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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1910)
ANCHOR STORE THE GRESHAM, OREGON. ---- Blankets Men s and Boy’s Calumet Shoes Still Moving Values Unexcelled Sizes from 2} to 7. Finest kid stock with heavy and flexable soles durable and neat LOCAL NEWS ITEMS : •••••••••a•••••••••••••••• Geo J. King of Toledo, Ohio, nation al field lecturer of the National Refer endum League, called on the editor this week and left his subscription fur tie Pacific Grange Bulletin Mr. King has made extensive travel» in Europe an-l this country -tudving systems of government. Dalles Simonsen gre«-te 1 in Gresham this week an alle.l in to *roe pering. for The He old friends i. >-f cou se, Herald was warm place he has ail- been ”U th«- Sue« kane D ily i :> now in P^rtiancL H e was here of Mrs. C. W Dear good things an of late, one ■ wh: Wednesday evenirIf y NO' H. Cudlipp, pa*’ it cement, is l-eing Ed Oaborn, E. C. Lindaev Ihiiiiksqivinq Proclamation Want Column built along in >rt- !«>r the most w or i original We have a nice line of the gcxxfs to select from, so cheap you < an’t IE. „«.J .... afford to go without them >vu □IIU Up Ranging from $2 to $3.25 Chamla-rlain's Stomach and Uxer Tab let.« do no sicken or grip«-, ami may be taken with |»-rf<vt safety by th«- most delicate wunien or the youngi-»t child Tlw’old an-l feeble will also find them a most suitable remedy for aiding ami -trengtliening their weaken«-»! digestion WANTEO—tl- or 7-\«*ar-old mare, NI ur I be »«»und, For naie about r.Hio ¡Mund’«. and for regulating the bowel», gentle ami true puller. Wm. B MafTrt, by Gresham Drug Co. l.atoiirell Falla. tl Tin- Gresham Anchor Store has just place-l on -al«- an evcellent line of Fancy Imported China t 'up». Saucer». Plates, Bowls, Vases, Vegi-table Dr. Lupton ami Reynold Es.-on. of Tobacco Sandy, were guests --f Mr. ami Mr». s. Diaties, etc., etc. Call and »•-«■ them. The assortment ia complete. T Crow Thursday. • ————— Rev. E E. Simmons, recently of [hqiiksqhinq Masquerade Fort Cobb, Gklalionta. called thia week Ro ckw<»od Grange will give its annual on his brother-in-law. t'. AV. AII>«-rt ion, and family, while on hi» wav to (. )Uer:vl< ■ P«all “n Thanksgiving eve, Wedines«Uy , V’v. 23. Two valuable m--i»>li». a»b. w ill l*e awarded for the richest Considerable new suiewalk. much Rubbers Boys’ high top Shoes Men’s regular and extra high top shoes especially adapted for the rainy season and values the best, prices $3 to $3..SO Class of the M E. Sun day School held its regular monthly business meeting and social last Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs. J. H. Sterling. There was a large attend ance of young people. After a short business sessionf an interesting program a lively time was had over literary games. Ice cream and cake was served by the ho te-s. Mrs. Sterling is presi dent --f the class organisation, Mies Florence Fieldhouse, secretary and W H. Rachmeyer, the class teacher. Good Values All Grades 75c and up lheae are not cheap goodic-but good goodi cheap famous Spencerian Work Shoes Ladies’ Ackrovd Shoes Umbrellas klen’a ahoea *1 7A to *2.30 Bovs’ shoe» *1.10 to *1.(10 “Thia year of |tl|0 in drawing to a The records of population and <♦!»»