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About The Estacada news. (Estacada, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1905)
I No. 30. The Estacada News r~ $1 Estacada, Oregon, Thursday, June 29, 1905. COFFEE THE LADIES WILL BE INTERESTED TO SEE MY NEW LINE ■ YO URS FOR E V E R Y T H IN G IN M IL L IN E R Y LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS. What i is Breakfast without it? Have you tried our o Neckwear, Belts, Corsets Shirtwaists, Ribbor.s and a New Assortment of Hats Crystal Blend? 25cts It is unexcelled a pound OLYMPIA Mrs. D. C. Crane flo u r Self Raising, Prepared in a moment T ry a Package, 25cts FOR SA L E Salmon in the Clackamas l>elow the (lain at Cazadero are spawning, and fishing is not permitted in these waters. 40 Acres T H E B E S T S Y R U P — IN G A L L O N C A N S Martin Anderson, a former friend of Mr. and Mrs. Boswell, from B. C., visited at the latter’s home here last Sunday. Land with Heavy Fir Timber' In half gallon cans, 45cts SARATOGA DRIPS Which is suitable for Vetsch is making the best hay crop this year, and a great many complain that it has been a little too wet for other hay crops. Between Estacada and Cazadero. 150 VVo’rd comes from B. O. Boswell yards from the railroad, and 3-4 of a mile at Rossland, B. C. that he is well from Estacada. and enjoying his work, but that he has a longing etc. for home and its comforts. The management expects to make Call on or write the Fourth of Ju ly celebration at the Lewis and Clark Exposition the E. C. HUNT, Estacada, Oregon best and biggest Portland has ever The regular meeting of the W. C. T. U experienced. will tie hell this week Saturday, with Mrs. Minnie Heylman and W. H. i Mrs. H. E. Stubbs. Heylman, aunt and son respectively Rev. H. K. Stubbs was electedSuperin- of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Heylman tendent of the Sabbath school, last Sun arrived from Spokane, Monday, and day. and all who are interested in the work are requested to attend next Sun will remain a few weeks. day. Among the pupils of theCurrins- The O. W. P. Townsite Co. has been ville school who were granted 8th reorganized. A. F. Campell lias sold his interest in the company and W. P. Rea grade diplomas this year were: Min dy becomes secretary and treasurer. G. nie Steiman, Zoa Irwin, Katie Cur- \V. Morrow will be the active manager of rin and Lonnie Van Dyke. the new firm until \V. H. Hurfburt, the Miss Jesse Yarnell an instructor new president, takes the management. Mr. and Mrs. VV. A. Jones have of elocution in the Seattle schools, and Miss Esther Yarnell, a teacher been receiving a visit from Mr. J !s in the Crescent City schools, were mother and sister. visiting at the Heylman home last A. Morrow is working on the new Sunday. addition to his residence. It is i6x Another passanger car has been 32, two-story. This home is locat placed on the run between Portland ed in the yard where the buildings and Estacada for Saturday nights were that were the first put up on only. It leaveS Portland at u p . m. the Williams donation land claim arrives at Estacada at 12:30 a. m. out of which Estacada's townsite was surveyed. Quite a portion of and returns to Portland. the old orchard still remains and E. S. Wpmer was relieved for a this year it promises to produce a few days by Miss Johnson from his good crop of fruit. The pear, plum duties as mail distributor and hello and apple trees, and grape vines are boy. He has secured a lease of the all loaded. A wild cherry tree in Johnson property and expects his the yard is also promising a good family out from Pensylvania soon. yield. A vegetable peddler from near Gresham was here a day last week, but the city marshal interfered with his selling on the streets. The fel low did notsellto the grocery stores. I have a nice assortment of 4th of G ive the home producer the prefer July Fire Works and Decorations ence, and buy of others what you just what you want for the Fourth can not get at home. Merchant Howe in his ad speaks Mrs. C. A. Bither of his new dry goods, fruit jars, crockery and groceries. We are Headquarters for Good Merchandise at Right Prices L OGS* PILING Reed & Barr Price, only $1,000 FIRE W O R K S Cooper & Eyman We lielieve in a nimble penny Rather than a slow sixpence. W E C A N S E L L YOU E V E R Y T H IN G IN FURNITURE Carpets 4 Rugs, Wall-Paper, Mattings, PICTURE FRAMING CABINET MAKING Special attention given to Undertaking. EVE R YTH IN G IN FU R N IT U R E COOPER & EYMAN, I Estacad The Estacada Market F. M. LANTZ, Proprietor Fresh and Salt Meats. Ham, Bacon, Pork, Mutton, Lard & Sausage. Everything clean, and the best. Out of town orders carefully attended to.
