Estacada progress., June 16, 1910, Image 1

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" Corvallis to see his son “ W ill"
i graduate. Mr. Stratton has many
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friends here who are always glad
to
welcome him. It is expected
I'at cattle wanted; the fatter the
that he and Will will visit Estacada
better. See •PeuUnd & Jorg.
before returning home again.
$ 2 5 ,0 0 0
Capital Fully Paid Up
W a n t e d Nice fat beef cattle
A wreck on the Oregon City car
at Townsend's. Top prices paid.
line about 8 o'clock last Thursday
Mrs, F. Yohann, of Aurora, Or. delayed traffic on the c.-awded street
L. E Beliils» Cashier
Geo. A. Steel, President.
] A is visiting with her mother, Mrs car line for several hours, the cars
Sagner.
being held at the Golf Liuks from
DIRFCTORS:
Mr. I.ovel and family were in 10 to about 2:30. It Was a htadou
Portland taking in the Carnival collision. A motormau aud three
Geo. A. Steel, Thos. Yocum, John Zobrist, L. E. Belfils
or four others were hurt.
last week.
f
Bank I
Estacada State
Mrs. Belle Claik and daughter,
of Corvallis is visiting at the Cong-
doii home.
deposits
and Savin g
W e issue Drafts to any part of the
^
Accounts.
W o rld .
We
telegraph money to any part of the Unit­
ed States. W e solicit accounts.
Si A Y E A R
LO C A L N EW S AND
P E R SO N A L M ENTION
Jack Inglish, of Garfield, had his
house nicely painted. Shankland
did the work.
W e pay interest on T im e
1910
E X T R A S P E C IA L
B n a s a ia w
am. s e « « * .
In Ladies, Misses and Childrens White Canvas Oxfords.
Better Road Grade
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To Garfield
Ladies’ Embroidered White Canvas Oxfords, sizes 2
to 8.
Regular $2.00 now
$1.48
Estacada Commercial Club T o
In a game of ball at Eaglt Creek
Aid Garfield Citizens In
on Sunday the Pleasant Home team
won by a score of 4 to 1.
Getting Better Road
The River Mill has been started
up to saw timbers for the work on
the dam.
At a meeting of the Commercial
Club held on Monday evening to
Ladies’ Plain White Canvas Oxfords with leather heels, sizes 2'A to 8. Regular $1.75
take some action regarding a new
now $1.25
W e make loans and place loans for our clients
grade that is being advocated to
Garfield, a committee of .three, A,
E. Sparks, E. S Wotner aud W.
Mr. Clarkson, of Hood River,
D. Henthom was appointed to aid
who is the purchaser of the Sellers
Close 5 P. M.
Hours: Open 8 :5 0 A. M.
lit securing the right of way for the
place, was here Sunday looking
proposed road so that no delay
over his property.
should occur in getting to work 011
Chas. Kitching, who has been it at once and before the bad
on the sick list for a couple of weather comes.
i
aaBaaaaaaaBaaEBasasasaSE weeks is able to be about again and
Misses’ Plain White Canvas Oxfords, sizes 11 'A to 2. Regular $1.25 now
9 S c.
Walter Snuffin road supervisor,
his friends are all glad to see him Henry Epperson and E. L. Wona-
Miss Jennie Shankland, after an cott, of Garfield, attended the meet­
extended visit with friends and ing in the interest of the roa 1 . It
relatives in Portland, returned appears that the present roadway
East from the foot of the grade to
home Tuesdays
near the Stevens tract of land is
Mrs Florence Richards spent a
not located where the road survey
day at the Reagan home the first
was made. This fact, and also that
of the week. Mrs. Richards is
Children’s Plain White Canvas Oxfords, sizes up to size 9. Regular $1.10 now - 8 0 c .
the grade is from twelve to fifteen
now living in Portland and Is work
per cent., was the reason Mr. Snuf-
ing in one of the department stores.
fin gave for not expending one
Chas. B. Merrick, register of the thousand dollars on this particular j
land office in Portland, has been part of the road. It appears there
named to succeed Mr Young, de­ is no record for this particular piece
ceased as postmaster for Portland, of road aud the original survey
MDSE.
MDSE.
If you are already a landholder, Ore.
