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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1909)
TROUTDALE UüL Sandy Hotel First-class arrommodationa Commercial traila solicited Clean I mh I s and good meals itti Stable ii CuMcliq CAHPER JUNKER, Prop. Oregon Sandy, aira have taken to leaving wood «bed®, baron bids giMal-bya to amok« houses, fruit to its b«rth in the cellar, etc. If Die culprit lias not already got his Frank Ahnerl of Blse.1 shook bands •Hpply tor the winter h® had foller be a littlu cautious lor people ar® sitting up «Illi friends around town Tuesday. an<l taking notice. Ilomer Moulton of Pleasant Home wss a Handy visitor Tueodav. SAI MON Hadding Russ.ll and Al Emily of Cor- Mrs. Ellen Gulches has been visiting belt have gone to work for the Firwood her mother at this place, which she bad Lumber Co. Edward F. Bruns returned last week not seen tor seventeen years ami baa from an extended trip over the United now gOM back to her home in the Pal- Htatee ami Europe, having been gone ’ ouse country. a year. Mr. Bruns has many Interest ing tilings tn relate but says that Handy la the one spot of all must favored by Nature The Firwood Lumber Company h making things hum and then mill it running full blast. let the rest folio« suit ami there will be something doing around Hamly the coming spring. Mrs. A. G. Bornstedt and sou lieorgie visited at Gresham Tueeday. J. G. fteShaser of Firwood made a return tiip to Oregon City Tueeday. FAIRVIEW Troutdale, Jan 20—Mrs, C. A. Hewitt Fairview, Jan. 28—The new waiting I is attending a few days In Portland. room and freight depot being built by | Mr. Metcalf has returned to bis home the O. W. P. here, is nearly completed. The Company is now handling a large In Pullman, Wash. Mrs. J A. Larson is visiting with hsr express Itusiness and expect to increase their freight business. A combination mother at La too re 11 Falla. express ami |mssenger car has Iweu Mrs. L. A. Harlow gavs a partv for fl I ted up for thia line and is kept at j the little |ieople in honor of her eon Troutdale at night, leaving there at A: 15 Hamuel’s sixth birthday last Friday. in the morning and making hourly tripe Mrs. Carrie Holt visited Mrs. L. Kam to Portland throughout the day. mer at Fairview on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. Lamar of Rupert, Ido., i W A. MacMillan, head book-keetier are visiting at the home of the latter’s | at the ¡«eking plant, has been trans son, W. Ellison. ferred to Hen Francisco. _Mrs. R. W. Wilcox spent the latter Albert Kraus of la Grande, Or., has part of last week visiting here. been visiting relatives here this week. Frank Fox and bride have been spend Mrs. Hiuimons returned to her home ing a few days with Mr. and Mrs Moore. at Tacoma, after a short visit with her A. L. Htone has moved onto bis farm sister, Mrs. Eaton which waa rented to H. N. Maxey lb® A. H. Milne is down from The Dalles. l«st year. Mr. Maxey will occupy lb® The many friends of Dr. F. H. Lwk, J resilience vsested by Mr Htone. who was pastor of Evangelical church i Mrs. Werd Evans of Hurlbort has liers, will be grievad to learn of his ser been visiting her parents, H. B. Perkins ious illness at Beaverton. and wife. Glenn McIntyre made a business trip Rev. Creesy is conducting a aeries of to Portland on Monday, coming tiack on HURIBURI very sm-ceoeful meetings in the M. E. Tuesday. He lias filed on a homestead Ichurch. Rev. Delly, a Bunday School claim on a piece of land adjoining his . The recent storm did little damage missionary, preached here last Monday. father’s ranch and will make his home i here although several farmers ran out I of feed and wood. there. Ijee Evans was in Portland wvrral Gur school is progressing finely under Goats In the Orchard. the able tuition of Mlei Mabel Hodge j '’»ft •“* »•*•- The following article from the Oregon Very litlla time was lost on