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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1913)
Sand and Gravel at Reduced Prices Doings of Our Neighbors i*r<>ti>|>t Delivery Call telephone labor 2003 MBCZY ITEM» CONiklBUTED BY ili «ALI) REPORTERS AT NEARBY POINTS R. Heytlng H2 st. ami 45tii Ave., H. F. N P CORBETT I !N--------------------------------------- II A discovery of more than usual inter eat 1« that ol cement ami copper ora on the Hldney Btnytb farm in-tween tunnel ■ No. I ami Rooster Kock. Mr. Hmyth gent »ample» to several eastern citie« ami to Germany to have assayed which I proved the ore to I* valuable. Two carloaria of the ore wa» »hipped to Halt Full Line of Winter Leather Lake last week. Mr. Hmytli 1» »ailing ■lock In the mine and expects to have Goods * it fully developed ami a large force of men employed in operating the same I very soon. Repair Work Solicited Mr. and Mr». Peterson of Hnrpriae, Neb., are gueit» at the Frank Keed Trading Stamps on all Pur ‘ home. Mrs. L. Ruwsell ol Troutdale, and chases Mr«. Cotnmixlora More lock of Portland were visitor» of Fred Hhoultz and child- i ren Bunday. N. NYGAARD Ixwis Benfield came out from Port- Opp. I*. <>, lx-nu<, < >regou i land Sunday morning to spend the day with lil» mother and aider on the farm. «à. Hi« sister, Mi»» Annie, returned with ! him to Portland in the evening. Fred Reed went to Portland Saturday returning Sunday Mi»» Laura Ross, our accommodating exchange lady, win obliged to return to mui her home on account of chicken-pox Storage Company malady, Mr». Frank Reed wa» in Portland Make« all pointa between Portland Saturday. and Lenta on Mt. Scott Line. Our school closed Friday for a ten Freight, Express, Baggage anu all day«’ vacation. Mi»» l«ali Burgeon« will attend kinds of Transfer Work. teacher'» ina'itute Monday, Tuesday lienta Office . Footer Rond ami Wrdneaday in Portland. The rock crusher located near Chanti Lents Phone« .... Tabor 1424 cleer ceased operation« for the winter. Home H 6111 Friday. Mr. and Mr«. Cha«. Latoarell of F. W. Tussy, Manager Gre«hani attended tiie »hooting match Aak for Hoae City Van here Saturday. Rubber Shoes and Boots Rose City Van LENTS FUEL COMPANY Cur Main and b«»MU*r R<»a<l PHONE TABOR 1688 Wood and Coal Slab Wood a Specialty Order» Drlivered Promptly EveningTelegram and HERALD One Year $4.50 Address Beaver State Herald Oregon Lents, PROFESSIONAL CARDS Dr. A. A. Swennes DENTIST General Dental Practice Ilnurs: 9 to It; Krenings by appointment Office In connection with Dr. Fawcett Phono Tabor MH T a * nt a Malli St. and Foster Road Phonal*: Main 430, Home A 4558 Dunning & McEntee FUNERAL DIRECTORS Seventh and Ankeny Street» Portland .... Oregon L. H. Carter & Son Contractor» »lid Builders Manufacturer» of Window <’a»lni<'. Screen Poor« and Window«. Molding», Columns, fen els, Ornaments. Ktc. Custom Plaining end Band Hawing Owners Lent* Plaining Mills and Wood Working Factory. I.entt. Oreron LODGE DIRECTORY. Mt. Heotl Chapter U. I> O. K. H. Stated meet ing First and Third Wednesday evening of each inontn (Degrees Third Wedne« day) Order W. M. Maud K. Connell, See. LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mm A. L. Spa row, of 8th Avenue ! ha» been on the tick list the past week. Warren Kilborn came to Lenta Edgar L. Ituaeell has l>*en ap|M>ir.ted Tues-lay for a few days business, rural mail carrier at Corbett, vice Don Warren can't keep »way from Lents. Portland Sunday to visit at the borne of Sprague. Mr«. Milan’« parent«, Mr. ami Mr«. A. C. W. Herman of Molalla was in town J. Oldenburg. The parents ol Mrs. Wake field, who the first of the week visiting at the Elmer Carlson and wife ol Portland live« east of lienta on the Gilbert road, home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. called on relative» here trie first of the arrived last week for a holiday visit. P. Herman. week. The pupil« ol the public scliool are Tuesday evening a short program Mrs H. Bowman resitting east enjoying a vacation this week because will be given at the Lenta school in the Lents on the Gilbert road is reported of the teacher'« institute held the first Meembly hall when the Parent-Teacher recovering from her recent illness. three day« of the week and the Thanks club will give an entertainment. There giving holidays, Thursday and Friday. will be drills by the school children. Mr». Stone, living on the Gilbert road A. Ritxmyer Jr., ol Kendall station M um Dagmar Kelly. *o)oi»t from Port «jient a lew hour« with bi« parent« here ea»t of town, who was called to Tacoma land, will sing and Robert A. Miller of by the illness of a sister, returned home Bunday. Portland will talk