NO. 32-
of
E S T A C A D A , OREGON, T H U R SD A Y , JJ'LY i8,
VOL. 3
1907.
$1 A Y E A R
Serve Delicious Vegetables
A NEW STOCK O F
Estacada State Bank
Corn on Cob, or Whole Tomatoes
on Christmas Day
Dry-Goods and
Men’s Furnishings
SE/ 1 LS b y SUCTION
WIDE MOUTH
A General Banking Business Transacted
NO RUBBER RING
Put up by yourself in
SANITARY
ECONOMY JARS
SE LF SEALING
A I R T IG H T
NOMOULD NOLOSS
Paid up Capital, $20,000.00
KEEPS VEGETABLES.
FRUITS. M EATS ETC
SE ALE O FOREVER.
R E TA IN IN G FRESH N A TU R A L FLAVORS
Eresh Fruit
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E. L FRALEY, Cashier
Remember this wonderful jar keeps Vegetables, Meats, Fish, Game as well as Fruit, retain
ing theffresh natural flavor of the fresh food. Put up these foods now, while they are cheap
and serve when out of season, you will be delighted with the results
Real Estate
We sell and Recommend
; a n d t
Fruit Cans
Insurance
Economy J a r s
Spark’s Store
Darowish, North & Co.
LET
US SH OW
L O C A L N EW S
YOU OUR NEW
Round and Square
It does rain in season and out of
season in Oregon.
T A B L E S
F. M. Gill has been employed to
teach the Garfitld school.
Spreads for Tables, Stands & Couches
Farmer Vallen, of Elwood, was a
visitor in town, Monday.
Lace Curtains, Portieres
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hayes came
home yesterday from Portland.
| NEW
STOCK &
Mt. Hood Brewing Co. has sold
the corner saloon property to Frank
Michels.
W ALL PAPER P A T T E R N S]
Give us ati opportunity to show our goods and quote prices
H. COOPER
&
Edna Miller has been employed
as bookkeeper in Darowish, North
& Co's store.
CO. THE
George Dale is at work with John
Page near Oregon City for the rail
way company.
©<S®®S> c $3> c $8><2^ g $8>
A. D. Schmidt has bought the
old Ridgway farm of Mr. Walker
who has moved away.
® For Millinery, Suits, Cloth-
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Overalls
Jordan Shultz is at Portland this
week helping his parents in work
on their new residence.
Mrs. Wm. Cunningham is visit
ing in the country w^iile her hus
band is in the hills after a deer.
who has purchased a ten acre tract met at her home in honorof the day
and to show the high regard and es
near town.
Wild raspberries and wild black teem in which she is held among
them.
Mrs. Currin resides on the
berries are very plentyful again this
old homestead where she has lived
year, and hundreds of gallons are
about 60 years. The relatives pres
being picked.
ent were: a son, George Currin and
Rev. Rich has been called to go daughter Mary, a daughter Mrs. J.
up into Washington, and he has Callaway ami husband, Gus Wilcox
cancelled his appointment at G a r-, wife and daughter Mabel, Katie and
field for this month.
Elsie Currin; the friends were Mes-
Dr. O. D. Babcock received his dames Yocum, Wehrsheim, Stein-
automobile Sunday.
This car is man, Judd, Folsom, Alspaugh, Ely.
the only one owned and oper Githens, Banerfcind, Coop, Looney,
Pearl Looney, Ed. Saling, C. Sal
ated by an Estaeadau.
ing, Lovell, Marks, Dowty, Glover,
The people just Northeast of town
Mr. Ely, Misses Lutie and Helen
are thrown into consternation by a
Morgan and Lydia Steinman. A
big black hog that has been ravag
bounteous dinner was served and a
ing the barnyard fowls and gardens.
very enjoyable time spent.
Mrs.
Breakman Hutchins on i n got Currin received several nice pres
one of his ankles badly crushed by ents, and all joined in wishing her
a car Monday evening, and was ta n)any happy returns of the day.
ken to the Good Samaritan hospital.
A Friend.
Miss Enola Oakleyand Miss June
Oakley, sisters of Mrs. J. W . Reed*,
arrived from Seattle Sunday and Garfield Developme n t
will spend the rest of their vacation
here.
League
Miss Sadie Lundquist, of StPaul,
The newly organized develop
is here visiting her sister Mrs. Jos
J. W. Antrim is making some eph Nicholson.
She will remain ment league started by the people
BLUE—
BLACK—
noticable improvements in his resi in the West some time, and may of the Garfield neighborhood held
W ith or without apron.
