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PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF E8TACADA AND EASTERN CLACKAMAS COUNTY, THE RICHEST PART OF OREGON
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E S T A C A D A , OREGON, TH U R SD A Y , NOVEM BER 30, 1905.
NO. 52
THE ESTACADA BRICK PUNT WORKING.
Cranberries
Fine, Fresh and Crisp
A new lot, just arrived at »OVlJ
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CITY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
Mayor.... ................................................ - J . W. R ~ d
............... ................. W. K . Havlland Sr
........................................ „...C . F. How«
Ald«rmen
........................................ E. F. Surface
The brick factdry is a reality,
............................. ................ W. F. Cary
........................................R . A. Stratton and the brick m ide are the real ar-
Recorder..........................................John B. Havlland .
Treasurer ......................................... John
Page ,
Wednesday
Marshal................................. .......... John F. Lovelace a day of celebration for Estacadans.
t .
tide.
was a holiday,
not farther than a hundred yards
from the factory.
When the big
press turned out the first brick the
crowd gave a loud hurrah. About
400 brick were made, and nearly
everybody carried one away with
them fo keep as a souvenir. The
plant is ready for continuous work,
and will turn out 20,000 brick dail-
y. Manager Belknap and Superin­
tendent Smith have completed one
of the best brick plants to be found
anywhere in the west. Already the
company is figuring on making
large additions to the plant.
THANKSCIVING
A N D T H E H O L ID A Y S’ REM IND US T H A T
W E SHOULD DRESS FOR T H E SEASON
A t 3 o’clock in the afternoon every
Good-by, Mr. Turkey.
NEW DRESS GOODS and WAIST PATTERNS
business house in town closed, and
all the people visited the brick fac­
Have you a souvenir brick ?
I have a new stock of these goods and am
C « a |*o|(p
tory to witness the manufacture of
selling them at the ripht prices
Be thankful you are a webfoot.
the
first
pressed
brick.
After
a
frief
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Kuhn went
dedicatory speech by Mr. G. W.
to Portland Saturday.
Morrow the ponderous machinery
Mrs. Heylman was in Portland
was set in motion, and the Estaca-
last Friday on business.
da brick factory was at work man-
a
Mrs. VV. S. Irwin was a passen­ ufacturing a fine quality of pressed
ger to Portland Tuesday.
red brick from clay out of the earth
Mrs. J. M. Davis visited her
Gloves for work or dress
daughter, Mrs. Allan Cooke lust
The Companies doing the work
Manager Belknap Is Toasted
Sunday
at Cazadero pay 50c an hour for a
E.
C. Belknap, vice-president and
Wm. Dale has been on the re­ team and man, or $5.00 a day.
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general
manager of the Estacada
tired list the past few days— rheu­
Ed Miller has been at work on Brick & Tile Co. was the recipient,
matism
his residence the past week, and has Tuesday evening, of a very pleas­
We have $10,000 to loan on good finished it. The Miller home is now
real estate security.— The Bank of one of the cosiest und neatest cot­ ant surprise. Late in the evening
Supt. Charles Smith called at the
Estacada.
tages in town.
Estacada and told Mr. Belknap that
Preaching by Rev. Welter Sun­
H. M. Looney of Currinsville was he was wanted at the brick factory.
days
at
the
school
house,
at
the
us­
FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF TOWN
in town Monday and made The When they arrived there Mr. Bel­
ual hour.
News a pleasant call Last week knap was surprised to see that Mr.
The Bronson Orchestra will fur­ he sold twentyfive of his young
Smith had the place nicely decorat­
nish the music for the masquerade lambs and realized $77 from them.
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ed and the table set with a sump­
ball this evening.
The employes of the brick plant tuous dinner. The city council and
A fresh milch cow, young and and Messrs Smith and Jones of the mayor were present and together
well broke, for sale —J. B. Stein- wood factory were treated to a fine they sat down and partook of the
man, Currinsville.
dinner at The Esfacada, Wednes­ dinner while they were served by
Reed & Barr have just received a day evening by E. C. Belknap.
the employees of the company.
fine 1 ue of children’s worsted rib­
Havens & Green have secured Short speeches were made by May- i
bed underwear.
a lease to the park pavilion from or Reed. Messrs Smith, Belknap,
Geo. W. Dixon representing the the O. W. P. for the winter, or un­ Surface and Haviland. After the j
Courier, Oregon city,spent a part of til the summer season opens next dinner they repaired to .the engine
Tuesday in Estacada
year. They will give public danc­ room and enjoyed some good cigars,
Milton Oakley who has a fine es in the place occasionally this and spapped stories. Next came |
Transacts A General Banking Business
the dinner to the boys who h ave:
farm near Newberg wants the News winter.
to visit him once a week.