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would increase the grade, which, is
CASH
CASH
possibly
the
reason
why
it
was
not
j
be sure you really own the land de-1 Miss Hammond, Miss Berchar and placed on the survey in the first
-yrrtyyi.
!
Mrs. Anna Reed, are teachers that
f.ŒS
place. A new survey has been
spent
part
of
Saturday
and
Sunday
scribed in your deed.
of the Festival week at the Antrim made that does not exceed six per uneasiness was felt by our business j open a studio in Los Angeles for
cent and it is the desire of the Gar­
home.
interest lest the wotk should be de thv Pacific Coast work.
field people that this be opened up.
It is the desire to lifcve the
The company docs advertising
Mi. Howard James has received As the land through which it layed
STABLE
O u r A b s tr a c ts oi C la c k a m a s C o u n ty titles
a letter from Mrs. James stating passes has been laid out in small work done by the close of 19 11. for the railroad companies as well
W
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as
furnish
films
for
the
moving
The
building
of
this
power
plant
s t a n d th e test.
she will leave Michigan on June tracts it has increased the difficulty
PROPRIETOR
20th for home, consequently she of securing the right-of-way with­ means much to our growth as a picture business. They are here
Good ri^s and careful drivers always
for
the
Southern
Pacific
and
O.
K.
cily
and
business
enterprises.
may be expected to arrive the last out condemnation
proceedings.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
& N. companies. It is a pleasure
of next week.
C l a c k a m a s T it l e C o m p a n y , i n c .
Given Hunting and Fishing Parties
This is what the committee from
to Estacadians to know that the
Justice Court Cases
E ST A B L ISH E D 1 8 0 3
On Monday Judge Bates tried the Commercial Club was to aid in.
beautiful scenery which abound» in
Head Offices: 509-511 Chamber of Commerce Building. PORTLAND, ORH. pj the case wherein D. Crosseu was This committee at once went over
WOOD & LUMBER,
Business in Judge Bales’ court on and about us will be seen by thous­ I .oral and Long Distance Telephone
plaintiff and Mary L. Day and A. the ground aud while as yet the
Saturday consumed most of ltie ands of people unable otherwise to
fftiteif, Secretary
S.
fRiley. President
J. Brown were defendants. Judge­ fill! light has not I k in satisfactorily
day
in hearing. Two cases were get a glimpse of their beauty.
a pleasure trip.
ment was rendered in favor of the agreed upon it is to be hoped they
tried, the first being one against
plaintiffs for claim in full with will yet be successful.
Public Auction
Mr. and Mrs. A. J Kitzmillet and
BUY, S E L L , T R A D E , ETC.
costs.
their son Walter, charged with as­ will be held in Estacada on the last
sS.' s b s e s b s k
E. K. Brockman, printer from Bit* Concrete Dam
sault by J. L. Ellis. The decision Saturday of each mouth. If you
F or S a l e T wo good second
Portland and former editor of The
was that 110 assault had been com­ have anything that you do not hand sewing machines, Wheeler &
Will Be Rushed mitted. In the other case Kitz- need bring it in and let us sell it Wilson and Singer. Also a brand
x Hetald, Steger. 111 ., was a visitor
Commission reasonable. new Eldridge direct from the fac­
at the Progress office. He thinks
tniller charged Ellis with the theft fur you,
— Miller Land Co.
Estacada is a thriving town and
of posts.
Decision was
“not
tory, At the Progress.
First one will be held June 25U1.
wishes he cculd spend a month at
guilty.”
One Hundred Men Are At
We have several pieces of prop­
it's beautiful Clackamas River,
It appears that this trouble grew
erty
left with 11s to negotiate a sale
W ork Now A nd This
out of the cutting from the light of Two Well Known Youn$
On Saturdav morning last at the
for. Intending investors in Esta-
wav
for
a
road,
of
some
timber
Force T o B'j Added
R. M. Standisli home a pnmp little
Pcople Married cada will do well to consult us as
over which Mr. Ellis was the over­
miss, who will answer to the name
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we may have just what you waut.
seer. The decision
leaves the
of Margaret, made her appearance
On Wednesday morning Chas. Inquire at the P r o g r e s s office.
matter as it was. We did not
and was welcomed. She is the
W a n t e d -G ood fat beef cattle,
learn if an appeal was contemplated Kitching, of Currinsville, and Mae
namesake of Mrs. Evans her grand­
| Barr, two very well known young highest prices paid,—See Penland
W. J. Kellogg is the new super­ or not.
mother and balanced the scales at
jK-ople of this community, went to & Jorg,
intendent of construction for the
Oregon City on an early car with
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Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging m
Q f E sta c a (Ja
Rev'.
