TH K ESTACADA
PIBLISH ED
THURSDAY
NEWS
MORNING
H. A .‘ W IL L IA M S
Entered
at the postoffice In Estacada. Oregon, as
second class mail
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
One year ........................................................... $1 00
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Thursday, July 23 . 1908
Some of the largest and]most deli-
. cions cherries that < w r pleased the
taste of man are now being picked
from the orchards around Rstacada.
In 1907 forest fires in the United
States destroyed $31,589 worth of
timber, and in 1905, $101,282 worth
of timber. The forest ranger is do
ing something for his country.
Pal. KafToury was in Estacada on
business last Friday.
LO CA L N EW S
Scott & Rix are painting out at
The “ U S" painters have been
Henry Trapp’s.
repainting the outside of Exl Scott's
Five acres of land joining the residence.
townsite for sale
of Estacada.
$400.
See Bank
C. M. Folson recently returned
from a business trip up into Wash
ington.
Ed. Boner and Wm. Dale came
track from the beach Monday even
ing. They had a great time at the
old pond, but the crowd wasn’t of
the best— too many swells in the
ocean.
Willie Richards was taken to a
Portland hospital where, on Mon
day, he was given a surgical opera
tion for an affection for the throat.
He was brought home Tuesday.
W. H. Wilson, a brother of J. R.
Wilson, and his family spent Sun
day in Estacada. They are on their
return voyage to their home at Val
dez, Alaska, after several months
spent at the Colorado hot springs.
The South of France is the native
home of the cherry, but none but
the Royal Ann, of the Oregon cher
ry, originated in the old country,
but it grows larger here than it does
' Max von Newmann visited his
there.
ranch near town yesterday.
He
has taken a position at the Orphans
The Secretary of the Interior has Home at Oswego and will have
rejected all bids for removing tim charge of the laundry and steam
ber from around Lakes Kathess, heating plant.
Keechelus and Cleelum, Wash, that
Going anywhere? Going to trav
are to l>e used as reservoirs in con
el?
If you are,, you will need either
nection with the Yakima irrigation
a
trunk,
suit case or telescope. We
project.
have a new supply of these goods.
Also, shawl straps, Etc. Etc.— H.
N. C. Westerfield, who is look Cooper & Co.
ing over this Western country, was
Lou Pahnateer and Floyd Holder
in town Tuesday, and was shown a
drove to Oregon City last week and
small part of the country district by
brought over the grader to the rock
Everett Miller.
He was greatly
crusher.
pleased with the country, its pros
The wife and family of Station
perous appearance and fertile lands,
and thinks he will invest here. Mr. Agent C. P. Kelley arrived here,
Westerfield was once the proprietor Monday, from Seattle. They will
and editor of the Western Investor, occupy the Frank Morris residence.
a mining journal of high .standard,
A t the Hotel Estacada Sunday,
which he published in St Paul.
Manager Lauryy had the largest
number of people at meals of any
Sunday
this season.
A practicing physician told ten
of his doctor friends that he had
$10,000 to invest, and asked each
one what to do with it. He received
the following ten answers -
“ Buy land in Oklahoma .’' “ In
vest it in coal land in Southern In
diana.’ ’ “ Put it ill my pocket and
start as soon as passible for Japan.’ ’
“ Go to Ekirope for pleasure and sci
ence.”
“ Build a small home.”
“ Buy amalgamated copper.” ‘Trav
el about the United States.”
Burbank’s Phenomenal
A new berry has made its appear
ance in Estacada.
The first that
have lieen put on the market were
grown by W. H. Holder of Garfield
It is the Burbank Phenomenal.
It closely resembles the Logan ber
ry in looks, but is more meaty, has
a milder taste, and is a smoother
berry. Mr. Holder, who is going
into the fruit growing business to
considerable extent, has a number
of bushes of the Phenomenal which
are yielding quite good.
Oregon City’s High School
A news item in Monday’s Ore
gonian says: “ Education has taken
u long step forward in Oregon City,
this year and for the first time a 4-
grade high school will be main
tained, commencing at'the opening
of the Fall term on Sept. 21.” Two
assistants have been provided Prof.
McKee who will teach the sciences.
The course will embrace all of the
branches usually taught in a high
school.
A Cherry Party and Hayrack
Ride
Blackberry picking is the usual
thing nowdays.
The berries are
said to be not quite so plentiful as
they were last year. One family in
town has put up nearly 100 quarts
already.
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SHINGLES
Tim Linn has been idle because
of
a sore hand.
President-to-be Taft measures 72
Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. King return
inches about the waist. That is a
terrible pace to set for the fashion. ed Tuesday from a business trip to
Portland.
County Commissioners Mattoon
Chas. Miller of Viola went up
and Lewellen were over last week
into the hills east of Estacada Fri
inspecting bridge work.
day.