on the *'Conservation Mr«. Gao. Buchanan is visiting in the )>ast week. of Life.” Goebel this week. Bunday Mr«. E. A. Barrick enter Mr». Fern Houston is home from the The pupils of Lents school have tained her brother, H. D. Htaley and Good Samaritan hospital in Portland family. They were on their wav from where she ha» been ill the past tWO raise*! more than 1800 chickens in the past eight months. Over 400 of these Nome, Alaska, to Los Angele«, where week». were on exhibit at tee Poultry show they will reside. held at the school Wedne<day Novem W. H. Lawson ba« finiahed erecting a A. L. Deaton, a former reaident of ber 26. windmill and water tank just east of Lenta connected with the Clackamas his house i County tank ot Haudy will remove to C. H. Bateman ami J. L. Johnson ac I companied by their wives drove out to Lent» with hi» family in the near future. Watches Clocks and Jewelry Pleasant Valiev to ai tend a meeting of The Woodmere ncnwl gave an enter Repaired and Made to Order the Grange Baturdav. L. E. Barrick of Salem and at present tainment and social last Friday even a student at the Portland Dental col ing, clearing the »urn of $60.75. The lege, spent Sunday at the home of hi« I director of gymnastics of Portland ! schools was out in the afternoon over uncle, Amo« Barrick. The Junior Aid of Bennett Chapel seeing the final rehearsal«. The enter .Main Street Lente, Oregon will give a chicken pie supper at the tainment was more than ordinarily fine. J. P. Nordin WHERE Do you get your Supplies We carry a full line of EVERYTHING Drop in and see us LENTS GARAGE Gilliert school Saturday, Decern tier 13. . GRESHAM — ® r «g------------------------------------- --------- -— Court Lenta Forester» of America have planned for a monthly entertain ment evening during the winter and the initial evening was held in Odd fellows hall Monday evening. Music anil *ongi bv the Johnson male quartet of Portland with card games and refresh ments marie a delightful evening pass quickly. There were about 100 present. The order will bold it» annual election officers next Monday evening. A. N. GARDNER A. D. KENWOKTHY 4 CO. Bull Run water is now measured to JEWELER Funeral Directors Gre»bam people through a new water meter Installed there last week, the L 0. 0. F. BUILDING Trident meter, costing $750 but a re líate of $240 was given for the old meter Oregon W. H. Congdon ha« filed a petition to have hi« name placed on the independ ent ticket for town marshal at the elec MANGHUM 4 NISSEN About 6:30 Monday morning a Mi. ‘ tion to tie held the first week in Decem AU Goods and Work Scott car running into the city jumped r ber. First Class LAWYERS CHERRYVILLE The teaching corjx of the Gresham the track on Hawthorne near Fiftieth 1 A school was honored by a reception giv street and narrowlv escaped making a Near Poet Office, Footer Road Rooo Building en them at the home of Mrs Charlee wreck of a new building at that point. Let u» lie thankful! LENTS It took less time to empty the car of Cleveland Thursday evening. The < 'arve dat tut key! Main Street, Lenta Grwsham Council of Women Voter« and passengers than it generally takes for Carve him to the bone! one to make an exit, ae any means of Great »laughter of turkey thia week the Gresham W C. T. I', were the egress, wiudow or door, whichever pre- hostesses. A short program was given. especially by Americans Gresham high school was closed this I <*n<*d itself first, was used by the ex MOTHER SAYS TO SON, “BE GOOD” Dr. Botkins received a letter last week to allow the attendance- of the , occupants. The car was righted week from hi* brother at Wellington, teachers at the County Institute the i “»<1 proceeded on its way in a short FATHER SAYS TO SON, MAKE GOOD i Kan , in which he stated that over 10O first of the week and for the Thanks- »'">« »«d no one wu injured by the lay« in »ncce««ion last summer the mishap. themouieter registered 100 degrees in giving holiday the latter part. MRS. HOME (without a Piano) Gresham's ladiee Aid Society held an the shade and that practically all the Lents, Oregon, old-fashioned concert at the Commer A Consumptive Cough crop« were ruined. cial hall Tueedav evening. C" * i Dear Madam: Olde tyme cough that bothers you continually is Frank Rhode« got a letter from bi« I costume« were donned, old «unge and J one of the danger signals which warns i —- — “There is a reason” why we have sold over four hundred mot tier at Bellville, Ohio, last week in music „ given. -------- of consumption. Dr. King's New Dis- pianos this year. Rather an off year—but our system of selling which the wrote of a terriftic «now ------- An all-night dance will be given by | covery