Thè Estacada News
No. 7.
Estacada, Oregon, Thursday, January 12, 1905.
$1
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.
The ads— read them.
Eagle Creek asks to be desolved.
Advertise what you want to sell.
Resolve not to break the resolu­
tion.
It has been definately decided that
Reynear L. Ludlam, Missionary for
the American Sunday School Union
for Southwestern Wash.,shall come
to Estacada to work. This was de­
cided by the Baptist Mission Com­
mittee last week. Other points ad­
jacent to Estacada will be included
in the field, probably Highland and
and Logan.
Reed’s hall has been
rented and regular services will be­
gin Sunday, January 22, at 7:30p.
m. Full arrangements have not yet
been made for a church building.
The Russians won in the senate,
its Kuykendall.
Leo Havens has about recovered
from his sickness.
James Githens visited his sister,
Mrs. L. Rolfe last week.
J. Bourbonia arrived here a week
ago, and may make thistheir home.
Contractor Miller has made some
improvements in Reed & Cooper’s
One year ago today the founda­
store.
tion for the City of Estacada was
Mrs. J. W. Reed was in the city
laid. Then, where Estacada now
this week to have some dentistry
stands, stood majestic firs, monarchs
done.
of the place that now pulsates with
W. E. Wills and family spent d t y H f e
In h o n o r o f th is fir s t a n . j
several days at their home near niversary of the town.s birth> a ju_
Portland.
bilee banqUet ¡s to take place this
What shall be done with our wag- evening at the Hotel Estacada.
on? will be discussed at the Po- The idea of such a celebration was
mona meeting.
suggested by President G. W. M or-'
Estacada is knocking at the doors row and Secretary A. F. Campbell j
of the state capitol to be admitted j of the Oregon Water Power Town-
as a city of Oregon
site Company. Invitations are out
A. Havens has received word that asking friends to be present.
A
his sister, Mrs. R. Forbes, at Ripon number of musical selections will
W is., has recently died.
lie given, and prominent speakers
THE NEW STORE
WITH
THE
NEW GOODS.
Our Groceries are the best and
freshest.
A full line of Dry Goods, Rub­
ber Goods, Shoes and Rubbers.
Highest price paid for all Coun­
try produce.
Our prices are as low as the
lowest.
Give us a trial and be convinced.
First Anniversary Banquet
G otzian L o ggers &
YOURS
Sh oes are th e Best
FOR
BUSINESS
Reed & Cooper,
General Merchandise
T h os. J. C U R T I S ,
-B lo tte rs with your business ad. from ° re8on City and Portland will I
. P i o n e e r R e a l E s t a t e M a n o f E s ta c a d a .
printed on them at 10c a do,. No ,3e on the Pr<* ratn for P r e s s e s ,
order less than
N e w s office.
j Everyone ispromiseda rousinggood
time, and the first year
Estaca-
There are more than forty pupils , ,
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P
uums,
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Idas existance should be fittingly(
enrolled on the register of the town
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commemorated.
school, and there are more coming. 1
N O TA R Y * P U B LIC
J. F. Lovelace has purchased the |
Pearce property on Zobrist street. |
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This is one of the finest residences
1.
,
The Is e w s has never spoken of
in town, and the purchase was a
the natural scenery of this part of
wise one.
Clackamas county.
But beautiful
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilstrap are scenery abounds here nevertheless,
enjoying a visit this week from their The Clackamas river on the banks
son, Lawrence, from Northern Ida- Qf which Estacada stands is a turbu­
ho. Webster Gilstrap is improving lent stream with high, irregular,
from his illness.
rocky banks.
There are many
beautiful rapids and castle rocks that
New Departure
We will buy anything that you compare very favorably with those j
have to sell in the way of second- the pictures of which are used for j
h :nd goods, paying spot cash for advertising purposes by the great
railway companies.
Many pictur- j
same.— The Carv Hardware Co.
esque falls are to be seen along the j
We keep a nice stock of
R A. Stratton and family are, for banks.
Springwater falls on the |
the present, living in the Portland ; south bank of the river at the lower
restaurant rooms, until their car of end of the park are more beautiful
household goods arrives, and they 1 1 look at than the world renowned j
can move into the Carpenter cot- Minnehaha falls.
From the upper |
tage. Mr. Stratton has bought the part of town can be seen Mt. St.
Wolf house and lot on Zobrist St. Helens and from the heights above |
Estacada,
Oregon
and in fixing the place up to rent, the town all the other high snow- j
Property is this locality will prove capped peaks may be seen. Springs
a good investment.
The people of are many furnishing the purest of —
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Estacada are pleased to welcome water for those who wdht it. T h e 1
William K. Haviland,
Doctor C. B. Smith,
PHYSICIAN M l V »M O N
Mr. and Mrs. Stratton and family twin falls, Pocohontas and Sacawa-
physician e «s scrgcon .
Office in Howe's store.
a nor.g us.
Mr S. is interested in jea, one on each side of the high o*fi» •«•*•*■ »« store,
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Office hear* *t I atacaOa, 0 a. m. to 4 » . m .
the novelty wood works factory that j bridge, always excite admiration
nmi «iti
Office boere at I*efe Creek, eight, A aieraiage
is building here.
frem those who see them.
1 Night bell .t Second St. entrance
...All calls promptly answered...
of
ImDroved farms
W ild lands and Timber claims for sale
Also some excellent town lots
Our Scenery
A Parlor Lamp FREE
Try a pound of our 25c tea, wjth every purchase
you have a chance to draw for a beautiful parlor
lamp
STAPLE & FANCY GROCERIES
C. F. H O W E