Mrs. Elsie Hailey, a causin of
B. F. Hirsch who has been liv
Mrs. C. M. Folsom, and a daughter ing on his place near Currinsville,
Mrs. J. E. Kane, were visitors at moved with his family to Sherwood,
the Folsom farm last week.
last E'riday. Mr. Hirsch in part
The new bridge across the river nership with an old friend will be
at Estacada stands 98 feet above the engaged in farming on a larger scale
Phil Wagner has taken down his
water. It contains nearly 160,000
feet of lumber, and 9 tons of iron old barn and made a new one of it.
“ O, were all men but wise,
in its construction.
Desiring to do well,
Miss Mary Standish, of Halsey,
This earth would be a paradise,
returned to her home last Thursday
While now it’s but a hell.”
after a short visit here with her
— Spinoza, translated.
cousin, Mrs. H. D. Trapp.
Found -A watch. Call at the
While a party was out hunting News office. Describe property.
for deer in Curry county last week, Pay add.
August Helming was mistaken for
the animal and killed..
HENRY V. ADIX, M . D.
Mrs. Wm. Stubbe informed the
Physician and Surgeon
editor of this paper last Friday that
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someone hail gone into her stock Office and residence, up stairs in the Es
tacada Pharmacy Building
pasture and had killed two valuable
Entrance between drug store and Sparks
horses of theirs by poisoning them.
store, on Broadway
Just bow a human being can do
Local and Long Distance Telephone
such things, is a mystery we have
Tlte doctor’s plictie can be connected j
never been able to understand.
We are equipped to manufacture
from 40,000 to 50,000 of the best
Cedar Shingles each day, and will
deliver them in Estacada at
FOR
Or the purchaser can get them at
the mill.
PAINTING
Paper Hanging
When wanting shingles examine
these. Orders filled promptly
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SCOTT
&
JULIUS KRIEGER
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Estacada Agent— A. Morrow
STUBBS
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Eagle Creek Wins
Co.
ESTACADA-PORTLAND
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Cars leave Estacada for Port
land:
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1:22, 3:52, 6:22, 9:15 P. M.
STATIONERY!
Cars leave Portland for Esta
cada:
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! 7 :« 5 . 9 : , 5 > 11:15 A. M. and
1:15. 3 : 45 > 6:15, 7:25 P. M.
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í Way freight leaves Estacada
in the morning, daily except
'• Sun. returning in the evening.
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TO OUR TRADE
A Rather One-Sided Game—
We are now prepared to furnish
Lost Honors Regained
you with Sewing machine needles & !
shuttles for any sewing machine1
made in the United States. These ■
are made by the Boye Needle Co. of
Chicago, and are put lip in nice, |
clean tubes, and everyone is guar- [
anteed to be true. Call and see them
and also the needle threader with
which any person can thread a nee- i
die in the dark.
If you don’t be
lieve it, come and see.
Eagle Creek entertained a large
crowd of people Sun. who gathered
there to see the second game of ball
played between the Golden Wests
and the Eagle Creek baseball team.
The afternoon was intensely warm.
The home team, backed by several
hundred rooters, were determined
to win the game which seemed to
be theirs right from the start. It is
said that considerable money chang
ed hands, and that it took two um
A show case, counters, shelving,
pires to finish the game. The score heater, stove pipe etc. for sale at
ended 6 to 13 in favor of the home very reasonable prices, atthis print
team.
ing office.
TIME CARD
: 0 . W. P. & Ry.
with your l.oine phone at night if re
quested. One long ring.
! Freight also leaves Portland
! in the morning goes to Caza
dero and returns to Portland
It is necessary, almost, foi business men to
have. Printed stationery is a convenience,
a recommend, and it is better and just as
cheap as buying store stationery, a little at
a time.
The News prints all kinds of
BUSINESS
i Main offices of the company: 132 1-2
First St. Portland, Oregon.
STATIONERY
Notke for Publication
And would be pleased to print yours
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land office at Portland, Oregon, June 10, 1908.
N otice is hereby given that George A . Bigelow of
i Portland, Oregon, who, on June 10, 1908, made
tim ber land application No. 7781 for WestJ4 of North
west
of section 20. Township 5 S. Range 4 E of
i W illam ette Meridian, has filed notice of intention to
| make final proof to establish claim to land above de-
• scribed, before the register & receiver at Portland.
| Oregon, on the 26th day of August. 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles Benbow, E . Turney, G eorge Turney and
: C. E. Mack all of Portland, Oregon.
Algernon S. Dresser, R egister
The Estacada News
Job Printery
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Mrs. Nettie Butler, a daughter of
W. J. Emmett, visited over Satur
Notice of Final Settlement
day and Sunday here.
