B E Y . S E L L . T R A D E , ETC.
R. M. Standish is con.-i Uring an
offer to b e c o m e secretary of the
(iNCOkWmATlSD)
Bean Spruy Pumps at McCurdy
LaHatt s».llb spectacle* and eye 1 luod Riv«r Commercial club.
L
'b
'r. & I l'd 'w Co.
Püliti»»u d Every Ihti.-.dov Morning al
glasses.
Mr- Nancy Shanklaud speut the;
F or S a l k — " I ’et feet ion" c- r
ESÍACAOA, OKloON
C. A. K .th of George, was in the latter parr of the week at Portland. rums, yearlings and two year olds
G. K. L a i »l.I.lîTV IÎ. 1 ‘Mitor «nei M>jr. citv Iasi week
wi:h h.r children, relum ing home Enquire or call at H. D. Trapp’ s,
Tuesdav.
A
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Wliiiitioih
of
Garfield
xvas
Garfield.
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Entered at the pcatuffiee In Eatacada. Oregon a*
,
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r
aeccnd c * a ¡ mail
! in town Saturday
Mbs Maud Sturgeou went to
Oliver Chilled and
Syracuse
Kduiu Bates attended the meet- Portland yesterday to meet her Plows at McCurdy L ’b'r. & H 'd'w .
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
mother who was enroute home from Co.
$1 it iny of the Gat field Grange.
One year....
Six month* .
5
I guarantee all work done.— a visit to Tillamook.
E ST A C A D A PO U LTRY FARM
LaHatt.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M. Standish
Baby Chicks, Stock and Eggs.
I
Thuriday, Fth 29 , 1912
Harry Snyder, the Cazedero mer­ and son of Brownsville, O re., are S. C. White Leghorns, S. C Black
chant has returned from Portland. guests of Mr. and Mrs. H D. Trapp Minorcas, S. C, Buff Orpingtons,
Division of C ountv
Mr. Standish is a
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Palmateer of in Garfield.
Fine yearling trees, apple, pear
If the people of Clackamas com.- j G arfidJ wcre in the city Tuesday. brother of Mrs. Trapp.
and cherry. 10c each.
Address
ty are to vote at the coming election
Those who want to hear Bryan A. J. W alker, Milwaukie. Ore. 4t*
Louis Atchison of Portland visit­
on the question of a division of the
ed the family of E, S. Sbankland, at Portland tonight can do so as the
If you break a lens in your
county, it is time that action pre­
railroad lias arranged to run a late
Sunday.
glasses, save the pieces and I can
liminary to a decision, should l e
car, leaving Portland at «133.
Mr. and Mrs. R, M. Standisb
furnish a glass just like
it.—
ttndei way. Petitions for division
uid
l
« ui,e a nura^er are going.
at
Portland,
Monday
LaHatt,
must be filed at Salem four,m onths were
E. L. Woonacott and family of
I T
F or
S a l s — W hite
Leghorn,
before election, which would bring j ' uesday.
Garfield, left last week for the Twin
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
.
S.
Pyle
have
Bard Rock and Black Minorca eggs.
the date about July i.
Falls district, Idaho, where Mr.
5 i 00 for 15. Day old chicks.
All
It has been evident to the resi moved into their neat home in Ter­
Wonacott has a ranch. His brother
kinds of plants at the Shafford St
race
addition.
dents of Hast Clackamas for years
has purchased the ranch at Garfield,
Poultry Hot house and gardening
that the present ccunty seat is bad­
Deputy Sheriff F. A. Miles of
Andrew Sebee!, the 18-year old farm. H. J. Chevron, Estacada,
ly located fur the transaction of Oregon City was here Saturday on
son of Nick Scheel ot Bissell, died Ore., Box 60.
tf
their business as it is necessary to official business.
at the family home Tuesday morn­
pass through auother county in a
S. W. Benjamin, a ranchman
How’s fhis?
roundabout way to reach it.
