ice, brittle a« glass, ami yet come to life ar«* at ill plantic with »mall pupulation«*
(»KIM KI API K GA I lit KS IIIKII
I ntertdhiincnt <i Success
in due time When we say tiiat a hard i cheap ami temporary building», coin-
At ili>< school entertainment given last
winter kills insect» it is true, in a cer­ I («aratively low property valueg. If th«*
E»<r*y hut Mniulny tn<»riUng* «I hU night by Rockwood s* bool in the grange
tain way, becauae it brings alsmt their work it taken in hand now, an it may
I ioiiiv near Hyraniorv statimi. Antfii*! I . hall, the following program was given,
death: but it is the birds ami not the I m ’ with th«* a«lvice an«l aid of the uni*
Matthias, at the agr <»( Hi y«*ara, three followed l*y several leswr numbers, a
cold that kill the insect* A long frost , veraitv'a new department, Oregon can
month* an«l two «laya, cloned hia ejea (or laudtet »M iai and dancing
or heavy fall of snow will cause bird* h«\e, in a generation from thia prvnent
Musa* by Scliailtiiie's or* li* **trii.
Succeeding Gresham Vindicator, Gresham Gaiette, last Multnomah Record to hunt more eagerly than they would time, th«* diiMt showing of up-to-date, th«* Imitf aleep after a brief illneaa. Stir-
rounded l»y hia loved onea, he calmly
Multnomah Record and Montavilla Herald.
Ofs'iiing song, by the nc I kmi I.
do in milder aeaaon*. They find gratis Ireautiful ami healthful cities to i>.<
ami i«ea«v(tilly entvrvil into tla* gival I m *
Dialogue, "Tlii* Yankee Aunt,*' Dora
Published Every Friday at Gresham, Ore., by the B kavkr S tats Pv»l.i*HlN*< Co , or egg* sticking to every wall, |sMt anil loiind in Xortli America
yolid.
StiM'kton,
Miriam drown, lle»t<*rThorpe,
paling,
or
even
scattered
over
the
H. À. DARNAI.L, Fono« ano M anaubk .
AiitfiHt F Mal thia* a a* born in Sax l.loyd T**gurt and Roland Qoi*s*ul»*rry.
ground. The trunk* of trees are ex­
ony, (iermany
lie enjoyed the ad
Recitation, Mr». Fl*>rvn«* < ìoiild Men-
amined bv them, ami the carefully
Entere»! «*> second-c law matter at the jh * torti ve al «ire* ha m. Ore<on
vantai**
oí
a
ehrÎMtian
horn«* and (airly aim.
hidden insects swallowed
By eating
Kiaal «**luuaUonal (arillliea in I iim youth
S*mg. Marie Hchautine, V**sta Tegart,
these they prevent the insect* from en­
StftSCSiPTiON KATES Per Year. 81 <o in advance, to torel«n countries. 11 <» Six Uonths
In IK77 h«* rmi|frata*d with bin d«*vot«*<l Lloyd Tegarl, Kluier Middleton and
tering their wiiigisl state—in which
75c. Ttin-c month1» trial i»ub«eript|pns Wc. Single copies V Ask for clubbing rate*
wife to Am«*rica, ami l*M-at<**l ill thin Elmer Daw«*».
REBirTASCES -houhi h* »ent
Expre«s or Po«totlice> Money Order. Kegiatered l<et«er or <'h«»vk. they would lay many thousamis of egg».''
aiate in tin* vicinity of I »rttliAHCll»
Stamp* rt<x'epte»1 up to 50 cent«.
From
time
to
time
some
effort
ha»
Dialogue, "Going Sonn-wher»*,”
The chickadee, nuthatch, woodpecker,
■ECEIFTS i«»r »ubnerintions arc not *» nt unlens reque*te«t. The change of label on your pap* r and other birds are *varehing in the been made bv various organisation» to lie tima (locamo one of tho piiin«<re of drown, Addle tpiiseiils'rry, Harry
will indi ate th«» receipt of your remit twee If it doea not please notify u*
sell the product» of the farm direct to thia country. R«*ai«liiitf for mon* than laud,¿Ernest tpii*<eiiÌH>rry, Frank Brown.