The Firemen’s Grand Second been working for the company. !
The fire boys have been very Annual Masquerade Ball takes place They were waited on by Mr. Bel- j
busy this week getting ready for this evening in the Estacada Park knap who gave them an interesting
Capital, $ 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0
pavilion. A large crowd is expect­ talk. He outlined what the brick
their Grand Masquerade Ball.
company wanted and expected to do
'E. C. Belknap made a present of ed to be presentanienjoy the event.
and what they would expect of their j
a Thanksgiving turkey to each The pavilion has been enclosed so
employes.
He said they were go­
married employee of the company. that it will be an easy matter to
ing to employ men with families as
keep
the
place
comfortable
and
Mayor Reed was out Sunday and
much as possible, and referred to
spent the day at home. Mrs. Reed warm for the crowd.
Engineer Frank Morris and Mr.
A visit to the Dubois Lumber
returned to the city with him Mon­
Johnson, their expert pressman,
Company’s plant a mile or so west
day morning.
] who has been assisting wi.h the in- \
of
town is worth while
This is
T . A. Miller has been employed
stalling work. It was going to be
This bank has the local agency for some of the very best
by a large contractor in Portland to 1 one of the most complete and well- their policy, Mr. Belknap said, to
Fire Insurance Companies. Let us write your policy. : :
This land is adjacent to the town and is well adapted to fruit
do carpeuter work the rest of the constructed mills in the country. do everything possible to help build '
The donkey engines which were re­
winter at $4 a day.
growing and gardening. It will be sold in large or small pieces
up the city, and that they were g o -1
cently purchased to get the logs to
ing to use every man as near right
City Recorder J. B. Haviland is
the mill with are working fine, and
THE PRICE IS WITHIN THE REACH OF A LL
as possible. The party ended in
spending a few days in Eastern Or­
If you have money to loan, we will place it for you. If you
enable the company to get their bet­
the
wee
hours
of
Wednesday
morn­
egon
and
Washington
on
pleasure
have Real Estate for sale, list it with us, as we have no
ter grade of timber to the mill. An
and business combined.
ing.
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excellent quality of lumber is being
property of our own for sale and can push your sales
Dinner will be served tonight at turned out every day.
B ID S W A N T E D
Seald bids will he received until Dec.
The Estacada Hotel to those who
The Estacada Brick and Tile 7, 1905, for excavating and building a
Estacada,
—
Oregon
attend the ball, and all others who
road 10 feet wide on Fourth street from
Company
will be making brick now Main to Broadway, said road to l>e built
Our lawyer will attend to all of your legal business, drawing
want a good dinner.
in a very short time. Last week it to grade as given by and under the direc­
papers of every kind
A. A. Allen who is now on the was discovered that heavy quanti­ tion cf the City Council. All bids sub­
ject to approval o r rejection of the City
Shumway farm near Logan was in ties of brick clay exist quite close to Council.
By order of the council.
town yesterday and witnessed the the factory In their excavation
making of the first pressed brick.
George Cunningham
work at the hill near the factory it
Lydia Steinman has returned was discovered that there is brick
George Cunningham, who died
home after three weeks spent in clay there in great quantity out of
Portland bringing with her Mrs. which red brick can be made. This Nov. 10 1905, was born in Belleville
Dunigan who will be her guest for clay is only a few feet from the fac­ Ontario, August 24, 1842. He
a few days.
tory and will be used to a great ex ­ moved to Wisconsin in 1870 and to
Miss Lucy Quill, and S. C. and tent before the letter quality of clay Poatland, Oregon, in 1876, and had
resided at his Springwater home
B. E. Quimby of Spokane spent is brought down from the beds.
since
1884.
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. C.
Hold Annual Meeting
Mr. Cunningham leaves a wife
Bolt man. They started for Cali­
The stockholders in the Estaca­ and three sons, Edward, Fred and
fornia Monday.
da Brick & Tile Company held a William. The funeral was con­
The Cary Cash Hardware has a | meeting Nov. 27 at which the fol­
ducted by Rev. Bryant and the re­
number of very useful articles for lowing officers were elected: J. M.
mains laid to rest in the Springwa-
the housewife who wants the best Nickum, president; E. C. Belknap,
tir
cemetery.
she can get for the Holiday cook­ vicepresident and general manager;]
W.
