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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1910)
K O . 47 of ESTA CA D A , OREGON, TH URSDAY, VOL. 2 I Estacada State Bank Geo. A. Steel. President. L. t Belfils, Cashier •IRECTORS: Geo. A. Steel, Thos. Yocum, John Zobrist, L. E. Belfils $25,000 Capital General banking business transacted. Drafts issued to any part of the World. Money telegraphed to any part of the United States W e handle Trusts, Commissions, Escrows and Collec tions. W e afford every facility consistent with good banking Interest paid on Tim e Deposits. 3?» six months; 4-% twelve months W e do all kinds of legal work W e represent six old line fire insurance companies W e have town lots for sale. Cash or easy payments Close 5 P. M. Hours: Open 8:30 A. M. E»«.», » » + 4 . ■F»»*. » 4 . LO CA L N EW S AND PERSO N AL MENTION Get an Abstract before you buy If you are already a landholder, be sure you really ow n the land de scribed in your deed. O u r A b s t ra c t s ot C la c k a m a s C o u n t y title s s t a n d th e test. C l a c k a m a s T it l e C o m p a n y , in c . E S T A B L IS H E D IB 0 S Head Offices; 509-511 Chamber of Commerce Building. S . 3 . ¿Riley. President PO RTLAN D , O RE. G ranit SB. ¿Riley. Secretary f t A YEA R Interested Crowd E S H H S O M B m m S J H H a fiia B I Gathers Fat cattle wanted; the fatter the better.— See Penland & Jorg. YE OLD HARVEST TIME IS HERE A delegation from the Fruit W a n t e d —Nice fat beef cattle Grower's Association met with “ members of the Commercial Club at Townsend's. Top prices paid. on Monday evening to listen to Sj W. J. Lewellen and wife who proposed plans for publicity work have been in the East returned for Estacada and vici.dty. This home on Saturday. would include Garfield, Currinsville c Mrs, Stubbe is having a fine new George, Cazadero, Sp.ingwater, j barn built on her place. Mr. Sim Dodge and Elwood. Mr. Wells o t, mons is doing the work. Portland who represents the Harri- I The fishing in and about Estaca man railroad system in publicity! da is very good at the present time. work, was the speaker. He vivid- j Early in the season fishermen were ly portrayed his methods of boost I ing for a community which so ap | not so successful as they are now. pealed to those who heard him that Estacada Furniture Co. will put the mere raising of a few thousand 1 out a lot of odds and ends in dishes dollars only looked like thirteen which they will sell at cost and less cents. for the next few days. We are satisfied if every man, GRANITES ARE SALE In the game of ball Estacada vs woman and child in the district The Coffee Kings of Portland, on could have heard the proposed de Prices special, not good afrer the local diamond Sunday the score velopment scheme revealed by Mr. July 9th. was ro to 4 in favor of the local Wells and felt that our many good, G ra y Steel E nam eled Dippers, io cts. team. n ” " 9in. pie plates 7 natural advantages to make good ” ” M wash bnsius io In the game at Eagle Creek on and contented homes, as wt II as the ** M ” pudding pans 9 Sunday the Eagle Creek team won opportunity to be classed with the to 15 eents. capitalists of our country was to be against the Portland Giauts, score G ray Steel Enam eled m ilk pans 9 to 7 to 5. The largest crowd of the told and retold over all the country 15 cents. season greeted the players and by attractive reading matter and much enthusiasm was indulged in picture stories from the real scenes, MASON ERiJil JARS they would also agrte that tile by the "fans.” Pints, per dozen, 50 cts. atnouut of money could be as easily Yocum & Haves, millmeu from Quarts, per dozen, 60 cts. raised as thirteeu cents. The Garfield have been hauling to Esta Half Gallons, per dozen, 80 cts. money invested in this way we be cada for sometime three inch plank Heavy Jar Rubbers 2 dozen for lieve will be returned with good and stacking them up at the old 15 cents. interest to all contributors. wood working plant. They loaded We also have Sure Seal Jars in these plank this week for points in the pints and quarts. Iowa. and our store is chuck-full of dood bargains. Now is the time to buy Machine Oils, South African Water Bags, Deering Mowers, Binders, Hay Rakes, Binder Twine, Hay Rope, Hay Carriers, etc. We sell the best only. Speaks Well Of Better Be Safe Than Sorry JULY 14, 1910 The new extension to the siding Estacada on the west side of the depot has been completed and shippers of wood and ties are taking advantage W. R. Wilhelm, engineer of of