OlSCQXTHk'JANCfS If you rto not wish your paper «xmtinued plca*e notify ua about the ’tine the tr<-< trunks and along the fences for the
«ubacriptioi expre* We tin»t this plan most satisfactory to our patr«ms. tnoti(li it is not in eggs ami buried larvae of insects, which the consumer, tlierbv eliiiiinating the thirty y«*ara in th«* «ame Vicinity In* wn»
('las-* song, (our m T io <*I girl»
accordance with our personal views
w«’|| known and highly n*a|M«cte«l by
Instrumental mu-ie, Vila Wileox.
would if not disturiivd halcii out mil­ profit» of th** middlemen Organiza­
CSAS( * 0r tDtWlESS In ordering change of address give old as well as new address
many of th«* ««arty Mottlemof Ciai kamaN
"Tragi*dy <>f tin* Ten Little Hoys,” by
lion* of flying and crawling creature* tion» have lieen f*irine<l solely for this
COtttSFOkCES’S are wanted in every community If no corresp«*ndeiH'e appear* from »•»ur
and Multnomah «‘ountiew
ton school boy».
that would destroy the garden, orchard purpose, iaauiug attractive statement»'
nelghborhoo-t. ? **u are respectfully rvqu ‘sled to send us as many hwal item* a* you t an
lie waa a liiedniig member <»f the
of
wliat
could
la*
done
in
thi»
directi
n,
liiMlriiiiicnlal music, Mi rrili Ilesini
ttVFRTrSftv H'IS PRO> ExSh’NAL « A RD* (one inch) 2S each iwue «’ARlk* «>F TH AN KS and held.
Evangelical Lutheran church, (hiring a
(not excee
g tw«> inches.) 80ct*nta IJiTTERxOF CONliOLENCI
a eding four inebrrs)
A substantial kiiiii was realia>«l, which
Mr Frank M Chapman say* that | and in a few instances they have miic -
fl OBITUARIES for «ubscribvrs or their immediate families, fre, un to
wor*i* I cent
|>eriod oí Mpirilual Itarrenneaa in hi* com will make tin* linai |*ayinent on a act of
per word for addilionn! w.Mrds. W A v T a DS st 1 cent |* r word for rtn»t tnserstion; subsequent “the eeomimie value of bud* to mail ' eeeded. a» in the case of mutual cream-
insertion', l'to 2t* wonis. V’cent« .-d to .» words I'ccntb :*■ to i 1 w ord*.
cents READER*
I niunity, wlien public nervier« were «Ila- encycl>>|»*dta Intely purchased by the
I
cries,
fruit
growers'
association»,
and
lies in the service they rentier in pre
1 cent per word per issue DISPLAY ADVERTISING, rates made known on application
hi the distribution of s«sl grown lor the I uonttnih'd. ho waa n«»t dialurln’d ami ad schisil.
All Uxige Grange S ho->l, Church, or other notices or advertisements of Mx-ials parties, venting the undue mervase of insect*,
market.
Grain elevator* have aucc> e*l- ! h«*red strictly to the fundamental doc­
dance«, coneei ts. theati cal«, te . given for a profit ehtrgvd f»»r at regular rates
in devouring small r<sienl», in destroy­
In order U'insurec angeofad advertisers iuu>t have copy in this oflier uot later than
od
for
awhile
on tlie mutual plan, and trine* «H the chrialiait religion.
ing seeds of harmful plants ami in act­
Thurwlay pre« ding da of public« ion.
John W, Si<*lu«hMiiith, (ircvitulMiro,
\ few yearn ag* ttt mi
when tM
JSS Ft 1ST NG is our - >eciaky . We are well equipped to do the
w ork al current o' > *•«- ing as scavengers, la-a.ung euP in*>l*i- cold atorage ware bon»*-» for fruit have
twnight Niiadow* •( hi«* wen* h'ngth«*n- I’ r , Ime thrw* <-|ilMr«*n, nini likt» uhm I
Especially famirrs’ and buair. *ss men's letter Heads. Envelopes. Hutter Wrappers. Statements,
l»*rii
built
atl-l
operat«!
bv
fruit-glow-
etc., in small « r large q aniit es
auction Bill* rKaigers, Posters, ere.. printe»i on short notice. idst* estimate that in»« ts cause .an an­
ing toward tla*ea*' In* 1« Il hi* lami at i»a- chihlrrn, tlii’V ir**qil«*nlly tata«« colei.
nual loss of at hast two humlrvd mil­ er», not for -elling to coiianmor», but
niaacun, un<t In g .n to build himarlf a “XV«« loivr t fleti wrvrrnl kltid» <»i rotigh
for
holding
tin*
crop
until
a
la-lter
lion dollars to tlie agricultural interval»
uoinlortahle
litth* home near Syeamon* lli«xlh In«’.” li«» «•rive, “bill hav«' livvrr
Politicians are trying to tamper of the Vnited States. If we w< re de­ market appear»I. Under favorable
Hintion.
