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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1909)
O*t » r r w r w a w w w r w w w at w w w w w w w w o I Want Column MlLLINERY T I 4 Wanted, For Sale, Lost, Found, Etc. « Idlest Spring Styles All l,»'.l advwiiwmvnt. *rv run un.lvr ihl. h.-. l .1 ll>. t»u-ot OXK < KXT I «(>Kl> HKST lX*tiKTIOS »ubM-qnelll U'. mt IU'U» »lit bv made on IS to A' »ont. torlocvnr» A* to A* aor»t. lor 1.X rent. to **' word, for .X* cvlll. No nd publish,xl for tw. ihsn 1.x »'cut., »'s»h in mivnnco except to regular advortimr. GOODS EVERY WEEK 5 —GOOD sTOGK-LATEST i\ rRlMMINUM For «iper». Will pay 3cents per pound Notify the Herald Office. THRESHING MACHINE FOR SAI E. 23x49 Gaar-Scolt Separator. Cyclone Stacker, in good condition Also a 12- H P. Nichols À Shepard Engine and SSOgaf. Water Tank. See P H. Bates. Boring. Route 1. Phone 4<i3. (• I FOR sAl.E—FORTY ACRES of good land; 6 acres being cleared; spring on land; some cedar; 300l1 cord* of good wood; 2 miles from electric line; new road opening up; easy grade to Port land ; Soil tine loam, good drainage, no gravel; slopes to the NE. Fine for fruit or small ranch. Address Box 45, Lenta Mr*. Beawio Chalker, wife ot lee Chalkcr, who wa* well known here and at Pleasant Home, died Thursday, May 13th at her home at Sandy. The burial will be at Cherryville. Mt'sdjmes Btxuie & Metzger LI MBER — Since the tire we have leit about 175,<M0 feel of almost all kind» J Howitt Bl«lg of lumber at the old niill-sile near Kel so. For particulars, phone Farmers 411 Straus Lumber Co. (• GKFSII KM. ORE Suqqt'slton.s for (herry festival. Expressing, Draying J. H. HOSS l*hone 14X A few Choice A. J. C. C. Bull Calves for Sale. B. C. Altman, Gresham, K iite 2. tlreshsm. Ore, E. B. MORELOCK AUCTIONEER 20 Years Experience. LI MBER— —FDR SALE Geneial elean up sale of Rough and R kfukmcss Dr A Thompson and S S. Thompson Sised Lumber Special prices to secure quick sales. 1 mile N. E. of Kelso. MONTA VILLA. - OREGON Oleson Lumber Co. (22 Phone 1863 FOR SALE—One 1 1-* inch hack H H. orr w. i orr and light double harness. J. E. Osborne. Route 1, Gresham. Wanted—Giri to do light housework. Phone Gresham 191. Pasture-t,oral pasture for stock, water Enquire of G. W. Kenney, Gresham. 3> For Sale—Fresh young milch cow E. A. Yanker, 3 mi. south id Gresham. ,2r> When writing or speaking to our ad vertisers please mention that you «aw their ad. in The Herald. HORSES' I have a few Head of Horses from 3 to s years old; Heavy Span of Mules 6 years old. S. S. Thompson. Phone fix, Gresham. (■ OTT BROTHERS J. M. SHORT, M.D. S. P. BITTNER. M. D. L. D. MAHONE W. S. WOOD AUCTIONEER I should be glad to sell your goods for vou and solicit a share of the auction business of your section. FOR SALE—A sound Mare; weight Phone 7as Re« phone S* about KOO; good traveler; good work or saddle horse. Also a 2-«eated buggy and fiiri-Bl 1 Main st., and liM) E. Seventh st. driving harness in first-class condition, VANCOUVER, WASH. new last year. Will «ell the entire out fit for $150. Williams Bros., Lenta. (- FOR SALE—tine fresh cow. Alfred Alm, Gresham; phone 453. See 2t The action of the Commercial Club in starting the movement for a Cherry Festival is one of the Lest advertising moves the club has made. The pro gram,as outlined by the orignator of the scheme, is to ask donations of cherries during July ami st some date in that month invite the people of Portland, Oregon and the world to come and help eat them. Let the