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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1911)
LENTS LOCAL HAPPENINGS WE GIVE SERVICE WE GIVE SERVICE RFSVMF OF THF W F F iTT D 01 N 0 S IN ANO AROUND THF CITV Mr*. Abbie Haaaey and little daugh ter returned to her home in Tacoma ' last week. TOAST-MAKING Mr. Gogglna la the proud poaaean- or of a handsome new 5 paaaenger touring car. Horn—to .Mr and Mr» Ben Klilzcl >>n east Gillzvrt road a liouncing baby I daughter Augu*t 2H is a Culinary Art. There is almost as much dif ference between the PERFEC’I I’OASI made on a Radiant Toaster, and the Imperfect Toast made in the tedious uncertain way, as there m between angel cake and hard tack. Mr. Palmer i» erecting a neat bunga low on property purchased from Henry Page on West Gilbert. THE GRANGE Caoducl.d b, J. W. DABBOW. CK.lb.rn. N. Y„ Pres. <*irr««porulznl JVrw ¥</rk SMU Orinar THE OLDEST GRANGES. Facts Bearing on tho Organisation ot Pomona or County Oranges I* peel el Correepotuience. j w«nr«-»i Here our young m«-mi*-rs showed tbclr band* They organised and gave a very creditable theatrical play, and from It they aecnred over $100. Later sociables and *|x*> lai »up per» were held once a month. We charged 15 rent» for »upper In tbia A DOLLAR »PENT AT HOME way we have managed to equip, fur I» a Dollar That May Com« Back ni»h ami pay for everything except : to Your Pur»« . - the itond». "We expect to pay $ DM» on the bond« this year. We have not raised onr rie aw tin«*». Our memtM-rshlp st prenetit is over 30t> Our due* will eventually meet and pay off all the Ixinds Our entire cash outlay for building, lot. furnishing, etc., was $3.277 The labor donated was estimated at $200. The ■Ize of the building I» 32 by t» feet." A Penny Saved Is A Penny Earned B A Htai © «« ■ WEBSTER’S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY National Grange Meeting. The national grange exwutive cotq mlttee met recently at Atlanti«- City. N J . and selected the Hotel Chalfonte a» headquarter» for the meeting This Is one of th«- largest hotels there, hav ing <100 rooms, and will Ize au^ Ideal place for the grange headquarter». Th«- session» of the grange will Ize held on the ocean piers Owing to the at tnn-tlveneM of the place aud ita loca Clou lu the east a very large attend ance 1» antl<l|iatcd THE MERRIAM WEBSTER The Only New unabridged dj«h tionary in many years. Contain* the pJth and eMence ot an authoritative Lbrary. Cavers every field of knovL edge. An Encyclopedia in g •ingle book. - The Only Dictionary with ths New Divided I’age. 400,000 Words. 2700 Pages. 6000 Illustrations. Cost nearly half a million dollars. Let us tell you sbout this most remarkable single volume. It 1» particularly unfortunate for fu M. K lli-dgv and Jo* Kchmilwr li ft ture historians that heretofore the na Tni-*day for a 10-dayt fi.hing and hunt tional and state grungi-a have not pro ing trip to the mountain«. cured and preserved the same data Electric Toast is Perfect Toast l>ecause the concerning the orgnnlr.nlIon of Ponmmi Mr and Mr*. Henry Page and cbil- . radiant heat forces the absolutely necessary dn-n returned from Hoo<i Hiver thia j granges that ha* l»eeu kepi of the sub- chemical change in the bread. 1 he result is de week when- tla-y have «pent tlH-summer. | ordinate« The Granite Blate grange has ewtabllalied the precedent of tillug licious golden Toast that fairly makes the mouth Mr*. 