Kuhlman
following
closely,
Co.,
contractors
for
tlie
new
cou
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On Sunday evening a wreck oc-
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Scenery Will Be Taken which excited the curious, inquiry
cured on the line of the P. R. L. & erete dam being erected at the
brought the information that by ar­ Sabbath School
I P at Deep Creek. A north bound River Mill. Mr. Kellogg, in com­
to a. m.
rangement Rev. Kuhlman’ s ser- Preaching
pany
of
Mr.
Rands,
paid
the
Pro­
ear in taking a siding to let the
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vices were desired in Oregon City
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other car pass was derailed and gress office a call last week and in „
League
6:30 P- 111.
ran through the Deep Creek statimi conversation we learned it was the S e l,R P o ly scoPe C o n e r e 1 0 |0 make the young people mail and Prayer Meeting on Thursday E\ en-
Take Pictures— Sent By
wife.
W h en in need of Furniture, Queensware, W a ll Paper, ■ No one was hurt but the cars were intention of the company to push
ing
8 P- m.
the work of building as rapidly as
detained some.
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Deadening Felt, R u g s, Carpets, Linoleum, M atting, Ham­
E. Blockley and Mr. Sherrard,
possible. One hundred men are at
Church of Clirist-—Next Sa •bath
The Selig Polvscope Co. had a
P. Companies
division
superintendent from l’or.-
work
now
and
this
force
will
be
in­
mocks, Beds and Bedding, in fact Furniture and Queens­
special car of baggage and special
Innd of the forest service, took a Bible School
creased as rapidly as the circum­
10 P. in.
apparatus come in on Wednesday.
ware of any kind, call at the E s ta c a d a Furniture S to r e
■ "hike” afoot to tile summit of the I’ rtaching
stances will permit.
a. in.
The first photographs fr.r the
Mr. James L. McOic, manager Cascades near Clackamas Meadows. Yon..g Peoples’ Mi eting 7
The .contractois are a firm that
and get our prices when in town.
P m.
picture story about Estacada were
i-ryon contracts of large pro- of the Selig Polyscope Co , and They did not follow the trails but Preacliing
m.
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taken in the Park. We have some
W e still have a few Singer Machines left yet.
Let us
p rii ,u- all over this country and twenty six professional theatrical took to the woods. They bad a
j; beautiful scenery ami f tl • com­
i' is gratifying to this vicinity and people are in Estacada all week tak- packer meet them at Clackamas
sell you one.
C om e in, we will treat you right.
pany lias favorable wei.tbt r tin re
\V. A. Jones was a Portland
'■ • s ip s <■ immunity to know that ing scenes from Estacada and vi- Meadows with horses They came
is no doubt altout tile pieti.r s 1ln:t
Yours
visitor
Thursday.
back
to
Fistacada
over
the
old
Bar-
tin» wo:k i i.iltie pushed forward | einity for moving pictures to tie
can be produced.
low
road
and
by
way
of
Sandy.
The
mill irew from Pavls &
sold
everywhere
¡1
g
work
i
f
this
kind
always
takes
produced
and
W . D . and L . M . H enthom
me To. <
1 *; preliminaries and as The company’s headquarters are Some rough country was gone over Webster’s mill will give a dance in
R. A . Stratton, of Hamilton
Mont., was a Sunday visitor will; tiie season was advancing when Chicago at the present time, but and as it rained during the trip Hum’s hall on Saturdav evening.
lojih.a work cau b st be doue, some [arrangem .uU have lieen made to [they did uot feel as if they were cn^Juuc 25.
I ,|, |, , 4 > - n . 4 4 4 4 4 4 ’H ‘- H - 4 4 ‘H 4 '1 4 4 4 4 « W - l '* 4 - t - H - l " l " f 'l - + - l , friends in Estacada ou his waj
H. II. Anders went to
Portland
to see his daughter Mable on Wed­
nesday. She is in a hospital. He
found her improving.
Better Be Safe Than Sorry
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