Mrs. But
The Bank of Estacada is prepared
ler’s home is in Scappoose. Last to take care of all kinds of legal
Notice is hereby given that the under
Friday a severe thunder storm vis business.
signed, administrator of the Estate of
Settlement of estates
ited her section of the country.
Wesley Smith, deceased, has filed in. the
T r a m M a r ks
especially.
D is io n s
In the Famous Sprinqwatcr Country
County Court of Clackamas county, state
Surveyor Gossett of Portland was
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
W. A. JO NES
of Otegon, his final account as such ad
3 miles from Estacada
Anyone «ending a sketch and description may
Trespass notices printed on good
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
PROPRIETOR
employed last week by the Estacada
ministrator of said estate, and that Mon
invention
patentable.
Communion.
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tion sstrictlycoiiilden tlal. HrtNOBL^--
State Bank to lay out some tracts cloth at The News shop; 10c, three
day, the 27th day of July, 1908, at the
rent free. Oldest agency fo r Been ring patenta.
62 acres, 35 cultivated, 3 acre
Patente taken tnrouch Munn A Co. receive
for 25c.
Good rigs and careful drivers always
hour of 10 o ’clock a. in., has been fixed
of land about town.
tpecial n otice, w ithou t choree, in the
orchard mostly Italian prunes, some
i by said court as the time for hearing ob
Mrs. Ida Palmateer and little son
SPECIAL ATTENTION
jections to said report and the final settle-
For sale - Two fine residence lots apples, berries and other fruit; a
A handsom ely Illustrât n i w eekly. la rg e st cir
Given Hunting and Fishing Parties
left for Eastern Oregon last week,
culation o f any soient illo .tournai. Terms, f3 m
;
ment thereof.
dryer,
good
house,
barn,
granary
on Main St. at top of grade, 100 x
y ea r; fo u r m onths, $1. Sold by a ll newsdealers.
J. P. SMITH,
and will spend some time with rela
and other buildings. 6 head cattle,
ioo, $175. Bank of Estacada.
| Administrator of the Estate of Wesley
tives and friends at Hood River and
Branch Office. (125 F 8U W ashington. D. C.
26 acres crop, 15 ueres clover, and
W O O D & LU M BE R
Smith, deceased.
The Dalles.
Two lots 100 by 100 feet with a half interest in horses and mach
Local and Long Distance Telephone
J. P. Steininan was in town Mon house and outbuildings for sale on ine. O11 good road, one mile from
day with a pleasant smile on, and easy terms, or will trade for team p. o. store and school $3,720.
See or write
upon inquiring the cause, we were and wagon. A. 11 . Dean. Estacada
Attorneys at Law
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told that he expected a brother, W. Inquiries answered at The News
The News,
Estacada, Ore
rSET"Nortary Public, General Law
H., to arrive here this week from office.
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Practice, Mortgages foreclosed, A b
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Evansville, Iud., for a summer vis
Notice of final Settlement
stracts furnished
IN SP R IN G W A T K R L A N D SE E
it on the farm.
You are invited
Farm for Sale
Livery, Feed & Sale
STABLE
Scientific Hitierka«,
MUNN &Co.36,B"’*d’"*’ Hew York
Dimick & Dimick,
Real Estate Bargians
Notice is Hereby given that the under
A. M. SHIBLEY
Two lots too by 100 feet, house
signed, executor of the estate of Wilhelm
to bring 11s your printing
Ott, deceased, has filed in the County SPRING W ATER
and all outbuildings, well, fenced;
Court of Clackamas county, state of Ore
only $375. Easy terms. A bargain
gon, his final account as such executor,
— Bank of Estacada.
and that Monday, the 24th day of Aug
New Residence Finished
Four of the young men in the of
ust, 1908, at the hour of 10 o ’clock a. m.
has been fixed by said court as the tiuie
fice force of the O. W. P. spent all
of last week out on Roaring river.
Another new residence for Esta for hearing of objections to said report
and the final settlement thereof.
They captured a 4-pointer and rail cada has l>een completed. It is not j
A LB E R T NOTZ,
for home. W. VV. Porter took the within the incorporated limits of th e 1 Executor of the Estate of Wilhelm Ott,
party out.
city, but'is just outside west of t'.e
deceased.
U’Ren & Schucbcl,
point
where
7th
street
intersects
Mrs. Finch, a daughter of Mayor
Attorneys for Executors
The house belongs
Lane of Portland, spent Monday Wade street.
jij-a io
to
J.