T.
Muir,
secretary;
and
W.
H.
ing. See the ad.
NOTICE
Hurlburt; treasurer. The board of
Mrs. H. W. Downing and sister directors are, G. W. Morrow, Dr.
We have a tract of One Hundred
Minta went to McMinnville Mon­ Rockey, Col. McCracken, and the twenty acres of land one and a half
day. Mrs. Downing was not strong above officers of the compauy.
miles from Cazadero that we can
enough to go Friday of last week
Business Chances
give the first applicant a bargain on
as sh<* had intended.
A house and lot for sale, near the It’s worth $400 more than we will
Estacada's tonsorial artist believes business part of town. Price $300. ask for it. The present owner must
Two fine lots on Main street will sell Enquire of the Estacada State
in keeping up with the limes and is
having a beauty of a bath tub put be sold at a bargain.
A good farm having extensive: Bank, Agent
in his shop Now let every body improvements and a number of fruit
R. A. S t r a t t o n , Cashier.
take a holiday bath.
trees on it. Also, some very choice
Oregon
Estacada
J J. Linn of the Linn Bros, saw acreage tracts close to town. We
mill company, started for to his old have a numlier of desireahle town
lots and ranches that are being of­
Illinois home. Tuesday, to spend a fered at reasonable figures.
And
port of the holidays with his people when buying, do not overlook the
who a re living there.
fact that we write insurance for you.
of H . H .
Mr. and Mrs. James Buckley and — T h e B a n k of E s t a c a d a .
I have just put in a stick of ready
WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
made shoes for men.
Waterproof,
daughter and son came up from
BIDS
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had
high cut shoes, the best sold any­
Ricks last Sunday and spent the
Sealed bids will be received until Dec. where. I can fit you in quality
day with Mr. and Mrs. H. Cooper 7, 1905. tor furrmhinR and building tres­ and price Call and see.
and family. Mrs. Buckley is a niece tle work at foot of Fourth street at junc­
1,000
tion of Broadway, said work to be done
SHOES MADE TO ORDER
100,000
of Mr. Cooper
Mr. Buckley has under the direction of the City Council.
Cords of good fir wood for sale at '
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All
bids
subject
to
approval
or
rejection
J. R, Townsend,
the right p rice -T h e Bank of E st. A « Shingles, the best made - S e e gone to work with his teams at of the ecouncil.
Cazadero for the O. W. P.
By order of the Council.
OREGON
KSTACADA,
cada.
¡ The Bank of Estacada.
“A. B. Soap
Good in Hot or Cold
None better made at
3V G U m *
Crystal White
For anyone wanting a white C .
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Laundry soap, unexcelled ^ **
We have a large supply on hand. Can surely fit and please you
Mrs. D. C. CRAN E
Reliable Goods
Towle’s Maple Syrup Crystal White Towle Cane Syrup
Towle’s Cooking Molasses Fancy Cream Rolled Oats
Fancy Cream Rolled Wheat Tillamook Cream Cheese
Royal Club & Fountain Canned Goods Toilet Soaps
Laundry Soaps Three Heart Naptha Golden Star Lenox
We are agents for
Byers’ Best Blue Ribbon Flour
R eed & B arr
Headquarters
for Olympic Flour
THE BANK OF ESTACADA
C. F. HOWE
HOMES!
Want one? Then buy one of those
Money to Loan on Real Estate
Acre Tracts
INSURANCE
Near Estacada and enjoy yourself
Write or call on
David Bridenstme,
W. A. HEYLMAN,
Going to Build?
Cashier.
If you are
WATCH ESTACADA GROW!
Let us figure with you on the
The Great Fair Is Over
Now young man get married and
start life, because we can furnish
your house at Portland prices
-----------------------We carry a full line of----------------------
LUMBER
We turn out Rough and Dressed Lumber
of all kinds, delivered at prices that will
please. Everything needed in the way of
building material------------------------
Furniture,
Rugs & Carpets
Springwater Will Co.
Call on or address our agent
Allan Cooke,
Cooper & Eyman
Our Undertaking Department
is in the care
Eyman, who has
had special training in this line, and has
practical experience in the work
Shoes
Shoes
Gents’ Underwear
Specially low prices are given on these goods for a short time
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
And everything the farmer wants—Farm Machinery,
Plows, Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions
....W. J. Lewellcn.....
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