fe
BLACKSMITHING
To la» (¡IMiD. mil»! la« the n*»ult of
Evprhn««' ami Skill
WE HAVE IM rm
W«* guáranle«* to «!•» all »ortM <4’work
Jn-I a l.ltll«* IU«ii««r Thun Anyone
Elm*—Ju«t a« Cln ap ami prolmhly
Ch, .i|M*r. Com«* ami «•»»• ti* when
y,,u want FIR>T Cl.A*K WORK
Gi'iivral Repair work at "¡»•«•ial Rato»
I|'>r-»'"h«Hmg uiir SiMM’ialiy
Only Skilk’«! Il«‘lp Eiii|«r<,y,d
JAMES GOODFELLOW
GREMII\M. Olimi»
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C. I. CrEriSHAW
Tinner and Plumber
ORILNL
A
FAIRVIEW
rROUTDALE
W m have been having haautiful weath
er th«« Li«t few day» ami the farmer» are
cerliibily taking advantage of it. Every
thing i» growing nicely.
Fairview, Ore , May 6,—Mr». (* E.
Rev. Creecy pr«*M< h«*«| a very interest-
Troutdale, Ore , May 5.—The Trout
INCORPORATED
Hur Hermon in the M. E Chuich la»t 1 I < *<>l>elniid and non, i teorg«*. have renhsl dale I.umiter Co., in putting in a »mall
Hundav night ami tin« meeting hmm well | Rev. W. T. Scot t’a re» ide nee and are »«w-tilll at the weat end of the (>. |< df
attended
Itev. Brymer in going to hold I moving in. They have »old their farm N bridg«* aero»» Humly for the purple
a |>iotrach««l meeting here in the M. E. vast of Fairview to J. W. Tow narml.
of sawing out timber« and lumber for a
Mi»» Ethel Hr»l««n I ihn been spending large mill,
Church evmy night during ihi» week,
Dealers in Rock, Sand, Clay, Wood, Staple and Fancy
excepting Saturday night, ami |*rrbap» several «lay» with her »inter in Portland,
Mr». Aaron Fox will entertain the
Mr.
and
Mr».
Howard,
of
Vancouver,
Groceries. Commisions: Hay, Grain, Potatoes, Onions
nil next week. There will I m * preaching
Worn tn'» Club at her home on Thurs
both morning and evening next Hundav. Wu«h , are visiting at the home of their day afternoon,
and Farm Produce.
We will I m , pleased t«i have every one J daughter. Mr». J. K. Petro.
Mr». F. E. Harlow entertained the
Mi»»
Mujory
Dust
in
was
«nil
from
com«« a* often a» |P>»aib|e.
memla*rN of* the Portland Fne Hundred
We Invite the Public to Call at the FINEST GENERAL
came home from |ll4|e. | l^tland viaitiog friend« from Satuulay
!>>ul» Hale
Club Mt her home on Monday afternoon.
Mond iv.
MERCHANDISE STORE IN MULTNOMAH
|»m«h ficr la»t Saturday where he jlaH { t II Mom!
Evert KtMffor«!, «»I Portland, wax out
E irl T*»wnavnd ia «j'litr ill with ttie vimting relative* Monday.
Ih’en vfiggrd hi work for some lime.
COUNTY
and see our up-to-date Goods.
1 hiv »« n I«'».
D U . H.ttterall haw g«»ne to California
lie 1» going Io remain here bn* awhile,
R. \V. Wilcox ha» v«*rv much improv- to look aft r interevtM t hero,
1*1 i* g««iug tc
t art enat thia
Rev, Brou«*r
All of our lines, are as complete as anyone could wish;
Mr< K an Oirner, of I
week where he 1» going to la.1 engage I in «*«1 the Itilenor of th«» |«<Mitotth ti with a
•
e««at
of
white
puint.
and we feel confident in satisfying your wants.
a«fei*ling Mr» M. Hunter i
I brndne»» for »«»me time.
W illard C«/ok hu«i tin?
A. I . Ci»»«*v i» nth’litling
I m a« rd mg hoiifeif.
hia ho«»«* ia»t week,
k
Mia. A W Hick ley, of B«-ll Station,
mailing bi Hnii iii thia week.
i han run «»ver by a train.
formerly a Troutdale rvaident, visited
The droth oi E (iogvr wk *
M in . T. J. Crute spent Satur«L«y <4 Mr» I D. Hubbard, Tueiaiay.
one. Tin* (Hinily haw the »)
[
la»t
week uith Mr». Nichohum at Guru»
Win. Helming and wife, of Portland,
the whole community.