.kt
thir* time he joined the. (•»uni iinv yrt thai «lui h<*tn un touch
hs-al
conditions
amt
with
graai
bu*in«i»s
with the post office department, prived of the service» ot <»ird* the ea'th
Zion**
E'vnngi*lical
cbureli at («nmliain. ; K »od <’limiilM»rlahi''« Coiigh Rruirdy.”
maiiag* incut tlusw* have been »ncce*»-
and raise postage rates so high would -«»m become uninhabitable."
ami t<M»k a warm nit«*n «t in it* mi**i< n F«>r nal«’ bv dii «Irtigginin.
Ini,
but
tfinw
far
*iey
have
»i-rvi-d
but
a
that the magazines cannot con­ S*mie farmers are beginiiliig to appre­ very »mall p, rcentagv of tbs farmers. anti th«* calino oí the go*|»« l.
After a man I as l»een elected
tinue business. They tried it a ciate tlie value of birds a* insect des- . Co operative effort lias las-n tar more lb* lenxe* a wih and on«’ non, a hr*»th« r
troyers .More exact knowledge of their
governor of a s ate he is some­
few years ago, but then they fo*<d haiuta lias resulted in a liigiiei »uccvsoiiil ami general in the matter of and in verai grand •hiltin*n, to whom h«*
times mt* ie to fe?l that the tight
aimed to kill all the magazines estimate of their utility on the farm, purchasing »npolies than in the matter wax devoted, and who in th«» year* that
has only started.
an* to conn*, wdl tong “(or th«* touch o( a
and half the weeklies and small ami lieiuoustrat«l more clearly than ol » lluig prtatuct*. Chief aiming the vam*ht*d haliti an I th«* Hound oí a voi<v
reason»
for
little
progress
in
this
direc
­
ever th** necessity of active measures to
tion ha» la-ell the failure of the farmer» that in utili.”
Havan t now has the report dailies, then the papers turned on insure tlieir protection.
Interment wa^ nnul« on W<»«lneM<lay
the
leaders
and
killed
the
bill.
of being the wickedest city in
Tlie Depart of Agriculture realizing t<> properly »ort and grade tlieir prod­
afternoon in th«* <ein» («*ry at Barna*«, u*
This
time
they
hope
to
kill
the
uct»,
a
few
I'srele»»
pnaiucem
causing
a
importance > f accurate knowledge in
the world. Now Portland need
The fun«*ral m ivicea were comiuett*d
a reduction It, the selling price for all,
no longer be so jealous of Seattle. magazines first, and later, kill th a diieclion, ha* made exauiinati me and tlie imposaibility of securing g*>*»l by Rev. F. II. Fn*un«i in the prononce
off half the weeklies, so the loby- of the stomach* of forty different kinds
ot a larg« ewncour*«* oí (rienda and n la­
birds to see what fo*sl they contain«!. executive management at price» that
ti vex A quartet troni the Zion'* Evan­
Every time there is any new ists can do their work better, in of
would
leave
any
in
irgm
over
the
price
These examinations were made fiom a
;*ald by the inidiilrinrn I >r the same gelical church at (in*xham *ang appro­
legislation suggested that has no getting laws passed for the en­ collection of !M,0t)0 stomachs.
hymn*.
pork in it, new varieties of both richment of trusts and bad laws It has been found that the following products. With th*-«e difficulties reui- priai«*
Hix Ixaly now rwUi in th«* ÍAinily
e*li«l
.
there
is
no
reason
wliv
the
pro-
bird* are e>|a*cially go*»I friends t*> ttie
democrats and republicans seem for the people.
biirial gn»und
« wUdrrtMMN oí
farmer, who should protect them in duv-eis of any crop in any liaality can­ tlow«»rx“ that
created.
