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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1910)
•••••••••••••••••••••••••a I FOR HALE—Huggies from ||o up. lu the building of a aflo It ta worth lloraos, drivers and saddlers lleavv while remembering that the round draft team, ft years old lor sale cheap. structure ia tn every way superior to Gresham Livery Htablr J. I Melsger the square—cheaper to build, easier to stay with girders, while, owing to the fact that there are no corners, the silage keeps much better. If a land lord la ao shortsighted that ho will not share with Ills tenant the coat of a FOR HAI I |0 lienvv horses, weight The term ’Malrylng” Is not properly allo the latter could afford to build a 13.51) to 1000 » I Ftrw.... I lumber Co I applied to the keeping of cows which stave allo, provided he had a lease of miles east of Handy |»>»totth,e. 42 fail to or just t'arely pay their year's the farm for three or four years. At FOR HALF Two registered cows ami boanl bill with the proceeds realised ' the end of tils lease. If the landlord I Imll ; also I grade heifer. Uni. It. from the sale of their milk ami cream. did not wlah to take It ofT his bauds, Maffei, latourell balls. 43 In a very true aense they should be the tenant could take it down nnd with viewed as manure mauufactorlee. and him to the next place tie rents. FOR SAI I Fresh cow, phone 21)». the keep!ug of them the ••fertlllxer’’ ! Fai Hitiiotisen, Greshum lolite 2. 40 business It Is a fair inference that no amali 1AKI N I I’ Scotch Collie, female. part of the thrift and Intelligence of lOwuer call at Eastwood Nurseries, With graham flour In the average the French |H*ople In an agricultural < ireshatu, prove property and pav ex market costing only about flvewev way along the line of maintaining toll Herald Ads Pay penses. 4()tf Mrs. Chas. Barber. 1st display of enths of that asked for patent white fertility is due to the 45.(44) rural here this week looking after his prop flours, it la not only preferable from F ( I R S A I 1 I Jersey bull ; also H ten- asters. erty interests He contemplates build schools of the country, each having gallon milk can» ami No. I DeLaval Unsolicited Praise From ing on his lots in Thompson's addition. Elma Buckman. 1st beet collection the standpoint of economy. i»ut 1*- Its agricultural department with gar separator. II. II. YVatkins, Troutdale to cause It posaeasea a larger per cent of dens ami fields. where the moat ap an Advertiser • Don’t miss the grange to-morrow amateur photos. protein, phosphorous and other min proved methods of cultivation and Grangsrs and D«lrym«n. Mrs. F H Crane. 1st and 2nd dis- eral elements, necessary In building Saturday. Fine music, two excellent preservation of the noil are taught to Beaver State Herald, An lni|H>rtnnt ni«<etit)g wiis belìi Jum» bone and muscle and nerve. p*j»ers, one on banking by an able play pvrography woo,!. the boys and girls. A great as well as 22 ut Newburg. N. Y'., wlilch wns ni Grvahaiu, Oregon. binker. Come and learn bow to take Juvenile—Ida Chase, 1st free-hand most encouraging era will have dawn teniled by forty gcntlemeu, repreaent- Several of tbe ailments to which ed In the United States when like care of your money. pencil drawing. llig tlie dalrymen’a lengue of tIte «talea Dear Hir Some advertising young calves and pigs nre subject pains are taken to Instruct tbe boys of New York. New Jersey, l'eiiusyt J. C. Duke favored the Herald office Juvenile—Ada Chase. 1st layer cake. might be lessened measurably If the pay», and some doe« not. 1 re and girls In the essential facta con- valila nnd Connecticut; alno thè New with a few samples of bis prize onions, Mrs. J. 8. Culy. 1st Ex canna. palls and troughs from which they nee ted with this most imis.rtant single cently ordered nil mlvertiaciiient York state grilligli exis-utlve cornioli grown on his place near Sandy river. R. Curtiss. 