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THE NEW S
VOL,. 2
E ST A C A D A , OREGON, T H U R SD A Y , A U G U ST 16, 1906.
CITY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
I weeks’ outing up ut ¿Ed. Hunt’ s
Mayor .......................................................J . W. Reed ,
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w. a . jores famous hot springs.
J .................. ...........................C. F. Hcwe 1
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Treasurer................ ............................ H. Cooper
Business Chances
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes!
$
Merchant Sparks has received a
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R- a . siruton large number of handsome pictures
Recorder ....................... ......... " E . S. Womer j , . , ,
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Aidorm .n v
$1 A Y E A R
Dishwasher Wanted at Hotel
Wanted, at once at the Estacada
w llicll lie Is gOUlg to distribute OUt Hotel, someone to wash dishes.
Mar!h* 1 ................................... John F- Lov.iac. | among his customers.
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P A R K H O TE L
Several Estacadans spent Sunday Meals 25GS. Good hoard b y the
last away from home; some at the
A sign of approaching winter- Gresham encampment, some at the week with room $4 per week.
the rain.
FOR R E N T — The hotel portion
Oaks and some in Portland.
of the Andre building at the corner
Ben Rawlins was in from the foot
Sharpless Tubular Cream Sepa­
of Broadway and Second Sts.
In­
hills Sunday.
rators. Call and let us explain
quire at the hotel.
Fritz Birkenfelt is still doing bus­ working parts and quote prices.—
iness at his old stand.
The Cary Hardware Co.
I am in the market to buy Wool,
Mrs. J. VV. Gunsaulis is enjoying I Miss Florence Buchanan of Hood Hides, Pelts and Beef Cattle, and
a visit from her mother.
River, who taught the Tracy schc< 1 will pay good prices for same. See
me before selling— David Briden-
J. F. Lovelace is talking of put- ' last term llas ^
e"Kaged to teach
stine, Estacada.
ting in a Fairbanks scales.
the cominS term io the san,e schoo!’
G. W. Morrow and A. F. Camp­
We are ready to take cary of all
Lee Bronson is the engineer at
bell, the men who started Estacada the subscriptions to “ T he N rws ”
the water pumping station.
and put it on the road io prosperity sent in.
Don’ t let your enthusiasm w a n -
and greatness, spent last Sunday in
still boom your home town.
Cut With Adz
the city.
Mrs. W. II. Holder visited Mrs.
W ith the exception of the north
While at work on the logging
H. A. Williams last Thursday.
end, a short piece across the river road, Tuesday, at the Dubois Lum­
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles from Estacada, the Springwater- ber Company’s mill, Lorenzo Ham­
Duncan, a girl, Sunday, Aug. 5.
Estacada road will be completed mock cut the joint tendons and ar­
this
full.
teries above the heel in one of his
The oats on the Harkinrider farm
feet.
The wound was a bad one.
averaged over 62 bushels an acre.
Jordon Shultz and Roy Morrow
He was brought to Estacada, and
Frank Harkenrider reports a yield wtnt UP the Clackamas river, Tues­
had the foot dressed. Later he was
of 22 bushels of wheat to the acre. day, to the place where all go who
taken
to a hospital in Portland.
want a good recreative time among
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Howard, of
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nature s wilds.
Dodge, were trading in town, Mon­
day
Mr. and Mrs C. L- Springer are
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here on a visit to Mr. Springer’ s
vv heat Drills and Disk Harrows. . .
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1 sister, Mrs. A. E. Sparks, and hus-
Get our prices.— r he Cary Hard- ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Springer are
ware Lo-
j from Walla Walla.
Mrs. A. F. . Cooke, formerly
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• , . a gentleman
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Last . Saturday
night
this city, visited at James Smith s ; .
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who was out for a tune, become so
last Sunday.
< barbarousfily happy that his com-
The forest fires on the Pine and radts had to jail him, in order to
It is very likely that within the
Molalla creeks have been put out by | preserve the dignity of the crowd, next few months a creamery will he
Now for a greater Estacada.
W A T C H FOR AN
A N N O U N C EM EN T
Capital, $ 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Money to Loan on Real Estate
INSURANCE
This bank has the local agency for some of the very best
Fire Insurance Companies.
Let us write your policy. : :
If you have money to loan, we will place it for you.