The living rear Dodge, was a business ing at 3 o’clock of pneumonia. He
W e offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
was
ill
about
a
week.
The
family
for
any
case
of Catarrh that cannot he
expense of travel and the inconven­ visitor in Estacada, Saturday.
has the sympathy of its’ many cured bv H a ll’s Catarrh Cure. F . J,
ience has been evident and in addi­
C H K N E Y & Co., Toledo.
John Brown, an insurance man friends.
W e. the undersigned. have k now n F.
tion, this part of the county is en­
of Gresham was in town Tuesday,
Branch Tucker, of Springwater, J. C h en ey for the last 15 years, and be­
titled to more consideration than it
lieve
him perfectly honorable in all busi­
interviewing Estacada business men.
a pioneer of Clackamas county, was ness transactions, and financially able to
receives, taking into account the
Mrs. Sara Palmateer of Garfield visiting friends in town Tvesday. carry out any obligations m ade b y his
territory and the taxation.
was in town Monday.
Much im­ Mr. Tucker, though advanced in firm. W a l d i n c î , K i n n a n & M a r v i n .
W holesale Druggists, T o led o, O.
The eastern part of the county is
provement of property is evident in years, is exceedingly agile and
H a ll’s Catarrh Cure is taken in tern ally
naturally separated by a range of
actin g d irectly upon the blood aiul m u­
Garfield this spring, she states.
withstands the bumping over the cous surfaces of the system . Testim on-
hills from the western and it is
Revival meetings will begin at muddy roads as well as a younger als sent free. Price, 75c. per b ottle,
doubtful whether the ridge will be
Sold b y a ll Druggists.
Take H a ll’s
the
Free Methodist church next man.
F am ily P ills for constipation.
crosred by more direct means of
Sunday morning at it o’ clock, con­
There will be a mass meeting of
transportation.
SHERIFF'S SALE
The Progress suggests that the ducted by the pastor, Rev. J. A citizens at 7:30 o’ clock tonight at
Hopper.
In
the
Circuit
Court o f the State o f Oregon
the fire honse to arrange for Esta­
ball be started rolling by meetings
ESTACADA
PROGRESS
called in the various predicts. At
any rate let the sentiment of the
voters of East Clackamas be ascer­
tained as soon as possible and a
start made for division if the ma­
jority favors it.
It's coming along toward spring
now and F.stacada will do well to
arrange for a good cleanup of its'
streets and alleys. Economy of the
city finances will he necessary this
year, with the amount of public
improvement now in sight and the
citizens might, with profit, arrange
a ‘ ‘cleanup d ay” where everybody
may get out and help make the city
t i d y . ____________
With the prospects of a big im­
migration to Oregon this year, the
meeting of the first irrigation con­
gress which adjourned last week,
will prove beneficial in that the
many interests which have been
working at cross purposes were
brought together and a plan for in­
telligent team work developed,
It
will mean less bickering and e x ­
pense and consequently a lower
price for irrigated land and that will
mean more settlers.
Fat cattle wanted; the fattei
better.— See Fred Jorg.
Delivering Your Meat
C U Y NEWS B R IM 'S
The cards of A . W. Norblad,
who is a candidate for the republi­
can nomination for district attorney
of the fifth judicial district are be­
ing circulated in this section of the
county.
cada's baseball team for the coming
season.
There are some crack
players here and the town ought to
be well represented on the diamond.
A manager, captain and possibly a
lineup will be announced.
E very­
The Stated communication of body is urged to come.
Estacada Lodge No. 146, A. F. A.
E. D. Allen, who has been fore­
M. will be held on Tuesday, March man of the dam at Cazedero the
5, at 8. p m. Visiting brethren cor­ past two years has purchased the
dially invited. By order.of the W. lumber yards and stock ot A. J.
M.
Wm. Dale, Sec.
Darling, the latter retaining only the
John Stormer, who was in town machines of the planing mill. Mr.
