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GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1909.
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Report of the Condition of the
FIRST STATE BANK OF GRESHAM
in the Slat* ol Oregon, el th« close ol business Nov. 10, 1MJU.
RESOURCES
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STATE OF OREGON,
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Coiinty of .Multnomah,
l, E mil G. K akhki . i ., Cashier of the alxive mentioned Bank, do solemnly
swcar thal the above report is truc lo the besl of my knowledge and belief.
E mil G. K akokli , Cashier
CORRECT— Attest:
Subscribed ami sworn to
A. Martas
•«•fore me thia 22nd day of
T iikoihimk Barouaa
Nov., ItkW.
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mil G. K ahuki . i .
A. Mxvgns,
Notary Public.
Directora;
Executor's Notice to Creditors.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed lias duly i|unlitiexl as the execu
tor of the last will and testament of
John
Parker
Powell, deceased.
All
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Multnomah County.—In
the matter of the estate of Oscar Burr,
deceased. Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been duly appoint
ed by the alsive entitled Court, Admin
istratrix of the above estate.
All per
sona having claims against the said
estate are hereby required to present
them, with the proper vouchers within
six months from date of this notice, to
the undersigned at Greaham, Oregon.
S arah B i rk , Administratrix.
Date of first publication, Nov. 28, 1909.
Date of last publication, Dec. 24,' 1909.
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present the
same, duly verified, to the undersigned
at the office ol John II Hall, No. HOI to
MS Chamber of Commerce building,
Portland, Oregon, within six months
from the date of this notice.
Thia notice is published by order ol
Hon. Lionel R. Webster, county judge
ol Multnomah County, Oregon.
8 A MV KI. E. W1KHAHI1,
Executor.
Old Hickory, one and two horse light
Hate ol first publication, Nov. 2», 190».
Date ol last publication, Duo. 24, BMW. running wagons, Canton disk and spike
tooth harrows, sold at prices which are
right. Call at Hessel’s, Gresham, and
get right and honest treatment.
Sick Hgadache
Thia
This distreaaing
distressing disease results from
a disordered condition of the stomach
Who found the North pole, Cook or
ami can lie cured by taking Chamber Perry? Uncle Sant has the earth and
lain's Stomach ami Liver Tablets.
Get
a free sample at Greaham Drug Co. and Hessel at Gresham has the best tools
to work it with.
tf
try It.
Notice of Levy of Special
Road Tax.
Notice is hereby given that we, the
undersigned las payers representing ten
|*er cent, ol the las payers in Hoad Dis
trict No. 7, Clackamas County, Oregon,
hereby give notice to the las |»yers of
said Koad District No. 7, that there will
I m * a uieeli !g of the las payers of said
district in the schoolhouse, District No.
4ft, in Bull Kun Precinct, on the IMlh
day ol llecember, IVMI, at 2 o'clock p.
hi ., U> vote an additional tai for road
purfiosee as provided by an act ol th«
legislature in Its*). and which act inter
alia provide« as follows, to-wit:
Tlie las payers of any road district in
any county of this State may vote an
additional tax for road purposes, pro
viding at least ten |«r cent, ol the tax
|«yers of said district shall give notice
by posting notices III three public places
in said road district ami one in Court
House, and publish one notice three
, weeks in one weekly newspaper of gen-
era) circulation signed by at least ten
l>er cent, ol the lax payers of said road
district, giving the time, place and ob
ject ol said meeting, which shall lie held
in the mouth of liecen her ami at the
lime ol said meeting It shall be organis
ed by the election of a chairman and
secretary and al such meeting they may,
by a majority vote of such tax payers,
levy such an addilionol lax as they may
deem ml visable to improve the roads of
said district, and if a lax be levied, it
shall be the duty ol said chairman ami
secretary to certify to the County Clerk
ol such county, prior to January let,the
levy so mads by tbe tax payers ol said
district and that the County Clerk shall
compute ami extend said levy on tbe
assessment roll lor that year the same
as other taxes are extended, and it shall
be the duty ol the tax collector to pro
ceed to collect said taxes in money the
same as any other taxes are collected
and turn the same over to tbe County
Treasurer in the sains manner and at
th« same time be |«ys over other taxes
collected by him, ami shall be credited
and kept by the Treasurer to the ac
count of the road district making such
levy.
(Signed) R. A. Ten Eyck, F. E. M.
