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About The Estacada news. (Estacada, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1906)
NO. 51 of E S T A C A D A , O REGO N, T H U R S D A Y , VOL. 2 D arow ish & OF IN T E R E S T Flour! Company TO L A D IE S LEO N ARD S BEST ¿si. 10 a solb Sack ; £4.25 a Barrel GUARAN TEED Y o u can see the wheat its made from Tomorrow and the rest of the week IT W IL L P A Y YOU T O COME T O OUR OPENING SALE WAISTS, SKIRTS & COATS Rubber Boots! Oil Coats! And by the way, inspect our beautiful line of bran new Woolen Dress Goods New stock to select from Ou line of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing as well as Men’ s and Ladies’ Shoes and Rubbers is not to lie compared with any where for Prices and Quality : : : : : : Ham & Bacon Fresh Country Cured /"•ome and see for yourself. All goods bran New & Fresh N O N E S T O R E WORN ^ F R E S H G R O C E R IE S At W A L N U T S, F IG S Etc H IG H E S T P R IC E P A ID FO R C COUNTRY PR O D U C E W e E M P O R I I JM OREGON CITY TRUST CO. Shawls! Fascinators ! Ready-Made # Skirts! Shirtwaists! Underwear! * ------------------------------ |j j I have a new and well-selected line of these goods and can give good value for the price, which is low as the lowest SOM E V E R Y N IC E RATTERNS IN ij! i Money loaned on real and chattel security Abstracts of Title made direct from the records Dimick & Dimick, O r e g o n C it v Mgrs. O rego n D R E S S GOODS B ARG AINS in Ladies’ Stylish New HATS At Mrs. Crane’s ^Milliner Store CITY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY ..... ,......... J . W. Reed M ayor..................................... ........... W. A. Jones ................C . F. Howe 1 :::::::::::::: 1:::... ::::::::::: ............... W. F . Cary ..........R . A. Stratton R ecorder................................ THANKSGIVING! Should be a cause for rejoicing to us all, T hankful for the present comforts and H aBowd memories of the past. And since everybody must eat we shall endeavor to call your attention to some of the good things to be had at the Main Street Grocery Dates —Our dates are this season’s fruit, fresh bright & tasty, 10c lb. F ig s —In bulk, we lxdieve them to bg genuine, imported Smyrna figs Ball tonight. Murdered a turk today? Rapid firing at Eagle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Boswell were Portland visitors Monday. No business and no meeting of the city council Tuesday Eve. from Turkey. They are certainly good tasting, 10c the lb. Olives —We have them in 20c and 30c bottles Mayor Caufield of Oregon City is Pickles —Sour, in bulk asking for a re-election to office Olive Oil —The kind we carry is absolutely pure, for salads and me Alderman Ed. Miller made a bus dicinal purposes, nothing better, 30c bottles iness trip to the cities, Tuesday, Canned Goods —New pack have arrived For good things for the Holiday "Molassas —For your fruit cakes and ginger bread in iqt & gal. cans table read Main St. Grocery ad. Syrups — Most popular brands on the market Contractor W. W. Boner was Raisins, Currants, Citron, Almonds and Walnuts will be higher transacting business in Portland F ri this year for new stock (not old) day. While S U G A R has recently declined it would not come amiss to lay in Doctor and Mrs. W. K. Havi- YO U R W IN T E R ’ S S U P P L Y land have moved into their new res Buckwheat Flour,— the very best, Cranberries, Lemons, idence. Celery, Sweet Potatoes and Apples C. F. HOWE M A IN STREET M A IN STREET Theodore Wirtz, the village black smith, spent Sunday with his fami ly at Highland. The Dubois Lumber Company «£ o f Estacada, O regon ------ ^ M ANUFACTURERS OF A L L C LA SSES OF Fir and Cedar LUMBER ¡¡T+Ll+Uigh grade building m aterial a specialty!! If You Are Going to Build, We Can Fit You Out to the Top Notch in Every thing Mouldings in All Styles C. E. DUBOIS, Manager W. A. JO N ES i* our selling agent in Estacada, Oregon Telephone connection direct with mill Chapped Hands Wash your hands with warm water,dry w th a towel and apply Chatnljerlain's salve just before going to bed, and a very