If you
have Real Estate for sale, list it with us, as we have no
property of our own for sale and can push your sales
Our lawyer will attend to all of your legal business, drawing
papers of every kind
W . A. HEYLMAN,
NO TICE TO PAY
ASSESSM ENT
Cashier.
MONEY TO
LOAN
Notice to R. A. Corthell, 502 Clay St.
Portland, Ore. You are hereby notified
that the Council of the City of Estacada,
at a meeting held / ngust 18,1906, direct­
W E M AKE
ed the recorder to proceed in compliance
the abstract of title to the security offered
with the city charter for the collection of
and attend to all details in the closing
a sidewalk lien entered N o t . 14, 1905, as
np of Mortgage Loans
follows: Lot No. 10, Block 14, $16.19
with 10 per cent. $1.62.
Lot No. II, | C a „ on
for jnform ation conccrn-
Rlock 14, $16.19 with 10 P«r cent. $ i .6 j .
ing Clackamas county . Records
Lot No. 12, Block 14, $16.19 with 10 per
cent. $1.62.
ON CIACKAMAS CO. UNOS
The intense itching characteristic of
salt rheum and ecxema is instantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain’s Salee. As a
cure for skin diseases this salve is nn
eaqualed. For sale by the Estacada Ftrtig
SU TV.
Pearle Tooley of Portland is vis- 111 his place,
iting with her Cousin, Zoa Irwin,
Will Cunningham and J. R. Wil-
and the family
| son started on Monday for a two
Dimick & Dimick, Mgrs.
O
regon
C it y
O regon
if you
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LUMBER
iXLÎHigh grade building material a specialty******
If You Are Going to Build, We C an Fit
You Out to the To p
Notch
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Every­
thing Req u\TZ&4e*r*****m >~*~***~~~+
Mouldings in All Styles
C. E. DUBOIS, Manager
W. A. JONES is our selling agent in Estacada, Oregon
Telephone connection direct with mill
In Pints, Quarts &
Half Gallons
Also Fruit Jar Rubbers
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C . F . H o w e ’s
W A TER POW ER
CO M PAN Y’S
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HO EEL
ESTACADA
Finest Summer ami Winter Resort Hotel
near Portland
Every Modern
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Abstracts of Title made
direct from the records
them,
Fir and Cedar
TOkNSEND & SMITH
Money loaned on real and
chattel -ecttrity
see
M ANUFACTURERS OF A L L CLASSES OP
bought and sold.
L A R D H AM and BACON
OREGON CITY TRUST CO.
calling to
of Estacada, Oregon»
A l l kinds o f Meat
The Townsite company through
the Estacada State Bank as agent
has sold to Dr. Haviland lot 26 in
block 32.
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City Treasurer Caufield of Ore­
gon City has resigned, and Morii-
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Dont buy without
The Dubois Lumber Company
¡O REG ON
Now. if the above indebtedness togeth- Q a c K a m a S T i t l e
C O iT l’ V
er with the cost of this proceeding be not
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paid on or before the expiration of ten
E. F. Riley ¿Attorney at Law, President.
days from the 16 day of August, 1906, a
Frank B. Riley, Atty. at Law, Secretary.
proper process of law for its collection
will follow.
606*608, Chamber of Commerce,
E. S. W OM ER,
City Recorder
P O R T LA N D ORE.
few days.
A. E. Sparks
E S TA C A D A
M ARKET
Mrs. Walter Tiffany returned to
Salem Monday after a week spent
with old friends here and at Eagle ■
Creek.
Estacada in a
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the late rains.
The Cary Hardware Company established in Estacada.
Such a
Mrs. Hattie Scio of Lents spent a 1 has recently added to their harness proposition has received considera­
few days here last week visiting her making and repairing department a ble impetus this week. Cashier W.
sister, Mrs. Welsh.
I Pearson Hard W ax machine. This A. Heylman of the Bank of Esta­
Senator Stockbridge of Michigan nlachine costs money, and is one of cada, and E. E. Blister of Portland
was in town Tuesday selling type- l'le ',es* tna<^e‘
^ w'" sew a n y -1 have lieen working the scheme the
past week, and the result of their
tiling
in
the
way
of
leather.
writers— the machines.
efforts lead them to believe that the
John A. Kiggins made a pleasant
Mayor Reed is talking of replac­
people will have a creamery here
ing his business buildings on Broad­ call at The News office last Satur- in a short time. It has not yet been
: day. Mr. Kiggins is engaged in
way with brick structures.
definately decided whether it will be
getting out logs for the Dubois saw-
It is probable that a hank with a mi„
He has a fine ,ot of standing on the co-oi>erative plan, or a stock
However, the encour­
capitalization of $25,000, will soon timber on hill own farm east of the company.
be established in Estacada.
| mill which he may turn into lumber agement met with by the promoters
has given them cause to believe the
Mrs. Sophia Small returned home | later on.
project will succeed.