Monday, reports that Mrs. Stormer, Allen is a prominent addition to
He
who has been in ill health the past Estacada’ s business circles.
year is improving steadily, a fact will carry a complete line of build­
Mr. Darling will
which the many triends of the fam­ ing material.
continue as a resident and may en­
ily will be glad to hear.
T he dance given Saturday even­ gage in another line of business.
ing by the Estacada Amusement
Co., was an enjoyable affair and
was fair[y well patrouized.
The
music was much appreciated. The
organization will give another dance
in the near future,
Reports sent to the Portland pa
pers by an Oregon City correspon­
dent gave the total registration for
Estacada as 2. T he corresponde..t
only made a mistake of about 150.
Estacada precinct with a vote of
th e 300 is more than half registered.
J S. McCurdy of M cCuidy &
They have it good fresh vege­ Son, left Thursday evening for
tables. Go and see them. Fred Independence, Mo., in response to
a telegram notifying him that his
Jorg.
The Estacada
Furniture Co. father was not expected to live.
wishes those who purchased ‘ ‘ster­ The elder McCurdy was 94 years
ling China” ware that is damaged, old hut had been in good health un­
to return same and receive new til very recemly.
pieces in place. The company did
A t the morning service of the
not learn that the ware was other­ Methodist church, Sunday,
a
wise than good, until the Hue had special sermon tochildren on ‘ 'Dan­
been practically sold out.
tf delions, ” will be delivered.
At
W a n t e d Highest price paid ] 7:30 p. ni. a sermon "From Palace
for eggs at the Palace Meat Market to P igsty,” by the pastor, preceded
Fred Jorg.
by a 15 minute song service.
Ser­
FOR S A L E — Gasolene engine vices at the Garfield M. E. church
at 2:30 p, m.
and drag saw.
Mrs. Ellen Patterson.
Mrs. F. \V. Gartner and child­
Estacada, Oregon ren will leave within the next ten
Engineer Look will likely present
his estimate of cost of the Third
street sewer at council meeting
Monday evening and bids will be
asked for the pipe.
Bids wiil be
opened for digging the ditch for the
water main to Terrace addition. It
is understood that a successor to
Alderman Osborne, resigned, will
be considered, although no one has
been prominently mentioind
The
council votes on the successor.
What is considered the most im­
portant game in which the Estacada
High school basketball champions
will engage, takes place tomorrow
night at the Pavilion at 7:500’ clock,
when the locals meet Lincoln high
of Portland. The latter is a crack
team and a contender for the city
championship. Quite a number ot
Portland people will accompany
their favorites here. It will be a
great battle.
The great military drama "H ands
Across the S ta ” a 2000 feet film
will be shown at the Boner theatre
on Saturday evening, March 2nd.
There will be a matinee in the af­
ternoon, alxiut 3 o'clack for the
lienefit of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd
grades of Estacada school.
All
scholars in these grades will be
passer! by their teachers
There
will be no charge for either the
teachers or pupils. Others will be
expected to pay the usual price. If
the weather is extremely bad all
■ will have to forego
this cnterlaiu-
I '»cut as a matinee.
FOR S A L E A span of dark bay days for Fresno. Cal., where she
horses, weight atiom 1,450 pounds. will join her husband who recently
and a 3V4 wagon, wood rack, b ed ,, . ,,
and harness
Inquire ot J c ¡
Estacada to become paying tel
Bradford. River Mill
22 2t hr of the First National Hank of
that city. Mr. and Mrs. Gtirtner
WARNING I
have liven residents of Estacada foi
FOR S A L E — White Wyandotte
Blasting of stumps will take place same time and there is general re­
hens for layers and payers.
Eggs
daily in Terrace addition between gret over their departure.
5i..So, setting of 15. A. J. Darling
12 noon and 1 o'clock
T ile public
Henry Meister. a brewer, G. W.
is warned to exercise care while in
L O S T — Enameled Indian head
Yenke
and G. Courteniarsch, the
the vicinity.
two latu r Estacada saloon men. watch charm. Reward. Leave at
For S a le or T ra d e.
pleaded not guilty on the charge „f postoflice.