2d display 5 varieties of drink were given an occasional scrub Industry upon which our prosperity ns tee. wlth thè state grange master nnd in the Herald of Duns' Jersey bing out and scalding with hot water a |H*ople He raised 15o sacks on three-quarters of depends. grapes. repreneiitatlvea frolli l’omona grange« All the aliments referred to are of hogs that we have on our ranch an acre. They won first prize. Mrs E. D. Chamberlain, 2d woolen bacterial origin, and the treatment re lu Washington, Columbia. Ulster. or on the Base Line road, near the In the bulletin Issued by the depart- unge. Dutchcs« ami YY'nrreu counties. The YY'omati’s Home Missionary so stockings. 2d l>ed spreads ferred to would tend to hold these meat of agriculture giving the cornil N Y.. nnd Hunaex eouatjr, N J Ira Russellville scli'K'lhoUHe. The re ciety will meet with Mrs Sterling in Geo. L. Currv. Comp, 1-argest to- pests In check. Hharp. thè chnlrman of thè execu tlou of the corn crop of the country her new home next YY’ednesday, Octo mato. Cotnp. 1-argest celery. sult lias been that we have had live collimiti«« of thè «tato grange.i Ropy milk, more often noticed In on July 1. tbe totnl acreage plnnted 1s ber at 2 p. tn. A large attendance is W. Cleveland. 1st and 2d tsiar over 1 a steady stream of purchase«« presidisi, ami Alteri Mnnnltig of otls | placed at 114.ittt3.tWM) acres, which Is winter than summer. Is the result of a •xpected. year and under 2 yrs. 1st and 2d boar Ville was secretary. Plans were care from Gresham and locality look (lust or tilth which gets into the milk an increase of 5.312.(44) acres, or 4 1) Matt Townsend will move with liis under 1 yr. 1st and 2d boar under 6 after it Is drawn from the cow. it per cent, as compansi with the final fully labi for such unitisi action as ing at and buying all the hugs «hall give to producers of milk some family to Wisconsin an account of the months. 1st and 2d sow over 2 yrs. has been shown that the trouble can estimate of last year’s acreage. The that we had for sale. So please part tn fixing the price of that com poor health of Mrs. Townsend's father. 1st and 2d sow over 1 and under 2 yrs. be entirely overcome by cleaning the condition of the crop Is placed nt Sb 4 modlty. do not run our ad any longer, T. R. Howitt, who was severely hurt 1st and 2d sow under 1 yr. 1st and 2d cows thoroughly Yefore each milking |s'r cent, as compared with 80.3 for and by removing any dusty litter be July 1. 1009, and 85.1. the average for barrow under 1 yr. any breed, 1st boar in a runaway last week, is able to be up Y’ou may rest assureil that Farmers’ Convention«. over 2 yrs. 1st Shetland pony stallion, neath the cows, by straining the milk ten years. There nre six states which and around. when we have some more for sale The farmers’ nntlonnl congress will through clean cloths into clean cans have a com acreage exceeding 8.(44).- 1st bull under 1 yr. 1st and 2d pen of ft Dr. Will Ott and wi'e have moved tm-ct nt Lincoln. Neb.. Oct. <! and cooling nt once. In short, to pre 000 acres, and they nre as follow s w ith which will lie the case shortly, into rooms in the J. D. Kegner's bouse fat hogs. The nntlonnl grange will convene nt vent ropy milk clenn mid sanitary sta the area ill each devoted to growing we shall again call on thr Herald, Mrs. J. W. Deatsman. Ut ladies’ ble conditions nre necessary. Atlantic City. N. J . In November which was recently vacated by Mr. this staple cereal: Illinois. lO.(W)t).lMS) lor it cei tamly reaches the peo The New York alate fair w ill be held acres; Iowa. 9.470.0000; Texas. 8.905,. Eaton. The Eatons have moved to knit shawl. An orchardist who recently report («4», Kansas. 8.1)12.000; Missouri. 8.2(I2.- nt Syracuse Hept. 12-17 S|ie< lai m- ple. Y ours truly, Portland. Juvenile- Ada Doane. 1st pinoche. t ent Ion will Is* given this year to fnrui ed his experience In a horticultural <44). nnd Nebraska. 8.(4k>(44) acres R. M I I IT! E. Bus. Mgr. There will be services in the Metho C. Duke, 2d 10 beet commercial on- paper hns had very satisfactory re nnd draft horses Wisconsin grows the least corn of dist church Sunday both morning and ions. i Crystal Springs "Min<l»ens. ” sults with hens as insect destroyers in twenty-four states reported. her acre Ohio state fair meets nt Columbus. evening. Sunday school at 9:45; Ep bls orchard At the time when the age this season tielng 1.504 acres. Sept 5. Michigan, nt Detroit. Hept 111; A. Duke. Ut 12 beet onions. worth League at »»:3 a .». The new pastor, I’eiinsylvnnls nt Bethlehem. Sept. (J. J. Duke, Ut beet display 10 boxes curcullo was busiest he made a prac Iowa, nt Den Moines, Aug 25. tice of scattering small grain tn lit Rev. Mr. Dunlop, who comes herefrom YY’hnt promises to be one of the most apples. ter under his plum nnd apple trees, extensive ns well ns fertile ■ wheat I.DSr —Thoroughbred Poland-China The Nntlonnl Corn <-x|s>«ltl<>n will Tillamook, will be present. Mrs. H. F. Elliot. 