The bull gam«« at thi« place wa» a >t»tion. Thia i» the ljr»t time Mi», visited the former'» brother, L. Helm
ing und wife, Sunday.
|H-ti«u*i laihire la*t Kuu«lav» a * the C<*r- (’rule ha» I m - vii «»lit »luce her illn«»».
Oi m I K. iov - r 114» out from Puillan«)' Sandy Ricbardwon, who w«» down
I h ’I I n * vn did not »how up at all
\ er
well, it will I m « |*i»t a» Well for Corl**t ■ lor a week-end viait here.
from Baker City to attend the funeral
M im Kuaie Hall returne«! Monday of his father, returned home Monday.
i thnt they del Hot Collie.
Mr» 1 . M. Dougla«" exj»e«,ti« to move ; from a few «lay»* visit with relative» in j The Troutdale bane ball team won
la*t Hunday'a game with the Kiaiulding
to bandy in a »bort time. We will cer ! Porilaml.
Mr. ami Mr». A. T Axtell entertained team by a score of 6 to 18.
tainly mi»» her when »he in gone,
Harrr Walace ia having hia residence
Mr mim I Mr». Andre and their <Uugh- Dr. O. F Aken, wile ami «laughter Mi»»
ter. Kiva, were gurota of Mr and Mrs. Ijiiirii, Dr. Edward Hart»eil ami Dr. romodele«i and painted.
Balcome, all of Porllan I, Bunday.
Mr». C. M. Htillaon and daughter,
IIvail, la»t Sunday.
Mia» l.yri Eldridge ha» returned from Mi»» I^’ona, returned Monday from
Mr am! Mr». Kellogg, of Orient,»|H»nt
Porilaml, where »he spent the paat two »ever«! day» viait at Hjx»kane and De
Sunday with Mr. Kellogg*» brother at
month».
mand, Washington.
Mr. Ktillaon re
I
Cottrell.
Cree A Axtell have taken the contract turned Tuv*Mlay.
Every one ia l«»okihg forward to the for building a large barn near X'ancouv-
L. B. Nash, who had bi» face badly
big drama next Saturday night given by «•r. E. Smith ami H. S. Eldridge will
burnvil with ammonia la»t week, baa
the Luated « m ho«»l in the Grange hull at h I n «» work with them.
recovered vutficiently to be brought
Oiient.
Ed. Huffner, of Portland, wa» a visitorJ home.
at the home of A. M. Anderton Satur-‘
Mr». Ellen Wright ha» been out from
I he Herald and "Belter I'rult,” *1.75
day and Sumlay.
Portland »|M*n«iing a few days.
MiM Myrtle Jenkin» liaa been spend
Harvey Watkina entertained hi» broil -
iLSIIDS
ing a lew dav» with relative:« in Port er, Mr. Watkina of Portland, Sunday.
A gr«*At «leal of aickm*Mx> m r«*porU-l in land.
Mr». Annie Latourell wan out from
tin» coin«loiiiily.
Almont every bom«»
C. A. Stewart, who i* engage,! in run Portland to vi»it her parent», Mr. ami
Buy Your Season s
lias I m rn »ffiicteil with bad col«!» and ning a launch from Puillaml to \»t«.»ria. Mr*. Wilcox, Sum l.y.
•ore throat.
Vim home to »pend Kmelay.
Mr». Tom Lane has been very ill, but
Mi. L. Nribanrr
Juiniffi \mlermm ami family <»f Port ia improving.
forty acre», t«« Mr. J Wicka, of Bn til land,
l Sumlay witii relatives.
Mr*. A. T. Till« r has had a new porch
V.’il,con»i b-miion $ «.*» >4. Mr. \cii»;ni-
The cr*i/y »up|MT, given by the choir built on her cottage.
Our» «re
from Onf«n Cedar,
et will i-iiibl a new hou»«* «oon on the of the M<-iiiodi»t church, m-itr«l them
W. Hen*ley 1» suffering from an at
Than which there ia no «.-tier
remaining forty.
about $1’2 im , which amount w td lie u»»«l ' tack of appendicitii*.
wood for thin purpo*>.
sell • I will b<* out in about two w«n.*kj» in puichaMiiig new hymn b«M»ks.
Mi*» Mal»el Brink viaited in Portland
—PRICES
MODERAtE-
Mi». («. LuNtrtl vi»ite«l her niater, Mr.%
Rev Mr. McGregor occupied the pul the tir»l oi the week.