«<». thanks t<> him for all his goodne** nini hiving klndm-s* “1 witm-»« whrrtKif, I lmv<- hereunto •<-t my liuml nml cnu««-d tim »<-ul of th«» I'liitcil Ntale* to lie affiled “Ihme al the City of Washington, this, th«- Ath -lay ol Nnvembur, in the year of our l.or«l one thousand nine hun dred mid ti n, and of the in«le|>endenc<- <>( the l'nil«--l Stales the one humlred Sigurd i ami thirty lifih harvest* w hirh are the index of pro- grew show vigorous National growth anti the health and pr<>M|H*roiia well-be« mg of oflr communities throughout thia land an<l in onr possessions I m ». Thés«» blessings have I <>SI'— I.- golia il lietaeeu I innvmai n yond tlie ami gravel pit nurth of <>r<»hMin. Fimi not descended U|»m il» in restricted • WH.1.1 \ M HOW L RD TAFT. er plea-e leave at »l.attin-k A Limi» « ». measure, but overflow and abound, •*Bv the President, Alv«-e A. Ail«-«-, G. W. Metealf tl They are the bleesingi ami Isiunty <>l nctmg atwrelary of sial«-». God. Fretdi Cowa wanted T R Howitt ’M c continue t«> be itt |H*ace with the Solite lor Publkdtlon rest of the world In al! rwMentlal uml •er • rtland Oregon harninhiotiH with an evergrowing real FARM I \M»> FOR I A I.F I !t\ m friendhnv«*** and depth of m y- i* ber thst 1 «ira B give D“lan, Boi ing. Or nitron of mutual deiM’ndehcc It m ‘ rmer Um I’« Brindley o it n May h’, |*sri ( frctf-c VI- WANT1 D <Cash mud. W. E rent • nal Xo »>HH¡ me íi-hq» 1 north Mcr id i in, ha< kJ i Dave W« . « % *.f Sunday School ( onvenlion t me id II . erv W--11 an-l acti A Rvan W ash in gton and ing tne a inter t pl I m elr« »mt* Mrs. G. W. Sparks visited Gresham Mr. «-anison is in »alem t »elect nur friends this wc«rk. sery s- »-k t-> plant t• •.«.-r«-- .«♦ »yean re. special meeting The council at a E. J. Hollingsworth, who came here from eastern Oregon, has secured a p«j- Thursday night ratified the mayor * ap sition with the Anchor »tore. Everett pointment of the following judge* and .fudges—W. H Dodge, who ha.« been doing the deliver clerks of election ing for the store now has the position a? Bond, O. Thomas, H. Kane. Clerks— Geo. Leslie. W. C. Burch. chief clerk. I*. M. Roberts, school clerk of dis- trict No. 4, will take the school census of Gresham next week, Last year the number of children residing in the city were 2»’>. Nothw itbstanding the fact that some lew families have moved out the city, it is estimated that the re turn« will show an increase. B Ca lami v:- Guv Mathews an-l wife --I Wasco, Oregon. are visiting friend- and rela tives here. Mrs. 5 E. Dean, of Eau Claire. Wi»., been spending the past year who ha with her mother, Mrs. S. J Culy, left the first of the week for Hudson, Wi»., where she will spend Thanksgiving Kev. M. B. J’arounagian of Brownsville with her ■ laughter, Mi«s Helen D«-an, spent Sunday here calling on friends and then will go to South Bend, 1ml.. and attending services at th-- Methodist to spend the winter with another church of which tie w s formerly daughter. .She was accompanied l-y her »on. <«. C. Dean, of Dead W« “KÌ, S. Dak. «|w>n w b Rev. t. ...I of Mt The i new I of the schools was read by O. V which time the delegates i »le.I by «V» del- giving rc|M»rts of their »ch- egates were present Rev. (’has Phipp*. state secretary of ot the State Sunday School A«-<a iati<m was pr* sent and gave «*«>me very in structive and inter«*!inc lectur«•«. He spoke on the state and county organisa tion “What for and Why.” He also gave a n port of the