1st assortment of ami while the hens were busy scratch sow Webb Farm, phone 15 s. hold a great agricultural congress nt will Is» growing sections of the west The District meeting of the Free cake. Favorable mention pvrography ing be would jar the trees so as to made of easy access w lien the Columbus, (). Jnn. 3<> to I’eb 11. 1911. railroad Methodist church is in progress today wood. cause the insects to fall to the grounds lines at present In process of COD- 'Y YNTED Butler, Eggs and Farm It I» mi ulucntlonnl exhibit pnr excel and will continue over Sunday, Many lence. Mrs. L. M. Elliott. 1st largest and where the hens would get them. Ho »traction are completed Into the In l*r<xluee nt YY'ostell'» store, Gresham. tl ministers of that denomination are reports his fruit almost entirely free terior of eastern Oregon, a vast area New York «tale fruit growers will Fresh Cows wanted. T. It, Howitt. in town. There will be services during best assortment catsup. 1st largi -t and from curcullo damage as a result of meet nt Status. Wayne county. N Y. that hns lieen left untouched hereto best assortment canned vegetables. 2d tbe day and evening. following this simple plan 1.1'Mill It \t our new mill I *4 miles Aug. 5-7. fore because of lack of transportation largest and best assortment jams. 1st southeast of Kelso. We deliver lumlsw. Miss Ruby Emery has been quite ill facilities Not only can bumper crops largest and best assortment preserves. (- Next National Grange Masting. The following simple recipe for the of wheat be producisl by the dry farm Jotisrud Bros. at her home where she came a week 2d largest and best assortment fruit preserving of corn mid string tieans has YA lien the nntlonnl grange convenes ing method, but lu sections where ago to spend a month’s vacation. Sh- In Atlantic City. N. J . In November jellies, let largest and best assortment been given ts-fore In these notes, but water can be bad for Irrigation fruit bas completed the first year of the It will tie confronted with two mat- since corn mid tieans are on tap again of fruit in jars. 1st Loaf cake. and vegetables In great variety do nurse's course at the Good Samaritan ter» that seem now to be uppermost Juvenile—Edwin Elliott. 2d pop this season as usual It Is worth repeat well. Individual settlers can home hospital. Ing Boll corn on ear for about fifteen In Patrona* minds One Is pro|s>r corn. stead n half section of the government FARM I YNDH FoR HALE E. A rlonnl representation In that Issiy. minutes until milk Is set. cut aud scrape G. YY’. Allder left at the Herald office Dolan, Boring, Ore, phone Ho tl Juvenile—W. S. Ferris. 1st potatoes. from cob and mix thoroughly with salt lands In this newly <>|s-ni-d sis-tfoti un mennlng rcpn-sentatlou a ■cording to some choice samples of his prize win der the reclaimed desert net Further Juvenil*—Olive Fancher. Favorable at tbe rate of four parts corn to one YY ANTED—All kui'ls of milch cow» »tute mcml-erslilp The other I» Ilio ning apples. He secured 1st on box of Information regarding tbe opportu of salt. Put In clean scalded stone jar ( a»li land. YY . Ellison, Cleone, phone unsettled condition of ufrnlrs pertain Twenty-ounce Pippins, 2d on Baldwins. mention dressed girl doll. tf Ing t<> the publication of the mitlounl and cover with cloth ami ¡date as In nities available In tbe sis-tlon referred 1'xl. B. YV. Fisher. 1st l>eans. Northern Spy» and Kings and 21 on 10 case of salted cucumbers The same to may be bad by addressing the otlice grange organ Tlila paper Is not a FOR HALF. — F ’ ightv acres of fine, box display Spitzenbergs. He al o got T. A. Gregory. 2d pound box culti recipe works with string beans, which of public lands. Washington, or by well laying laud, 21« milt » from Sandy. profit Is-nrlng Institution, unii large sending to tiny Great Northern rep prizes on plate display of Pearrnains. vated blackberries. 