hende.1. ( Games,
dancing
and
music
by
the
young
Wilson
broth
the past week.
ers on mandolin ami guitar ami topped
W. R. Telford has taken charge o(the
off with a substantial feast made the
depot again aa agent. We are all glad
party glad that they had come.
to aee him back.
Mr». Knox liaa been very aick the
|ia»t week.
WEICARRY A FULL LINE OF MILL FEED
Market Price Paid for Grain
SUN-DIAL FEED MILL
FAIRVIEW,
GRANGE DIRECTORY
There haa la-en no achmil in the email
room aince last Tueeday a week.
Oregon State Grange Officers.
Everyone who haa a team haa rigged
up a ale<l and are enjoying sleighing.
The rural carrier» have been having a
hard time serving their routes.
Mr.
Waifear, route I, miaaed last Tueeday, '
which wa* I lie onlv time the route* from
here were not aarve-l since the enow last
Saturday. They have been able to nerve
only half each day.
Ma«r«*r. Austin T. Ruxton
. Forest Grove
Ovcrswr, A. T. Hhuiuakv..
Central Point
Lecturrr. J. J. Johnson
Portland
steurtnl. W . A. Young
Arleta
Assistant Steward. K. W, Staats
Airlie
Uteaplaln. Oscar Eaton
. .
.Oswego
Tn‘ttsurcr, II. Hirschbcrg
Independence
Hvrrvtary. Mrs. Mary S. Howard
Mulino
K. . i» r, I » lainls-rt
Stayton
Albany
l.ulu B. Miller
« errs. Mrs. <'om Legg,
St, Helens
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Condon
laid y Steward. Mrs. E. K. Brown
Cloverdale
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THE FAIRVIEW MERCHANT
EXEt I TIVK COMMITTEE
\uMinT Buxton
Forest Grove
Carmi
Altmny
Who Handles the Best. Freshest
and Cheapest Stock of General
Merchandise in the Countv
<>M>. I’oatch ha* Is’eu appointed road ’' E Spence
I Eutfene Palmer
»ii|ierviaor for thia district.
Weekly Oregonian and Herald only $2
Death ot louis Tounq.
OREGON
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
Austin T. Ruxton
Forest Grow
V I Mason
H<»od River
F. M. Gill
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Estacada
I'lKASC’T VALLEY GRANGE No not
Mri tH wcon<1 Saturday at 7::» p. m . and fourth
StUitrday at V»:iWa. tn. every month.
I ICKWUOD «.RANGE Meet« th.’ «est Wed
i nv'-lny of each month at 8 p. in. and third Hut
■ tiriUv at 10 ». tn.
MULTNOMAH GRANGE. NO 71. Meet« the
fouith Saturili»)- in every month at lfkSO a. m.. |
I in ’’ampbeir» hall. Orient.
CLACK AMAR GRANGE meet» tiro Rat untar I
id each month nt 10:*0a. m., and third Satur
day al 7 :S0 p. m.
FAIRVIEW «{RANGE
Meet- flr^t Wrdnea
da' nt IO;iWa. m.: third Tuemlay evening at
M o'clock, each month.
RUSSE! LVI1.I K GR INGE. NO itti A!erta in
RiiHodlvillc m hoolhouM* on the Ntcond and
fourth Saturday night« in each month.
EVENING STAR GRANGE Meet* in their
hall nt South Mount Tnlmr «»n the first Satur
day of each month at 10 a. in. All
............
visitors are
a vicoiuv.
GRESH AM GRANGE — Meets téeond Satur
day in each month at 10 ;»• a. in.
DAM \SUI S GRANGK, NO. Jiki. Meet« flmt
Saturday each month.
l.ENTS <{RANU«E Meet» second Saturday of
each month at 10 #o a. m.
Cl At K AM AS «{R ANGE. NO 2W Meets the
Hrs I Saturday in th«' month at 10:30 a. m. aud
the third Saturday at 7 Ì0 p. m.
COLUMBIA GI:AN«{K NO. 2*7 Meets in al)
day session first Saturday In each month in
grange hall near Corbett.
Brief notice was given la»t week of the
suihlen death of Louis Young of Trout
dale. While the very Iwid weather tins
prevented our meeting anyone from
whom we might learn particulars, we
understand tlmt typhoid pneumonia
caused hi« illnese. It was additionally
unfortunate that the illness should oc
cur at this time when friend« and rela
tives were largely prevented from meet
ing him or attending the funeral.
Louis was well known at Troutdale
and at Latonrell, where he had lived all
Ilia life. He WM a hearty young man,
of Hue disposition, gm«l habits and ex
cellent intentions. He was generally
liked by his many friends and relatives
and it is with the deepest regret that
we announce the eml of what seemed
would lie a very useful life. The writer
was well acquainted with Louis ami so
fares can lie remembered, can recall
many highly commendable traits in the
(Grange« are requested to «end to The Herald
cheerful and willing character of this lni<>niati«>n so that a brief card ran be run
under this heading free. Send place, day and
hour of meeting.)
young man.
Try Him and See for Yourself
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Fire !
INSURE
IN
THE
OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
John Brown, Rockwood, Agent
For Eastern Multnomah and Clackamas Counties.
«"FURSHIDES
for spot cash. !• to AWT more money for you to shin R aw Fur» an«! RMes tn ns than to
■ell at home. Write for Price List, Market Report. Snipping Tugs, and about our
HUNTERS’&TRAPPERS’GUIDE.^^
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