loving liAiitii* have I mh I
not
co-operate
in
placing
it
upon
the
Officials of the Oregon Devel­ every poeaible way : Phoebe, kingbird,
uJM»n hia tomb. EA m MM* to 111* axh«*x
market to their advantage.
opment
League, who had worked catbird, swallow, brown thrasher, rose- Another means of »ecuring better
Now that the price of upper
brvasted groatieak, house wren, vireo*,
berths has been reduced, we pre­ for the passage of the bill pro­ cuckoo, oriole, the various native spar­ prices for the products of the farm Mrx J.C, Dabm died ut ber home
fer them to lower because they viding for a state immigration rows, warblers, shore lark, loggerhead through co-o|M*ration is in the enact­ hear Cla< kamae on February XI. The
are more comfortable and less commissioner, were non-plussed shrike, and meadow lark. The crow, ment of laws tiiat will punish the seller (mirrai was beld lent Sunday. (ruin Ilia
when Governor West announced crow blacktiiid. ami cedar bird do more of a di-honent article, for when one Congregational churvb, Rev. Mr. Scoli
dangerous.
person sends apples to the market tiiat «>( Portland, officiating. The family
last week he would veto the good than harm. The redhead and are first <|iialily only on tin- top of the camr here from Eugviir alxml a year
sapsucker woodpecker* may lie injuri­
A man who found a diamond- measure. They succeeded, how­
ous or beneficial according to circum­ package, or milk to market that has and a hall ago. She Iravra a huxtmud
studded golder. horseshoe sold it ever, in inducing him to change stance*, but the rest of the wood|>eckers been partially skimmed, it caata re­ and two daughter«, .Mini Caroline
proach U|ain all producer* and lowers Dahin and Mir Charles Daneltoti of CHALLENGE
for enough to pay off the mort­ his mind by waiving any claim are very helpful.
the general price of such product*. (trenham.
hi nt wwite ¿Me Oat
gage on his home. Horseshoes to the $25,000 appropriation the
• V«'f (h.wn. Plani
Laws regulating the standard regard­
Fall ur Bpring
bill carried, so that the law will
always brings good luck.
Y Irida from l«X) U> 128
ing quality. size of .package or official
Boon to Oregon Cities
|>wr m rw, malura«
give the state the benefit of the The action of the University B<>ard inspection are not alone for the la-netit The funeral ot Mrs. Mary Riley, for bttaiirla
tu
: • *!«*•
many year* a resident on the Powell
One of the most touching things United States Immigration Bur­ ' of Regent*, at the recent meeting in of the consumers, but for the lienelil of \ alley road a few mile* below town, Samplet. CetJieg Ne 88
in modern history is the way the eau work in placing desirable Fug ne, looking to the thorough eqiii;»- prixiucers of honest product* as well. was held in the Catholic cemetery on eng Prices •« I rhi L
8EKD
steel trust is worrying about how immigrants on the Cregon lands. merit and manning of a department of There has been a vast amount of legis­ M omlay last. She was at) years of age PORTLAND
Pertlaat. Grego«
lation upon this matter, but »uch laws
reciprocity is going to injure the Lacking the necessary appropri­ architecture, lias a significance for the have not been enforced very thoroughly, Her husband died ten year» ago.
urban communities of the state not
ation to carry on the work, pub­ easily
American farmer.
overestimated. If we look at resulting in lowering the price of
Kill* a Murderer
lic spirited citizens of Portland only one phase of the new department prislui ta that would pa«» sm-h law» and
Test Dr. Hess
The good that Senator Hanna will shoulder the expense. The —that of landscape architecture, in­ raising the price received for such I A tnen'ilraa murderer ia appendicitis
with many victim*, but Dr. King'* New
did was mostly interred with his passage of the law will at least clude city planning—a little reflection product» as would fail to pass, were Life
Pill* kill it by prevention. They
they
rigidly
enforced.
