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About Estacada progress. (Estacada, Or.) 1908-1916 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1910)
» f ■ » * »? ' 1 NO. 51 op VOL. E STA CA D A . OREGON. TH URSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1910 2 Estacada State Bank Geo. A. Steel, President. L. t Belfils, Cashier DIRECTORS: Geo. A. Steel, Thos. Yocum, John Zobrist, L. E. Belfils Capital $25,000 LO CAL NEW S AND PERSONAL MENTION j Early Sunday Morning Jj Fat cuttle wanted; the fatter the better.— See Penlgnd & Jorg. W ANTED Nice fat beef cattle at Townsend's. Top prices paid. Mrs. C. B. Smith, of Potlland, spent several days with her parents in Garfield. Fire Blaze In Building Occupied By Foster Gives Firemen Hard Fight O. P. Hoff, state labor comtnis- On Sunday morning a fire broke stoner, visited J. W. Antrim and out in Foster’s place that at this family last Sunday. season of the year might have was held in the Commer cial Club room on Monday evening An organization was effected, A. E. Sp irks was elected temporary 1 chairman and K. W. Bartlett tem-!S porary secretary. These officers ware later made the permanent officers. Voluntters to join the company were asked for and twenty-five persons signed to become members. The following officers were then elected, Chief, A. R. Haskins; Treasurer, John Page. The chair appointed the following persons a committee on constitution and by laws, Haskins, Page and Kimmel. The committee are to report at a meeting to be held at the club room on Thursday evening. The neces sity of the fire companj is apparent j i to all and they should have the un divided support of every good citi-1 zen. For My Lady Heinz Pure Malt Vinegar, per bottle, 15 cents Heinz Pure Tomato Catsup, 15 and 25 cents per bottle. Heinz Pickles, India Relish, etc. in bottles 25 to 30 cents. f u r th e ISuetij u>hu C a r e s Rogers 1847 Silverware Polish 25 cents : i)rovtd mori s,-'rious thau il was' The buildings on the block are all frame and all built solid. They were built when Estacada was in its infancy and 1 milter was cheap We would be very much pleased and no object, consequently there to have the wire stretchers belong was plenty of excellent material to ing to us returned at once.— Esta make a good fire. cada Mercantile Co. It was three o'clock when Paul, S. P. Waterbury desires to thank the chitiantan, in Foster's place the boys who aided him during the who has a room and sleeps upstairs Sunday morning fire in trying to discovered smoke in his room and Young Man Shot save his. property. Their services ran to the street crying “ Fire," are thoroughly appreciated. He says he first tried to put it out. B y Comrade A dance was in progress at The water pipe for the extension of the mains in the Zobrist Ad Hunt's hall, also a number of dition has arrived and will be laid persons were at the depot where the special car was waiting the arrival at once. of the party who were bringing out W an ted -Good fat beef cattle, Ottie Johnson from the mountains. Close 5 P . M. ! : highest prices paid, — See Penland Among the latter was Paul Womer, Hours: Open 8:50 A. M. & Jorg, from this office, and hearing the On Sunday July 31 a parly of six On and after September 1st the cry of “ fire” ran to the fire hell aud Estacada Mercantile Company will gave the alarm. The number of young men from Sycamore went to close promptly at 8 P. M. Satur persons close at band soon had tli* the upper ford on Roaring River on hose in place and water on the fire. a hunting trip On Thursday day at 9 P. M. It was very 1 ard to lecate just morning wtrile Ottie Johnson was Mr. Arthur Holeusboe and family where the fire was on account of standing by a rock near the river and Mr. Wm. Zerble and family, the dense smoke. The building he was mistaken for a deer by Pete j formerly of West Salem, W is., now of Portland, friends of Mayor Reed