W ill trade for lots in Estacada; a violation of 1, , tl option law, Before;
FOR S A L E . Tw o beds, 2 stoves,
jtioo pheaton, single harness, In,th the court at Oregon City, Saturday | furniture and other household
er fly nets and a boy’s saddle. A d ­ and were released without bond, goods. Call within a week.
dress 745 Hoyt St . Portland, Ore.
j [fending a hearing which is to be
Mrs. F. \V’ . Gartner,
held tn the case of Meister and
A large shipment of Poultry-
A uction Sale!
Yenke, April 22
The trial will he
netting just received by- McCurdy
I will sell to the highest bidder, in the nature of a test case.
A t­
H 'd'w .
Co.
Prices
on the Feldhamtner farm, near Cur- torney C V . Devore represents L 'b 'r. - &
lowered
rinsville, on March 2nd, 1912, the them.
For Clackamas County
J. F. Lovelace, plaintiff
v*.
Alexander Meyer. C. 0 Donovan and
Katherine
D vyer. defendants
S T A T E OF OREGON 1
County of Clackamas, i
'
By virtue of a judgment order, decree and execu­
tion. duly issued out of and under the seal of the
above entitled court. In the above entitled cause, to
me duly directed and dated the 2 1st day of February
1912, upon a judgment rendered and entered in said
court on the 1 Oth day of February, 1912. in favor of
J. F Lovelace, the above named plaintiff, aud against
Alexander Meyer, the above named defendant, for the
sum of $1,250.00, with interest thereon at the rate
of 6 per cent per annum from the 19th day of Octo­
ber 1911, and the further sum of $100, as attorney’s
fee. and the further sum of $34 50 costs and dis­
bursements. and the costs of and upon this writ, com­
manding me to make sals of the following described
real property, situate in the county of Clackamas,
state of Oregon, to-wit:
T h e north east quarter of the south west quarter of
the donation land claim of John Stevenson, being no­
tification No. 7380, Claim 59. in township No. 3,
south of range No, 4, east of the W illam ette mer­
idian, containing twenty acres more or less in Clack­
amas county, state of Oregon.
N O W . T H E R E F O R E , by virtue of said execution,
judgment order and decree, and in compliance with
the commands of said writ. I will, on Saturday, the
6th day of April. 1912; at the hour of 10 o'clock
m. at the front door of the County Court House in
the City of Oregon City, in said ccunty and state, sell
at public auction, subject to redemption, to the high­
est bidder, for U. S. gold coin cash in hand, all the
right, title and interest which the within named de­
fendants or either of them, had on the dato of the
mortgage herein or since had in or to the above de­
scribed real property or any part thereof, to'satisfy
said execution, judgment order, decree, interest,
costs and all accruing costs.
E. T . MASS.
Sheriff of Clackamas County. Oregon
By J. O. Staats. deputy.
Dated. Oregon. City, Ore.. Feb. 21. 1912.
dot s not finish the truncateiioi: w ith u*.
W e w u nt to know th a t you are p e rfe c t­
ly ru tu rfed w ith it. W e ig h it first and
see how you r sca le s ta lly with ours.
Then cook it and eat it. If it doesn’t
H E N R Y V. A D 1 X . M. D
PHYSICIAN
SURGEON
* * *
* *
O F F IC H . A D JO IN IN G R H S ID K N C K
taste better and tenderer than other
Local and Lon* Pittance Telephone
meats we want to know it. You pay The d o c t o r p h o n e cun tie connected
for choice meat even if our prices are w ith your home phone ut n igh t if r e ­
very low.
quested. One long ring.
Palace Meat Market
Dr. L. A. W E L L S
I The Hotel Estacada
D E N T IS T
PORTLAND. OREGON
(10 a week
$2 a day
W ill
tie in Rstacudu on F rid ays and
Saturdays. Appointm ent* m ay be
made with Dr. A d ix.