it at once and piling up stacks of sewers and bridges of Portland, and ties ready for shipment, Chas. J, Stirdi his assistant, and E. The dance given by the Frater F. Wilson were Estacada visitors nal Brotherhood proved to be a fine on Sunday, In conversation with dance, everybody had a good time the Progress man relative to the and there was fine order. The city of Estacada's Intended street floor was managed bv Harry Eckles and sewer construction Mr. Wil and Ray Hamilton. These dances helm had much to say favorable to Estacada and its surroundings, also will be continued once a month. of the benefit to be derived from a Seethe Estacada Furniture Co’s, system of good sewerage. He said rugs. For the next few days they that we need not feel grieved over will sell their $35 Electric Saxony the fact that our advertised bonds rugs for $28 and their Smith Sax did not find a ready market, as the ony $25 rugs for $21. Now is the larger cities were experiencing the time to buy your fine rugs. same conditions and that money J. W. Carson, of Portland, has was scarce and bond buyers were purchased five acres from J, W. extremely careful at the present Reed just east of Ferrys and in the time. He thinks Estacada will be cleared portion, paying one hun the city of Eastern Clackamas and dred and seventy-five dollars per lauded our city as beiug aggressive, acre. He is going to build on it at beautiful and a splendid place to once and is now digging a well for spend even a very warm Sunday and he was unusually delighted water. with the exceptionally good and . Commencing Sunday last and cool water to be obtained at the continuing until further notice the spring in the Park Such cooling Portland Railway, Light & Power draughts he emphatically declared Co. will run an early car on Sun was a sufficiently good reason for days only leaving Portland at 6:15 Portlanders to make weekly trips to A. M, for the accomodation of fish Estacada. ermen and others desiring to take an early start from the city. O' -fernere TWO BIG ROUND CAR The A!annThat Gets’Em Up WHEELS will keep this dock going for two years without the expenditure of oue cent for repair bills. ACCURATE BIG V A L U E FOB TWO D O L L ARS This clock is guaranteed to you for two years. You may have one in either Lemon, Gun Metal, Copper or Nickel Plate finish, Visit our Drygoods dept. We are always adding new Novelties We have other alarm clocks at 75 cents to $1.35. THE W IR ELE SS IN TER M ITTEN T. Mantle Free Fire Works $ 7-50 c a sh Livery Feed to Guaranteed to Keep C cs.ect Time for T w o Year:. VDSF. fOR CASH & Ssle j^®^®^^®^^®^®^®^ CH P A T 3 T T? STABLE 1 V W. A. JONES P R O P R IE T O R Good rigs and careful d rivers alw ays SPECIAL up ESTACADA MERCANTILE CO. MDSE. FOR G iven Clocks ATTENTION H u n tin g ami F ish in g Parties fat S T A N D IS H BRO S. WOOD & LUMBER Local and L ong D istance Telephone Lora Stormer is reported on the sick list. We ,lave a nun,ber of buyers who are locking for small tracts of land, from 10 to 20 acres suitable for apple raising. Cleared or semi-cleared land preferred. If you have more land than you can conveniently handle, why not sell off a small tract and thereby realize the ready cash and profit by a new neighbor locating on same? Phone and have representing C H A P I N & H E R L O W of Portland, list vour land. « " S tandish B ros can sell your land.” G. H. Lichtorn is treating his building on Broadway to a coat of paint, I people of Garfield and vicinity at W. B. Potwiu has leased the the Grange hall. • + + 4 -I-X Deering property and is moving E. M. Miller brought to the Pro in. gress office this week a pea vine of Harmon Green and wife of Hey- City Wins Near Kelley Boyer, of Currinsville, is the common garden variety which burn, Idaho, were Sunday visitors Beer Cases rejoicing over the arrival of a baby j was grown on his lot, broken this to F^stacada. Mrs. Green has been girl last Saturday. season for the first time. He had in Portland visiting her sister for F or S a l e — Mexican tropical put brush for them to climb that In the case of the City vs J. M, over a month so Mr. took advan Foster and J. P. Altizer arrested lands at from $6.50 to $ 2 5 per acre. any ordinary pea vine should be tage of this to visit with his friends and tried before the City Recorder II. F. Davison, 607 Quiuiby St., satisfied with, but these were not— and he has been in Portland for ten 2t they kept on growing until they are for violating a city ordinance iu Portland. days but will return shortly to his over