account of Mr. Hugh hail the misfortune of Ino ian presents some ideas that ought to the storm. ing one of hie horses last week li fell be of value to farmers: “To those wlio Glenn Mclntyse has bought a fine wliil« being driven, are trying to solve the problem of rsie- | Mrs. V. Ellis spent emreral .lays visit- ing g<MU amJ , yoan(( orcll,r(1 ,t the flock of eighteen sheep Irom Billy Welch, j lime j tllem ,o smear the Mrs A. J. fidel, who underwent an ' ing friends and relatives in Porllaml, Extraordinary Offer! a/ 3 s3 SUBSCRIPTIONS TO . . THE HERALD . Get two friends, preferably new subscriptions, to club with you and secure The Herald for $1 each. This offer we make unlimited as to time. Perhaps we may see fit to withdraw it, but hope that it will be an im portant means oi extending our clubbing list. The regular price is $1.50. THE BEAVER STATE HERALD GRESHAM, OREGON -“ - . 1 L. i.1. •••••••••••••••••• SOMETHING NEW! T. HENSLEY TROJAN Gasoline Wood-Saw STUMPPOWDER FUMELEMH NON-FREEZING ABSOLUTELY SAFE a 50c a Cord Troutdale, - Oregon Phone Farmers 35x2 o|M-ration in the Good Samaritan llos- < H® v ® tb I children around here are wuf- young tree® with axle grease. Take a Does away with thawing, thus re II E. Kehres left tor Portland to take pital, is not yet able to come home, as fering with jaundice, ducing the dangers of blasting to Rwab or apiece of &heep®kin and rub it ’ up a course in the Behnke-Walker Busi a minium. No Headaches slum she is recovering but slowly. On® of Mr. Kprague'a home® died re- ‘»ver the bark. If the grease in too thick ness College Tueeday. you use Trojan. cently from blind stagger® , <iilul® it with keroaene, then turn your Henry llarnion formerly of Welches Better results from Trojan titan Mr. McLeoud is moving his family «« “ • aqd • hrep ,n<1 ‘ be F wiH Dot CHtRKYVIin DEALKR nr— passed through here Monday enroute to any otls-r Powder on tie- market. from tiie L. H. Rickert place to the > ‘ lurt tbe trees Francis Stone went to Handy on busi- ■ 'y that place. Cree, house where he will reside this, "I would also recommend for spray A gang of Greeks marched through new this week. | summer. in8 lre** » solution of saltpeter, say two For further information. call or Mr. and Mrs. Ihtve Douglass went to I ....... Hamlv Tuesday on their way to Menem- . . . . ounces to a gallon of water, in prefer Ten left » 9115.» write, (tail Vandever, formerly of thia place ger's ranch, where they have taken a Sandy on business Saturday. ence to the poisonous compounds now 10® lb® ....................... . . 9» but now a resident of Kellog, Idaho, 1 ► contract for clearing BXlb pail ........................ .... 1» Luther Ware's children bad the croup universally used; spray the trunk as » waa lost in a anew ®torm recently and IS lb» Poultry Tonic .. ... 1J0 ► well; also the ground around the trees. T. D. I’hel)« of Hull Run «as a Handy during the cold weather. ► had both feet and two pi his linger* Distributing Agent ► GRESHAM Saltpeter is deadly to all insect life as visitor Tues.lay. Johnny Mitchell killed a coon and partly frosen. OREGON ► BORING, - YgtBGON well as animal. The wheat farmers ! Phone 157 ► Mr. Pill««, Hr., of Hood River, is two bobcat« during the snow. Residence, Cottrell east of the mountains who sre troubled trialling hla son at Welches. Someone broke into Mrs. Maroney's with ground squirrels, rabbits, etc., J ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ PLLASANI VAllEY J. It. JonsrnJ is doing some rar|>entcr house on the old place and carried off a should try mixing salt with powdered Mr. Holcomb, who suffered a partial box of dried prunes. A party also went work tor the Johansen Lumber Co. saltpeter and scattering it in the vicinity , A. B. Turner was down from Rhodo into Johu Maroney's house at Cherry- »»’’••‘o «• paralysis, is some better, of the holes But keep your sheep and , villa