cherries la» free to all who wishes them and as many as they can eat ; use either the grove or the Fair building , get together ntaiut 6(4)0 pounds of our lineal Lanhvrt*, Royal Anns ami Birfga, then have atxuil twenty of our prettiest girls to disperse hospitality and the cherries. DENTISTS Quite a number of chert v growers have Oregon already been approached and regard the Gresham. plan favorably and arc willing to I rip donate the cherries tor the occasion. Hundreds of East< rn ¡wople will I m * hi Portland at the time suggested and PhYtkiass-Surgesaa. would be delighted to attend an «-cashsi of this kind, ami among th«M*e alio Oregon Gresham. would attt n I there would I r some w bo might l>e induced, through this means, to cast their lot with us. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW The Italics has a Cherry Show ; Salem Real Estate, Probate and Corporaton conducts a Cherry Fair and other places Law. have something doing in tins line. But Prompt Attention to All Business let us be the originator* of the Free S15 Board <4 Trade Bhlf. Ph«»ne. Maiu 1010 Cherry Festival, where you ran taste PORTLAND. OREGON the finest cherries grown in the world. — GOOD MEADOW PASTE RE Did You Ei er Stop to Think that you For Horses and Cows. Apply Howitt can realize more for your stock and A Co., Gresham, Oregon. (• gtMsis at auction than any other way? FOR SALE—One Two year old Cow. See O. Andrews, Gresham, Route R 5. IT IS TIME you had that watch fixed up. It ha« needed repair ing and regulating for a longtime. Or perhaps you nee<l a new timepiece. KC’hy be always behind time? FOR SALE—The finest acreage in the state. H. W. Snasbail, Pleasant View Ave., near Gresham FOR TRADE—Three lots in Arbor Lodge near St. Johns car Itne. Will trade for improved land near Gresham. Value $1500. M. L. Parker, R. F. D. 5, Box HO; Gresham, Oregon. L go To— FOR SALE This is a Bargain at $55 an acre. tin ACRES, 8 miles from Gresham, Oregon, with 10 acres in meadow, tine soil, tine large spring, enough good timber for cords of wood. 1>* mh than two miles from railroad station. |do per acre. Atoo Some Choke IO-acre Tracts Near (iresham, on Iuu»y Terms. Fred D. Flora W. W. MINAR REPAIR SHOP A. B. McFadden, Prop Spring Has Come ! Shoe Repairing Locks, Guns, Small Machinery Saw Filing and Setting A Cooling Drink ? Gresham. Oregon ice Cream, too ( ► CAREFULLY FILLED Our Drugs are Unexcelled, Toilet Articles, the Best LUMBER All Kind* of Building Material .... Rustic, Flooring, Ceiling and Finishing ..... ALL KILN DRIED MT. SCOTT DRUG CO. LENTS, - OREOON H kk E. W. MILLER, LENTS Wiley-Allen Office MILL 110 TIROS IT LEITS JUICTIOI MILLER-MOWERY LUMBER Company A Few Seasonable Suggestions e> All kinds, grades, varieties, colors, for all purposes. Hammocks! Second floor. Call and see them. . l the Best on Earth. 01,1 lin/'*htl.v fence down and put up one of our American Wire Fences, See our fence man for prices and terms. Hlue f lame Coal Oil Smses. With ovens. A Urge supply to select from. Why buy such goods from a stock of two or three when you can come to us and select from one to two doxen? fhtints. \arnlshes. Enamels. This is the time to renovate your house. Use our line of t amts, etc., and make old things look new1. Give all your buildings the ap|x*nrance of prosper- lt Vn i 1 rt>a‘'y to outdo your neighbor on appearances which is one secret <>f success There will to* more strangers looking through the country this year than ever. I»o vou want them to see your old house or barn or fence looking dull or dingy? Of course not. Then let our paint man tell vou all ntonit our paint and give you a few tips on color combinations and the way to make your house look beautiful. 