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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1912)
Auction Sale BLOODED Dairy Stock Horses, Cattle and Hogs 16 fine Jersey cows, 8 2- year old heifers, 7 year lings. Pure bred Berkshire boar 3 pure bred Berkshire Sows. 18 stock hogs, some registered, 12 pigs some registered, several grades. Farm Imple ments 3 plows, harrows, grain drill, fanning mill, mow ing machines. Iron Age potato planter. Aspin wall potato planter. Iron Age potato digger, cul tivators, binder, cider mill, spray pump. 3 3 1-4 farm wagons, small farm wagon, 2 seated surrey, top buggy harness light and heavy, wood rack, cart, hay rack, cream separator, incubator. Sale, Rain or Shine Free Lunch TERMSCASH DOINGS OF OUR NEIGHBORS CLASSIFIED Ki ITEMS RIBUTTO CORBETT. BY HUMID Kt a-------------------------------- ■ Albert Fox has taken up his resilience In Portland and his wife and baby wbo have >|>ent the past month here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Reed, went to Portland, Monday. Mr* Sarah Milke la a visitor at the Frank Reed home. Miss Laura Ros« spent several days last week with Mrs. Clara Smith at Ferndale Place. The social dance at the Grange hall Saturday evening was well attende,! end an enjoyable time had by those present. George Knieriem Jr la clerking for W Knight. Miss Irene Knapp, visited her mother Friday night ami Saturday. Columbia Grange will give a musical an < literary program ami aerve light refreshments at the hall on the evening of Nov. 89. Everybody cordially in vited to att> nd. Mr. W. Knight waa in Portland Mon day replenishing ili* st<x-k «f uierchan- disc. Miss Bernice Woodward from near i Troutdale, was the guest of Alice and Ruby Rasmussen Sunday o------------------- ----------- -o COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. fr------- ------------------------ O RFKIRTHRS AT NEARBY POINTS MATERNITY NI KSE— Will any and all call* for maternity ’ cases, prlving many ranchers from making a Inquire of Mrs. Darling, 6th. A ve. and Mt. Scott, Lent*. living in these wild hills end narrow vallies. There are thousands of acres WANTED—Good, clean cotton rags here going to waste some of it that never at Jn<- a pound. Mt. Scott Pub. Co. anything visits but deer and liear. WANTED—Boys rnar be had and Htock do well on this wild pasture as no The older ones at Hies bothers them and rich browse ami sometimes girls. ordinary wages ami others to lie some wild grass aliouml* everywhere. I schooled and cared for in return for Now then the women have a chance • light services rendered. For particu to vote. Good ! and Oregon steps in line lars address W. T. Gardner, superin with California ami Washington and tendent Boys and Girls Aid Society of Oregon, Portland. Ore. tf other mountain states. This denighing a woman the right to vote in free America KOH HAI.K is nothing but a relic of barbarism, as I FOR BALE—Garden fence poste, cord the time was when a woman waa over taken in a fault she was stoned to death wood and slab trrxxl. Inquire of Jack while tbs far more guilty co-re«|>ondent Bcila-r, Ixtnte, Ore. was never punished in the least. All FOR BALE— Himalla Blackberry savage and Ignorant races serve their Vine, St Regis Ever Bearing Raspberry people the same way. The writer has Vine*, Pie Plant, Currant«, Hardy Flower Roots,—Apply J20 9th Ave., seen Indian women with the end of I Lente, Oregon. their noses cut off for unfaithfulness while the far more guilty man was never LUMBER—At our new mill miles southeast of Kelso. We deliver lumber. touched. (- Home of the old Oregonians are pre Jonsrud Bro*. dicting a very fine December as they say FOR SALE—One fonrth acre,cleared, this dreary wet sjiell will stop before in Walden Park. Five dollar payment?. Thanksgiving. We live in hope if we Enquire at Mt Scott Publishing Co’s, office. drown in despair. Well old Ohio, the exceedingly "safe FOR SALE—Newspapers for wrap and sane” old conservative state has ping or kindling. Mt. Scott Pub. Co. Will adopted a new constitution, wonders never cease? FOR RE:NT—4 room house—in good location. Inquire at Herald office. WOODMERE IO A. M. SWEET BRIAR FARM 2 Miles South of Troutdale 4 Miles N. E. of Gresham H. J. Wallace, Owner W. S. Wood, Auctioneer and By Mail One Whole Year For Only $4.00 Balance of this Year Free Regular Price Is $6.00 Send Your Subscription to Beaver State Herald, Lents The Evening Telegram is progressive and independent. It prints its news without fear or bias. It’s the only afternoon Portland paper with full Association Press. Its Lo cal news is the best. The Woman’s and Sporting pages are unequalled. Saturday edition is extra size and contains a superior four page colored supplement. Mail Your Subscription today and take ad vantage of the Free Offer FOR SALE or trad«-by owner. New modern bungalow, five large rooms, bath, cement basement, built-in buffet, Dutch ________ kitchen. Good location on ______ JOth _________________ Ave., I *4 blocks south of Grays Croe- | sing. Only 82,200 for this Is-autiful I home, terms. Owner 247tj, 5th St., Portland. 