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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1908)
t ESTACADA P E ST A CA D A . OREGON, MO. M o» VOL. i . Estdcada ' State Bank LO CA L NEW S AND PERSONAL MENTION I^eal TH U R SD AY, Estate DECEMBER 17. 190H. Transfer Livery, Feed 4 Sale STABLE Capital, $25,000 It is not often we have the privi Wm. Perry made a visit to Salem lege of recording a real estate trans 00 Saturday returning on Sunday action where the profits have been Mrs. DeShields another daugh so great as it is'our privilege to re ter of John Tracy ia reported on cord in the’ ease of Ed. Huntjof our the sick list. little city, but it all goes to show PreaMent. S. W. Stryker, David Eahelmnn is going to what cau be done when in the line L. E. Bellils, Cashier learn the barber trade. He is go- of progiJ«sion the’emergeucy arises December »903 Rd. Hunt bonght E. M. Miller, Real Estate Officer ingiuto the shop with Hearing. 8 6-10 acre- of land on the North Holly North is spending a few side o f the Clackamas at the West days this week renewing friend end' of the bridge payiugjtwenty-five ships aud shaking hands. D IR E C T O R S: dollars for^the tract. JLn the course J. R. Wilson has gone to Pend of a few years he sold me timber on leton whereat is understood he will the tract to J. D. Forbes, who at engage in business. that time had a big wood contract, for the sum of fifty dollars, thereby Fred Morris aud G. I. Brown were in Estacada on Tuesday. doubling his original investment They registered at the Estacada and retaining the land. On D»C. 10th Mr. Hunt sold this same tract Hotel. of 8 6-10 acres to the Portland ISACTS A GENERAL B A N K IN G B U S IN E S S Don’t forget the ’Happy Buuch’ Railway, Light & Power Co. for dance on New Year’ s Eve at the three thousand dollars all of which Writes F ire Insurance in F ive of the best “ D O L L A R ” Pavilion. Ed. says it is going to proves the ascertion made by the be the "greatest ever.” ootnpanies. H andles R eal Estate, Tow n Lots P r o g r e s s that right at our very A new baby' boy came to the door-steps lie the opportunities of both Business and R esidence, and Farm home of C. Logan on last Thursday increasing our wealth if we will but Property near Estacada evening. Motherland son are get take advantage of them. Not all ting along nicely, so it is reported. of these opportunities are inclosed ROTARY PUBLIC ON OUR STAFF T. W. Parker who bought the iu fine tissue paper wrappers either. 5. W. Stryker, T. Yocum, John Zobrist, Albert D. Schmidt CORRESPONDEN TS Dick ranch was so unfortunate as to have one of his valuable horses die of spasmotic colic on Monday night. Merchants National Bank 01 Portland National City Bank or N ew York FOR S A L E ABSTRACTS OF TITLE Good team of mules cheap,— Chas. Cleveland, Gresham, Oreg. For all lands and Iota in Clackam as County prepared and «■H aded by C L A C K A M A S T IT L E C O M P A N Y •09-510-311 CHAM BER OP COMMERCE BUILDING, L. M. Tudor general agent for the Harriman lines and located at Pueblo, Colo. with his wife and daughter, Ruby paid Geo. Estes of the Estacada State Bank a visit on Friday. James Porter a'Mocomotive en gineer and an old time rail-road friend of’Mr. Geo. Kates, L. E. Belfils and S. A. Gorrell spent some time[Monday renewing friend ships with these'gentlemen. PORTLAN D, OREGON. T h is Com pany has prepared and is the owner of the best and meat com plete set of abstract books of Clackam as C ounty titles Orders for abstracts, extensions of abstracts, certificates of title, tax searches, or any inform ation relating to land titles, will be received b y the W A N TE D fio o o for 7% Inter est, 3 or 5 years. 1st mortgage for house building purposes —E. P. Scott. Estacada, Oregon. Mrs. Milt Marshall is reported on the'sick list.li.Shelsl[suffering from heart trouble. It is thought that ever excitement aud worry over the illness of her brother, N. M. Tracy and his son has caused her trouble. NOTICE Case Against A L Close Dismissed The trial of Al. Close 'for viola ting a city ordinance, brought in the name of the city by the mayor was tried before Recorder Johnson on Tuesday. Geo. C. Brownell the defeudeuts lawyer being engaged with another case, Gordoa fy Hay es another well known lawyer of a- bility, from Oregon City, came to try'the case. From the commence ment of the case it was to be seen that the case was largely to be fought on technical points' of law, and net on the merits of the case. The prosecution produced three wit nesses who testified that they had secured what they called whiskey but Which they had purchased un der some different name. They here rested their case and the de fense moved to dismiss the case for want of evidence to prove that the city had a legal ordiuance against selling liquors, by their failure to prove the signatures of the then acting Recorder and Mayor. After several legal tilts between council in reference to’ points of law Judge Johnson sustained the motion to dismiss the case and the defendent was discharged and his bond releas ed. fi A YEAR W . A. JO N E S PROPRIETOR Good rijfs and careful drivers always SPECIAL Given ATTENTION Hunting und Fishing Parties WOOD & LUMBER Local and Long Distance Telephone E. P. Scott sold to Mrs. Clara Heuthoru a house and two lots m thej/obrist addition. Lot 1 Block 1 Lot 5 Block 21 Consideration ¿580. All the children taking part iu the Christmas entertainment at the Church areVequested^tojneet at the Church au Saturday at half past two. A son of G. E. Dick is quite ser iously ill. Heart trouble is the ail ment. Another doctor was called iu consultation with Dr Adix and as we go to press it is understood he is some better. LOAN M ONEY W A N TE D 7% allowed on money left with me to loan. Farm loans a special ity. Abstracts furnished.