will stop the cough, loosen the storm that «truck them on the 10th and the Pastime Club at the Commercial chest, banish fever and let you sleep insures satisfaction. FREE INSPECTION and TUNING for a which practically «topped all travel and ball Thanksgiving. peacefully. The first dose checks the year are features which our friends say are very much appreciated. traffic. The snow was piled up in drifts Mr. and Mrs. Cha« lAtonrrll visited gympton» and gives prompt relief. WE ARE MAKING GOOD. *ix an I eight feet deep and the rural Mrs. A. F. Mertz, of Glen Ellyn, Iowa, We have a special desire to close the year 1913 with a record mail carrier« were unable to make their at Corbett last week. Miss Minnie Hnriner visiteil friend« writes: ‘‘Dr. King's New Discovery ■ trips for nearly a week. 1 I ju H spring and to this end we want to place a Piano, Player Piano or a Vic- cured a stubborn cough after six weeks' | they were washed away with i flood« and at Pleasant Home last week. trola in your home. We know the Pianos and Player Pianos we Mrs. J. Bramhall, of Pleasant Home, doctoring failed to help.” Try it, as it ' > now snowbound. are right. We believe them to be the best at their prices, sell was a Gresham visitor Monday. will do the same for you. Best medi-1 Fish Warden Finley was repairing Clyde H. F.agon, of Walla Walla, cine for coughs, colds, throat and lung and our plan of easy payments offers you safe-guards and terms and re-constructing the fish ladder at was in Gresham last Sunday calling on | the dam last week so that the fish could friends. Mr. Esgon is an undertaker troubles. Money back if it fails. Price which are seldom if ever equalled. 50c. & $1.00. All druggists, by mail. Will you help us to solve this problem? A hundred homes get up to the upper water» of the Handy who wa« formerly with R. R. Carlson. H. E. Bucklen & Philadelphia or St. ami Hal mon river». wanted for one hundred Pianos. Player Pianos or Victrolas before Born to Mr. and Mra. E. G. Kandell Louis. John Oak» and family of Nebraska a daughter. Nov.22. the New Year. It will be mutually advantaneous for you to visit i are staying with their brother Andrew, H. A. Giat, who has lieen »pending our sales rooms. Phone us and we will call for you with our near Alder Creek bridge anil will prob the summer and fall months im prove- “Auto” and if you do not find just what you want in style, price ably make tiieir home here. It is re ing his propertv near Boring, left Mon and terms you need feel under no obligations whatsoever. ported old Mr. Oaks will al«o return BORING OREGON day evening for bis home iu San Diego Phone 53x ■ from Michigan. We do no sensational (Circus) advertising. We are out of California. John Fancher, of Powell Chester Pecliette is staying with his Mill 1 14 miles Bouiheisst of Kelso valley, accompanied Mr. Giat. the (High Rent) district; No “buncomb“ piano checks nor “Trad brother-in-law, Ira B. Flynn, this Mrs. N. T. Jom-s died at the Good CEDAR POSTS ing Stamps ”. We positively give you more at a LESS PRICE winter. Mr Pecliette 1« a member of SHINGLES Samaritan hospital Monday. .Mr». than is possible to obtain elsewhere. tiie National Guards, living a member MOULDINGS Jones was the mother of Mrs L. E. of a light artillery battery, and in view Please send us names of three or more friends or neighbors TURNED WORK j Chipman, of Gresham, and J. B. Jones, of the threatened trouble with Mexico who might be interested in a Piano, Player Piano or a Victrola and I of Cottrell. The other children are expect» daily to get an order to join the Alliert Jones of Concordia Kansas, LUMBER $6 AND UP we will send you and them a beautiful monthly ART CALENDAR Large Block of Dimension Lumber on hand colors. Beaelier Jones, of Hillslairo Ore, Mr». Ko ugh and Drenaed lumber for all purpose« for 1914. Ham Mile* had the misfortune to lose E. M. By verson, of Beaverton and Mrs. •end order to JON8RUD BROS. Boring RD 2 Let’s get acquainted; A visit will be of mutual advantage; his favorite horse ’’Darkey” last week of Hillsboro. I Lottie Kerr, I from the "Bota.” If you will call at 388 Morrison Street (Opposite Olds Wortman & Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Thorn, Mrs. Parnell Averill returned home King Entrance) we will be pleased to demonstrate the “Christmas a daughter, November 13. from a months’ absence with her Mr«. W. R. Kern, who had her ankel Player” action which can be easily installed in any Piano and daughter, Mr». Geo. Eaden of Logan, broken —>ral w eks ago, was taken to .makes any Piano a “Player Piano” or ANYBODY a Pianist. Our FARMER’S WEEK last week. the Good Samaritan hospital last Friday | ‘Auto” is