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To
Estacada State Bank
Attend?
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Make it
There is going to be a big Clearance Sale at Cary’s.
YOUR BANK
Over half of their big stock is offered at clearance
sale prices.
There are some articles that the price
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will not be cut, but there are hundreds o f articles
that will be sold at genuine bargain prices.
All knit
Make use o f our savings and check
ing service, an I feel free to store your
valuable papers in our safe deposit vaults.
goods such as Scarfs, Sweaters, Childrens, Ladies and
Mens Underwear, Woolen Dress Goods, Youths Suits,
Yarns, Woolen Blankets, Quilts, Some odd lots o f Shoes,
Call on us if you wish advice or as
sistance, whether borrowing or loaning.
Fancy Goods, Laces, Outing Flannel, Stoves, and in fact
all winter goods.
We are operating a modern bank on
the most conservative principles, and we
respectfully solicit your patronage.
Come, We will try and Please You.
For insurance our service is o f the
best and we want you to avail yourself
o f our service.
LEROY 0 . W A lkLR .
THE CHILDREN’S ERIENO GONE
Stockraisers Meet
A special meeting o f the Ore
Mrs. Boswell Dies Wednesday gon - Estacada Stockraisers Assn,
was held last Wednesday after
Afternoon
noon at the Cary Mercantile Co’s
In th e de a th of Mrs. R O. Bo?- store. About twenty interested
wc ll of Esta ca da , last W e d n e s d a y ranchers were present.
aftern oon, the people of th is com-
The object o f the meeting was
niu nit , and e sp ecia lly th e clii'd ren ,
to confer with Supervisor Sher-
h a v e lust a w.II belo ved 11 tend.
rard, who is in charge o f the Re
T h e end c am e p e ac efu lly , f ollo w
serve Range. Mr. Sherrard ex
in g a su p p osed im p r o v e m e n t in her
plained to the cattlemen, that it
con dition , hu t o w in g to her age,
was to their advantage to organ
sh e was utmble to w it hstan d the
ize, in order to obtain better and
com p lic a tion s w h ic h followed the
more concrete results in their
orig in al a tta c k o f pneumonia.
dealings with his office, rather
H e r hu s ban d . B. O. B os w ell; his than each stockman attempting
sister. Mrs. Melton of P ort la nd and to deal separately.
There is
th e nurse, Miss A g n e s G u t h r ie , nothing compulsory about joining
were at th e bedside at th e last.
the association, and no attempt
Mrs. M a itie E Boswell w a s born is being made to influence out
in N e w Y o r k S ta t e in th e year siders to join, although all are
1850 and was 65 y e a rs and 12 d a v s welcome to membership.
ol d. O n A u g u s t n t h , 1881 in T o
Mr. Sherrard stated that the
p eka, Ku n s as sh e w a s marr ied to
main object o f an association
B O. B osw ell and th ey c am e to
would be that its suggestions
E s ta ca d a in 1904, bein g a m o n g the
and rulings, if satisfactory to the
e ar ly settlers of th is c ity and ha v e
Reserve officials, would govern
resided si nce at th eir p re tt y “ O r
the rulings for that part o f the
c ha rd H o m e . "
range and outsiders would be
Mrs. Boswell is s u r v iv e d b v her forced to abide by those rules.
hu sban d . B. O. B osw ell of E s t a
Several new members were
c ad a, and five si s te is and three
br others , re sid in g 111 N e w Y o r k | taken in at this meeting, making
a total membership o f about 18
Btate.
to date, who are ranging about
T h e funeral a rra n gem en ts are in
170 head o f cattle on the Reserve.
c h a r g e of u nd erta kers, H entborti 1
and C h a p m a n o f E s ta c a d a , who|
What Will Your Costume Be?
h a v e pre pare d th e body for in te r
ment n e x t S u n d a y aftern o on at
As the posters read:- “ What
I.one O a k C e m e te r y , followir g th e! Are You Going To Wear At The
funeral se rvic es at th e E s ta ca d a M, C. I. C. Valentine’s Masquerade
h . C h u r c h at t w o o ’c lo c k .
Dance, Monday eve, Feb. 15th.”
E v e r y man wo m a n and child in
It has been several years since
E s ta c a d a end v ic in itv h a v e su fieie d i
a big masquerade dance has been
a loss in th e p a ssin g o f Mrs. Bos- I
given in Estacada and everyone
we ll.