1st plate display should tie cooked until tender nnd mix 15 acres in good timber; gissi water, sums of nioni-y have Iwen approprili! 1st l*>x ed with salt ns also«. 1 >ne lady reader resentative for the booklet lately pule eight acres in cultivation. ^::2l>". In <«1 for Its publication by the natloual The winners of the children’s prizes Dutches« Oldenburg apples. who tried this recipe for corn last sea lished by this rallr« id completely de quire of I. W.i.issid), Handy, I >re. tf grange Rs coutlnuanei' will de|a<ud at the fair Saturday were notall pre-ent display King of Tompkins Co. 1st lx>x son lost ber supply because she put the scriptive of tbe lauds along its new on th« action of the grange nt Atlan YY ’ inter Banana. when tbe num tiers were rtad. Several for half : A 7x9 donkey engine, in Oregon lines. salt mid com In layers Instead of mix g>"d shape. Bornstedt A Ru«gg, tic city got nice loxes of stationesy, toys, etc., Mrs. E. Gullikson. 2d carving cloth. lag liefore packing down. Sandy, ( Ire. tf I but the follow ng numbers are yet to be 3d sideboard scarf. Favorable mention Dairymen can expe«-t little sympathy heard from: 7« .1091, 1195, 11'», 2fl5 hemstitched pillow slips. Egg statistics for the year 1009 from the consuming public along the 10:r2, 271, 1192. 6s4, 1298, 377, 790, 1199, Gill Bros. 1st on 10 ears green corn, show that the farm value of the egg line of legislation restricting the sale I ’M, 97, 7'3. lot1', 2»7, 1293, 25s. 779, largest cantaloupe, 'J best cauliflower, production of tbe country was $31»i.- of oleomargarine when they them 000.000. while their value measurisl in selves will sell the butter they mike Ft)R SALE • oasi seven room house, Mr. and Mrs. John Cotilev have gon« largest raddish, largest cabbage, 3 l>est prices pal I by the consumer was $’>|". when It ex' i-eds thirty cents a |»iuml. lot 1<«>X I'O, abundance of fruit, well, to Cottage Grove to spend several commercial squash, best commercial 000,000 This shows that tbe cost < t and buy oleo for use on their own g'xsl frame barn, B<) feet from center ol for »ample» of our “Diamond months. A. R Lyman. recently from pumpkins, cauliflower; 2d rutabaga», transjsjrtatlon. storage mid selling was tables It Is true that this practice Is Gresham, four bhs-ks from high iwhool. Quality” RE-CLEANED Minnt-s )ta who has been studying con- comp, carrots. 2d best commercial beets. $21"'»»'.*4»i. or M> ,-er cent of the totnl by no means general, but we noted the House wire.| for electricity. Terms on price, J. H. Utiiilk r. Y rista Farm and Field Seed», ditions here during ths past week, has 2nd 3 best commercial cabbage amount received l>y the original egg other day an Instance where farmers Orc. tf decided to stay. He has bought five [■rorltieers The American poultrymen In northern Pennsylvania and south C. Giese, let ex fusiae. 1st Rout- Grasses, Clovers, Vetches, might well follow the plan of the Dan ern New York did this very thing amt acres of YY'm. Gedamke and lias started ledge special prize cactus D. BOARI» ANI > ROOY1H At the llomr Alfalfa and Grains for ish farmers, who have formed asso boasted how much money they were lo'lk'ing hoiiRc $5 lier week. Mn a house. Mrs. Lyman and three Juvenile—Hazel Goger. 21 layer ciations for the transportation, stor sa' Ing by the proceeding It naturally ( Im-. Mc< Hrtvr . H. Rolierts Avi«. 47 childr n arrived this week from Seattle. cake. age and handling of their eggs, so that fell ent that other folks In the com At present they have rooms at Aaron BARGAIN > ALI:' F irsi chi»« hi mi they are put on the English markets munity w ho did not keep cows th ought Juvenil' — Roy Giblis. 