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About The Estacada news. (Estacada, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1907)
NO. 2i ok VOL. 3 E S T A C A D A , OREGON, TH U R SD A Y, M A Y 2, 1907. We Pay 4^ The Emporium TH E H AS RECEIVED ESTACAD A STATE C A P IT A I. F I L I A P A I D $ 7 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 Ladies’ White Oxfords Our close affinity with large financial interests have proved a source of distinct advantage to our customers. We give you every advantage you can possibly obtain elsewhere and a great many that others cannot pos sibly give. Your checks drawn on us in Portland will be cashed with out exchange. We are in touch with people who want farms and we will sell yours if you list it with us. We can write your insurance in a company rated A i. We have a Savings Bank department which pays 4 per cent. And many other little conveniences that should appeal to you New' Prints and Dry Goods PRODUCE BOUGHT Our Delivery Wagon Will deliver goods in the city or country Men’s Suits $6.45 Boys’ Suits $1.75 And up And up 1 might get winded. Millard Sarver is helping J. J. Mr. Bridenstein has put a fine Davis with the belated spring work bridge over Tracy creek and is do ing splendid work on the road lead Elmer Davis was in the Garfield ing to it from Estacada. neighborhood Tuesday; rumor has Max Kteatsch has built the foun it that he has sold his interest in dation to a new barn on his place. the sawmill at Boring. Ballard Looney made a trip to Mrs. Heiple returned home Tues his place last Friday accompanied day from Portland where she has by a prospective buyer. been for some time at the St. Vin Richard Davis and family have cent hospital. moved into their new home. Mrs. H. H. Anders spent Tues Beginning Wednesday J. H. Tracy will take Mr. Straight’ s place haul day at Mrs. Shriner’ s. Don’t blow your own horn you ing milk for the cheese factory. « « FOR Last Sunday’ s ball game between Gresham and Estacada was a rather easy one for Gresham. The score closed 3 to 8, in the visitors' favor. It seemed an off day for the home team. If the boys had played their usual game, Gresham would have had to play better or lose the game. A good crowd was out, and the new grand stand was fairly filled. But there was a cold wind, which caused many to leave before the end. Rev. C. T. McPherson expects to have the new M. E. church com pleted, furnished and ready to be dedicated by the last days of May. Only a portion of the inside finish ing work remains to be done. The basement will be left unfinished for a couple years. Some think that on account of dampness it will never be fit to be used for Sunday school purposes, but in all probability that | when by the time the school out grows the main rooms, the church 'organization may be wealthy enough to finish the basement for school i purposes, but in the meantime it will be used as a store house. When dedicated the church-going people of Estacada will have a fine, com fortable church home, the material splendor of which may be commen f t surate to their spiritual holiness. I § READY-TO-W EAR L A D IE S ’ f f Trimmed Hats f « § § § $ Children’s Shoes Ladies’ & Men’s Oxfords DON’T OVERLOOK US W E W ISH TO SHOW YOU AND GIVE YOU PRICES ON OUR I Dry* Goods Shoes C8l> Men’s Furnishings I D A L E S: C O S V « ,(5 j,f A® O S I Swift’ s arsenic of lead clears the I trees of Codling moth. You get it at the Estacada Pharmacy at price- as low as Portland’ s. C ham b e rlain's Colic, C holera and D iarr hoea Remedy There is probably no medicine made that is relied upon with more implicit confidence than Chamberlain’s colic, cholera and diarrhoea remedy. During the 3d of a century in which it hrs been ; in use people have learned that it is the one remedy that never fails. When re- I duced with water and sweetened it is pleasant to take. For sale Eft icada Phar- ‘ macy $1.50 to $2 OXFORDS cAre the correct shoe for ladies this summer* Spark’s Store We Pay Darò wish <3l> North Gleaned By the Wayside Wc have some very nice BA N K NEW CLOTHING for Men and