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About The Estacada news. (Estacada, Or.) 1904-1908 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1908)
' P ï NO. 36 ok E ST A C A D A , OREGON, TH U R SD A Y , A U G U ST 20, 1908. ............ ................. ....................... ....... ------------------- - - VOL. 4 L O C A L N E W S AND P E R SO N A E M ENTION You Always Come Back E. L. Wonacott made a trip into ; Portland last week. Floyd Holder has been on the sick list but is recovering. Mrrf. J. P'nkley has returned from visiting friends in Portland. After once trading with us, be cause you always get just what you order and want. A good supply always on hand, and it is fresh and the best on the mar ket. Phone us for what you are in need of Asa Hawkins is back from his trip in the mountains. A baby born on Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Smith, of George, died. Mrs. II. V. A dix andson, Victor returned from the beach Monday. J. W. King and wife were up to Pendleton last week to see their newly acquired property. Dr. Hewitt has rented liis farm to E. L. Wonacott. * H. N. N O R TH Chas. Kitching has gone to work for W. M. Yonce, taking the place of Harry Allen. Miss Mae Stephens who will be instuructor in the primary room of the Estacada school next year was a visitor here this week. I Summer SUMMER GOODS, MILLINERY, Etc. f « * % % « I ShawSs Just the thing on these cool, Summer evenings They are light, yet keep you warm W E HAVE A LINS OF SHOES “ DALES “ Meat Market Handles the best Fresh and Cured Meats Obtainable Orders Promptly Filled for Out-of-Town, and City Trade Van Duren & Gerber, PROPRIETORS -HAVE YOUR P re s c rip tio n s » FILLED BY US AND YOU WILL BE SATISFIED Supplies Cigars, Post Cards, Fishing Fackle - The Estacada »frHH*H**t* shoes TRANSACTS* A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Writes Fire Insurance in Five of the best “DOLLAR” companies. Handles Real Estate, Town Lots both Business and Residence, and Farm Property near Estacada ore CLACKAM AS TITLE THE BANK OF ESTACADA COM PANY $ New and larger offices in Chamber of Com merce, Portland, rooms 509 10-11. Increased Facilities. Call for in formation relating to Clackamas County Lands and Titles T r a n s a c ts A G e n e r a l B a n k in g B u s i n e s s Capital, --------— Drug Store Party at Mayor Heylman's Mayor and Mrs. W. A. Hevlmati entertained a party of friends Sun- 1 day at Fern Lodge. The visitors Alrout a mile of new road is be were Mrs. Hyde Lady Command Elizabeth Hive^Nellie ing built on the main road out to er of Queen _ Garfield. Crushed rock worked up Lampson, Past Grand Commander; by the crusher is !>eing put into a Mrs. McFaddeu, O. W. Olson and bed first worked out in the middle wife; F. C. Austin, General Agent of the road. The road thns built is of the Bankers' Life Insurance Co., said to be O K, and much cheaper and wife; and W. M. Capus, all of 1 in the end than the plank road. 1 Portland. Ü $(0,000.0 0 Money to-Loan on Real Estate INSURANCE F . & F . B. R ile y , ATTORNEYS This bank has the local agency for some of the very best Fire Insurance Companies. Dr. T A T E DENTIST A p p oin tm en ts m ay be m ade w ith Dr. A d ix . Let 11s write your policy. : : If you have money to loan, we will place it for yon. If you have Real Estate for sale, list it with us, as we have no W ill v isit E stacad a on F rid a y and S atu rd a y o f each w e e k 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 ( ( ( ( ( Barber Shop Sold the Gill Bros, garden yards while he has ^ Mrs. William Palmateer has re getting along on the farm here. turned to lone after a week's visit Prof. J. E. Stubbs took the state [with Mrs. J. A. Reid. teachers’ examination last week. After spending three weeks with Mrs. J. A. Reid, Mrs. Neefus, her daughter and sister, have returned ihadeland Wonder Oats to Portland. Fotografer Bonney has moved j Wm. II. Kandle brought a sam his gallery onto the lot North-of the \ pie of oats to town Saturday which he raised on his Springwater farm meat market. this year. They stand over 6 feet Mrs. Clara Ford was spending high, aifd are well filled with oats. last week with her sister, Mrs. W. They are called the Sha deland Won M. Yonce. der and aw from seel he purchased Presiding Elder Rowland was in in Portland paying $1.25 a bushel. Estacada a couple days this week in They are prolific yiclders. conferedce with the local pastor, Rev. M. B. Parounagian. New Crushed Rock Road • Weatherbird Mrs. James Steel was taken to a company from John Yost and J. R. ! Portland hospital to receive treat Wilson. Mr. A. E. French has bought the ment and be operated on for an ab- Mrs. George'Dale and sister Hel- Richards barber ^ and took llos. Iciss. She is reported to be doing en Berry are living at Russellvilj s, ssl0n ,asr