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About The Estacada news. (Estacada, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1907)
«f r to c a ta NO. 39 of », tÍ E S T A C A D A , O REGO N, T H U R S D A Y , S E P T E M B E R VOL. 3 $1 A Y E A R 5, 1907. Ladd & Tilton, BA N K ER S And SHOES On all “odds and ends” in our store in the c/4.re now our Portland Correspondent Dry Goods Line, Shoes, Dress Goods, Hats Men’s Clothing, Notions, Etc. We have recently received a big stock of Shoes. The line includes all sizes and styles. This is a fine assortment to select from We have a quantity of these “Left Over” goods which will be closed out at any price Come in and See these Rare Bargains A. E. SPARKS H. N. North LET US SHOW YOU OUR NEW T A B L E The Estacada State Bank CIT Y OFFICIAL DIRECTO RY Mayor................................................ Wm. K. Haviland I ...............................................W. A. Jones I ..................................................C. F. Howe Aldermen Y ...............................................J . F. Lovelace Round and Square .............................................. Wm. Dale I .............................................E. F. Surface 1 Recorder................................................ A. N. Johnson L T reasur er........................................................H. Cooper Marshal..................................................... .„.W .S . Irwin S A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED F IS 1 H D IN N E R S Fish Dinners are served every Crops are usually good, and ever- Friday at the Golden Eagle hotel and restaurant. Regular price. ybody in a happy IllO o d . the home of her daughter, Mrs. T. Yocum. THE BANK OF ESTACADA Recorder Johnson and Council- man Surface are at Oregon City fig- LO CAL N EW S uring out the city road money? 1 have a good horse for sale at a Miss Linda May Womerhas been reasonable price. F„ C. Suter, Ea- The prune crop around here is engaged to teach the school at Mar- S 'e Creek, Oregon, reported to be a good one. mot this year. $6,800 to loan in amounts above W. S. Irwin was at Corvallis la s t' j anles Smith and family of Dam- $500 to suit. We will sell you ex wtek. 1 he family expect to move ascus are at the Townsend home change 011 Portland at par.— Bank there soon to live during the col this week. G ive us an opportunity to show our goods and quote prices of Estacada. lege school year. Mr. and Mrs. O. W I.illard are TH E H O U SE Representative Clyde G. Huntley at the Hotel Estacada. Mr. Lillard The pastor, the Rev. Chas. T. F U R N ISH E R S and rid wife wife are are registered regist at the Hotel js superintending the work of in- McPherson, will preach at Curritis- | Astor, New York. stalling the machinery in the elec- ville Sunday at 11. and in Estacada at 7:45. Sunday School at both W111. Bard and family were in trie storage house at Ca/.adero. town, Tuesday. Miss Cora Yocum and Miss L o u -! places at 10. Receiving the Word, Cashier and Mrs. Belfils are com vina Crawford went to Portland and 1« the subject at the Epworth meet- fortably located in the Fraley cot attended the marriage of Miss Daisy >ng, with Miss Linda Womer as the Culic last Sunday. leader. tage on Sliafford St. ilOrSC FOI* SdlC Spreads» for Tables, Stands & Couches T r a n s a c t s A G e n e r a l B a n k i n g B u s in e s s 628 » r= F l R N IT C R E = Capital, $6,000.00 mm NEW STOCK & WALL PAPER PATTERNS Money to Loan on H. COOPER & CO. INSURANCE This bank lias the local agency for some of the very best I Your Opportunity' | (9 To Save that Extra Money is Right Now V Trade with us and you will have some extra money left So it will pay you to see and price our DRY GOODS MILLINERY SHOES ETC Our trade is growing. Why? Become a patron and you will see why ! D A L E ’S I (£^(&5p(2ï2>(2ïi®(2ïï><2 5 ®© $ 10 a w $2 a day The Hotel E s ta c a d a A L L M ODERN C O N V E N IE N C E S One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast Local and Tourist Trade Solicited A girl baby was born to Mr. and | Miss Maud Sturgeon is expected Mrs. A lf. Cooke of Boring on Aug. to return from Tillamook about the iotli. Mr. Berman goes to Grass 29, 10 p. pi. Valley to take a position in a drug Born, on Aug. 29 at 5 p. m. a 14 store. pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. Adolph The railway company has four Sagner. very flue cottages at the power sta Mrs. John Hunt was quite sick tion below Cazadeto which are oc last week, but is much better again. cupied by employees at the electric John Borbounia and wife moved [>ower plant, to Portland, Monday, where John John B. Haviland spent Sunday will clean soiled faces. in Estacada. Mr. Haviland is con- City Recorder A. N. Johnson was | siderably interested in the land and at Vancouver last Sunday visiting timber business in California. relatives. The ladies of the Aid realized M H. Richards has been moving j $ 2 i , 4U 4Q tic at the chicken pie in 11 1c ciu cN .cn p i c s supper u p p c i in tlie Wirtz blacksmith shop farther Oddfellow hall last Friday evening. west on the lot. Many compliments • were given the A . Demoyhad a vacation Monday ladies on the feast of good things Labor Day, and went to Oregon served at the supper. City. He bought a 50-acre farm 6 miles east of the city. JE L L Y G LA SSE S At prices lower than usual at H. Frank Paulson of Dodge brought Cooper & Co’ s. in a load of fine Gravenstine apples Tuesday. John Linn brought a 2-horse load of lumber to town, Tuesday, that was worth $55. F. M. Gill spoke to the congre gations at Currinsville and Mount Zion last Sunday in the absence of Rev. McPherson. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Shultz came out from Portland Sunday, and on Monday {racked up their household good and shipped them to the home in Portland. Mrs. Bertha Curl and Jordan Shultz also departed for the city. Wm. Dale has rented the 4 >uild- . ing vacated by A. F. Shultz this , , j week, and will occupy it with his ✓ family. Faraaay is the name of a new ' . , passenger station on the railroad near the company’ s transmitting It has a Office and residence, up stairs in the lis- stali >n alow Cazadero. better waiting station than there is Mrs. Wm. Jones returned to Me tacada Pharm acy Building in Estacada. Minuvilie Sunday after a visit at Dr. 0. D. BABCOCK Physician and Surgeon TELEPHONE TO G E T T H E B E S T FIR and CEDAR S H I N G L E S in Oregon go to R. Fanton’ s mill 12 miles east of Estaca da for them, or send orders to his address. : : F ir Shingles..................$2 Red C edar................... $2 25 > A T M IM . to ESTA CAD A OR S U R R O U N D IN G * d e l iv e r e d Fir Shingles.................$2 50 Cedar ........................... $2 65 Until further notice, R. F A N T O N , Estacada, - Ore R F D 1 Rea! Estate Fire Insurance Companies. Let us write your policy. : : If you have money to loan, we will place it for you. Mrs. John Scott and daughter, Miss Anna May, of Milwaukie, are visitors at The News home. If you have Real Estate for sale, list it with us, as we have 110 property of our own for sale and can push your sales Chas. E . Dubois, proprietor of the Dubois Lumber Company, had a band badly hurt Monday by a big 1 Our lawyer will attend to all of your legal business, drawing sledge hammer that missed the [ papers of every kind mark. The middle finger was frac tured and the third finger badly ‘ lacerated. W. A. HEYLMAN, Cashier. Frank Harkenrider who has been furnishing milk to many of the peo- pie for over a year closes his milk business at the end of this week. Within a short time Mr. Harkeu- rider expects to visit his old home Reliable Goods Linn-Kitching A very pretty wedding took plate at 4 o'clock Sunday, Aug. 3 1st at the home of G . B. Linn when his daughter, Susie A ., was joined in marriage to Albert Kitching. Rev. \ C. T. McPherson performed the ceremony in the presence of about fifty friends and relatives. A wed ding dinner was served, after which Mr. and Mrs. Kitching left on a short pleasure trip. FOR LAUNDRY Crystal White Soap, Golden Star Soap, Lenox Soap, Fells-Naptha Soap, Gossem Soap, Baby Elephant Soap. FOR TOILET Jap Rose Glycerine Soap, White Almond Soap, White Borax Soap, White Ivory Soap, Grand Pa Tar Soap PAY W A T ER D U E S HOWE'S To Water Consumers: » Water rent is now payable at the office of the city recorder. Rent is due on the 1st of each month, and / .i? delinquent on the 10th, and if not [laid by that date vyater will be shut la m e Beck C. II. Foster had a railroad tie off, and 50c will lie charged for This is an ailm ent for w hic'i Chamber- fall on one of his fee* last Thursday turning it off and on. T h ; recorder H e is will furnish you a 1>ook of wa'er Iain's [win balm ha* p ro ie a eapar(all e rusliin|g o n e o f th e la m e s. valuable. In almost every instance it af- . . . c t . rates, rules and regulations by ask- 1 fords . . prompt . . and , permanent J . relief. .. . Mr. .. laid up 1 for a few clays, ing for one. Luke I r a n g e of Orange, Mich, says o f , By order of the council, water it: “ After using a plaster and other reme- j Adjuster Cleveland o f G r e s h a m , rules and regulationsw.il l>e strictly die» for 3 weeks for a bad lame back I i for the Oregon Fire Relief Associa- purchased . bottle of Cham berlain's pain tion was here Saturday on the H a ’ enforced. A. N. Johnson, balm and 2 applications effected a cu re" , . c . . ,, , j #v_ 0 lland fire loss. Rec >rder Sold at Kfttacada Drug Store \