and took bis cook-stove and all of J Mr. McBride remaine about the same. dendron Tavern after a load of provi goats off the land for a time. Saltpeter llie stove-pipe. They probably needed i Mies B. Campbell visited Miss Flor being a nitrate it is a valuable fertiliser ’ sions on Moutlay. the stove to cook the pranee. ence Taylor Sunday. Messrs. Rliodee, Castello anti Marston and will be a benefit to the trees. It is «ere visitors Irom Cherryville Monday. The Brown Lumber Cimpany has re- also gieid for sprinkling on all vegetables Lot '50 x 100, Small These gentlemen have a corner on the iiiuial active operations. and plants. As for dogs or cats infested A New Slump Destroyer. Buildings. 1 dot. nice •hlngle Industry at Cherryville and in Mr. Putman of Amity is visiting his with flea» just give them a bath or two fruit trees, four blocks John Htraus of Boring was in tnsn on cidentally on lhe market as well. One and you will not he bothered afterward. brother-in-law, Gas Richey. from Poet < tffice. I*rice Wednesday. He has just received a 1 • tiling is certain, however, and that la $4.'>0 on easy terms. J. F. Wing was doing business in Saturate your pig pens with a solution carload of Trojan stump |s>wder—the that they uiaka good shiuglea. and pour some over the animals as well. I »ret powder on I he market—and is pre- Portland Monday. I > It costa very little. Be careful of fire or R C. Murry came down Irom Cherry- l«red to furnish thia new blasting pow- , Rodlull Brotoers report alow progress sparks sround any building where salt vllle Tueeday to go tn work at one of the der in large or small quantities to any j on their new mill-site owing to unfavor- sawmills, all of which are getting rearly peter may be used.” one. This powder is non-freexing, able weather sooditions. to run. fume less and absolutely safe. It does i <j. N. Sager has most of the material J W. Exon of Itover waa a Handy not leave you with a bursting headache on the ground for a new barn. Don't forget the “Want Ada" on page 8. visitor on Tuesday. after Ming. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Richey spent Tues R. Net sei ami A. Jabs are catting day in Portland. Milkinq a Bicycle. wood for Cas|»r Junker. CO 11 KI LL W. H. Snashall was transacting busi Thomae Hplllmsn and Matt Zogg. They story is told of'a fsrnier «ho The plank road near the home of Paul ness in l^nts one day this week. went into a hardware store where bi-1 prominent ranchers on Handy Ridge, Dunn is nearly washed out hy the snow Mrs. (Ivins Sager of lente is visiting cycles were sold and because he was were attending to business in Handy on water. Joe Dunn of Portland has been visit- j with her son, G. N. Sager, this week. looking at a wheel the merchant urged Tueeday. Grist Taken at any Time—Quick Delivery. We are glad to report that Tom Sna- him to buy one. George Wolf of Dover maiie his usual ing his uncle lately. shall who has been on the sick list for "No," said the farmer, "I'd rather call around Wednesday. Mrs. Wolf is < hristian Endeavor was held by New- sometime is improving. We hope for have a cow.” WE ¿CARRY A FULL LINE OF MILL FEED the champion butter-maker of Dover, ton Hedin. his early recovery. “You'd look mighty nice riding a cow their butter commanding top market Mias Rydgren of Duluth, Minn., is Mark Baxter is entertaining friends wouldn’t you?” remarked the merchant. price throughout the year. Market-Price Paid for Grain visiting her cousin, Mrs. A. Hedin. “And I'd look mighty nice milking a from Sandy this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Friel came to bicycle, wouldn ’ t I? ” replied the farmer. Messrs. Hudson and Brookes have A meeting has been called for the Handy Monday to straighten up affairs Each man saw the ridiculous aide of taken a contract to cut two thousand purpose of organising a “Push Club“ at before leaving on a visit to