If you have
Monday after a trip to Portland
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I he rain that fell Sunday night not given your support toward it,
and up the Columbia river.
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was tile first vve have had for sev- why, get on the creamery wagon.
Uncle E. E. Eyman, who is now erai weeks. Enough fell to do some
in business at Kelso, was greeting good, and no heavy dew lias fol -1
SPRINGWATER NEWS
friends in Estacada Monday.
lowed as some thought. Rain fell
Rev. Mr. Blair has returned home
H. A. Block, of the Blue Boy I °ver most of the county, and it was j from his vacation.
mine near Sumpter, has been visit- a Kreat benefit to the hop crop. No
The first threshing machine in
ling at his son, E. E. Block’ s.
hops are raised in the vicinity of Spingwater this year,- began its
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Estacada, though it lias been said
work Tuesday.
Wm. Delap went to Portland last 1 ^
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The Misses Anderson have re­
'Friday, and made a trip np the C01- ,
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tlie rain it is considered the yield of
turned home to Southern Oregon.
umhia river before returning.
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hops will lie increased quite a little,
Wm. Closner was laid up with
| The News hopes soon to make as it came in a v e fy opportune
the measles the past week, hut is
the announcement of several new time.
able to resume his work again.
, brick blocks to he built in Estacada.
The last game of basketball be­
T. Yocum & Sons have threshed
W. S. Russ resumed work on the
tween Springwater and Ellwood re­
smoke stack at the brick factory, on the following farms since start­ sulted in a victory for Springwater
| Monday, after a few days’ sickness. ing in this season —
the score standing 13 to 16. It was
Wagoner, oats over 50 bushels to
an eleven inning game and very in­
Mrs. E. C. Belknap has been sick thcacre
teresting and exciting throughout.
and confined to her rooms at the
Epperson, oats over 50 bushels
The lioys on both sides played hard
Hotel Estacada for several days, to the acre.
and played to win. A good crowd
The reduction in the price of all
Holder, oats over 50 bushels lo
witnessed the game and they nearly
hats at Mrs. Crane’ s continues, but the acre.
Navotne, oats over 75 bushels to went wild at times. Batteries—
now is the time to take advantage
Springwater, Closner and Smith, 1
the acre.
of it.
Coombes and Smith. Ellwood— Cox
The heaviest yield of wheat re­
Miss Stella Womer returned home
and Bittner, Dibble and Bittner.
ported this season is 47 bushels to
last week after several weeks spent
Umpire, Cox.
at the summer school at Oregon the acre on a piece of land across
the river.
City.
Charlie Bronson has been spend­
ing his leisure moments this week
running the cider press at Orchard
Horae.
ever seen in
want the best in the market
One May Soon Be
Established in
Estacada
Transacts A General Banking Business
the finest line
iB jiB iif 1. Yi i f
A CREAMERY
THE BANK OF ESTACADA
W e will have
Convenience for guests
Room and booed per day
Kootn and board per week
$ 2 00
fio 00
Writ© or Phor©
m ain
strbk t
Make Hay While the Sun Shines
There is a lesson in the work of the ■
thrifty farmer. lie knows that the bright
sunshine may last but a day and he pre-
j pares for the showers that are so sure to
I follow. So it should be with every house­
hold. Dysentery, diarrhoe and cholera
j morbus may attack some member of the
home without warning. Chamberlain’s
I Coiic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which is the best known remedy forthesa
diseases, should always be kept at hand,
as immediate treatment is necessary, and
delay may prove fatal. For sale by the
Estacada Drug »Store.
L. 0 . MarMahon, Mngr.
! KSTACAIIA
ORKGON
People arc harvesting their spiul.1
which are not such a very gooff
The United Artisans held another
crop
this year. However, the qual­
one of their rocial evening enter­
ity
is
good, anff the price for them
tainment at Harmon Green’s. Tues­
will
make
up for the deficiency
day
evening.
The Cary Hardware Company