being ceiled on the sides as well as Ostlund who shot at him twice and residents of his old back East on the ceiling and the fire being be: with a .30-30 Winchester John town, are at The Estacada for a tween this ceiled portion and the son was only about 100 \ards dis couple of weeks vacation. The silling it was difficult to get the tant. He wore light-colored cor We have a number of buyers who are looking for small children of the party, together with water on the fire. The fire in the duroy trousers and a growth of tracts of land, from 10 to 20 acres suitable for apple raising. those belonging to the Mayor's meantime hid !u-n carried to near underbrush prevented seeing plain Cleared or semi-cleared land preferred. ly. The second shot took effect, ly every portion of the second story family, were enjoying a buggy ride If you have more land than you can conveniently handle, on Suuday with the Mayor’ s old by the currcut of air exisling be striking him in the thigh aud break why not sell off a small tract and thereby realize the ready trusty family horse when Clyde tween these two and the tinder like ing the bone. cash and profit by a ne-.v neighbor locating on same ? The wounded man was taken to I substance it came in contact with. Zerble fell from the buggy and was Phone and have ruu over by the wheels but escaped, Willing hands among the citizens camp and made as comfortable as were ready and willing to aid iu possible. One of the campers came ' subduing the flames which these out to Jas. Duncan and telephoned I Mr. Al. Drill and family of Caz- volunteers and impromptu firemen to Dr Adix. He being away his ] KL representing C H A P I N & H E R L O W of Portland, list vour adero left on Wednesday by auto were fighting. They were dressed assistant went to the comp and ! V) land. for a trip to the Coast. Tillamook in their best Sunday suit mostly, made the patient as comfortable as ‘S t a n d i s h B r o s , can sell your land. is their destination, but they will but that made no difference, they visit other interesting places. Mr. sacrificed their personal appearance T w l s v^ryidifficulfowing to the | <g*» Drill is a faithful employee of the and became water soaked as well as rough trail to get the wounded man P. R. L & P. Co., having charge smoked. Finely, after about two to the settlement. It is about 25 O u r A b s t r a c t s oi C la c k a m a s C o u n ty t it le s BUY, SE L L , TR A D E. ETC. of the Cazadero power plant. He hours of hard work, they bad tlie miles east of Estacada where the s t a n d t h e test. has a two week's vacatiou and fitted satisfaction of knowing they bad accident happened, Eighteen miles We have several pieces of prop his auto for a regular camping tour saved a whole business block aud of this distance the man had to be erty left with us to negotiate a sale with all necessary supplies for the possibly more of Estacada property. tarried by men. At Duncan's a for. Intending investors in Esta C l a c k a m a s T it l e C o m p a n y / i n c . pleasure of the trip. They will P R O P R IE T O R All credit is due to men for their wagon was ready to take their cada «il! do well to consult us as ESTA BLISH ED 1 8 9 3 make a camp where their fancy efficient and willing aid. Most of places. On Friday night six Esta Good rigs and careful drivers always we may have just what you want. Head Offices: 509-511 Chamber of Commerce Building. PO RTLAND, ORK. dictates and expect to enjoy the the citizens deserve special mention cada people with Alfred Johnson, SPECIAL ATTENTION Inquire at the P r o g r e s s office. Given Hunting and Fishing Parties full vacatiou iu this manner. but the men who clamDered through fat*ier of Ottie, started from Estaca F or S a i . k —T wo Jersey cows and S. SRiiey, Sfrtink SB. S fiiU t j. W. R. Stokes and son Roy and smoke and water, room by room, da for the camp. It was a long and j one heifer. One