World's Sunday School convention at Washingt >n. 1>. ( Hi« talk on this subject wa« very teresting Rev. A. B. < ’alder «p- »k»- the teinperauev cm ' i «»* ” Mr* .1. Wilkins, state nuperinh’inient of elementary work, , -poke on the gra system ar d the bi i tckb«»ard in tin* ** day d. The rejMirtof tl 8 Coniti tt»-« tion was rei-eive l l!l«l < > i reduce«! The Lil -rary A«sociat th- fine--i»n overdue Is K>ks fro:m 5 cents Boring was suing year are! H (’. (Tri- per day t< « 2 c ut« per day. Ti Scott a« secrets r 1 brary is well patronize The next anm t n w a» v i we • ■ Card of [hanks A con chool gra-i »tt, Rev A B. Ca We w 1• h to expre •s our heartfelt Becker of .Mt, hemselve» t hank-to the many tri'piáis an»! neigh- of B’-r!’ ’J and Rev j’hipp <4 I* r’l David Pa bor- who gave ti« their kind t i--r«tance drew s mie very ntruDg r -olutmn ¡M F bereave- the temperance <|ij*-Mfion. The tith and »vint »athy in our parent», inent, the death of our i,aby. the lecture whm , ‘*fhe rela’h-n of the aet Sunday Mr. ari< 1 Mrs . D. F Talbot. Sunday ><,ho<jl to th«’ temperance p ; ui Harry Hux mg the * >dd They also recommend*d that a v«»t« teilows km room by A'hlan'I claims it will have the most thatik- fx* given th»* Boring peopl»». f«ir vilig the w it of paint, beautiful street in Oregon when it« th<’ way they entertained th«* d»d»*/a«« -. Chas. < led ly sold his new b nlevar'i i-. completed. Thia After the c I oho of the afternoon »-•»»l-lll were shown 1 ace here, ha- moved li» family thoroughfare will b»* 10» feet in width the visiting delegateM through the emergency plant of the O. 795 Multnomah street, Portland, He with paving on both Gdetf of a park row in the < Hnt»T that will la? I^autitied W. P. here s been a resident of Gre»ham for Rev. (7. A. PliijFp« delivered an The pav year» ami his removal is greatly re- with treeen and Hhrublwrv. dren«i entitled “Th** Seven D.-vih in •rette-J. ing will b** cothpleted next «pring. th** Sunday SchooP* in the evening to a large audience. In hi« a»l«lress 1 he Report of the condition of the showed norm* of the mont common riur- i taken arid the coriHe<prencp?< of Mr Phipps i.- a go«>d «¡»eaker and com mands the highest r«*!<|M*ct of bin hear < >regon, at close of buxine««. Novemb« r 10. J’do ers. RESOIRCE- All tin* d legates ciepartod on the late I.-an- ami Ih-< cuit» car from faring, feeling that they ha«l A-crued Interest received com«’ good instruction from the Bond*, securities, etc ..................... convention which they c-itild gri home Banking li->u»< . furniture ami fixture Due from approved reserve banks w i th and improve their Sunday School. I‘heck- ami -ith«-r< a»li item« <). W. BORING, i'ash on liaml Ex JK-I1S!-» Total ■•I >lo not Is-lieve there is any oilier LIABII.ITIE flie-lililM- ho g«x>d for w hooping cough a» • apitai stork paid in. Chaiiilsrlain’- t ough Ib-tnedy,'’ write» Individual depo.it« subject to check 1,01 7.05 Mrs. Francis Turpin, Junction City, On-. Demand certificates of de|io»it 00.00 This remedy i» also nn-iirpa--ed for cold.» Time certificates of de)s,«it 1100.00 ami croup For »ale by * ire-ham Drug Total ......................................... ■S 13,677.65 Co. STAFF oF ORE«.ON County of Multnomah With the present prices of beef, which I, E mu . <». K ari - ei . l , Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly »wear authorities agree cannot Is- lowered, that the above statement is true to the ls-st of my knowledge and belief. E mu . G. K abdci . i , Cashier. the production of fat cattle on the Siibe- ribe-l ami sworn to before CORRECT—Attest J. E i . kinot - in farm where the work has long been for me thi« 10th day of Nov., 1910. C. J. S wanson gotten will lie found profitable.