eight feet high and as thrifty selling near beer without a license, Judge Grant B. Dimick, of Ore home. He still has faith in Esta the cases were tried out on Friday. gon City’ , will be at the Estacada and full of peas as can be. Talk cada although he likes where they Neither of the defendants denied Commercial Club room on Thurs about soil, where can you go to are living very well. the selling of near beer but pleaded day July 14 at 2 P. M. and would better it ? At the republican election of “ not guilty" for the reason that like to meet all who can arrange to ‘ 'Clothes make the man” is ail delegates to the county assembly they believed the city had no be there. ascertiou diametrically against our i held on Saturday evening the authority to prevent their selling it. Miss Maude Sturgeon of the Es- ideas of correctness, but the well following persons were elected to The city was represented by E. W. tacada Pharmacy has been on the dressed man or woman who conies represent this district al the county Bartlett and Henry F. Josltn and , ,. . , . . , „ . , T, TT / ■ Sick list for a couple of weeks She into our midst is at once admitted I assembly, which will convene in the defendants hy J. B. Hosford. r , . When in need of Furniture, Queensware, W all Paper, , is not confined to her room, but to our best society. The stranger Oregon City on Saturday next, J. Technical points of law were raised , . . , , __ does not improve as she would like not well dressed, though he may Deadening Felt, Rugs, Carpets, Linoleum, Matting, Ham W. Reed, E. W. Bartlett, Chn*. E. by the defense in a demurrer on have a good hank account, is to do. | Dubois, Al. Lindsey, E. E Saling, four contentions which was over slighted for the well dressed. When mocks, Beds and Bedding, in fact Furniture and Queens- Matt Park, of the River Mil I T, Yocum, Mr. Reinman, »A. E. ruled. The case was closed at 3:00 in need of having clothing nice ap- ware of any kind, call at the Estacada Furniture Store ; Sparks and B. O. Boswell. P. M- and the Recorder reserved met with an accident on Monday, : pcaring consult me as I clean and his decision until Monday. One of receiving a bad cut from an axe : press ladies and gentlemens clothing and get our prices when in town. Win. Krash has opened up the defendants being unable to be about the knee that requited several | and make old ones look almost like Portland Restaurant and will le W e still have a few Singer Machines left yet. Let us present Monday, requested that he stitches and will lay him up for j new I also clean rugs for the Í ready to serve patrons by the ast awhile. ladies.— A. I). B ronson , 2nd St., All Ustac'ada people j l’e I’tr " ,i,,ed lo 3^ ar T «fsday- sell you one. Come in, we will treat you right. of the week which was granted. The decision A party from the Portland Au I Estacada. ' are glad to see the restaurant again Yours I open as it is very inconveuici l to was ••guilty as charged” and the tomobile Club about one hundred Miss Bertha Thompson is spend fp e places) at fifty dollars each, and twenty in number are planning not have a place of this kind as W . D. and L. M. Henthom n g a few weeks with her friend, v, liieli was paid. t o make their weekly run to Ksta- ; »copie have been compelled to g" Mrs W. Smith. cada on Saturday next A six to Cazadero for something to eat TUe Ptugress is otic dviiai a >eai o'clock dinner will be served by the Reid the Want Ads. since it has bceu closed. rT*TT f'I I T*r“f T T T I’TTT^ ^ p Read This! DEPENDABLE BUY, SE L L , T R A D E , ETC. F or S alk — T wo good second hand sewing machines, Wheeler & Wilson and Singer. Also a brand new Eldridge direct from the fac tory. At the Progress. We have several pieces of prop erty left with us to negotiate a sale for. Intending investors iu Esta cada will do well to consult us as we may have just what you want. Inquire at the P r o g r e s s office. I* ok S a l e — Four lots, 2 roomed house, city water in house and lights. For particulars write O. R. Jacobs Dundee, Ore., R. R. WANTED Wool, hides, chickens veal and hogs Highest 1 price paid for the same Warner, Estacada Hotel. W an te d — A gentle pony. Ap ply at this office. JR H W anted —Bring in or list up anything you have to sell, so that we may he able to advertise it for the big sale on the 30th day of July Do not neglect this as we can sell an) tiling you may desile to dispose of. — M i l k e r L and C o . W a n t e d - A good farm bv lady and 2 sons, near Estacada or Caza dero Address Mis C G , Fro g ie» office.