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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1913)
I J. II. Myers A Hon have Opanad up a COURSES PUBLISHED 01 BULLETIN garage on Footer road near latnte June lion. L. E. Nchueler, id GIPiert lload lost a Mr». Deng II»*« was the lucky winner valuable cow Monday evening of the turkey given away at the l«ix theater Tuesilay evening. K. II. Gray of Tacoma liad a very I pleasant viali at Woodmere the past .Mra. Ilaukey of Park Ave. who under week went a serious operation a tew daya ago ie reported out of danger. Mra. H. )i Graham of East Gilbert Ave. ia recovering from a «orlon» oper Mrs. Rawlin« of Bellingham, Wash., a lion. is visiting her mothar. Mra. Faulk of Fifth Avenue. Mrs. Moneta Hall wa» operai«! upon al the Good Samaritan hoe pl tai last The lais theater is putting on some week and is rr|H>rt«l a» recovering nicely. extra gixxl Alma three nights, If don't lielieve it go and see. And U Roy Korlright has txmght the Ballard do, go and see them anyway. Barter shop, formerly owned by Mr Kortright, taking p<»«caion Ih«. 17. .Mr« Green ami Mr». Whitney ol Wa- I dena, .Minn., friend« of Mr. a d Mrs. A good grati» of excelsior la being made from ft re-killed Alpine fir ami otto Katxky visited them Wednesday en route to Loa Angele«. Fngelman spruce tn Colorado. Free Reading in Agriculture Offered by the Department The new bulletin announce« that the of Agriculture lie« pre Department pared several reading course« of ite own free publication« for those who might desire an agricultural reading course, but who have not the time to seek out their own material or might wish to avoid the expense ol purchasing ths The lieta of reeding tor this week have lieen compiled in view of the great in failing to make report ax wax expected. H. Rostad, president of the Lents) Commercial C<ub ha« received a com- mumcation from E. L. Rayburn ami Arthur Geialer withdrawing the offer they made to the duh of a lot on which to build a library and asking that the library all« offered by Mra. O. R. Additon lie conaii lered. i . ' ' Having been all that could be desired, Duke now calls your attention to some matters that you did not notice the day of the opening books. i'reaxe in demand for agricultural train ing in the past three year«. They will enable all who have the inclination and any spare time to follow out a thorough ' courae, the publications being supplied i lor nothing by the department. If the free publications listed in these courses should Ixcorne exhausted, they may generally lie obtained by purchase for a small sum from the superintendent of documents, Government Printing Office, The Multnomah State Bank will | Washington, D. C. Mr. and Mra Cone andanti, Raymond of *.'<l, ¿vi* visited Mr. and Mrs Brown occupy one of the business room« in the There are eight courses offered, which proposed Yeager building a» soon aa cover thoroughly the subject treated. of Kenton laet Holiday. that «trnelure ie completed. The room They are aa follows: Agronomy, anima) C. C. Wiley and wite will spend the will I m * SOxftO ami front .Main Street. husbandry, horticulture. Forestry, agricultural engineering, agricultural Christmas holiday at Scio with his daughter. ■ The Junior Aid eociety of Bennett technology,agriculture1 economics, agri C< a pel gave a chicken pie eupper Satur cultural education. As a sample of what these courses Mro. O. F. Lance of Hau Francisco day at the Gilbert reboot which wae ■pent a very pleasant Sunday with her well patronised a* it ehould I n - for the contain, the following ie a list of the daughter, Mr» J. F Franklin of Wood- ladlea more than kept up their reputation bulletins liven under the heading "Animal husbandry.’* Topic and title: mere. a» famous cook». Bee». Birds. Some common birds; Hom« J. Wright of Myrtle Creek ia visiting J. II. Foster of Faxon Park has just common game; Aquatic and repacioua hie aon and family who live at Grap returned from an extended trip through birds in their relation to man, Fifty Crosaing. He will remain with them Canada returning by way at la*wiston, common birds of lai ui and orchard; until after tiie New Year holiday. Idaho. While in Canaria Mr. Foster lines it pay the farmer to protect birds, i disposed of a big wheat farm near Cal Cattle. The dairy herd; Breed« of I la*« Carmen, employed in the Herald gary. dairy cattle; Tuberculosis. office lor some months, later foreman of Ilogs. Pig management; Hog cholera. the Bottineau Courant, N. D. is now Sheep. Raising sheep for mutton. The Multnomah state Bank ba» a in (Chicago taking a lynotype course. Poultry. Htandard varieties of chick ! little beauty ol a de luxe water color ens; Ducks and geese; Turkeys: The calendar, one of the daintily pretty Mr. Farrel and A. G. Wright have guinea fowl; Poultry management. designs whichsome ft rm»are so fortunate t>een visiting their relatives al W<»si- Feed» and feeding. The feeding of I ax to cliooae, and ia dispensing them to mcre. Tliev will return to their work farm animate; Sheep feeding; Princi