Boys ALL KINDS OF fARM $1 A Y E A R Mrs. J. B. Haviland, of Portland, visited here Sunday^ Prayer meetin’ at Sister Smith’s Attorney Livy Stipp was in town Thursday evening. over Monday night, a guest of A t F. M. Lantz is finishing the paint torney and Mrs. Heylman. ing on tire M. E. church. L O C A L NEW S THE BANK OF ESTACADA A dance under the auspices of the Transacts A General B a n k in g Business Jack Cassidy has been making the Business Men’s Club will lie given Warner cottage look priitty. tonight in the park pavilion. Geo. Dale and familylare now oc F. M. Lantz and wife purchased cupying the Eckerson cottage. Capital, $6,0 0 0 .0 0 J. W. Howard and Marvin Parks the Cary residence property last week and have begun housekeeping of Dodge were in town, Monday. there. Earl and James Palmateer, of Lo A small fire got started in the roof di, Cal., are visiting relatives here. Money to Loan on Real Estate The city council, Tuesday veil of the house on Mrs. Sarah Palma- ing paid $i,ooo for the water pipe. eer’ s farm, and made a hole before it was put out. The pipe for the water extension Last Thursday evening at Orch 4000 feet is stored in thi .-,vn lull. ard Home, Mrs. B. O. Boswell en E. F. Surface has added . couple, This bank lias the local agency for some of the very best tertained at dinner Mrs. J. R. W il fine, floor show cases to h>< drug son and son, Earl. Fire Insurance Companies. Let us write your policy. : : store. M. H. Richards will move his Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Darowish of Portland, were out from Portland, barber shop into a portion of the new building Ed. Boner is having Sunday. If you have money to loan, we will place it for you. If you built near the track. J. E. Burnett and J. F. Lovelace have Real Estate for sale, list it with us, as we have no lone Woods, a sister of our meat shipped a carload of potatoes yes- property of our own for sale and can push your sales merchant L. R. Woods, and her terda T, . , „ . , friend, Grace Oliver, of Newberg, Robert Miller and Henry Lins, of . . . . , „ . , visited here Sunday. George, attended the phone meet at Our lawyer will attend to all of your legal business, drawing Mrs. F. R. Cary and sons, Will Garfield. papers of every kind and Roger, have moved in the Sar Mr. and Mrs. Gormley, of Port ver building on Zobrist St. which land, have been tuning Estacada they will occupy temporarily. pianos. Dr. C. B. Smith, administrator, Eagle Creek won the first home game'Vroni Damaiwus last Sunday 50,(1 the Van U u v e " patch of five acres at auction sale last Saturday. L. C. Possen and wife have pur 6 to 23. Win. Stubbe got the land for $375. chased the residence property be Money to Loan Remember the preaching next longing to P. C. Boultman. Mr. The Oddfellows celebrated the Sunday at 7 p. m. Sunday-school $5,500.00 TO L O A N — We have 188th anniversary of the order at a BoiiHtnan took as part of the con in the forenoon. social banquet last Saturday even sideration two residence lots at the $5,500 which we will loan on real The Estacada schools will have ing. The large crowd had a joyful corner of Broadway and 7th. estate security at a low rate of in commencement exercises at the close time. terest. W. M. Yonts has estalished a de of the school term. , If you have money to loan, we , The Spnngwater school closed a livery and order wagon for Darow- The school at Currinsville will successful term last Friday. The ish & North’s meat market and will find you a customer and make give a public entertainment on the teachers, Miss Linda Womer and general store. He leaves town in no charge for placing the loan. — evening of May 4. Miss Elnor Ginther have returned the morning and delivers goods and The Bank of Estacada. W. A. Heyl- Mrs. W. K. Haviland Sr. and to their homes. gathers produce from the farmers. man, Cashier. INSURANCE T W. A. HEYLMAN, Cashier. Building Material Hardware & Machinery See what we have in this line before buying W e sell as cheap as conservative business will allow Hunting, Fishing and Sporting Goods Thè C ary Hardware Company