5\wn Doo«. Wlndoo Serenes. Etc. Atoo Fly-screen Wire, Screen Cupboard» and Screen Meat Safes. Everything in the fly-screen line that you will want, ('«me to the store that out fits you from top to bottom, from cellar to garret and from one end of your farm to the other w ithout running around to a dozen different stores to get what you want. Trade your Eggs and Butter for Shoes and Stockings as well as Groceries, and ours is the place to do this. battings. Pillows. Etc. New mattings, just in. 25 pieces, the season's latest! Come where you can get some choice and not have to take what you can get from a stock of a few pieces A new stock of Spring Mattresses and Excelsior. Cotton. Shoddy, and Silk Floss Mattresses. A large line to select from and all prices. Also a large shipment of Feather Pillows, all grades and prices. Spring Cota, all sizes. Folding Canvas Cota and Chairs, Sanitary Couches and Spring I avenport». All the newest and sold to you on your own terms at regular cash prices. 1 hese are a few of the many lines that we carry : Men s I umishlngs. Hats, Shoes. Etc. Shoes for Men. Women and Children in all varieties, styles and prices. \ou are sure to be suited if you call and let us fit you out. ■ il ant! Wiring Apparel. This department of our store is full to overflowing u ith tht? (H*st thut tht* inarkct iinords uiul wt* will I m » only U k > r H u I to huve you call that wc may show you many things that will be sure to please you. Our Hard» are Department is well stocked at all times. Shovels, spades, hay tools, forks, hoes, rakes, nails, builder's hardware, mechanics' tools, woodcutters'and loggers' tools and everything that can lie needed. Grocery and Feed Department We are in a |.»>t1..fi V. »ave y<n| I* full of »II th- r. .t at the L..«e.t I.rne*. bought h.r e»*h. in earload l-lv albi <lo save you money every time you »tap into this <l,qutrt<i>vnt. money Remember, June 2d Is Market Day Send us a list of your Rootls that you want to sell and we will see that they are listed and ad vertised. W e will jrive it our personal attention. Remember the date atoo remember the place. LEWIS Dealer in ‘'Goods of Quality” Gresham Real Estate Co. Monuments MIESCRIFTIOIS to still going °n at our store (tetter and bigger than ever. We are demonstrating every day that ours to the place to buy. that we are giving more actual value to the dollar than any other business house in the country. Our froods are tonight for cash: we own them, every ounce of them ami are selling them to you AT ('ASH PRICES ON 1'ERMS TO SUIT YOlf We are hero to accommodate you and in so doing make money for ourselves. So if you are dissatisfled with your present place of trading come to us and let us ipiote you prices and name you terms that will please you. Uemonatration is the thing that counts and we are the store that demon strates. Note the wide range of goods we carry and remember they are Goods of Quality. SHATTUCK Main Street Gresham. Oregon — HV — CORBtn For Everything in Jewelry Line. FOR SALE—I »Id files and records in Miss Christine Eiling of Portland Gresham Pustoffic»-. by order of the j 191 Morrison Street guest of Mr«. Lottie Benfield. Third Assistant Postmaster General, PORTLAND, - - OREGON Billy Beals of Portland was the the Washington, D C. I. M. Coll. P. M . Near Pap’« Restaurant. Gresham, Oregon. 