2 t. Mrs. George Kneirlem. who has been 8-------------------------------------------------- » on the sick list of late is now reported A dancing party will lie given Nov. to lie improving. Next regular grange meeting will lie 37th bv the young people of St. Paul* Invita- election of officers. All members that Club at the Woodmere Hall, possibly can get out should make an ef tions will be out within a few day* fort to lie present to cast their vote. Tickets also are being sold by member* Stop coughing! yon rack the lunge a'd Several has lieen recommended for mem- to their friends in order to give any one worry the bodv BALLARD’S HORE bership. On November 29th the grange who do not care to attend the party a HOUND SYRUP checks irritation, will give an entertainment. An excel chance to assist the Club in its winter heal* the lunge and restores comfort lent program will lie presented by local work. Mrs Geo. W. VanWaters, Mrs. able breathing. Price 2.5c, Stic and 81,<X) talent, Prof. Lilm will be the violinist O. W. Taylor and the ladies of the per bottle. Sold by Lents Pharmacy. of the evening, a full house is eijiected Guild will act as iiatronesses. St. Paul's Church bazaar will be held Dec. 3. Miss and a good time lor everybody. Mr. A. Woodward came home last Johnson will be in charge of the candy booth. She will he assisted by Miss week to cast Ids vote. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, Della Puddin, Miss Florence Taylor, Mr. Mitchell and son, left for Kelso IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFT last week after spending a short time at Miss Thompson and Miss Vera Tibbles, STATE OF OREGON FOR Mies Brong will preside at the tea table. the Taylor ranch. MULTNOM A H COU NTV. Refreshments will t>e served in the Mrs. A Tricky entertained the Hewing In the Matter of the Estate of Rosa Bee last Thursday. The next meeting evening. A real fortune teller will dis-1 Mary Calvin, Deceased. close the future for anyone for 10 cents. will be at Mrs. D. Butlers. Woodmere did herself proud on suf Notice is hereby given that the un Mrs. Eriksen, sister of Mrs Lottie Benfield, is s guest at the Benfield bun- I frage. Ves 111, No. 37, three to one in dersigned, William G. Calvin, has been favor. Fifteen expressed no opinion. ' appointed executor of the estate of galow. Rosa Mary Calvin, deceased, by the Mr. A. W. Posers is suffering from County Court of Multnomah County, The Gebhart family has returned Oregon, and has qualified as such. All here, after «(lending a veer at Jefferson. ! an attack of rheumatism. Mrs. Curtis is spending the winter in persons having claims against said es Mrs. Costner and little daughters, tate are hereby notified to present the were at Columbia View farm last week. I California with her daughter Her son same, duly verified according to law, to the said executor at the otlice of his at Mrs. C, Latourelle of Latourelle Falls, is occupying the Woodmere home. Through the kindness of the rector torney, J. J. Johnson, 314 Spalding was visiting at the Heights last week Rev. O. W. Taylor, hie pariehoners re Building. Portland, Oregon, within six with Mrs J. Roes. ceived tickets to the course of lectures months from the date of first publica Mr. and Mrs piaster son of Montesano, tion of thia notice. Dated and first published October 24, Wash., left home last week, after spend given by Bishop Headuing at Grace ing a couple of months here at their Memorial parish house. The lectures 1912. WILLIAM G. CALVIN. are illustrated and are very instructive daughter’s Mrs. D. Benfield. Executor of the Estate of Ro*a Mary as well as entertaining. Mr. I>. Benfield waa in the city a Calvin, lteceaeed. Roy Powers has finished the addition J. J Johnson, Attorney, 314 Spauld couple of days last week. to the Weston school. There is talk of ing Bldg . Portland, Oregon. changing the name of this school to the » Woodmere school as the former name LUSTED is easily confused with Creston. How’s This? 8------------------------------------------S We offer Cnc Hundred Dollars Re Mias Kiltie Long visited her mother, SS------- 8 ward for any ca:c cf Catarrh that Mrs. R. Neibauer, last Sunday. cannot be cured by Hall's Catanh COTTRELL. E E. quay has been sacking potatoes 8-------------------------------------------------- fe Cure. tor shipment during the peat week F. J. CTTENET * CO. Toledo, O. The Multnomah Central R. R. Co. while most of the farmers haven’t been We, tl -> u- ’ r —'.e ’. I ■> I mm F. J. has their right-of-way almost cleared Cheney 1 r 1 1 11', o o. and believe able to dig on account o( rain. him p rf. ’ r ii all business lietween Cottrell and Sandv. The trans : ' e--» : - ! 1 el l ■ t > carry We understand Mr. A Dehaven is out cr.y c' '! • - • i • ■ I ■ I.Is firm. grading will commence as soon as the going to install a feed mill which will NATION..- II __ .1 C • COMMERCE. weather clears up in the spring. Then be very convenient for the neighbors. Toledo. O. the road will be completed as fast as Most of Hie people in this neighbor Kall's Cxturrh Cuts 11 _ taken __ ____ Internally, _____ ,, possible. n : i;; . : i i t:.e bloml and mu hood have been snowsd under aver cous surfact • < f the system. Testimonials Paul Dunn purchreed a thoroughbred sent fro.