H e r sw ee t dispos ition her
is anticipating the coming event,
c h iiim in g sm ile and u ifc r unself is h
and planning their costume al
ness had end eared her to everyone.
ready.
T h e r e is harJIv a ch ild w ith in miles
Dancing will be from 9 until 3
of E s ta c a d a w h o has not received
so me to k e n of affection from her o ’ clock, and prizes will be given
h a m 's and n ev e r a ho lida y passed 1 for the best ladies’ and gentle
th at she did not re m em ber th e little | men’s costumes. No one will be
on e s w ith postal c a r d s and g if ts j allowed on the floor before 10:30
H e r d a in tily prepate d d is h e s and i o ’clock, unless masked and at
jellies h a v e helped c h e er more than that time all masks will be re
on e in va lid and her co-operation in moved. Owing to the big crowd
th e w o r k s o f th e v a rio u s societies j that will be present and the lim
and o r g a n iz a tio n s will e v e r be j ited seating capacity, spectators
will be charged 25c each and dan
m i- se d.
T h e people o f E s ta ca d a and the cers SI.00 with ladies dancing,
h u n d re d s of frie nd s n ea rb y e x t e n d free.
th eir sincerest s y m p a t h y to her hn>-
Steib’s Harmony Four will fur
h a n d and lo ved on es in th is lie nish the music. Other features
reavemetit
will be announced later.
“ Its A Long,
Long W a y ”
Merrily and blithely whistling
that popular air, “ Its a Long,
Long Way to Estacada,” the lit
tle band o f adventurous crusaders
who last week left to take charge
o f the drive on Clear Creek for
the Bittner Plug & Shingle Co.,
returned home about two days
later, with their hard earned
dollars jingling in their pockets
and the water still oozing from
their boots.
Everything would have gone
along swimmingly, only Clear
Creek decided to follow the pro
hibition movement and dried up
suddenly, leaving the cedar bolts
high and dry.
P. S. - Wanted
to know the whereabouts o f the
W. A. Jones Employment Agency,
if you find it, bring the reward I
to the Progress office.
Death of Brother
The many friends o f R. E. El
lison o f Estacada, manager of
the dry goods department o f the
Cary Mercantile Co., will be
grieved to learn that he received
a telegram Wednesday morning,
announcing the sudden death of
his brother, Wade H. Ellison, at
Pennington Gap, Virginia. Ow
ing to the long trip that would
be necessary, Mr. Ellison has
found it impossible to attend
the funeral.
The bills are already out call
ing attention to a big dance to be
given at Barton, Saturday eve
ning, January 30th, with dancing
from 9 P. M. to 3 A. M. and ate
cars for Estacada and Portland.
Everyone is invited to attend,
and lunch will be served at the
hall. Tickets 75c.
THOMAS YOCUM.
President
Vice
President
IRWIN D. WRIGHT, C ashier
Interest paid on time deposits.
F L O U R
O L Y M P IC
S N O W D R IF T
%
S N O W W H IT E
$ 6.80
$ 1 .8 0
BARREL
50 LB.
SACK
W e bought before the rise.
This
flour would cost $6.60 in Portland to
day and 30c freight to Estacada.
Estacada Home Bakery
.
G. H. Lichthorn, Propr.
Palace Meat Market
Fred Jorg,
Proprietor
Lard, Eggs, Butter,
Fresh
and
Fresh
Sausage
Smoked
Fish
Meats
every
Friday
Grimm Hutton W edding
Mrs. G e r t r u d e G r im m o f E s t a c a
da aud Mr. E M. H u tto n of P o rt
land, w e re q u ie tly marr ied in P o r t
land last W e d n e s d a y and teturned
to E s ta c a d a th at eveniuji.
M rs H u tto u is a p op u la r E s t a c a
da g ir l, h a v i n g Been ass istant to
h e r brot her, W . G i v e n s at th e E s
tacada depot for several y e a rs past.
T e m p o r a r ily th ey will remain in
Esta ca da , w h er e Mr. H u tto n will
c o n tin u e his in su ra nc e Business;
hut u ltim a te ly t h e y will m a k e their
hom e in Po rtland
T h e n m a n y friends in E s ta cada
wis h th em s u c c e s s and happiu ess
Buy and Sell
Hogs,
Veal,
Sheep, Cattle
Poultry
Phone Main 8 3 .
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Estacada, Oregon