W ith or without apron
dence originally built by Toni Mil visit California.
a meeting at the grange hall Friday
ler.
evening and discussed what the im
County Judge Dimick has been
A. Morrow has constructed a der reported as saying that the bridge mediate work of the league should
rick at his loading platform which across the Clackamas at Estacada be. More and better country roads
helps some in loading heavy tim is unsafe and must be replaced by ■ seemed to be thought the greatest
Suspenders, Ties, Laces, Buttons, Combs
jneed. And so they are. A coin-
bers.
a new one at once.
Hairpins, and soforth, including the
j mittee was appointed to confer with
ft
Crawford Bros, and Posson are
i the county judge on the idea of get
at work on a five room bungalow
ting a rock crusher for a combina
ft
I cottage for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cun
tion of two or three road districts.
By our Wayside Reporter
ningham.
I A meeting is to be held in Estacada
W. S. Irwin has rented his resi
the 26th. W. W. Davis is presi
dence property to W. A. Stratton
dent, F. M. Gill secretary.
The
Miss Ethel Hale is visiting her organjzatjon committee, Messrs. W.
GO TO
sister Mrs. C. A. Looney.
H . Holder, E. L- Wanocott, F. M.
WANTED
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Mrs. E. P. Davis spent last week
at her mother’s, Mrs. W. H. Holder
A few good men; steady employ
Geo. Currin of Heppner, is visit- ,
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ment. Apply at the Estacada Brick
ing relatives at Currinsville.
& Tile Factory, Estacada, Ore.
TO G E T T H E BEST
The Grange Hall at Garfield has
received a coat of paint lately and
FIR and CEDAR
Fruit Trees and Shrubbery
its
appearance
is
very
much
im
$2 a day
$10 a week
For Sale
proved.
R. H. Currin is having his house,
in Oregon go to R. Fan ton’ s
I am selling nursery stock all barn, etc. painted thus adding beau
mill 12 miles east of Estaca
kinds of fruit trees and shrubbery ty to his already beautiful place.
da for them, or send orders
grown by the Wood burn Nursery,
to his address. : : : : : : :
Miss Jennie Linn is visiting at
A L L MODERN CO N V E N IE N C E S
,the oldest nursery in the state, all the home of M. H. Stewart at Cur
Fir Shingles..................$2 10
stock reliable. For particulars and rinsville.
Reel Cedar....................$2 25
Resorts on the Coast
prices call on or write E. L. WON-
A T MILI,
Mrs. Florence Duncan came over
A CO TT, Estacada, Ore. Route i, from Portland Friday and is enjoy
D ELIV ERED TO ESTA CA D A
Trade Solicited
agent for this part of Clackmas ing a visit at the home of her par
OR SURR O U N D IN G S
county.
ent, s Mr. and Mrs. Davis.
Eir Shingles..................$2 50
Ctdar
.....................$2 65
A number of the eligible old men
F.
J.
Catterlin
&
Co.
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Abing-
Dr. O. D. BABCOCK
Until further notice,
of Estacada had almost made up
| ton Building, Portland, will buy any j
B IR T H D A Y P A R T Y
Physician and Surgeon
their minds to go down Scio way
kind of mining stocks, or will sell j
R. F A N T O N ,
and take up claims in the moun- office and residence, np stairs in Bank of you any kind of stocks offered on I Friday July 12, being the 80th
Estacada,
Ore
tains, but on reflection they thought
Kstacada Building
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the market less than any one else, birthday of Mrs. Diona Currin a
they’d better bide a wee.
TELEPHONE
! Try them.
| number of her relatives and friends
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THE BANK OF ESTACADA
T ra n s a c ts A G e n e ra l B a n k in g B u s in es s
Capital, $ 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0
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M oney 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,
Cashier.
Notions
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Tilt Kenney Shoe
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Cantaloupes
Peaches
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Oranges
Lemons
SHINGLES
AT
The Hotel Estacada
One of the most delightful
Local and Tourist
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HOWE’S
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Services Sunday 21, at the M. E.
church at 10 a. m. Sunday School,
at 1 r speaking on "Sacred Songs &
W riters.” The league will 1 « led
by Edna Miller; subject, "Poverty
in Spirit.” The evening subject by
the pastor will lie, "TheG reat Ran
som.” Mrs. McPherson will con
duct the morning service.
Bad Burn Quickly Healed
" I am so delighted with what Cham
berlain'» salve haa Hone for niethat I feel
hound to write and tell yon so,” says Mr*
Robert Mytton, 457 John St Hamilton,
Ont. "M y little daughter had a bad bum
on Iter knee. I applied Chamberlain'»
salve and it healed beautifully.” Thi*
salve allays the [win of a hum almost in
stantly. It i» sold at listacada Drug Store
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