— Farm •Ions (’. Ib-m i E mu . ti K ahiii - i . i I Journal. Notary Public. Directors. I FOR - \ I It Agent tor ii ( ’«-dirvill«-, on n.t»b.«ll, ITea*»nt View li. R<-ute 3 Mitchell, Lewis & Sta ver Portland BO \|:|» AXI» R<H>M>- \ I t be 11. mi lodging hou»«»’. J HT week. Nirs ( ha4. M •< artrr 47 . Rotiert“ Ale. Ft)R SALI - Team Weight alsnit lo- ■ each. and trm- pullers. Boring. Ore. R. I horse* drivers Parker, ti money i » LOAN—Gn g - - I real es- fate security Inquire of I. F. Br um», »«•«•retare Sara ly Land Co., Sandy, tire. 47 BRI.».»MAKING t (mirante, -I <lre»«makmg Mr» I > I >ahr-n». »and < ir,- done Mr ( B« II Man FA b’.\l F. A. Fieni > s. riiouipM'-n TRANSFER ANO LIVERY BARN l.itctt. Binding -Ulti Salts Stables K ill at < *O*| MAUI II.XKK'S 4 PHONE <503, GRESHAM, OREGON fil I I. RI S SI At«» R I I I eave Vi N »AI.I. leiiverv n Satisfaction Guaranteed ( i-XIti I {I ITS» <• No. 2 Delineator • One year |2 4/ » by 4M For at I. Rh- Pat Phori . Farmers 516 a lr Grc -liant. Ore. Christmas Holiday Excursion xtud" Beimk»-, tl * to the City of Mexico via the WAN I ED Must lie Albertson. < Southern Pacific Company W 17 FOR .» \ I I -Veli? rubG i tired gy an-l hamirewi-d .»iiiub* Harne»», m-arly m-w. Enquire ni W. \. . («iti, <in Alb-'t —ui far n. Gr--»'am. Leaving Portland December 11 and 12, 1910 San Francisco December 14. 1910 A MAGNIHGtNT SPIGAI TRAIN BANK OF GRESHAM M BM — . Marshall I Bandv. • ut •> <'..n»i«ting of Observation < ar, Pullman . e»tibnled sleeping cars, » i.oking car ami dining car u ill leave 3rd and Town i-ml «ire-t», San F ram-iM-o, via th« Coast Lim-, FOR SALE — Film Brown I. ghorn R<H>»t.-r», S| each. Also fresh cow John Palmblad, Gresham, • Are . It 4. 47 Phone llNx I. FOR SALE — Dappl--I black buggy price |’>ll. horse. Weight about libo f-.-rev Giese, Gresham. Ore , )(. ». If FOR SALE—Strawberry plants, Mi- goon, Clark’s Seedling, Early Oregon, goon. Gohl Dollar, also Lawton Blacklierry and Cuthbert Raspla-rry W. F. Cum ming», Rout«; 1, Troutdale, Ore ,o Newly furnish«! rooms at the Doug- lass rooming house E. M. Douglass, Sandy, Ore., Phom- 444. lit Th<- Excursion is run nmler the niiNpicea ol ihr Southern Paeitic, National I ine» of Mexico. International ami Great Northern, G. II. A S A. and »unta F<- I RII» $104 FROM FARI- PORTLAND ( ■ »r r»--J » >»u 11 n u low rat«»» from otlo-r OR a $104 N. hii -I 8. I’ point. Interesting -ide trijm on the return trip, including the Grand Canyon may be Final return limit til) days from date of sale. Equipment on this train will I* liiiiite<l and no more |1a»«.-ng»-r» will I h - taken than i nn Iw comfortably pro vid-d lor mar In. For further information, di-tnil** and beautifully ilhlRtratrd The Evening Telegram will have a •’M«- mii - o ” call on any ti If A N. or S. P agent nr write bargain day this year Send Ils *4.2-‘> and we will order the Telegram for a year ami send the Herald too, for one •—'W illiam M c M urray , year. 4 General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. Iwwiklot