speedy enre is certain. This salve is also invaluable for sore nipples, itching piles and slfin diseases. Sold at the Estacada drug store. The Estacada Sunday School has begun preparations for the proper observance of Christmas. The trees will lie decorated, but the children have voted to give tip their Christ mas treat of candy and nuts this Fred S. Morris purchased a fine team last week for work at the brick factory. - year on account of so much having been asked of the public for church purposes. The idea and spirit of the children in doing sois kind and thoughtful. C. F. Howe tells you in his ad this week of many good things he has in his store. Posters are out announcing - the Fireman’ s big Hardtimes ball on New Y ear’s Eve. Marshal Havens, wife and son, Leo, were in Portland, Saturday to consult an occulist. We are showing some handsome and servicable Winter Lap Robes— , The Cary Hardware Co. $1 A Y E A R N O V EM BER 29, 1906. Mr. and Mrs. A'l Lindsey are New Brick Kiln Opened spending a few days in Portland. The new brick burning kiln at They have rented Mrs. J. W. Reed’ s the brick factory was opened Mon house. day, and we were informed that the Mrs. Mabel Heylmaa returned to brick are going to come out all right her home at Spokane, Monday. considering it’ s the first trial of the Mrs. W. A. Hevlman accompanied kiln. It has been impossible to her as far as Portland. make a thorough examination of the The Cary Hardware Store has whole kiln. The brick will soon received some beautiful table silver be taken out and another kiln full ware for the Holiday trade. E very manufactured. one should see these goods. Baker Lichthorn has been adding Eye Specialist To Visit Estacada to tlic stock and kind of goods he I)r. Ingersoll, an eye specialist, of has been selling. Other improve Oregon City, was in Estacada last ments have been made to his place. Thursday making arrangements to Mrs, Crane is offering bargains ! visit this place once a week, to prac- in ready-made skirts, shirtwaists, j tice his profession. Dr. Ingersoll shawls, fasenators, underwear and ! practiced in Oregon City for four dress goods. Als6 bargains in hats | years and any one who may be want- 1 ing their eyes treated in any way See ad. will do well to call on him and see Carrico & Duncan, the new pro him when here. His office will be prietors of the Portland Restaurant & Hotel, took possession Monday, with Dr. W. K . Haviland. See and are feeding the people the best' Dr. Ingersoll’ s professional card elsewhere in The News. The Doc there is in the laud tor’s first visit to Estacada will be T . J. Reagan is at work with a on Friday, Dec. 7. teaih excavating the basement for the M. E. Church and Rev. Me-. The County Court Pherson and others comprise the pick, ax, and shovel brigade. Circuit Judge McBride adjourned Sunday school in the hall at 10 a. the November term of court Satur m., class meeting at 11, conducted day last until January. The judge by Supt. Demoy. All are invited went to Hillsboro to hold court in to attend. Rev. McPherson will Washington county. A t the close conduct services at 7:30 p. m. of court the following divorces were Dr. and Mrs. V . K. Haviland granted: Amanda Ferguson from L. have been spending the nights at Ferguson, Jennie Straight frm Win. the Hotel Estacada. Water in the Straight, Effie Edwards from M C basement of the house where they Edwards, Minnie McCulloch from were living makes it more or less John McColloch. Orders were mads dangerous to spend the uights there in the following: Oregon City vs Clackamas Co. cr Thomas Carrico goes to Estacada Sunday, to assume charge, with Mr | gtied and taken under advisement Jones vs Niswander, judgment & Duncan, of the Portland resteau- rant which they recently purchased. execution issued for $ 113 0 . Bodhofen vs Borsch, judgment & Mr. Carrico leaves his two boys in school in Oregon City.