MeGugin, R. H. Radford, Henry Me
Gugin, Chas, leaf, J. A. (Mell, Luigi
Vaeretti, 8. E. Roberta, Wm. Hudson,
J. M. Thomas, W. F. Strack, E. A.
Revenue, T. R. Meinig.
Kandy, Oregon, Nov. 24, 1HQV.
12-10.
Bank of Troutdale Growing.
Gresham Loses to Jefferson Hiqh.
The Bank ol Troutdale has just issued
its first annual statement in the form
ol a four-ii-Age folder that deserves the
attention ol every one, whether a pat
ron of the liank or not. This bank, or-
gamzed and opened for business a year
ago has steadily increased its deposit*
from the first, with the exception of one
month, until, beginning with a capital
of IIU.USJ, the stock and deposits run to
|3B,Ik* 31.
During all thia time the af
fairs <if the institution have run very
smoothly.
Public faith has constantly
grown and general satisfaction has been
expreeseil with the management.
One
of the main reasons for the goo<l feeling
existing has tieen the efforts the mana
gers have made to accommodate tbe
public in every detail of the bueineee.
A general banking business is being con
ducted. deposits received, checking ac
count« o|wned, drafts issued, loans
made, deposit boxes provided, intereel
on time depoeils given and all sorts of i
banking pa|>era cashed without die-
count.
Of course all tlieee favor« cool
the institution money, but as can be
readily seen they are bringing it more
money and as a result have proven a .
good sort of investment.
In a hard-fought contest on tbe local
field last Wednesday the Greaham High
Hebo >1 football team was defeated by
the Jefferson Street High School of
Portland.
The game started with a
touch down for Jefferson.
Gresham
played a g.xxl game but bad luck seem
ed to lie theirs throughout the scuffle
Hoss, for tbe locals, was a star, as also
did Metzger play an exceptionally fast
game
McCall received a broken nose,
after which Gresham seemed to lose
confidence in themselves. A large num-
WELCHES
Tlie teachers are attending institute
this week.
Gus Richey was transacting business
in the city Tuesday.
J. M. Wing is spending a few days
with his son, J. F. Wing.
James Kelly lias purchased bis bro
ther, Edward's interest in the old home
place.
G. H Kesterson hss rented W. W.
Shinn's place for the coming year.
Lawrence Stevens has finished pre
pairing a piece of ground for a commer
cial apple orchard and has ordered the
trees.
Pleasant Valley Church Assixiation
will bold a business meeting Friday eve
ning, Nov. 26.
Carl Borges had the misfortune last
Saturday to lose a valuable mule. The
animal slippsMl and fell in such a man
ner as to break its leg, necessitating the
killing of it.
I>. W. Potter and family leave Friday
for tlie Sixprong country where thev in
tend to make their future home.
. The entertainment and basket social
given by the Pleasant Valley school at
the Grange hall Friday night was a suc
cess. The efficiency with which the
pupils carried out their respective parts
in the program reflects much credit on
their ability and of their teachers who
had charge of their training. Over |ftH
was realized, which will go to pur
chase pictures to adorn the walls of the
schoolrooms.
No. 48.
MARMOT
Mis« Marv Moran of Portland
guest at tbe Aschoff home.
is a
A party of young people enjoyed a
“candy puli'* at tbe home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. B. Cook on Saturday evening.
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Mr. Palmer spent two days of last
-eek with tbe Aschoffs.
The recent high water in the Handy
river delayed the Mt. Ho<d Company’s
work, but it has been resumed once
more.
I The severe frost experienced lately
ber of enthusiastic boosters were in at- . was very slight here compared with that
of places having lower altitude.
Tbe
tendance.
This is tbe third game Gresham has I fruit and potatoes escaped injury.
played this season. In the two games I Mr. Butterworth, a first-class carpen
with Oregon City, tbe first was won by ter of Portland, is in Marmot for tbe
Greaham, 5 to (J; the second resulting purpose of building a large barn for
in a tie, 5 to ft.
Tbe game with Jeffer Mr. Bechill.
Ollier buildings are in
son was ft to 11.
view which will improve tbe looks of
Coacber Congdon deserves credit for the country surrounding Marmot.
his excellent work in bringing the boya
The deer, which is kept in a pasture
to tbeir high efficiency.
at tbe Aschoffs, broke through tbe
—
fence confining it and caused quite an
excitement on Sunday morning.