1. D. Graham, old time acquaint- a list of each of the Pomona grange* auce of Mr*. Darnell spent a couple ot In New Hampshire, the ilat* and pluce water. ' day» thia week in lent* renewing ac of their organization, the name and quaintance. Grange In New Hempehire residence of the organizing deputy and Stat«- Secretary l»rak»- of New E. E. Morturad. our enterpruing re Incidents In their early history. A» Tbr Ra-liant Toaster makes this kind of Toast tail butcher ha« purchased an automo time elapse» the value of this data and Hamimltire baa published a history of last aa you eau rat it—ami at that tuerMl frac bile. He nay« there i« nothing like i the difficulty In procuring It will in twenty-five year» of grange work in tion of a caul par slice. eastern New Hampshire, containing “autoing. " crease In the same ratio. You can o|>rreto thia Toaster on the flneat 125 page» generously Illustrated and ilainaalt tabla cloth. Ita neat porcelain ba** Mr and Mr*. Fnal Gcialer haie re- i The county, district or Pomona bound In green and gold. Illustrations and cheerful glowing coil, add grace and charm turm-d from tlieir honeym<*zu trip and granges were not a part of the orig of the emblems and oScea of the Po to any tabla. un- receiving the congratulation' of their 1 inal plau of the Patron* of Husbandry. mona grange are dear-rilzz-d atzd tbelr The »emi-public fraternal organ Iza- significance given. many friend«. tlon» called county council« usually < '. E. Fearing ia one of tin- new people ' preceded the Pomona grange« and re A Busy Ladd. J’ast State Master I .add of Massa- to come into our town, lie com«* from i vealed the nece*idty for their organ! rhusetts bas been attending field meet Oklahoma and i* conaidering a penua-; zatiou. nent location in thia part of Oregon. Just when, where and by whom th«- ings In Michigan Mrs. Lztdd. who was seriously injure«! in a trolley accident II A Belka. of thia place ha* taken Brat Pomona grange wa* ln*tltut«-d are a couple of months ago. I* slowly re shrouded In mysti-ry, and a allllgent a contract to put down a cement found«- , research has failed to tlu«l the my.*ta- covering from tier injuries MAIN OFFICE lion for a new bourn- lor H. E. Bloyd at gogue 7t AND ALDER Herald. Hampton’s Magazine, and Montavilla, Mr Belka rezvntiy com- Although the national grange did pleti-<i a similar job for tlu- m-w Cat ho- i not pro« Ide plans for the organization Pearaoa’s Four Dollar» worth of good reading for $2.60. lie Academy here. of Pomona grange* until the famous session In <'hurle*loti. S In l*'l. N. N. Nygaard is tearing out the yet then- I* no doubt tli.it fifth degree pai titions in hi* «tore building to make granges were Instliuted mid their more room for hi» fall stock of shoe*. method of work determim-il by trial Mr. Nygaard now haa a much larger and expA-riem e previous to this time. Is the art of putting into another and neater salesroom a* well as better T rade M arks It Is claimed by t'bemung Poiuoua mind what Is in your own. Dr signs light is his repair shop Patrons of Sew Y-irk that their* ws ’ CoevRia*rrs Ac. Anyone »ending a »ketch and description may IT IS A SUBTLE Our genial |«>»ima*ter George Spring the "flrat Pomona ever organlza-d uti quickly »»certain our opinion free whether an der th«- laws of the national grange, invention i» probably patentable. Communira- METHOD OF und Hob. McCollum -(sait a few day* ttonsatrtctly confidential. HANOBOOK "n Patents and there is no evidetue to refute th •ent free, oldest agency fur seennng patents. laxi week “whipping" the Biillrnn river SUGGESTION r Patent» taken through Munn & Co. receive claim, but their further claim <>f l*>lng tjxciai without crmrge in the tor "*|**-kled beauties.'* Juatjhow the old«-*t Pomona grange in etist- It !fi a means of making a favorable many they caught aeem* hard to deter em-e cannot lie substantiated, for I impression. Capital $15,000 To have the best results, it must be A handsomely illustrated weekly lukr»e»t cir mine lint tla-y returned with a gi**i have a copy of tlie records made more culation of any »cienttflc Journal. Terms S3 • the best printing “•tring ’’ year four months. >1 Sold by ail newsdealer«. than nine month« previously at the That we are prepared to give you. organization of the Peoria county <111 J. Flkingt'-n, Pre-. .Inn. 