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About The Estacada news. (Estacada, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1905)
the accident might have been worse. The ESTACADA NEWS P U B L IS H E D E V E R Y T H U R S D A Y BY H. A. WILLIAMS Entered at the postoffice in Estacada, Or. as second class mail. Advertising rates made known on appli cation. Copy for publication and change of ad copy must be handed in not later than Wednesday morning to insure pub lication for that week. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year Six Months $1 0 0 .50 If paid in advance 8BPT. 7. 1905 MRS. M. C. PORTER Mrs. Porter who has been living with her son, W. W. Porter, died, Tuesday, after an illness of sev eral weeks. The funeral takes place today at Mt. Zion cemetery. Mrs. Porter has lived here several years and was well thought of. The sorrowing relatives have the sym pathy of all. A. F Shultz & Sons, Estacada’s leading gents’ furnishing goods deal ers, have moved their goods from Oddfellows’ hall over into their fine new store at the corner of 1st and Main streets. They are busy ar ranging the goods on the shelves, but .have time to show, and sell you goods at prices that will cause you to ‘ 'come again. ’ ’ The Estacada State Bank (IN CO RPO RA TED ) Capital $10,000.00 A GENERAL, BA N KIN G BL'SINKSS T R A N S A C T E D W e handle Insurance in several of the Best and Oldest Companies If a town affords a good and read- y market for anything and every thing the farmers have to sell it, in time, becomes the farmers’ mecca, and is greatly tonefited thereby, ft has l>een suggested that Estacada should make more of an effort to Ladies looking for a bargain in secure the farmers’ selling and buy tinware, read Cary’s ad. ing trade. And this should be done. Mrs. Crane has received her new Farmers go where they find the best i fall stock of millinery goods. market for what they have to sell. Mrs. English and son and Miss With its firstclass shipping facilities Short were guests of Mr. and Mrs. this should be a fine point for a firm L. C. Possen last week. that would take all and everything Hans Tracey killed a beautiful the farmer has to sell. We must buy what the farmer has, and then five point deer up the creek. R. A. we can sell to him. The city should Stratton secured the antlers and is work together in this matter and, if having them mounted. possible, establish such a market as Lichthom-Sagner Marriage is suggest, and our /.oneof influence Baker G. H. Liehthornwho runs and trade will rapidly' extend. the Estacada Bakery has taken un The city council transacted busi to himself a bride. Last Sunday he ness Tuesday evening. An ordi went to Portland and met Miss Em nance providing for thecollection of ma Sagner who has just arrived road and poll taxes was passed. Al from Bresleau, Germany. They ¡ so, an ordinance granting a 30-year were married on Sept. 5th, at the franchise to the Estacada Brick & Hotel Zur Rheinpfalz, and arrived Tile Co. to build and operate a rail-! home in the evening The News, way on Shafford, Ninth and Wade with many friends, extends best streets. The petition of W. A. Cun wishes to Mr. and Mrs. Lichthorn. ningham for a saloon license was Work at the Brick Plant granted. Some discussion was had about the sewer and sidewalk ques Work of construction on the Es tions. tacada Brick & Tile Company’s new We Buy and Sell Lands, and Issue Drafts on Foreign Countries. The business of the merchants of Estacada and the farmers is solicited We will extend you every Facility Consistant with Modern Banking Principles W E ARE LOCAL AGENTS for the O. W. P. TOWNSITE CO. _______________ C A L L W E A R E H ERE J. W. REED, Pres. ON U s ---------------- TO SE R V E YOU T. YO CUM , Vice Pres. R. A. STRATTO N, Cashier Dry Goods Dry Goods Dry Goods Japan is one of the first powers of the World. Had she lost as much as Russia has her plight would be terrible indeed. The Pacific Coast is never visited by the dreaded deseases— cholera and yellow fever. Estacada Is an Open Market It has been said that the impres sion prevails in some parts of the farming community that farmers are not permitted to sell their vegetable and fruit produce in Estacada with out paying a license established by a city ordinance. There is no such ordinance, and no farmer is asked to pay a license for the privilege of selling his produce within the city. Every day farmers are in town sell ing stuff to the people. Someone must have got Estacada confused with Portland. Manager Belknap of the Estaca da Brick & Tile Co. met with an accident last week He was riding a horse down a hill when the ani mal stumbled throwing him violent ly to the ground He received a severe sprain of the right wrist. The injury gives him much pain, though M y new stock is complete with New Patterns and Latest Designs The very low prices and standard quality will meet the approval of all Everything in the Grocery Line brick factory is progressing as rap idly as is possible. The foundation Fruit Jars & Crockery for the large dry shed is completed, | though work on the shed has be_*n delayed some because of having to wait for timbers The millwright work is being done in the main fac tory. This building is three story with three rooms, the toiler rcom E. F. R i l e y F. B. R i l e y Pres. & Mngr. Secretary 20x34, the engine room »6x34 and the press room 20x34, on the ground ------ APPLY TO THE------- floor. The concrete basements for the dry pan and the four mould dry Clackamas Title Com pany press are finished. Millwrights U. (Incorporated) Adjoining Estacada O. Hickel and Eugene Johnson are 606—608, Chamber of Commerce Bldg., doing the inside work. The plant PORTLAND, OREGON is to be equipted with a Four mould What is known as the Bridenstine farm Chisholm, Boyd & White Dry Press is for sale in small tracts. This land is For full information in relation to a nine foot dry pan and a fine auto near town, and will go fast at the price matic clay mixer, besides the nu asked, Clackamas Co. Lands merous sieves and other apparatus. & Titles All the work is under the super Reliable Abstracts of Title at reasona $25 to $50 an Acre vision of Mr. Charles Smith, who ble rates. Loans Negotiated. Clacka has been building brick plants and mas County Property Bought & Sold. making bricks all his lifetime. Mr Taxes received at our Portland office. Smith built a $300,000.00factory at To see this land, learn terms etc call on Estates Managed Salt Lake, and factories at various or write other places He is expert ifhthor- Deeds, Mortgages and other Papers Accurately Drawn ity on the manufacturing of brick and other clay products. Mr. Smith Some of the Japanese people are and wife expect to remain in Esta Estacada, Oregon dissatified with the treat of peace. cada permanently. ;----- C. F. Howe----- Acreage David Bridenstine