By
ROGiWOOD
tbe combined efforts of tlie boys and
Volney Gate« is at home for a short
dogs on tlie place, it was succesafully
stay.
I corraled.
About thirty sat down to the bounte
ous repast given by the Grange at tbeir
day meeting.
Edward LaPoint and
PLEASANT HOME
Fred Crane were initiated.
Charles DeHaven spent Thanksgiving
We are having a flood here,
Salmon I Raleigti Watson and Miss Josephine
river is overflowing, il being about 8 | Taylor were married in Portland on
feet above low water mark
The camp- Thursday o' last week.
grounds are Hooded and several of the '
Miss Maeve Lovelace spent Thanks
summer cottages have had tbeir found giving with bomefolks.
ations washed out and the buildings
W. B. McLin has moved into the
have been part-way twisted around and house of W. A. Hail.
the trees surrounding is all that kept
Mrs. J. Quinn is spending the week
them from being washed away
Tbe
at Gates and Jack, her grandson, is
water carried awav about a thousand
staying with Mrs. Elsie Petty man.
feet of lumber belonging to Henry lang,
Tbe mother of Mrs. Minnie Brown
that was slacked on tbe campgrounds.
The bridge acroes Salmon is sale and bad tlie misfortune to fall and break
about 6 leet clear of tbe water.
Tbe ber leg a short time ag<*.
It is reported that 1-ewlie Bell, former
rise was caused by tbe snow being melt
ed by a verv warm cbenook wind and ly of this place, was married to a young
heavy rain storm.
It is lielieved tbe lady of Seattle.
crest of tbe Hood is past; tbe water is
now running across Sleret's island near
tbe center, though there is no damage
I^e Evans received a ear of feed and
being done that can be seen.
Hour last week.
The Sandy bridge north of here went
F. W. Reed’s launch broke from its
out some time last night.
moorings Saturday and drifted to Van
Robert Hamm has completed a mile
couver.
of wire fence for Mr. Riley on his place
Mrs. E. D. Chamberlain visited in
adjoining Welches on tbe north-west.
Portland last week.
Rowe A Holden are having tbeir ranch
Misses Alice Rasmussen. Abbie Stites
surrounding the Rhododendron hotel
surveyed into acre tracts and intend to and Ethel Hmith are attending teachers
institute.
PLEASANT VALLEY
place them on tbe market.
Mrs. Clara Smith spent several days
Leon Miley is visiting with bis uncl«
Tbe high water took Mr. Welcbe’s
in tbe city recently.
near Salem this week.
water pipes out where they crossed the
Several farmers had tbeir potato crop
Miss latira Moore visited with her1 river and tbe hotel is without waler sup
frost-bitten
friend, Miss Florence Long at Mt. Tabor ply at present.
a few days this week.
W. B. Steele is visiting in Portland
Oregon needs more return for the tax
Miss Lillian Hell ol Powell Valley vis- until after tbe holidays.
es collected and more taxes collected
iteil Sat uni ay and Sunday with Miss
from the speculators and less from tbe
Ellen Forsgren
home builders.
Bargains in our clubbing list
Gladys Geasell, who is attending a
school in Portland, came out to partici
pate in tbe social Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Yarnell of Montavilla
visited with A. B. Craft and family dur- j
ing the letter )>art of the week.
Vol. 5.
CORBETT
in town.
E. Thun is acting as juryman in Port
land.
J. F. Brower is superintending a saw
mill at Carlton.
Mr. Anderson will leave for bia new
home Tuesday.
Cecil Jack of Tbe Dalles visited bis
parents Sunday.
C. L. Hunter has sold hie ranch and
will move to Portland.
CEDARYM1E
It is understood that Miss Myer will
have charge of the station here.
Clarence Catbey and wife have re
turned from tbeir trip to southern Ore
gon.
Mise Cora Giese has
friends in the city.
been
visiting
Mrs. Mollie Catbey and daughter,
Mary, nave been out visiting relatives.
Mr. Bort’s bouse is making quite an
imposing appearance.
Dr. W. J. Ott, dentist, of Greaham.
will be in Sandy on Wednesday and
Thursday of each week, commencing on
Wednesday Dec. 1st, prepared to do all
kinds of dental work.
Keep po*t*xi on the new* of the clay.
The Herald offers good bargains through
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