Sharpies Cream WOOD & LUMBER the three Standish “ triplets,” cutting their way into where the tedious job, but about three o'clock ■ Separator and two dozen chickens. Local and Long Distance Telephone “ Boh,” “ Phil” aud Miles, took a fire was and putting it out and then Suuday morning the party arrived Apply to H. C. Paulsen, Dodge. “ hike” to the woods on Wednes going to the . next, did splendid in Estacada where a special car W a n t e d —Bring in or list up fl f . . . . , ,, , «-CK- g -L T -T L X r ■ day with a determined look on work. The opinion ot those who awaited them. The wounded man 1110ns, Lot 14 in Blk. 8. Estacada. ■«Will anything von have to sell, so that their faces, iutent to either catch inspected the building after the fire was taken to the Good Samaritan $IO . W. H. Morehouse Investment we may he able to advertise it for fish enough for breakfast or kill a was out was that it was set afire, Hospital, where, after an operation Co. to Union Lumtier Co. Ltd the big sale on the 30th day of July deer. They expect to camp at whether by accident or not could to remove the bullet, it was an SEr 4 of SW1-4 of Sec, jo , SW1-4 not neglect this as we can sell Squaw Lake for three days, deem not definitely be established. nounced he would get well. ing that a sufficient time in that Chas. Dahlquist, Ollie Dahlquist, of NW1-4 and W1-2 of SW1-4; anything you may desire to dispose Circumstances indicate that it neck-owoods to do either of the was done intentionally, as in a rear Pete Ostlund, John Forsgren, Ollie SE1-4 of SW1-4; SE1-4 of SW1-4 of. — M ili . br L a nd C o . above things or recuperate from the room underneath the stairway Forsgren and Ottie Johnson com of See. 26; NE 1-4 of NW1-4 and Lessons given iu painting, piano, long siege of harvesting just past where some barrels and.other litter posed the party. Chas. Dahlquist, N1-2 of NE1-4 of Sec. 29, NF.1-4 elocution and french by a university by these ranchers. were standing an empty bottle John and Ollie Forsgren came back and W 1-2 of NW1-4; NWr 4 of teacher. Terms reasonable. Apply The dance given by the Fraternal plainly indicated it bad contained on Thursday, the same day the ac SW1-4 NWr 4 of SW1-4 aud Lot 1 Florence Peltou, at the wood work- brotherhood was a grand success. The kerosene Also underneath this cident happened, blit did not know Sec. 36 in T. 4 S. R. 5 E. $90,- iug plant, Estacada, largest crowd that has ever been in stairway and against the wall anything alxnit it as the accident 000. F' or S ai . k — Five grade Jersey Hunt's hali attended. Everybody had a occured after they left. William A. Cunningham et tlx heifers 4 to 1 1 months old. Good showed where the fire had eat its good time aud the music was good. Floor to F. J. Van Zandt 71.91 acres in stock and cheap. — O. T. Hunt. managers were Boswell, Hamilton and way through the ceiled side and Eckies. They know hr,w to make every been carried all through the upper Deeds Filed For Record Sec. 10 T. 4 S. R 4 E. $ 10. F or S a i . k Three room house, one enjoy themselves. portion. Mr. Foster, when asked William A. Cunningham to F. two lots, price $650. Inquire at if be had any theory, declared he Light & J Vati Zandt 80 acres in Sec. 10 T this office. 1 Portland Railway, believed it to be set on fire, but¡, power Co to W. H. Morehouse 4 S. R, 4 E. fro. _ _ ,. F o r S a i . k —T wo good second further could not conceive ot any- j Investmfcnt Co S E ^ of S W tf of James Dubois to Henry Raymond . . . . J _ hand sewing machines, \\ heeler & one or for anv purpose that should The Morning Oregonian of Aug. Sec. 20; SWJ^ of N W % and WJ 4 Lots 2. 