5-12-00 It guest of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reed last Sunday. FOR SALE—A few thousand choice Miss Mary Leader ha* been spending MARBLE AM) GRANITE celery plants. See Louis Lundoger, Cedarville. <21 a few days with her mother, Mrs. Agusta B. Leader. WANTED—Girl to do light house Mrs. H. B. Hyatt of work. Enquire of C. C. Bak« r, Maia I S a Sunday visitor at the All Kind« of Cemetery Work home. Enti matea on all c’asses ut * ork MoNEY TO loan —C. Shattnck, Geo. Stephenson of Portland was in Gresham. Oregon. this vicinity taking camera views Sun FOUND- Bay horse, weight MM) lbs, day. 12 year« old. left front foot white, right Mrs. Lidia Ostrand is spending a few 335 E. Morrison St. - P ostiamo hind foot white, roached main, face days at her ranch near here. Phone Eam 4234. white stripe. Address P. A. Lockwood, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hulit, Miss Myrtle Welches, < Oregon. (23 Dunn and Bernice Wosiward, were the tf you have anything to wtl, or wish to boy anything or h.v. Io.t anything, TRY A guests of Mrs. Lucy Kincaid on Sunday. "WANT Alt." In this column. The result* will Harry Larson had the misfortune to ■ urprirc you. ‘ .th or po*tage .tamp- break hie arm while starting hi* gaso line engine. Mr. ami Mrs. Flovd Reed were in the I city Monday. WE HAVE IT— DEM ONS TRA TION O CLEAN RAGS W ANTED ’ 1 For sale—One-horse steam engine. Good for what you want. Second hand bargain: cheap for cash Call at The Herald office and make us an offer. Mrs. C. W, Townsend, who Ims been visiting in this locality tor the past two month*, left yesterday (or Kendrick, Idaho, where the formerly lived. Mr. Townsend expect* tu follow in a few day*. I.h»vd Shram, of Oregon City, has been visiting with his unrhs, D. M ami g John F. Ridarla » Mrs T. P. Baldwin Pleasant Val ley was »hopping in Gresham Wvdnes- f R STOCK IM* been car«- , .Uy. Fred Conley calk'd on the homefi'lk*, ful/r replenished and I* » ell ’ north your inspection. Call and t Mr. *ud Mr». John Conley, thi* week. He I.«» »old the Station Mail and in see fur y ourself. now looking tor other world* to con quer. Expert trimmer» in charge. Pnce» Dr. Bert Thorne ha* been spending a very Reasonable. few day* with OU Brother*. NEW BCRBANK SEED IXITATOES For Sale. Webb Farm. Plioue 15S. )<>K >Al.E—Cheap for cash, an Olds Delivery Car, 10 h. p., in good repair. Hurry up.’ C. H. lane, Gresham. Additional Gresham locals EGYPT A. Westlund ha* been painting W. 8. 1 James’ house. W. Sharp was in Portland on busines* last Friday. H. 8. Schultz i* doing quite a business in cedar posts, having just shipped a carload to Eastern Oregon. P. Pearson has been helping H. Schultz in the w<s«l business. I A. Gaulitz ma<le a trip to Portland recently. Mr*. Bates ha* undergone an opera tion at the Good Samaritan hospital and her speedy recovery is hoped for. ba A. T ik . mhm . v C. E. P1..II E. II Tin.wm.iM THOMPSON & PUGH J. I>. Let» on C. F. Krateraon on* day l>»rtt week. Mike AllMpanalp entertained friend* from the city Sunday. (Hike Near fire sham Depot Otia Johnaon apent Saturday anti Improved and Unimproved Farms For Sale or Exchange, Sunday nt home with hi? ¡«arenta. He Loans and Mortgages, Insurance, Deeds Made in working for n logging cornimny near Newburg. Abstracts Examined, Notary Public. ban Cole visited with relative* over wm Contract to build f rame, Brkk or Cement House* or Bungalow* Sunday. Eva Vollum of Portland