«Kl<i - »¡zed iiives made on order to the
Wuliam», Mt Portland h««»pital la»t pit of th«- Presbyterian church last Bun
'Queen's ta.te'. Our catalog will
Saturday.
day morning ami evening.
l»esen: anywhere on request.
I I. Hamilton vi»it< I relAtiveaat Van
W««jk has I m «* u done in improving the
ROCKWOOD
couver ami st Johns, last Saturday and new road leading from C. Shepard's
WILLIAMS
BROS.. Manufacturers
The entertainment given for the ben*
11 M im N'»rtb of
a
Siluday.
place and intersecting with the Sandy
efit of the church last Friday evening Gr»> »(*r« "*in<on u.W.p. I Ltniia, UKt.
B« rt H« ight««n am! bis mother, Mrs. road at the Yunneriiiau place.
was well attended ami the sum of $13 or
Miller of Si»n»ly, visited at the home «»f
Mr». Iled<i!e»oii, Mr». Whitmer ami
$11 raised.
Ed. ilAiiiiliun la»t sun«lay.
sou. Here Visitors in Estacada, Sumlay.
1». L. Herring, formerly of thin place,
I. A. Davis i» making some improve
wan married near his oh! home in Mis
ment by putting a new fence around hm
souri the 28th of March.
SHADE AND SUNSHINE,
place.
Mr. Cutler has rente«! the place re-
A matter Hint thoald l»e look«*«l Into
Fruit will I m * in abumlance in thia
centlv purchased from Mr. Herring to
vicinity if nothing hap|*ena.
The wal by every householder during the early the Queener brother«.
nut crop ha» iievn damaged to some ex summer months Is thnt of the «hade
J. Qnnn has a buyer for all or part of
about the house. Ko rapidly do many
tent.
of the varieties of shade tree« grow hi« place.
Ri-.GiSTERY NO. 55734
Mr«. EveQunn ente rtained her daugh
that Home pruning In necessary almost
Read the “Want Ads.” You every year If the house I m not to he ter. from Port land, a few day* last
burled In ahnde. It I« il fnlrly good week.
Wants Supplied on page 8.
rule to follow that the house, an a
The usual large crowd attended the
w hole, Khoulil I k - In tlie snnxlilne half
dance given May 1st by the («range.
the time. It. till. I. tint tlio ease. one
should get tui.y with ax and raw and They intend giving another the 22ml of
let the ait! i«l:ltiv In. One need hnnl- of this mettth.
Harlow, Blaser & Harlow
TROUTDALE. OREGON
Harlow, Blaser & Harlow
1 K’rtlfeT ili
torvi«.
Gresham. Orc.
J W. BENECKE
T. HENSLEY
THE FAIRVIEW MERCHANT
Gasoline Wood - Saw
50c a Cord
Troutdale.
Phone Farmer»
Oregon
Who Handles the Best, Freshest
and Cheapest Stock of General
Merchandise in the County.
36x2
Trv Him and See for Yourself
Hmm VAIln
a,
A vt-ry phtwiint »urpn»«* waa given
Mr and Mr. Carl NrU.ui )a»t Sunday
aftrrn<M>fi nt th-’ir new place they Te
rentiy pur.*ba*e I near Powell Vullrv.
About right <«l Ihrir friend« All«! m-igh-
bora Arrive«! uurs1 ami present«*!
th ’in with a nice thr«** piece parlor
»ml«* 4ml a r«»iitvrtal»h« l»«»ught in C.iri*
\
noli'« ftirnituro atoro in Gresham,
ditinty him-hron wa» »prend under th«-
trees And a very goo* I time ha » rt«j«»yvd
bv all
M»** Ella Rut telson »p«»n,l Bunday
with home («»IU m .
!lev. JonAM Johnson and family leave
thin week for South Dakota f«»r an ex-
tend«*«! visit.
Mr. and Mrs. l‘ Johnson spent Fri
«Uy and Saturday in Portland visiting
friend«, ailrtidiiig concerta and »hop
ping.
The voting I a J h - m Doren*, Society will
meet At the home of Win. Anderwon at
Anderson Station. Saturday, Mav 8th.nt
1 p. in. Everyl»>»ly in cordi*IIv invited.
Mr». O. Tlmreen And Mr». Mtg«*n««->ii,
<4 Portland, vi«il«*<l at th«* home oí C.
P. JohnMon la»t week
Mr. Ch«*. John»on w i» home from
Portland la*t w«rk nnd m«»vrd l-i* fami
ly to In* new residence near th«’ school-
h«»U*e.