'Irrel, Vier Pre«. Emil <> Kardell, Caahiei Pomona, which has always held meet WALK RIGHT IN TRAINING 01 GIRLS Ings regularly, and ns Its nutulier I-. Continued from page I thirty-three It 1* appnn-nt that tiinti? tary character and care of the houae, similar granges were institute»! In tin middle west liefor«- the national grange , depend» largely the health of the fam arranged for tlieir organization atil ily ; on prompt action in emergencies, framed law* for tlieir government on th* immediate recognition of dis In procuring data for the 'History ease, slid on proper care during con v id- of Eastern New Hampshire Pomona All fruit must be green and firm. Growers wishing to sell me esceiice oftinies depend- the saving of Grange,” just published. I have not Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold fruit must bring it in green (not ripe). In some localities prunes been able t<> ascertain that auy county life itself. Interest Paid on Time Deposits will be ready to ship by the 15th of Augus". I will pay highest If prog re** is to I* made in the house or district grange has bad an active cash prices for all early fruit and prices will decline as the sea hold, it must be no longer assnnied existence for n longer time than til«- son advances. Boxes furnished. one In Peoria county. 111., and that that a home can lie well managed by a woman who»«- reasoning power* have •eenis to be «-ntltk»d to tho distinction Loans Negotiated Fire Insurance Written (Phone i8x) of la-lug the oldest Pomona grange in never been cultivated, who ha* never the world. been taught self-reliance and self-con Notary Public and Conveyancing The fidlowing dates of the orgnnlza- trol, who ba« no conception of accur lion of the older Pomona grange* have acy, who h a never acquired the habit tieen procured from their resp«ictlve of observation, and whose invtntive secretaries: F genius and fertility of resource are ex Pi-orla county. III., organiz«*»! June 2. pended in providing for the pleasures 1874. Chemung county. N. Y.. No. 1, or This la Ae title of a beautiful M-page book, which of the day. It should, however, lie an will show any boy or girl bow to SUCCEED Drop a accepted, fact that being born a woman ganised March G. 1S75. postal in the mall TODAY and It will be sent FREE. Newcastle. Del . No. 1. organize! is not being born a home maker, and The alm of the College la to dignify and popularité May 1. 187,*.. the industrie», and to terve ALL the people It offer» that she need* the wisest training w» Burlington county. N. J.. No. 1. or courses In Agriculture. Civil Engineering. Electrical can give her tn tit her for the most re ganized May 18. 1875. Engineering. Mechanical Engineering. Mining Engin eering. Forestry. Domestlo.*clence and Art. Com sponsible position she can ever hold, Chester mid Delaware. Pa.. No. 3. mere». Pharmacy and Music. The College opens that of wits and mother. It haa too organized June 3. 1875. September 13d Catalog tree. Oregon's Popular Reach Resort long been assumed that the house keep Barrien county, Midi.. No. 1. organ Address : USUTBAB. 0B1GOM A0B1CULTUBAL COLLEGE, Corvallis, Oregon J* An id«-al n-tn-at for outdoor pastime* of er is born with an intutive knowledge ized July 11. 1875. Androscoggin county. Me.. No. 1. or- all kind*. Hunting, Fishing, Boating, of the machinery of th«* home. Every ganlztxl Sept. 28. 1875. Surf Bathing. Hiding. Autoing. i'ltnne- manufacturer or business man knows CO Chittenden county. Vt.. No. 1. organ p - - F ■ r lA'mr. », nig. I lancing and Holler Skating. Where tin- value of Ins industry, its increasing ized in January. 