—Oregon execution for $3500 and foreclosure of mortgage on 50 acres in 2 -1. City Star. State Land Board vs Meldrum et Mr. and Mrs. J. H . Kitching al; judgment and execution for $301 visited Estacada Monday on busi ness. They are now enjoying city Potaloe Crop Rottening life in Portland. Mr. Kitching is doing a fine business in the livery It is estimated that fully 500 acres and feed stable line, end some idea of the amount of business be does of potatoes remiin in the ground in can be had from the amount of their Eastern Multnomah County at this feed bill each month which runs uj> time, and the probabilities are that they will be almost a total loss. The to $1,000. scarcity of labor during the month of October and the heavy rains of Was Nearly Killed the present month are responsible for the seeming negligence of - the Arthur Ulch came near meeting farmers. It only needs a severe instant death Tuesday. He was at cold spell to coniplete the threatened work at O. A. Palmer's logging loss. Even if the rains should cease camp just aliove Estacada at the and the days should he dry and clear time and was standing close to the the loss will be heavy, as many of wire cable when it broke and the the potatoes are beginning to rot ironed end hit him on the back of and the ground is so wet and heavy the head. He was brought into that the cost of digging will be town and Dr. Smith administered greater than usual. The loss of the to his wound, and later he was tak crop yet in the ground would mean en to a Portland hospital. Mr. a loss of fully $50,000 to this sec Ulch’ s condition was quite Serious. tion alone, and it is probable that His skull was badly fractured and a other parts of the state will suffer piece of bone was removed from the similar loss especially that portion brain. He is a young man whose along the western slope of the Cas home is at Boring. cades he rain caught us short on Oil Coats but we now have a complete line and you should buy and be prepared ior the Fall rains while the stock is complete W e have everything needed in this line. Oil Coats Rubber Boots Waterproof Shoes And the best line of Shoes this side of Portland at as low prices as such goods can be sold for Sparks’ Store HOLIDAY GOODS Read this space for announce - ment of.... GEO . C. B R O W N E L L ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW P R A C T IC E IN A L L CO U RTS A ll kinds of Legal Business prom ptly attended to Estates and Probate Matters carefully taken care of THE BANK OF ESTACADA T ra n sa cts A G eneral B a n k in g B u s in e s s mm Capital, $6,000.00 Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bard have fitted up the rooms in the rear of thetneat market and are living there. wm - Mrs. Frank Morris and Mr. Mos- ris’ mother Mrs. J. F. Morris of Scio, visited at Orchard Home last j Friday. Money to Loan on Rea! Estate INSURANCE y The United Artisans give their big masquerade ball in the park pa vilion tonight, and a large crowd is expected. Miss. Marian Stevens and Mrs. W. T. Vaughn of Portlnad visited the former's sister, Mae Stevens, here The water works deal was closed 1 last Friday. yesterday the price paid by the city Treas. S. G. Reed of the General was $6,637. and the company sell ; Electric and Power Company, and ing the works is to furnish the bal W. P. Ready were in Estacada yes ance of $10,000 to the city to e x terday and represented the com pan tend the system and convert it to a s' at the sale of the water system to gravity proposition. the City of Estacada KSTACADA B R O W N ELL and HEYLM AN Miss Emma Dorvty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Dowty, has gone to live on her claini near Heppner. Mayor J. W. Reed has charge of the work of building the large car barn for the railway company up at ! Cazadero. W. A. H E Y L M A N , O B IK .O N C I T Y This hank has the local agency for some of the very Vest Fire Insurance Companies Let us write your policy. : : If you have money to loan, we will place it for you. have Real Estate for sate, list it with property of our own for sale and can Estacada's new public school building which was (itdicated last Friday evening by ceremonies held in P'raternity Hall If you us. as we have no push your sales Our lawyer will attend to all of your legal business, drawing jwptrs of ever} kind W . A. HEYLM AN, Cashier.