1st set physi- Knighton's. ebaker delivery rig, drop head Singer In the freshest possible condition and they Wo uld be Justified In practicing ss*« ing machine, all attachments. .1. F. ology draw ing-. YVe hnve Special Mlxttirvs foT Rev. M. B. Parounagian has moved at a figure which enables them to meet the same economy. It was not long Beliebe, Fairview. tf Grange Exhibit»— Spi i . il l’tirposcs— with his family to Brownsville where all competition, yet gives to the Dan Until the pri' e of butter In the locality Russellville grange 93 Dry land Pasture Misture, Wet be has be«n appointed pastor of the ish ¡xiultrjman u very satisfactory fell from .'2> to 2C cents a p'-uml Then MONEY’ To LOAN—• )n g.sxl real es Fairview granget>4. Land Pasture Misture, Special Inquire of I.. I-. Brun», profit. Methodist church. Mr. Parounagian the farmers v. ho had started the bull tate security Misture (<>r Purnsd-over land, Eastern Star grange 77. to rolling real|/.e<l that they had tired Secretary Handy Laud Co., Handy, (>re ba- closed a very successful term as Cover Crops for Orcbards. 47 Sandy grange 51. With prices for fruit land In many a IxHunerang which was reacting upon pastor of the Methodist church here. Teli ns thè nature of yoursoil and ynnr C. E. Holtgrieve. 2d novelty con sections of the west reaching a level them with disastrous effects. It would His earnestness, sincerity and devotion foil HALI Potted geraniums all locai couditions. Over .0 ye ir« expert- wlil'-h makes the purchase of it well he well If dally as* elutions nnd dairy to the work have won him many lasting test. let dieplay 10 ears field corn. 1st tiigli Impossible for the i»>rson of lim enee right beri» kinds, 2 h ' to $1. Mr-. Leslie 12 prij-o-r- expl'ilto <1 the force of thenbove 1st largest in thè Paci fio friendships. The church has mor« than 6 beet Mangel YY’urzele. ited means the writer believes that fai ls along with tlielr ad'>« :u-y of bal Northwest «pral- FGR 8 A LE—Jersey bull 13 months doubled in membership under his pas Mangel YY'urzel beet. 1st largest squash there are districts In Wisconsin. Mich nno'l rations, I'.abeock t. lers. and the old, sire I by limpr. s- Lad, full brot her Itirs us to lui viso torate. In all his work he has been Comp. 3 best commercial »quash. 1st igan. Indiana. Missouri. Arkansas. Vir use of thoroughbred sires you to Empr«»» lu»- wliu h » >ld for *7o.' > nt ably assisted by Mrs. Parounagian who best commercial rutabagas. 2d beet ginia mid other states which might well Aik fot Catstoi So MI West’s disper-al '-ale. May 3. Dam. a 2 be investigated by those desirous of When one Is contemplating the pnr lb. St. I.anibett COW. l or parthiiliir« is a capable leader and tireless worker commercial carrots. in departments of church work. They Mrs. A. llevel. 2d plate display lady going into the orchard business. It Is clmse of fruit or agricultural land In phone B. <'. Altman. Farmers, 35s, 12 PORTLAND. OREGON have the goodwill and best wishes of apple. 2d layer cake, let coffee cake. true that In some of the states men a new section It Is not only n good < r resham. tloned only small fruits mid hardy vari plan to take n spade mid Investigate everyone. Juvenile—Vivian Hevel. 2d on cook eties of fall apples, like the Wealthy, 'the character of the subsoil mid look ies. could be grown, but tbe growing of Into the exnet status of the water F, A. Fleming S. S. Thompson Mrs. A. Holgate, let Dani sii em- these fruits mid marketing them In at right If the tract Is In un Irrigation List of Awards at the fair tractive fashion could be made very section. but to take the trouble of In broidered center piece. In several of the states qtllring into the business Integrify mid J. 8. Hall. Favorable mention, geld profitable. Mrs. J. Allisena. 1st on Mt. Mellick mentioned stump lands can be bought financial rating of the chap with ing, white ribFion. center piece. l<t on Hedado center at from $20 to S»">0 per acrw which nre whom the farm or ranch Is listed for Liver), Boarding .mil Sales Stables J. G. Holmes. 1st Stallion 1 yr and piece. 1st on silk embroidery, 1st on composed of fat soils, rich in humus sale. over. silk embroidered center piece. and ideally suited to fruit growing If BUI.I. RUN SIAtil. LINE Leave- our barn daily .. at ... '.I I a. tn. Arrives Bull Juvenile—Chas. Hornecker, 1st free clearing the land of stumps Is under Run at noon. Leaves I Bull ’ ” * Run ’ at I op tn . arrives Gresham 1:3(1 p. m. B. C. Altman. 1st and 2d milk test. In selecting n site for the orchard It hand landscape. taken in a businesslike nnd effective Is perhaps natural to make the mistake 2d special exhibits all kinds livestock. New Line of Rigs. Juvenile—Albert Hornecker. 