Tbl,rsday. Mr. French well. for awhile. Mr. Dale has charge o f , ¡s ;m old resident of Sellwobd where ------------------ Come in and see our Big line in the We also carry the Our rate of Exchange and Discounts will be gov- erned entirely by the Estacada Money Market, We shall try and govern our business so that the rate will be ar, close to 10c pr $100 as possible, it being the usual rate throughout the state W. A . HFYLMAN, workjng at his trade the boys are away. ' for a number of years. His family Edwin Bates has his new house will move here, but one of his ba- on the tract he purchased in the hies is sick just now. Boswell addition well along, and it --------------------- will not be long before Mr and Mrs. E. M. Miller, the hustling real j estate man, made a visit Sunday to Mr. Patterson, the big hop grow Bates can more to town to live. er of Gervias, has been around here A good organ for sale cheap. his grandmother near Jefferson. bireing pickers for his bop fields. See O. James at electric power sta Miss Lillie Glendening and her Two lots too by too feet, house tion at Faraday. sister, Miss Minnie, of Portland, and all outbuildings, well, fenced; P. Ryning, who has a farm near were guests of Mrs. L. E .* Belfils only $375. Easy terms. A bargain. Shaniko, came over last week to see and family last Sunday. — Bank of Estaqada. the family, and how everything was ]( Home cured Hams and Bacon, and rendered Lard )[ School Peters Shoes ___ Geo. Estes, S. W. Stryker, T. Yocum, ^ John Zobrist, Albert D. Schmidt Ed. Gray has sold his homestead Shultz took a ride on the new elec ■ of 160 acres East of Estacada to H. tric line to Salem last Sunday. W Close for $800. Wheat on the farm of L- Hale at The Estacada State Bank has e- Currinsville threshed 35 bushels to quipped its banking room with a the acre. Staats money changer which is the The Mount Hood Brewing Com ■ ery latest improvement in use a- pany lias begun an attachment suit inong banks for rapid counting of in judge F. M. Gill's court to re money. cover $128 claimed to be owing the Rev. S. E. Dubois, who preach es in the Presbyterian church in Springwater, will occupy the M. E. pulpit in Estacada Sunday. Rev. Parounagian will preach at his oth er appointments as usual. Cash paid for Hides and Market Produce Fancy Stationery, SHOES DIRECTORS: Five acres of land joining the W. M. Yonce was taken sick a week ago with what later developed townsite for sale $400. See Bank Estacada. e\ into typhoid fever. Monday he of was K j j taken to St Vincent hospital, and is Phil Steinman is home from Linn j » j reported to be getting along nicely. Washington. He has been with a j W. H. Kandle and wife were in- surveying crew up that way. tiated into the Rebekah lodge at Cecil Schock and Karl Cary have last Saturday’ s meeting. been out of the mountains the past The Knights of Pythias of Port wetk, but expect to return up into land and their families, two cars of the reserve again today. ” them, picnicked at Estacada yester- Mrs. C. E. Gibson has recently day. N been married to Mr. E. N. Howe of Wm. Wilson and wife Sundayed Portland. j at Orchard Home, the home of Mr. Road Overseer Marshall is work : and Mrs. Boswell. ing on the East approach to the The Estacada Rebekahs are ptan- Clackamas bridge near town. j ning on having a hayrack ride and The n th of August was the date picnic next Sunday. The party will I start from town at 8 o'clock in the of the city council’s regular meeting morn ng, go to Eaglr creek and but no meeting was held. pend the day. Miss Helen Berry and Mr. Geo. That we would be pleased to show you When you want a new pair of OFFICERS: Geo. Estes, President. S. W. Stryker, Vice-President F. E. Belfils, Cashier § <8 f Ladies’ Knit Estacada State Bank Capital, $25,000 kinds )• )'« ) ) ) Cashier. Fruits and Vegetables cy4.ll §f * FU R N IT U R E & HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR S A L E Having sold the farm, I wish to sell our household goods and furni ture J. W. King, ( on the Locker- by place) Mason Jars, Rubbers and Caps Milt Oakley came over frowNcw- berg Sunday for a few days' visit with his folks. WILL LOOK GOOD TO YOU. AT Mrs. Eva Kessler was a visito at the home of Mrs. W. A. Jones last Saturday and Sunday. C. F. H O W E ’ S Scott 9 t Stubbs, the paint and paper firm, have dissolved partner ship. . Notice T o Ncw| Pltrons $2 All unpaid accounts on subscrip tion to Tint N ews are payable to the new proprietors; those who have p>aid for the paper in advance w i'l b* furnished tlteir paper as usual, All outstanding accounts for advet- rising and material and services ren- dered up to and including this date art; to he P8'^ 1 ° the undersigned. H. A. W illia m s . $ to a week a day The Hotel Estacada ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast Local and Tourist Trade Solicited