W
Antrim,
and
is
situated
on
with Mrs. J. R. Wilsoli. Mrs. Finch
was once employed as cartoon artist an acre lot Mr. Antrim purchased a 1
Notice for Publication
year ago. It is built 011 the modern | Land office at Portland. Oregon. July 11. 1908
on the Morning Oregonian.
cottage 1 lan, and contains 7 rooms. | Notice is hereby given that Hszekiah E. Carr of
Everett Miller has had lumber A large veranda runs the full length Colton. Oregon, who, on October 11. 1901, made
hemestead entry No. 13890. serial 13049 fer S h i
hauled, and is getting ready to build of the house on the east side.
neH A n e H n e K S e c 14, town 5 south, range 3 east. !
a residence on his lots at the corner
W illam ette M erid en , la s filed notice of intention tc I
makefinal five year preof to establish claim to the i
of Fifth and Currin streets. Work
landabove described before the register and receiver j
Return ol the Hoop Skirt.
on it will lx-gin next Monday. A 1 Leaders of fashion delving Into the at Portland. Oregon, on the 20 day of Aug. 1908. j
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lindsey has the job.
musty past have dug up U 1 0 hoop skirts
and are delighted with the And.
lu !
A sociable will lie given tomor their haughty and arbitrary way they
row, Friday, evening in the grange have decreed that lovely woman shall
It will be in ilon die bird cage, as of yore, and go
A number of merry pleasure hall at Spriugwater.
sailing down the street demanding two-
S?ekers made up a party last Friday charge of the voting people of the thirds o f the sldewnlk for tier pr ime-
! untie. •
,
evening and weut on a hayrack ride Christian Endeavor.
We shull sec whether the new and
to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
j Improved woman."with all of the mod
Curriu north of Currinsville where
em nttachnicntsTwill submit as grace
Oddfellows
Install
fully r.s did her alster of thirty years
cherry eating was the principal pass
ago, or whether she will rise n;ia>id tell
time. Mrs. Currin had the home
the fr.sli! in leaders that It Is too late in
beautifully decorated, and the even
The Estacada Oddfellow lodge the history o f the world for man to put
ing was a most pleasant one.
De at the rtgular meeting last Saturday a biu b wire fence around her.
Meanwhile llie ex!>eet.aut goat will
licious refreshments were served a- evening, installed new officers as
stand around In the back lot r.ml await
long with the cherries.
Those in follows— N. G. Edw in Ratess V. N. llie decision, for it la a long time ol two
the party were - Zoa Irwin, Mable G. G. R Crawford; Treas. W. F. be lias hail anything as delectable m
Barr, Gertrude Morrow, May Scott, Cary; Secy. John Ely; Warden, F. the hoop skirt lunch, and the humble
humorist wilt dig Into the Hies and
Kitty Reagan. Mary Dale, Helen Crawford; Conductor, B. R Kim resurrect tho stock Joke of the Last gen
Berry, Edna Miller, Karl Cary, Roy mel; R. S. N. G. Jas. Cromer; L. eration snd make It do oue more stunt.
Morrow, A. N. Johnson, George S. N. G. Wm. Githeus; R. S. V.N.
Going Him One Belter
Shultz, Jesse Stubbs, Geo. Towns G. W. M Yonce; I, S. V. N. G.
•'flay, do you know who I am? 1 eat
end, Clyde Schock, Roliert March- Wm. Kandlc; R. S. B. Lloyd Yo a bad man for dessert every once In
bank, Warren Barr, Arthur Bur cum! L. S. B. Richard Githeus; I. awhile.”
"tTnli! t eat an Injunction for tore.,*
tnan. and Ed. Huut who furnished G ., E. M Miller; O. G .. G B fast
every morning '*
and drove the rig.
Linn; chaplain, J, C Tracy.
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By our Wayside Reporter
John Arquette
of
Ccl*on,
Oregon
Oliver Lafferty
of
Ed. Spulak
of
Michael Arquette of
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Algernon S. Dresser. R egister.
Tlmberland Act June 3. 1873
Notke for Pubtkotion
L a r i Office at Pcrtland. Oregon. M iy
4, 1909
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the
previsions of the act of Congress cf June 3. 1878
entitled "A n act for the sale of timber lands In the
states of California. Oregon. Nevada, and Washing
ten territory." as extended road! the public lend states
by act of August 4 I S92. Siephen N. C reech of Port
u<rd county of Ms tnor.vh, stai • cf Oregon Lac
ih>> iky ff>»d in 1 itila office ' k s*•orn statement No
• of thc Non* west Quaxtor
7750 fer Ih » pur
of Section E (ht (8) In ¡Girnal.i P 5 South, range
Ni 0 . 4 Eert
and will o lite proof to show
that t*e 'and v :Ç?t Is more vc'uab’e fee its timfcsr
u «o r»» Unan for agrihruUvur pur.i. i : j ard tee.ia ‘ .-
ih Ms claim to r»W lar d slie r» Hbe register and r e
•reiver at F u t’a rd Cregor* on Fric.;y the 24 day 1 .
J-.’y. 1 9 (8 .
h!e narrasa * w i « v * » «
H A Hcs-e »er of P^rtMt i C*tg<**
K. C- Sta ’ ss cf
W L S r r ’er of
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