3d pop manner the cost of clearing |s?r acre of choosing a soil which Is In reality Good Horses. Satisfaction Guaranteed 2d and 1st heifer under 1 year. 1st and need not be excessive. Another point too. rP h and fat for the h««t production 2d heifer over 1 yr. and under 2 yrs. 1st corn. Y'otir Patronage Solicited in favor of growing fruit lu u number of apples. On such soli conditions To BE CONTINI'ED and second cow over 2 years and under of the sections referred to is tbe fact acem to exist which tend to a produc Phone, Farmers 51G Gresham, Ore 3 yrs. 1st and 2d cow over 3 yrs. 1st that markets are near at hand, which tion of wood rather than fruit growth, bull under 1 yr. 1st bull over 2 yrs. 2d I.ame back is one of the most common prevents transportation companies from thus defeating the object one Ims In gelding. 1st mare with foal by side. forms of muscular rheumatism. A few absorbing so large a portion of the gross view. I’vnrs will produce fruit on Sd colt under 1 yr. 1st mare 3 yrs. and applications of Chamberlain's Liniment returns In th« shape of freight and ex rich, moist soils, while pencil frees over. will give relief. For sale by Gresham press charges. Inquiries addressed to should lie set on the thinnest soil on th« horticultural departments nt the ng the place. L. P. Aylsworth. 2d and 1st. l>C“t Drug Co. ri'-ulturnl colleges Ju the several states landscape and animal life. mentioned would elicit desired Infor Agent for Kansas took n step nliend ns n fruit Emelie Anderson, let free-hand mat Ion ns to the probable price of land producing state when the law recently Card of Thanks drawing. 1st map. in given localities, its suitability for passed making the «praying for San We wish to express our thanks to C. W. Altman. 1st best tomatoes. our neighbors, friends and brothers and fruit growing mid the kinds of fniits Jose scale and other pests compulsory that would do well on different soils. Portland was declared constitutional. The law 1st 6 best commercial tomatoes. Ut sisters in the grange, for their assist requires orchard owners to spray and largest tomatoe. ance and sympathy during the illness otherwise properly care for their trees Mrs. G. W. Alder. 1st best collection and funeral ceremonies of our lat« Representatives of the federal depart vegetable, Butser’s seeds. 2d display 10 daughter Lilly, whose absence from the ment of agriculture and of flu- Kansas boxes of apples. 1st plate Champion family circle will always be felt with experiment station nre planning to PHONE 503, GRESHAM, OREGON quinces, 1st plate peartnain. 1st box deepest pain. thoroughly demonstrate «praying In display 20 ox. Pippin. 2d box display i MR. AND MRS. R. I’. R a . hh ML -SHEN. several counties In tluj eastern part of the state this season. Baldwins 2d box display Northern Hpvs. 2d King of Toiupkius Co. Theo. Brugger. 1st bull over 2 yrs. 1st and 2d heifer under I yr. 2d and Miss Minnie YVeatherlv of Newburg, 1st belter over 1 yr and under 2 yrs. Ut Oregon is visiting her cousin Miss J»n- and 2d cow over 3 yrs. nie Metzger this week. H. E. Braiuhall. 1st 10 l>est com Dr. .1. YV. Y'ogel has taken up his mercial onions. 1st ex-begotnas. rvsi-ienee in Gresham. Mrs. Vogel re Mrs. \V. J. Baehmeyer. 1st shadow ports a growing millinery trade. embroidery. Mrs. M. B. Parounagian has traded L. Maud Ball Ut largest and ls'»t her town property to Dr. A. Thompson assortment of pickles, 2d largest and for acreage near the Sandy river. best assortment of vegetables, Ut Gresham high school football team largest and best assortment of jams. will play the Lincoln high school at 1st fruit jellies, 2d collection of fruit 1st bed quilt worsted patch- Gresham. Saturday afternoou, Octolier in jars work. l»t layer cake. 1 t handker- 15. Evangelist C. M. Van Marter was out chiefs. LOCoAL NEWS ITEMS : The eastern or midstate farmer may have what he considers tiro troubles, but these are mere trifles as compared with what the Pacific coast ranchman baa on his hands what with the e» trnordiuary rainfall of winter and the I'orf.sl of practical drought during the summer mouths. Want Column i ! Results s : SEND NOW FALL SOWING PORTLAND SEED CO. TRANSFER AND LIVERY BARN E. E. Marshall Mitchell, Lewis & Stayer _ _ EARM MAGI IIN KRY