all their lady customer« calling for until Chriatmaa. ples of horse feeding them. Beeidex outlining these courses, the . new bulletin contains lists of institu It ia predicted that wettern J allow tions maintaining courses in agriculture pine will furnieh an excellent source of in summer seesionx, extension courses, turpentine as the southern pine be and correspondence courses. comee exhausted. Additional copies of tbi« publication may I m * procured from the su;>erinten- The Deoetnbar ft meeting of the la-nlx dent of documents, Government Print Commercial Club was jxwtponed until ing Office. Washington. D. C., at ft cents January owing to then* being practically l>er copy. no bueineae to transact, two eotiimitUe* <>. E. Thompson, president ol the Peoples National Bank of Silverton, and a eba-kliolder in the Multnomah State Bank of thia plate visited with II. Ibxitad . of the local institution Tuesday While ( liere he expreaaed himself ax very much i pleased with the state of affairs in the hank here DUKE'S MARKET OPENING While there are five hemlocks in the United Slates. only two are of any com mercial importance, common hemlock ami western hemlock. Of these two western hemlock makes the better lumber. Our Fine New Cases, Shelving, Refrigerator, Marble Top Tables, Screen, Wall Hooks, and Large Airy Room called for so much attention that the Unexcelled Line of Food Products which we have on display received scant notice. show you what an exceptional line we offer. OUR MEATS ARE ORDERED DAILY and we carry an Unexcelled Line of Inspected Fresh Meat-Beef, Pork, Mutton Our Salt and Smoked Meats are the best the Market Affords We have arranged to supply Fresh Fish Daily and will have Shell Fish Most of the time Fresh Country Vegetables, Fruits, a good supply of Standard Canned Goods, Knight’s Pickles, Sauces, Salads, and the Best Dairy and Creamery Butter We will carry a line of Poulty Products and especially solicit the holiday trade. taking orders now. We intend to make a Special Holiday Offering of Groceries and Provisions Farm Products in Season Fresh Fruits, Eggs, and Standard Grades of Butter Hunt’s Canned Products M. J. B., Golden West, and Dependable Coffees and Spices Yakima Hard Wheat Flour Popular 'Prices We will manufacture our own Ice Don’t forget our location—the old stand on Main Street DUKE BROTHERS | Announcement) ADVtKTIStD LEITERS Advertised letter» for week ending December 13, IMS. I Becker. C, Babcock, Frank; Buck ner, I>*one; Elliott, Smith; Hanson, Mra. Ellwood: Muller. August; Rice, Dean; Scott, Geo. B., Seaurs. Will; Shively, Weldon. Seveneon. A. F., Seveneon, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Walm- ing. Edward; Wicker, B. 1.. Geo. W. Spring Postmaster. At 7 p. m. Tuesday of this week, the | ltJth inet , Elgin James Davis of Wood- mere passed away quietly into rest: Death came from a stroke of apoplexy, i The deceased had been feeling unusual- 1 ly well of late, so that his death was all I the more unexpected. The departed was born Jan. 11, 1149 at Aylmer. On tario. When a young man of 2H years he united with the Baptist church of, bis birth place. Eleven years «go he | came to Portland, where he engaged in I the g ocery business. For seven years ! he has been living in Woodmere. Of his own immediate family there! are left to mourn him, hie widow, Javj H. Davie, Grace A. Davie, at present teaching school in Little Falls, Wash.,1 Mrs. F. C. Wilson and Daisy E. Dgvi«, who ie attending the Baptist Missionary Training School of Chicago at this tinie. The home of all these is Port land. There are left besides these a brother S. II. Davie of Watertown S. 1» and two sisters, Mrs. M. J. Biilaell ami Mrs. J. H. Smith, both of Sau Diego. Cal. The funeral service wae conducted in . the Lente Baptist church by the pastor! of the church, J. M. Nelson. The in-1 terment was in .Multnomah cemetery, [ where a sister of the departed was laid ’ at rest some time ago. Household Hardware, Crockery, E wish to announce to the people of Lents and vicinity the completion of our Funeral Parlors in the I. O. O. F. building. We have a Chapel that will seat about 140 persons. A comfortable Private room has been arranged near the casket, for relatives to occupy during the Funeral Services, thus giving them a pirvacy they could not obtain in a church or their own home. It is our custom to take care of all the details in connection with Funerals, such as Cemetery arrangements, Funeral Notices, autos or carriages, permits, and when desired will engage the minister and singers, thus relieving grief-stricken relatives of a great deal of business care at a time when they are least able to transact it. When desired, remains will be brought to our Parlors to be taken care of, then returned to the home or retained until the Funeral hour. Ten years experience in this city with the two leading and most advanced firms on the Pacific Coast has placed us in a position to give the best of service with all modern methods. 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