3, 4, 6 and 7 Sec. 31, T. 3 ' j. ' o ’ I Wilson and linger. Also a brand 8th tells of the noted Evaugelisl do such an act. of SWJi and SEJi of SW % of S. R. 4 also the N E 1-4 of NE1-4 new Eldridge direct from the fac- Geo. W. Taylor & Co. leaving Los Sec. NK1-4 of NW1-4; N1-2 of of Sec. 36. T. 3 S. R. 3 E- ***» • j lory At the ProgreM. Angeles by steamer Iround for Port Subscribe now NE1-4 of Sec 29; N E rq.n id Wr 2 Otto C. Klaetscl. to Clackamas ^ w A good (eam land. It also tells of large taber of NW1-4 of SW1-4 and Lot r in nacles being huil> at Lebanon aud o E 1-2 CoT Y' ¿ traCl r la"q Dr “ r t horses, price $75 One fresh Oregon City preparatory to union Volunteer Fire Depart- N R ,.4 road m SeC i7 T - * S R 4 k *'■ and calf, $30. Also pigs. C C. C. Miller to W. H. Mattoon. Thomas, Springwater, Ore. meetings. These people are com and Lots 3 and 4 of Sec. 20 T, 4 S. ment Organized ! Lots 7 and 8 iu Blk 8 Zobrist Ad- ing first to Estacada. Meetings be R. 6 E. $100 gin next Sunday morning. Three It has been learned that the title Charles R. Lovell et ux to The dition lo Kstacada' $>■ The fire Suuday morning resulted meetings will be held Sundays. Merchants Savings Alt Trust Co. J B Kraft et al to F reel Country- to the property burned here that Singing and instrumental music in arousing the cit zc-tts of Estacada 157.85 acris in lke Hugh Currin man, Lots 4, 5, 6, 7. 8, 9, to, 11, Fo:,ter was iu stood in the name of will be special features Professor to the fact that an organized fire D. L. C. $2; 1 u , 13 in Blk. 2 in Estacada Frank Michels of Hogan There A. Wegner, a soloist from Chicago, company was necessary. Ivstacada was no insurance 011 the building Wm Kellendonk to W. H. Kel- Heights, $2000. has charge of a chotus. Mrs. did have at one tune a very efficient anil Mr Foster says he does not Max Klaetsch to I.aton G. Ries- Taylor'» work with the cornet a! company hut it had disbanded and h ndonk, 20 acres iu See 17, T. 3 think there was any on the stock. S. R. 4 K, (1. . laid, 8 acres in Sec. 21 T. 3 S, R. ways delights her audiences. Cotne. j f°r almost three tears we have had Read the Want Ad*. CJco W. Bowman to C. B Sim-¡4 Iv $ 1 Bring your friends. ; noue. At the call of citizens a General banking business transacted. Drafts issued to any part of the World. Money telegraphed to any part of the United States We handle Trusts, Commissions, Escrows and Collec tions. W e afford every facility consistent with good banking Interest paid on Time 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 A. A. Darling has purchased the O, B. Jacobs place, block 28, lots 9, 10, it and 12. It pays to advertise in the Progress. $1 A YEAR AMFRICAN LADY SPECIAL SHOES at $3.50 are our specialty and are for the particular lady. SH EAR S— just plain every-day SH EARS, some times used for cutting Toe Nails and sometimes used for Hunter Takes Man For Deer | cutting the finest of silk. If from any cause our shears do And Shoots; Victim not give satisfaction we will replace with a new pair. Recovering Sizes 6 to 8 inches at 65 cents to $1 per pair. Right hand and left hand shears. ESTACADA MERCANTILE CO. Better Be Safe Than Sorry Get an Abstract before you buy If you are already a landholder, be sure you really own the land de scribed in your deed. S T A N D IS H BR O S. injury. Livery, Feed 4 Sale STABLE W. A. JONES President Secretary At the Furniture Store W e are expecting a new line of Dressers this week. Come in and look over our line of Furniture, Queensware, Wall Paper and Matting. W e have some bargains on Queensware and also on Furniture and Wall Paper. W e will guarantee Portland prices on anything in our line. W e do not throw out any leaders to blind the people and then take the advantage on other things that people do not understand the prices of. We are here to serve the people and are ready to correct any error we might make and to accomodate to the full extent of our ability. Come in and we will show you where we can make you better prices than you can get in Portland and help to build up your own community. W e will help you. Yours Estacada Furniture Company W. D. and L. M. Henthom, Prop. Special Meetings