It
would
lie
ad
­
bones, but Adams county, Ohio, provide for state indorsement of will show that it has vast possibilities,
gently at trim I at.* stomach, liver and
vantageous
to
nine-tenths
of
the
pro
­
ON TRIAI.
shows that the evil he did lives promotion literature that shall particularly since it is launched juit at ducers to have the stamlaril made bowel», preventing that dogging that
the opfrortune time in the development
after him and has been a thriv­ be issued to attract immigration of Oregon It has been the rule, in rigidly maintained in all products »ent invite* appendicitis, curing constipa­ I>id von know that you co Id leed
Dr. H im
Poultry Fan-a-ce-a the
ing business.
and this will make this matter other and older states, for cities to to market, for it would increase the tion. hea-'ache, biliouine**, chill*. 25c balance
of the Winter, all Spring, in
at all druggint*.
authorative so it will carry more “grow up.” like Topsy, either with no price they would receive.
fact until the first day of Align -t,
Fifty thousand Americans are weight and at the same time plan or with only the customary frame­ Farmers would generally receive '
then if von are not satisfied that it
more
net
profit
if
they
would
give
more
ha» paid and paid Ing.
It ha- I smii ann<iiin<-«Mf by County
going over to E lgland next sum­ guard against boomer matter. work of streets laid out like a checker
mer to see King George crowned. This will be for the benefit of hoard, whose chief virtues are simplici­ attention to supplying the local mar­ Deputy F. II Crane that the grange
We will refund every cent you paid us
ty and regularity, with the opportunity ket». Of course thi» does not apply to <’oiinty conventi* n for election of n-pre-
The rest of us can see it for a
whole state and not any section of indefinite expansion. Rarely has the extensive corn, wheat and beef »eiitativee to the -tal*- grange will I»- li* ld It is to make your hen* lay. to make
nickel at some moving picture
alone. A state book, .showing provision been made in the original grower» upon great prairie farm*, where on Mari-h 15 at Montavilla I'oinvna your chickens grow fast, healthy and
but a single crop is grown and where
to cure gap***, cholera ami
show without being crowded.
Oregon’s advantages, will be "town plats” for those breathing spaces the local market for other product* grange will meet there on that date with strong,
roup.
Ruam-llville grang*- and it will la* mon*
in the form of parks, squares, play
Of course you are expected to keep
The final vote on the notorious issued under the seal of the new grounds and boulevards, which, as the would Ire an insignificant matter with j convenient to have tlu* two convention»
your |Miu|try free from lice and for
commissioner.
them, lint there are instances where a i come tog.-thi-r nt the mune time. The
town
matuge«
into
a
city,
are
seen
to
be
Lorimer case was taken Wednes­
that pur|MHu* we know of nothing
so essential to health and so desirable farmer could dispose of all the products , only grange* ri porting deli-gates to the
lietter than Instant Louse Killer
day at one o’clock.
Lorimer
How the Birds Help the Farmer
from the artistic viewpo nt.
Often of his farm to consumers near his door county convention so far an- lti» kw*H»l,
was sustained by a vote of 46 I-»bor saving inventions are the order nothing is done on these lines till the i* he would produce the things they which has elected Mr». N. II. Ricliii>oii*l,
against 40. It is pleasing to of the day. and tlie farmers spend large growth of business, the rise in property demanded instead ot growing a product J Mrs. V. A. Lovelace and Mrs. Ida M.
note that the Oregon senators sums of money in procuring instru­ value*, and the hardening of the social that must seek a distant market. There I Thorpe ; an*l Pleasant Valley with (ilia
both are numbered among the ment* to help in their work, but many habit of the people has made the task is a great difference in the selling price Richie, Mrs. Jennie Kroninl»*rg ami
of most product* between what tlie Mrs. Ryan as ilelegatea.
MT. SCOTT DRUG CO.
40 who lost their votes in en­ of them ignore or destroy th»ir most of beautifying the city and rendering it farmer receive* when sold in the
valuable assistants. Those who have wholesome, too heavv to be achieved in
Inuts,
Oregon
deavoring to purify the Senate. made a study of the subject tell ns that its full or most desirable extent 80 markets of the world to be resold and Do you know that of all the minor
without the birds no farming could tie the city’s opportunity passes ; it is fated shipped to consumers, perhaps in hi*
cold» are by far the most dan-
The trusts are dead against the carried on. Fivery year one-tenth of all to remain inconvenient, nnhealtliful own vicinity, aflil what he receives for ailment»
geroua? It ia not the cold itaelf that
proposed amendment to the con­ the product* of agriculture is destroyed and commonplace, whereas, if thought product* when »old direct to those you need to fear, but the serious di­
J. J. JOIISHON
JOHN VAN XANTK
stitution providing for the elec­ by insects. It is said that there are bad been expended on it in time, it consumers or to persons who sell direct seases that it olten leada to. Moat of
tion of senators by the people, over 1UO.OOO kinds of insects in the might have been made a comfort ami a to them. It would be astonishing to the e are known as germ diseases.
