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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1911)
Hardware. Tinware. Machinery. Buggies and Wagons. Harness We carry a complete line of the best harness made. Single and double Buggy and Carriage and Work harness. Let us show you. -CALLCURE BESURE-ANO WORttiTHEIlORSE STABIE SUPPLIES AXLE GREASE, HARNESS OIL, WIIIPS, CURRY COMBS. HALTERS, BRUSHES, SWEAT COLLARS, and also BICKMORES GALL CURE, arrant a .all, factory Cnre for Galla, Wounds, and Sorra npon animals. (3 JTi III (Ql iilfini r arm Machinery we carry a com- picit; 1111c. 1 iuw5, iimiuws, wuiuva tors, all kinds of Garden Tools, etc. Now is the time to get ready for your spring work. We can supply you. Prices Right. FeiaciBflg When you are in need of Wire Fencing call on us. We will supply you with the best, at the most rea sonable prices. Examine our stock. MANUFACTURED AT aobiau uiKumy hade of the best hard steel wire, thoroughly -galvanized. The locks will not slip, they are not driven down on the wire, nencl not a wire is injured. 16 cross bars to ihe rod. The heaviest woven wire standard farm fence on the market. We Sell the Goods, and our Price are always Right. Monmouth, rvn mm m GE Oregon Local and Personal R. C. Barker of Portland was in Monmouth, Monday. Get your plants at Monmouth Greenhouse. Bell phone. I. M. Simpson, of Simpson's Station, was in town Monday. S. D. Coates who has been seriously ill for some weeks is improving, Dr. Allin. dentist. CooDer Building Independence Oregon. Both phones. 19-tf. C. L. Pr'chard was in town a few days during the past week in the interest of the Pacific North west. Alfred Carlson of Amery, Wis consin, registered at the Mon mouth Hotel, Saturday, having come here in search of land. ' The 0. A. C, at Corvallis, is planning for a big time May 1st, and it is expected that about 1500 persons will take part The exercises will take place about noon. Eggs For -Hatching. -An na's, R. c. Rhode Island Reds and White Plymouth Rocks. Philo system. 15 eggs $2.00 Moore's Poultry Yard, Independ ence, Ore. Mr. Dayhoff of Antioch Valley fas sold his farm of 123 acres to William B. Ramsey of Golden dale, Washington, who will take Possession in a couple of weeks. The sale was made through the aonmouth Real Estate Company. Dallas, Or., April 17. -Rev. C. . ' Gates, formerly pastor of the Jnited Evangelical Church at Johns, has been sent to fill tRe pulpit of the First United jvangelical Church at this place. Mr. Winter, the former Pastor, will now devote his entire Qrne to working for the interest f Dallas College. Boosters Perfect New Club At Independence. Independence, Or., April 17. A commercial club has been or ganized here with over 100 mem bers. An organization of this kind has existed here for some time, but the new club is to be conducted on strictly business principles, leaving out the social features entirely. It will be a booster club. J. S. Cooper " was elected president and Professor J. G. Mcintosh, secretary, to serve one year. A. C. Moore was elected vice-president; F. J. Goodenough, assistant secretary andK. C. Eldredge, treasurer. Attorney B. F. Swope, J. W. Mclnturff, H. E. Browne, J. L. Hanna and W. L Brice were ap pointed a committee to draft a constitution. The board of di rectors appointed by the presi dent consists of A. Mackey, B. F. Swope and F. J. Goodenough. Much work is planned for the nre-anization. advertising will be done and especial atten tionwill be given to securing better train service between here and Portland on the Southern Pacific railroad. Almond Trees Thrive. Tommy Lyons informs us that it is no trouble to grow almond trees in this vicinity, provided, of course, that you select the right soil and are particular as to w,rinn nutting them where Mr , they will be least liable to be in fluenced by frost conditions. v,u his farm near town he nas oui quite a number of trees, now ,rs n d. and tney are 1UU1 J"""" ' , doing fine and from the present outlook will yield quite a crup u;avr Last year they bore a ovtmt. sufficient to show that they can be successfully Hp savs that Dr. Jink also has a number of trees that are bearing right along. We hope this will settle the question lately raised by the Oregonian, as to whether they would not do well in our climate, and will in duce the putting out of commer cial orchards by those who are hunting some new horticultural product for market There are probably a number of other spe cies of nuts that we might just as well as not be raising here. Dallas Itemizes Man Who Feared Banks Loses Hoarded Gold. Secreting a pot containing be tween $1600 and $1800 in an out house on his residence property and having it stolen was the re cent experience of John Maxwell, who lives a mile south of Irving, where the road turns west to ward Fern Ridge. Roy Withers, a youth residing near there is being examined by District Attorney Brvson in Eu gene this afternoon, having been summoned to appear before that official to tell what he knows of the theft, it being suspected that he is implicated in it. It is learned that young With ers told a number of people in that vicinity that he took the money but that he has replaced some of it. It is also said that two other persons got a portion of the money and have left the community. Maxwell, who is a pioneer res ident of the county, is said to fear the safety of the banks and has secreted large sums of mon ev about his residence for several years past, MILLINERY MILLINERY A new line of millinery now open To our Friends and Patrons: Come in and see the Newest and Daintiest of Head Creations. The' Best Line in Polk County. : Always ready to please you. Mrs. M. Cornelius. BAKERY BLOCK, Main Street HOC not. Tt is said that at the time his house burned down over two years ago he had a pot of money in one of the rooms. Af ter the blaze had subsided he be gan to pour water at a certain place among the embers and soon pulled out the hoarded treasure, which had not been injured by the flames. Business Comes Quick to The Electric Power User IF you suspect that Electric Power can be made useful to you, call in our New Business Department representatives, and explain your needs. Our men will be glad to take all the time necessary to make an investigation, go over the proposition with you carefully, and to submit authoritative advice, plans and estimates. Ask our New Business Department Telephone Dallas 24 OREGON POWER COMPANY, J. L. White, Manager. V. O. Boots FIRE LIFE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID V. O. BOOTS Fire, Life and Casualty INSURANCE Losses Prornn1" D ' r r