BEE HIVES i
Direct from Factory
DECIDE
Thoroughbred Imported
CHOPPING ANO ROLLING
Orisi Taken at any Tlme---Qulck Delivery.
Wt- CARRY A FI LL LINE OF MILL FEED
Market Price Paid for Grain
«
SUN-DIAL FEED MILL
ly l>e tohl that «beu the alinde Is so
dense that sniss Bimvs with difficulty
altout the house, when moss grown on
the roof and mildew appears on l»ooks
and furniture in the house, there Is en
tirely too mm h of It. not only for the
g ><»d and durahlliiy of the house, hut
for th«* health of Its Inmates. We are
often pion«» to ay m pat hl re with «liveli
er« In fn’eh'S}* prairie homes who often
•welter in the .Inly and August sun.
but they are not so much in need of
pity as those uhose dwellings are
swampeil in shade ami where mildew.
mow bugs and Miialls hold high carui-
STAYER
BUGGIES
fl. >
r »
!
A1
ARE MADE TO LAST
TO LOOK NICE AND
TO RIDE EASY
' ll
THAT’S Why They Are So Popular
If you wnnt a huRit.V von can feel proud of, we have it. Our atock is completely comprised
of distinctive jobs, but nevertheless we sell them at no higher prices than do others who sell
rigs not so good. If you think of buying anything in the vehicle line, drop in and see our line.
VEHICLES
OF QUALITY
AT LOW PRICES
SECOND
AND
1st
ft
&
Ba
MORRISON
TAYLOR STS.
PORTLAND. OREGON
Owned by ßreshan» Percheron Horse Assn.
StGlMJN libit
I . Rudeen ia out of the hospital and
recovering rapidly.
Neighbor Sorenson has rente«! and
f. med the Kelly KO-acre tract to USO
as» a pasture this summer.
Win. Ream has routed the Ikxler
place thia year.
Y. E. Crosier is «quartered at Arnspi-
g< r Lodge, lately returning from a trip
to Eastern Oregon. Everyone rot urn j
to the gravel.
Mrs. Warnecke will leave this week I
for The Ihille.** to spend the summer
with her daughter, Mrs. Ketchum.
Mr. an«! Mrs. J. Caswell of Portland,
were guests at Buckley Grove Sunday.
The Buckley School contract has been
finally accepted by the Board and all
bills are paid. It is a handsome build- ,
ing and a credit to its builder.
Amidst a babel of screeching sounds
and whistles, teams, steam-rollers and
graders are putting the Section Line •
road into shape for the automobile
races for the Jun«» races. With much •
gratitude for this work and all defer
ence to th«* supervisors, we ask that the
aide roads lie not forgotten.
A party was held at the home of Hie
Smith family living on the Band place,
on Saturday evening.
Many of our
neighliors attended, all having a good
tune.
Our vicinity was well represented at
the ball game at Kusselville on Sunday
to witness the pla«»ing of Russelvill vs.
Policemen. The lolice lost out.
They’re coining !
“3UU0 in 1910.”
Will Have Headquarters for 1909 at DeWitt Ross’, Gresham,
where he will stand Saturday to Monday.
Me rdays at Frank McKinney’s place at Pleasant Home.
Tuesdays at Sandy. Wednesdays at Eagle Creek. Thurs
day noon to Friday noon at Komer’s bam, Damascus.
SEASON TO BEGIN APRIL 1
TERMS
$20 TO
INSURE
REGISTERED GERMAN COACH
ACHILL <J.,
---------------------------------------------------- 1__________________________
Will Have Headquarters for the Season of 1909
at Sandy Liven Barn.
Where he will stand Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Mon
days at E. F. Donahues bam, Boring. Thursday
noon to Friday noon, Pounder’s, Corbett
ACHILL is a Beautiful Jet Black Stallion, Imported from
Germany in 1907 by A. C. Ruby & Company, Foaled
in 1902,' Weight 1650, Height '18 1-2 Hands, Kind
Disposition.
TERMS: To Insure, $15. See bills for further particulars
(j. A. Cox, Mngr. E. Donali lie, Sec y
e want your barm
lauids to SELL, ini-
proved or unimproved
large or small : : : :
We advvrtiw Oregon
Eartn. For Sale
the Ea»t :
The Herald ¡wants your orders for
Job Printing of all kinds.
or WWrr
Oregon Homes Co
Bl 1» Morrluon Stmt, Portland, Or».
a
Estimates promptly given
Know your needs.
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