- l’r! 15 cents p. r bottle. Sold since election and haven't lieen able to registered, Holstein bull R months old by nil T ru-relsts. dig out. from Ernest Schinedler of Gresham, Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation. Mrs. G. Lusted visited relatives and If |>eople keep on improving their stock friends in Portland several days last we will have a (letter class of cows in a Porto Rico's New W onder. week. few years. E. I>. Hamilton waa in Portland last From far away Porto Rico come re P. T. Dunn bought a good driving week on business. ports of a wonderful new discovery j horeo from Jess Radford. that is believed will vastly benefit the Mr. Joe Hall A Bona has built a people. Ramon T. Marchan, of Barce « kitchen on Tom Dunin house also loneta writes, “Dr. King's New Discovery CHERRYVILLE a woodshed and barn which is a great is doing splendid work here. It cured me improv, merit to Mr. Dumn's farm also about five times of terrible coughs and Joe Wall up near Salmon River near to the neighborhood. colds, also my brother of a severe cold the school house ehot a big black bear in his chest and more than 20 others, who lately that weigh,el 300 pounds. This bear was very fat and nearly 20 gallons 8------ ——------------------------------------- s need it on mv advice. We hope this great PLEASANT HOME medicine will yet be sold ip every drug oi liear grease was obtained from this carcass. The dog- treed him hack of S-------------------------------------------------- 8 store in Porto Rico.” For throat and Miss Minnie Shriner. was home te lung troubles it has no equal. A trial Mr. Walls house on the mountain. will corvince you of its merit. 50c and An Austrian waa blown to piecea over spend Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Markell visited friends 81.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by near Camp Five one day last week. It All Dealers. appears he ventured too near the dyna in Portland Sunday. The M. E. Ladies’ Aid spent the day, miteshack with a gun and it is supposed discharged it either at the «hack or at a Tuesday, with Mrs. Denny tacking com-1 Put a porous plaster on the chest and bin! or small animal and this caused an forters. The same society are planning take a good cough syrup internally if explosion. Nothing but one foot and a for a fair to be held sometime before you would treat a severe case of sore part of a suspender waa ever found of Xmas. J. B Kelly nas a large force of men lungs properly. Get the dollar site the-nnfArtunate man. This shack is some distance l.om the camp and at work pruning his orchard and setting BALLARD’S HOREHOUND SYRUP warnings are put up about tire-arms a holly hedge around his place, and va With each Imttle there is a free HER RICK’S RED PEPPER POROUS and lighting « fire ear the building. rious other work. PLASTER for the chest. Sold by The Cherryville Commercial Club Lents Pharmacy. gave a benefit box social and bop nt This is the dull season of the year the hotel and store last Saturday night and it is liable to be quiet for several Make all yon can—Save al) you can. which was quite well attended. Music months yet. Bee how many nicklee you They make was furnished bv N. A. Stone, t^iaa can put away for the rainy season in i Take care of the pennies. dimes and dimes make dollars, and dol W. Harris and Frank Rhodes The the spring. * lars make independence. Are you do festivities were extend<<d until tlie ‘ wee ing it? sma hours.” Do yon know just what you pay for Chas. W. Harris sold a coming five everything you buy. Are you doing .year old steer for 8B’> lately to a Sandy what yon can to help reduce the high M. H. Ward and wife, of Milwaukee, 1 butcher. This steer got his growth and coet of living? Why not Investigate all Wis., arrived in I.ents this week and is I fine condition on the ranges almost en these matters and see if you cannot do visiting his brothers here. tirely. Now then some everlasting fools better. If yon pay 10 cents for an arti and silly fat heads want to prohibit the cle that vou can buy for 9 cents yon are cattle from running at large thus de- not saving what you should. «--------------- r » Thursday, Nov. 21., Evening Telegram Beaver State Herald WANTKII BREEZY The Herald $1.00 Per Year E Wilberg Lumber Co. | Successor to E. W. Miller Lumber Co. Dealers in all kinds of Lum ber, Sash, Doors, Lath, Shingles and Builders li’dw. | M MIKADO ROOFING1 Lents, Oregon TheßestLightAtThe Lowest Cost • ELECTRIC LIGHT is the most suitable for homes, offices, shops and other places need ing light. Electricity can be used in any quan tity, large or small, thereby furnishing any re quired amount of light. Furthermore, electric lamps can be located in any place, thus afford- » ing any desired distribution of light. No other lamps possess these qualifications,. therefore it is not surprising that electric lamps are rapidly replacing all others in modem es tablishments. PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT AND POWER CO. Main Office Seventh & Alder Streets Telephones Main 6688 and A. 6130