— Grant 1 B. Dimick, Oregon City, Oregon. E. Blockley came from the mountains last week with his head bandaged, from a "knock out" with poison ¿oak. He has been spending this week at the Estacada with his family.^ He^has recovered sufficient from the effects of the poison to return to his camp up the Clackamas, which he expects to do soon. CHURCH M. E. Church- AT Estacada F U R N IT U R E Store S E R V IC E S -Next Sabbath Sabbath School 10 a. m. Preaching at 7 p. m. League 6:15 p. m. Prayer Meeting on Thursday Even- mg 7 P- Church of Christ----December 20 We keep a Full Line of Goods. Figures. AU Prices iu Plain New arrivals of Goods right along Wc are agents for Boye Needle Chart and Needle Threader Threads a needle in the dark Picture Framing dertakers. Bible School 10 a. ra. Preaching at 11 a. m. Young Peoples’ Meeting 6:30 p. m. Preaching 7 p. m Prayer Meeting on Friday Eveuiug at 7 p. m. THE a Specialty. H ouse Furnisher». U n A Fine L ine of Queens W are on hand. * * * * * Com e in and see our stock and be coovinoed you can get A B A R G A IN Some of the things We Saw in the Ger Goods sold on the Installment Plan AB bills, must be settled for at the end of the month, before any man Burn Let us stand right by Santa further credit will be extended. Ciaus and the ¡[Christmas giving. — F. VanDuren He has made the world brighter The "German Burn" as it is fam and better and happier. His work iliarly called is a community of N. M. Tracy has been taken is not yet done. As long as there ranchers, mostly Germans. As the down by typhoid fever and Ilia con is a poor lonely heart anywhere in german settlements are always no dition was quite serious the fore- the world; as long as there is a ted for their thrift and aggressive oat t of the week, but at this time man or woman who needs to be ness, this is no exception to the rule wa are glad to state hat taken a cheered up; as long as there are the following, and tho6e desiring this class of goods will find for on every baud can lie seen fine, change for the better. His son boys and girls to love, so long will commodious dwellings and barns, Earl is improving also although there be something for this Saint of this a Golden Opportunity to buy a number of which are nicely paint very weak. the[Big Heart to do. ed. The first settlements were made On Saturday evening Dec. 19 at G. E. Dick in the Garfield dis by Ferdinand Rath, George Lins 7130 p. m. a social will be given at trict has sold his ranch of eighty- and J. C. Schmidt about forty years the Currinaville school house. An seven acres to T. W. Parker of Sa ago. The settlement has a good interesting programme will be given lem. The Parkers are now moving school building and a church. New for which an admission fee of 10 in and Mr Dick is storing his roads are also being opened up and cents will be charged for all over 14 house hold goods in Estacada tem it is to lie hoped that a more direct years of age. After the program porary, as he is undecided as to his rout will be established to Estaca the ladies will serve refreshments futurejutentious. It is to be hoped da than they now have, *s it will at reasonable prices. The proceeds that Mr. Dick will find something be a mutual benefit to the settle are to aid in building the parsonage aliout Estacada that will be to his ment and Estacada. While in the liking. community we took pains to get the NOTICE sentiment of the residents regarding This includes I Punt Body Read Wagon. Regular Mr. C. J. Henthom, his mother, a R. F. I). route to start from Es- I 12-6 Notice is hereby given that Al- Mrs. Clara and sister, Miss Mable tacada and all persons spoken to re price of which is $ 5 0 .0 0 Special price $ 3 9.50 fredia Klaetsch, my wife, aud I have rented and are moving moving into 1,110 gardiug the matter were unanimous Empire Disc Drill at a special price of $69. Also many have seperated and that I will not the house vacated by Ray Wilcox > I in their opinion favorable to such l>e responsible for any debts con on the Shafford place. They, in other articles, including Steel Ranges, One Horse Cultiva company of L. M Henthorn ’ and ! »"augment and the only thing lack- tracted by her.— O. C. Klaetsch. tors, Single and Double Shovel Plows and etc. wife, who is a son in-law of W. D. 1 ‘“ tr « f°r someone to take the lead Centennial Rebekah Lodge at Henthorn, all left Kansas together and make an effort to secure the their meeting on Dec. 9th made the aliout two months ago. They stop-! r . p n. We would suggest that following nominations of officers ped off in the State of W ashington so|ne 0f 0iir business men at once for the ensuing term: Noble Grand, on their way West, while W. D. get out the proper petition and we Mrs. Robt. Currin; Vite Grand, Henthorn and family came on j^|jeve such a rout will result to the Mrs. James Helfrich; Secretary, through. It is Mr. L. M. Hen- ¡ntcrtst Qf an concerned. We will Miss Mae Scott; Mrs. J. Tracy and Mrs. Willis Yonce, for Treasurer. thorn's intention to build on th e 1 be glad to use space in the P r o g These nominations will be acted ten acre purchase of bis father-in- r e s s to help “ boost” a R. F. D. upon at the next regular meeting law/ Dec. 3. for the "German Burn.'’ H. Cooper & Co. Estacada State Bank We will make Special Prices on W e have just placed on sale a fine lot of N ew Goods In Every Line W h ich we want you to see, that you may make the best selections. The Goods are right A nd the Prices are right We still have a Nice line of Shawls We are abo agents for Dimond Dyes DALES CARY HARDWARE CO. ? k L