A L L M ODERN C O N V E N IE N C E S
J O H N S T E I N E R . M. D
One of the most delightful Resorts on the Coast
P
h y s ic ia n
a
S uhovon
* * * * * *
Local and Tourist Trade Solicited
f
Office in residence, next to I. O. O. F.
Hull. Office Houis:
10 to 12 A. M., 7 to 8 P. M.
CLAUDE W . DEVORE
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W
and
V O TA R Y P U B L IC
Estaca da, O re go n
Reaching
the
Masses
J. W. MILLER
BLACKSMITH
expert
h o k s e s h o k r
All work guaranteed
J. V. B A R R
BLACKSMITH
It still at the old itand and w illing to do
any of the work
in hit line
G IV E HIM A C A L L
Whether your business be retail or
wholesale— store or shop— if you deal in
merchandise used by the masses, you can
reach them most effectively with an elec­
trical sign.
N ight after night youf name
Team Work and Hauling by
the Day or Contract
W OOD delivered in any quantity
or length. 1st class 4 foot wood
slubwood delivered at $2.00 per
cord. 16 inch at #2.50 per load.
and wares are “ bunted” into the minds
of untold numbers of people.
W. M. Y0NCE
N o other
form of publicity can be as insistent as
this, nor as cheap.
It doubles the effec­
tiveness of your newspaper ads by al­
ways reminding people of them.
The Oregon Fire Relief Asso­
ciation of McMinnville
w ith |225,ooo reserve*, solicit* you r
busiuess through
John Brow n
G re s h a m , Oregon
Phone
Portland Railway, Light
& Power Co.
Seventh and Alder Sts.
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior. U . S . Land O ffice at
Portland. Oregon February 14 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Lavt L. Manlove. of
Springwater, Oregon. Route I. who. on December
23. 1909, made Homestead entry serial No. 02358
forthe S E la of N EH Section 34. Townahtp 3 South.
Range 3 East. W l am ette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final commutation proof, to estab­
lish claim to the land above described, before the reg­
ister and receiver f the United States Land office
at Portland. Oregon, on the 4th day of April. 1912.
Claimant names astvitnesses:
Chester Card. Fiiaro Mayfield. Clyde Limbooker and
Jesse Mayfield, all of Springwater. Oregon.
H. F. Hlgby. Register
P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R 1 S
Phones:
Main 6688,
A 6131
G re s h a m , 513
Or leave word at this office
j I also have the OREGON MERCHANTS
I and BEAVER STATE INSURANCE COS.
CEDAR
SHINGLES
We manufacture all kinds of Ceda
Shingles and are prepared at al
times to deliver the same. A 1 st
to sell at the mill, having stock ot
hand at all times
A. K R IE G E R & CO.
-----P R O P R IE T O R -----
Estacada A gen t— A.
Morrow
NOTICE OK FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned as administrator of the
Estate of Florinda Rogers Cary, de­
ceased, has tiled his final report as such
administrator with the Hon County
Court of Clackamas County, Oregon,
and the Court has set the 11 th day of
March 1912 at the hour of ten o’clock
A. M. as the time for hearing raid
final report.
Any and all personshaving objections
to said report are hereby notified to
appear and make the same known to
the Court on said date above men­
tioned.
Dated Feburary l 3 th 1912
R. W . C a r y ,
j Administrator of the Estate of Flo­
rinda Rogers Cary, deceased.
E. W. B a r t l e t t ,
Attorney for Estate.
Reed & Sparks
Successors to
0. R. Jacobs
Repairing of All Kinds
Plumbing and Electric
Wiring
ESTACADA MEAT MARKET
J. SMITH. Prop.
D A L E ’S
I Buy and Sell Mutton, Pork and
Veal. Highest price paid in cash.
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court, County of Clack­
amas, State of Oregon.