know the amount of money sen* out of
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
instead of the state legislature, United States, the majority of which joy to generations of loyal, devoted »mail cities and villages for fruit, Pneumonia and consumption are among
are injurious, and that one insect-eat­ citizens.
them. Why not take Chamberlain'*
as now prevail. It is often easy ing bird destroy» 2,500 insects in a year. The St. Paul papers of December 1ft vegetables and dairy products that Cough
R«smovrd"*fr<>m Commercial Bldg'. to
Remedy and care your cold while
814 Hpaukllrig Bldg . |M<I A Wnwhlnglon
to bribe a legislature, but it is Many believe that if the birds had been recite the activity just developed in might Ire produced in the immediate you can. For sale by all druggist*.
P ortland ; ore
not as easy to buy up a majority allowed to multiply instead of being that city in the way of providing for vicinity of those cities and villages.
of all the voters of a state, so destroyed, there would now fie no the city’s lieautification and permanent Study should Ire given to this matter
and the difference noted between sell­
the senators who have grown necessity to spend thousands of dollars improvement. John Nalen, the cele­ ing a product at the car to lie shipped
every years for insect poisons
brated landsca]>e architect, of Cam­
rich in serving trusts arc trying The farmer who sees birds eating his bridge, Massachusetts, had been em away and selling some other product to
to defeat the amendment.
cherries may not consider the crops ployed to make the plan». A number consumers that would otherwise have
they save by destroying insects, nor re­ of committees of citizen« were working been brought in from a distant market.
A suggestion comes from Polk member that it is not in the summer with him, holding ma»» nieetii gs, tak­ This course does not nei-essarily require
county that people of the whole <>nly, but in the winter also, that birds ing the sentiment ot the community growing a variety of products, for every
on the proposed plans as they were l<x-al market demands large quantities
state might adopt with profit. are working for him.
The
following
is
quoted
from
a
lecture
being developed, Million» upon nnl- of some product that can be grown in
A family recently came there
compiled by W. Kennedy:
will lie spent in that city during the vicinity to advantage.—National
from the East, bought a farm "In order to judge the birds fairly, lions
the next few year« to produce, in part, Grange Bulletin.
and intended to live there per­ we must think of what they do in the the effect which a little plant ing forty
manently. After a time they open country, and during the winter as years ago would have given in so much If yon have trouble in getting rid of
sold their land and returned to well as the summer months. It is*i greater perfection.
your cold you may know that you are
the East. The reason was that winter that their most sulmtaritial work In our state most of the towns are as not treating it properly. There is no
for us is done. All insect* pass through yet near the beginning of their develop­
nobody visited them, their neigh­ the winter either a» eggs or in the ment. No doubt the decade on which reason why a colil should hang on for
MENDOTA COAL by the CAR, TON or SACK
bors did not seem to know of chrysalis stage. Nome even pass through we have entered will bring great chang­ week» and it will not if you take Cham­
berlain'« Cough Remedy. For aale by
their existence and the new­ it as caterpillars. And many of the es, for we can confidently expect the all
draggiata.
most
mischievous
of
these
insects
are
doubling of the state’» population by
comers quit the state in disgust.
The Dallas Itemizer has the right far too small for human eyes to see. lft20, and if the drift cityward con-
Wood a*h*s of the finest kind and
But they are not overlooked by the
the next eenraa will »how a
idea when it says: “If you want keen spectacles of a hungry bird. Cold tinues,
phenominal growth for Oregon cities, free from all particles that would
newcomers, make them feel at does not kill insects; the eggs and It i« then the opportune moment to scratch, make an excellent polish for
home."
chrysalides may lie frozen into bit* of begin »hailing their growth while they tinware.
SELL PRODUCI DIRECI
10 IME CONSUMER
EDITORIAL COMMINI
I
POULTRY
PANACEA
LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER
ROW
Johnson à Van Zante
SUN-DIAL RANCH
MILL AND WAREHOUSE
Hay, Grain and Mill Feed
FAIRVIEW,
ORE.