at your service. Ata meeting held at the school bouse to have tiie bones reset. DECEMBER 8 to 13, 1913 last Saturday a special tax ot 5 mills SOULE BROS., PIANO COMPANY. Miss Mintlie Weatherly, of Newburg was levied on this road district to lie 388 MORRISON ST., PORTLAND, ORE. This will be a notable event in the Ore. is visiting Mbs Elsie Metzger. used on the side roads according to the educational history of Oregon. N. B. J property along those roads, and the Farmers’ Co-operation will be the We want you to see the new BEHNING PLAYER PIANO: Eric W. Allen, head of the depart balance on the main road. The amount leading topic of a stimulating series of ment of Journalism at the University None better at any price. We will allow you a fair price on your that will lie raised by thia tax will be lectures. The week will be crowded with of Oregon has gone to Madison, Wis something over $1000. old piano as first payment SPECIAL DISCOUNT OFFERED, discussions, and demonstrations in every The practise of building good roads consin, to be in attendance at the thing that makes for the welfare of the TO JAN. 1ST 1914. WE HAVE ON HAND TOO MANY HIGH a'l over Oregon is fast growing in popu national convention of teachers of farmer and home-maker. grade and medium GRADE PIANOS, Player Pianos etc., and larity. In Multnomah County under journalism which began yesterday, some 2d Hand Pianos All in good order. the able leadership of John Byron, November 26. He will write the con WINTER SHORT COURSE vention to hold its 1915 session in Ore POSITIVE BARGAINS practically a million dollar» jyill lie ex JANUARY S to 30, 1914 pended next year. Other counties have gon, and give as a favorable reason, YOU SAVE $50.00 and $90.00 on Purchase of a New Piano. bonded themselves for large amounts that here the 1915 session will be with The College has spared no effort You save $100 to $150 on Purchase of a New Player Piano. THIS to build roads which is a wise measure. in easy reach of the Panama Fair. to make thia the most complete short offer good until Jan., 1st 1914. As long tiefore the bonds are line the in course in its history. very wide AN ABSOLUTE SACRIFICE OF PROFITS. crease-! valuation earned by good roads range of courses will be offered ir\ Nearly Every Child Has Worms New Standard Make Pianos, Mahogony and Oak, Built on would more than pay the bonds. No I General Agriculture, Horticulture, Ani Paleness, at times a flushed face, body is kicking about the wealth of mal Husbandry, Dairying. Poultry honor to sell at $275. Our Price during this sale $195. Easy Pay unnatural hunger, picking the nose, John Byron who began as a humble Keeping, Mechanic Arts, Domestic ments if desired. This is a good medium Price Piano and similar great thirst, etc., are indications of lalHirer and by practice of temperance worms. Kickapoo Worm Killer is a Science and Art, Commerce, Forestry, instruments usually sold for $350 and $400. and economy and good ludgiiient lias anil Music. Numerous lectures and dis reliable, thorough medicine for the re A Splendid High Grade Piano Made to sell at $450, our amassed over five million dollars in leas cussions on FARMERS’ CO-OPER moval of nil kinds of worms front child Price during this Sale $365.00. I han 30 years in Oregon. What is to ATION, at home and abroad, will be a ren and addults. Kickapoo Worm Killer A Standard Player Piano (with music) made to sell at $550. be commended in him Is that his em l ading feature. Make this a pleasant in pleasant candy form, aids digestion, ployees were always wel. paid and well- mid profitable winter outing. No tu Our Price this Sale $395.00 tones system, overcoming constipation fed and no strike or labor troubles ition. Accommodations reasonable. A HIGH GRADE (slightly used) Player Piano with good se- and increasing the action of the liver were ever heard of in bis labor camps. For Is perfectly safe for even the most Reduced rates on all railroads, lection of music made to sell at $900. Our Price during this sale That is the result of fair play ami right delicate children. Kickapoo Worm further information address $555.00 treatment. H. M. TENNANT, Registrar, Killer makes children happy and healthy. Several Good Second hand WORLDS STANDARD PIANOS Corvallis, Oregon. 25c. Guaranteed. Try it. Drugstore or $100 and $250. Come in let’s talk it over. IT PAYS OTHERS BELROSE. Fanners’ Business Courses by Cor- by mail. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Mr. »ml Mr». Milan cam« out from Co., Philadelphia and St. Louis. AND IT WILL PAY YOU. res|>ondence without tuition. «-------------------- JONSRUD BROS. Oregon Agricultural College Watches, Jewelry Repair Work