In the matter of the estate of John
C. Schmidt, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under­
signed, administrator “ de bonis non,”
of the estate of John C. Schmidt, de­
ceased, to the creditors of and all per­
sons having claims against the said de­
ceased. to present them, duly verified,
with the necessary vouchers, within six
month* from the date of the first publi­
cation of this notice, to the said admin­
istrator "de bonis non” at the office of
| his attorney, in the City of Estacada,
^)r c - the same being the place for the j
transaction of the business of said,
estate.
following property:
On a charge of permitting gam- 1 3o'\> Stump Powder in ten box
34 head ot sheep
Hiing in a building lie occupies as a tot'- 5 s 50, in five box lots #5.7.5.
17 lambs
1 pon! hall on Broadway near Second Orders to be placed in advance,
Oat hav
trti t. Hugh Jones, the proptictor Thursday deliveries only.
Mc-
to stands of bees
was arrested Friday by Deputy Curdy L 'b 'r. it H ’d'w . Co.
Carpenter tools and chest
I Sheriff Miles. The grand jury re
W a n t k d - W oman to do family
1 No. 8 cook stoye
2 safes
eently returned an indictment on washing and ironing, also woman
Chairs and a great many other testimonv of six witnesses of Esta to work one or two days a week at
H e n r y S c h m id t .
mention
cada and the charge reads that the honse work.
Apply
McCurdy- Administrator "de bonis non,” of the
Several sacks of parsnips and ^es,’ ve g amc of poker was played j L 'b 'r. & II d'tv, Co.
tf estate o f John C . Schmidt. Deceased.
Dated at Estacada. Oregon, this 8th
rutabagas.
f°r inonev or chips of value.
Mr.
See McCurdy L 'b ’ r & H 'd t .
Terms made known on day of Junes gave a bond of 5i.o>» and Co. for any tiling in the Farm Im- day of FebVuary, A. D. 1912 .
C t.A ftn : W . D e v o r e .
( will be given notice of date to plead. piemct]t line.
M k s J H . M i Qt a id .
Rale.
Attorney for the Estate.
First Class Meats of all
kinds handled!
Good fat beef wanted
Notice for Publication
ssBmaBea?s£>sysKfi£ ¡æ sæ erssp':
Notice
A. MORROW & SON
Subscribers and patrons of The
Progress are asked to make settle­ Livery, Board, Sale and
ment of Indebtedness to me up to
Exchange Stable
February t. 1912 when I retired as
KST A C A P A ,
-
-
O KF.GO N
manager. All bills front that date
are due Mr. LaFollette.
Jewelry work of all kind neatly
E. S. Wonitr.
an ' promptly done.— LaHatt.
Department of th « Interior. U . S. Land office at
Portland. Oregon. Jan. 13. 1912.
Notice la hereby given that Harry L. Keats
whose post-office adores* ia 3 1 1 1 Ith street Port­
land. Ore. did on the I 6th day of March 1911. file In
this office Sworn Statement and Application. No.
02953. to purchase the N '- N E *4 ard N *j N W ff.
Section 28. Township 2 South. Range 6 East. W il­
lamette Meridian, and the timber thereon, under the
provision« of the act of June 3. 1 878 and acts amend­
atory, known a* the ' T'm ber and Stone L e w ." at
such value as m itht be fixed by appraisement, and
that, pursuant to such application, the land end tim ber
thereon have beer appraised, the timber estimated
380.000 board feet at 50c per M. 660.000 board
feet at 30c per M and 80.000 board feet at 10c per
M. and the lard $ I 60.00: that said applicant w ill
offer final proof in support of his application and
sworn statement or. the I 6th day of A rril. 1912. be­
fore the Register and R eceiver of the U . S. Land
office at Portland. Ore.
Any person ia at liberty to protect th's purchase *•« -
fore entry or Initiate a c o m e r at any time before
patent iasues by filing a corroborated affidavit in thi*
office, alleging facta which would defeat the entry.
H. F. Htgby register