187S. Sevt-.tbSI, Wnahlagt.in, [\ f •, pretty water agate*. m>«s agate*, nioon- or decreasing value, the cost of mater mow GEOIIGE R. DRAJiE. I *toiH**. carnelian* can lie found on the ials used and of service employed. This Manchester N H ■ lieaeli. Pun* mountain water and the information is a pa<t oTthe capital with BUILDING A GRANGE HALL i l>e*t of food at low price*. Fre*h ti*h, which he liegins business ; he does not ! . lain*, crali* iin.l oyrter*. with abund- acquire it by instinct or tradition, hut by careful and exact study of all factors How a New York Stat» Grang» Fi • ame of vegetable* of all kind* daily. nanced Its Grange Home. involvdd It is squally true that a TROUTDALE, OREGON A writer In the American Agricul 'SANDY, ORE. Camping Grounds Con household cannot lie succsesfully ear turist desirllH's how grange No. 311, ned on except through application of Di-nlcrs in Rough and Dr«-**«-d locatod near Rochester, proe«-ed«-<l to venient and Attractive the same principles. erect a new grange ball, and the ex perience may help others with like with «trict military regulation* We think wo know our affairs b<-st. purpose. He says: . . . YOUR HOME BANK . . . "We had $UOO in the treasury Some Low Round Trip Season but It Is hard to bling our frieuds to Mill East of SANDY members advised waiting until suffi agree with us. Tickets cient funds were in hand Xi pay the Special Price* oil nil Old Stock from all point* in On-gon, Washington ! Many a good thing has been boosted cost. The majority said. ‘Go ahead now.' Our first move was to incorpo too high. and Idaho on sale daily. Will pay you 3 % on 6 months’ deposits, 4 % on 12. rate the grange under th«* membership Mother splits the kindling now be act. IVe then purchased our site for 3-Day Saturday-Monday cause football practice makes Johnnie $31» > Check Deposits Solicited. Money Loaned. Tickets so tired. "We hired a mason to lay the wall Drafts and Letters of Credit Issued. for the basement. Members volun from Southern Pacific point* Portland to Needed Protection. teered to do the excavating, draw Tax Statement on application. flottage Grove; alm from all A K. I atone, sand. etc. When the wall was stations Albany iind went. Good going j completed our $fkX» was gone. Saturday or Sunday and for return Sun “We let the woodwork, painting, etc., day or Monday. on contract for $2.175. We Issued ten Call on any S. P: or C. A Agent for year bonds for $2.000. The grange re full particular* aa to far»-*, train mlied- served the right to pay them off at any nle*. etc.. al*<j for our illustrated liook- time The bonds were subscribed for by members, but we still lacked $175. let. “Outing* in Oregon,’’ or write to To meet this several members paid dues in advance. When the hall was WM. McMURRAY completed we had no funds for equip In Oregon’s Most Reliable Association General l*a**engvr Agent, ' ment. Here onr loyal membership Portland, Oregon. I showed Its enterprise and grit To get Oregon Fire Relief, Oregon Merchants Mutual a furnace we start««! a subscription Fire/American Life and Accident In and «non secured a gtax! one. me.’’ "A new range was then needed. The surance of Portland eaver ngraving o “What are you going to do about itF’ f Indy members got up a soap order club QUALITY “What would you do?" and secured « splendid range as s pre PROTECTION ANDJBENEFITS _ MODERATE RATES “Call the police." mium. Other things, such as dishes, MAKE HER tables, etc., and some inside furnish Herald. Hampton’s Magazine, aid ings, ns shelves, closets, etc., not in- HAPPY BY TAKING DESIGNING ILLUSTRATING ■ AIN 1>»A Pearson’s, Foor Dollars worth of good cluded In the carpenter*' contract were aid STS FORTISNO oat IT THE YEAR. ROUND reading for $2.tk) PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT AND POWER CO. Good Printing WE GIVE SERVICE WE GIVE SERVICE BANK OF GRESHAM : : Sckniifk American. Italian Prunes and Pears Wanted General Banking Business : NEWPORT W. Ellison p. o. Cleone TOONAGRICULTURAL COLLEGE YAQUINA BAY ¡¡WUSTRIb L SWIFT & BANK OF TROUTDALE Firwood Lumber Co. LUMBER A Woman Wants The Home Paper INSURE NOW B E CUTS C . John Brown, Gresham, Ore.