viaite<i with — 8(11.E AGENTS — Mrs. J. W. Front, Sunday. THOMPSON'S ADDITION WHITEHEAD’S ADDITION Mr. bill, formerly of l*rnta, baa n>ove<l into thi* neighborhood. Our Motto: “Honesty and Reliability.” J. W. Front, Jr., came home Saturday night and remained over Sunday with hi* parent«. •eeeoeeeeeeeeeoeeeeaeoeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee T. K. Baldwin in having a new addi tion built to hin summer residence. Milton and I#ester Robinson of Brook lyn visited with their sinter, Mrs. Will Richey, one day tin* week. Mr*. S. W. Frost visite<i with friends GASOLINE SAW at Mt. Talxjr thia week. The Gresham Jeweler Ed. Kelly and James Petty transact* We an- prviiarwl to ed busmen in Portland, Tuesday. Ctit all kinds of Carrie* a Complete Line ■ >( Wm. Crawford found his horse that w < mm | on short no NEW WATCHES, RAIL- tice : : : ba«l strayed. He found him in the HOAD GRAD», NEWEST “pound” at Portland. LINES tip JEWELRY, SILVERWARE. ClXHKs Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Kesterson ami FOUNTAIN PENS, ETC ' 1 rut 40c, 2 ruta Mr, M cut« <Mir |»cr COTd sons, Roy and Clifford, of Alderdnle, Wash., have come to spend the mitii- mer here. They repjrt the fall-sown Cameras, Hates. films. licyelopers Rr«fd«nce, Main Mt Pbnne 2M grain looking well in eastern Klickitat > GRERHAM, • OREGON county. The Push Club met last Wednesday , night and diecueaed various qoestions ForHADDI EH, IIARNEHH and ALL jiertaining to public improvements. IIARNEHH ACCEHHtlRIEH The coyotes seem to be getting quite City Prices or Beller -Try Us plentiful of iate. Their dismal how) All Klodt R**|>olring quickly don«. can t>e heard almost every evening. Main Street, GRKs||A.M GUST LARSON, Prop., (ireaham Pleasant Valley Grange, No. .'MM, in itiated a class of five new memliers last Faturday evening. G. N. Hager rej>ort* two real estate sale*. Real Estate <Sc Investment Co. GRESHAM, ... OREGON WOOD SAWING F.W. FIELDHOUSE WOOD FOR SALE THE EASTWOOD NURSERIES 2L Gresham Harness Shop JOHN C. HESSEL, AGENT Ball Game at Pleasant Home. The Pleasant Home ball player* were surprised by the Columbia Views, who are young lads, when it comes down to whether they were all on deck ready for business, and played a good game, the score lieing 13 to 12 in favor of | Pleasant Home. We hope we can have | the pleasure ot meeting them when the Do It Now. sun shine* next time. Gates Crossing ; Now is the time to get rid of your boys are looked for next Hunday, May rheumatism. You can do so by apply ing Chamberlain’* Liniment. Nine Ifith. ami a lively game is expected. case* out of ten are »imply muscular All the boys should come and bring the rheumatism due to damp or cold, or girls with them and yell for Gates I chronic rheumatism, and yield to the Crossing a* Pleasant Home is noisy vigorous application of this liniment. There is plenty of shade and I Try it. You are certain to lie delighted enough. with the quick relief which it affords. grs«l, substantial posts to tie your horse I Sold by Gresham Drug Co. I I to- Real [state and Insurance Quality Buqqies. Old Hit kory Wdqons. Disc. ■Spike and Spring Tooth Harrows, All Kinds of Cultivators. Potato Planters. LINE OF ALL KINDS OF IMPLEMENTS. Corre.|K.n<tenlof f> W, P land Ofllre fmlsrallon Bureau Reronlln. A.. nt for it„m. n. tnsuranee Co, of New York Hnle. Agent of the Umpire Cre.m 1. Hales Agent for Partin A Orendoril, Portland Notary Public Per»»®» Company Id. I Qresham, Oregon, Opp. Postoffice. Phone, Hessel