their old con la of wood. the proposition. What a pity more do this place on Friday evening. home at Hloux City, Iowa. not. You can find any number of farm Damonea is to buy in here again. J. Koyer has bought city property at W. R. Allen and family have moved ers who would make as much milking a i FAIRVIEW, ORbOON I/®nts anti will live retired. lie sold his May llowan and Mrs. Cols by visited to Handy to live and have purchased bicycle as from milking certain cows (arm at Damascus and in so doing that Mrs A. Hedin. the Edward Gillam property. they keep. But they don't see bow place loses a respectable pioneer and ridiculous it is to milk a good-for-noth-1 Bandy has always been known as a Fine list of Want Ada. again thia cilixen. ing cow 400 or more times a year. sale place in which to leave things with week. Will |>ay to read them. Mention in reach of night prowlers, hilt of late The Herald when you buy. The Herald and "Better Fruit,” $1.75 C. H. LANE Watkins’ Stock Tonic i : John Straus BARGAIN SALE EEDS 6RESHAM REAL ESTATE COMPANY CHOPPING ANO ROLLING SUN-DIAL FEED MILL J. W. BENECKE Womanly Wisdom. Lift up I Give a word of good cheer! lend a hand and make the world better for having had a place in it. HARROW Rest your weary bones by having a chair in the kitchen in which to sit while doing work vou can do that way. WHILE vöü PLOW If blanket* are too short, sew a piece of stout muslin or canton flannel to one i a end for the “tuck in.” With but ONE OPERATION and at ONE COST THE KRAMER HARROW ATTACHMENT THE You will spoil your nice china by washing it in water that is too hot. Use a bit of soap and have the water fairly warm. No cracked china then. t« FAIRVIEW MERCHANT Who Handles the Best, Freshest and Cheapest Stock of General Merchandise in the County. Try Him and See for Yourself Iton't try to duet with a dry cloth. That only sets the particles of dost to I flying everywhere. Dampen your cloth the evening before and rinee it out in clear water once in awhile. PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST LOSS BY f Pulverizes to a depth of six inches, throws soil loosely together which prevents the escape of moisture. Actually takes the place of all har rows. Adds very little draft and reduce the la bor of harrowing to a Can be at- minimum. tached to any riding plow. | SEEDS B tuciurs SFFM SUCCEED1 r SPKCIAL OFFER: W J PORTLAND. ORE. E. 2d. A E. MORRISON ami 1st A TAYLOR sTS. MM« to balM W.w RvehiMK A trial Wil) W make yse you oar our pormanoot 1 r asks perwaa.ni customer. castosisi r PriK Collctto» ------- — m - t4eeit^l Tsaile», *•< »arie- U th* fln**» I T : fcu«, « bea ; I® »•*’•*-•••***•« Ntxiiko - «A vtnUiM io in all. •CABANTtF» • CABANTKE» T® PL* PLAAAK. A BE. W'rffe to-day; Mention thia Paper. SEND 10 CENTS I to cover Fca«a«e and peek la* and rweelve thia valaahle L eolMiea et taUa paataald. WwtMrwlUt -y hi« k iaatruetlvo. Heaatlftil *eed and Float Baah, B toils afcout Uta Hast • 'sriytlss of Saad., Floats, •«•■ J 1 k N. all W. Buckbee. ■- '“WVroVo'ML i Fire! INSURE IN THE OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION John Brown, Rockwood, Agent For Eastern Multnomah and Clackamas Counties. « "FURS i HIDES VSWL -, -2ZL W RIT E FOR FREE CIRCULAR for cÄah, 1® to more money for von to whip Raw Fur* and HI<Wa to na than to aril at home. Writ«» for Price Liat. Market kep.>rr. Bhippin« T» m *. an i ai«out oar HUNTERS’&TRAPPERS'GUIDE. pa«*«, leather hvuind Re-rt thing on thv «uh»act arar wrttton mostratine all Fur Animals All nNuit Tnkpperu' Necrwta. De..«va. Trap*. Gama l-awu How and nfunte trap and tn hngsanw a snr- cwwaf ul trapper ft s a ragnlar Encwh^md-a Prien, ft. lb nor e m t uw r*. «1 «R H-dew ton ned into beautiful R. he«. Our Mas net t Rail and I »«co y attracts an> niais to trap*. |1 Mprr N-«tie. ship y-«ir Miles and Furs to ns and get highest prices AadcmeA Brea, >•»<. TI Mlnarapells.MliB.