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The opportunity to see, to know, and to do,
was never greater.
The opportunity
for men to make the most of them­
selves, if they have it in them, was
never so great as now.
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However in these modern times before one
can take full advantage of the oppor­
tunities presented for growth, for
achievements, one needs the help and
backing of a bank account.
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Come in and let us explain to you how easy
it is to start an account at the
Estacada State Bank
Leroy D. Walker, President
Thomas Yocum, Vice President
I r w i n D. W r i g h t , C a s h i e r
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R A D E Y
Wooden Stave
SILOS
In
all
sizes
The Patent Door is the Main Feature
We have it on display here
The Lowest Price for the
Best S i l o on the Market
Fred Bartholomew made a lit­
tle auto trip to Portland Sunday,
taking one of the machines be­
longing to the Walter Givens
Company.
Come to find out, someone had
taken the two license tags off
that particular machine a day or
two previous, but Fred didn’t
know it, until a big, nasty police­
man politely informed him.
Fred claims he put up such a
good line of talk to the Pbliee
Judge, before whom he appeared,
that he saved at least $15. for the
kindly judge only soaked him
$10., so Fred wrote out a check.
E a g ’e C re e k N otes
Contributed
One night recently chicken-
thieves visi ied Fred Hoffmeister’s
hen-roost, carrying off more than
half his hens. Pete Clester also
received a visit the other night,
presumably by the same parties,
but they failed to get anything
there as they were frightened
away by the dog.
Mrs. Viola Douglass spent Sat­
urday with Mrs. Roy Douglass,
who was slightly ill.
G. W. Baker is on the sick list.
Dick Gibson was a Sandy visi­
tor on Sunday.
The Douglass Bros, did some
chopping for some of the far­
mers op Saturday.
Little Geòrgie Baker is on the
sick list.
Mr. Lowelj of Portland, made
his son C. A. Lotvell, and wife,
a visit Saturday.
The young
people reside on the farm for­
merly owned by the DeRonne’s.
Miss Edna Kennedy, Mrs. R.
M. Brash and children were cal­
ling at the home of Walter Doug­
lass Sunday.
Roy Douglass was a Logan vis­
itor Monday.
A. G. Burnett sold a horse to
Hal Gibson recently.
Dick Gibson, hearing that his
father, James Gibson, was not so
well as usual, called to see him
on Tuesday.
E sch iem a n T o IVfake
P o p In M o n tan a
Dave Eschieman, Estacada’s
popular barber, is leaving about
April 10th for East Scobey, Mon­
tana, where he will go into busi­
ness in the manufacture of pop.
Associated with Dave will be
A1 Lindsey of East Scobey, who,
while visiting in Estacada recent­
ly, persuaded Dave to go into
partnership with him in the pur­
chase o f the pop manufacturing
plant, formerly operated in Esta­
cada by R. G. Marchbank.
Until the business is in opera­
tion and Dave is permanently lo­
cated, Mrs. Eschieman and son
David, Jr. will remain in Esta­
cada.
H a rry S n y d er
R e tu rn in g T o O re g o n
Harry Snyder, formerly of Es­
tacada and Cazadero, who last
Spring returned to Mechanics-
burg, Pa. to go into business
there, in a letter to the News re­
ceived this week, writes that he
and Mrs. Snyder expect to leave
for Oregon, April 9th.
Mr. Snyder owns a farm in the
Dodge section and will probably
locate there.
E s ta c a d a P u p ils A m o n g
C o u n ty C o n test W in n e rs
Competition being so keen in
the Clackamas County Story and
Essay Contests, the Estacada
School feels justly proud in an­
nouncing that Helen Wooster of
the seventh grade, who wrote a
description of the Clackamas Riv­
er, won the second prize in the
essay contest; and Thelma Eschel-
man of the eighth grade won
third prize in the original short
story contest.
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F in an cial A gents. T ru s ts , E s.ro * c a nd
Accounts. E sta te s p ro b a te d . Cell ac­
tions, Deeds, M ortgages. G enera)
practice in ail c o u rts. C o rrespondence
solicited. P ro m p t a tte n tio n . B ank
references. Fourteenth near.
LOANS PLACED ON PORTLAND PROPERTY
Mosessohn & Mosessohn
714.71S.716 C h a m b e r o f C o m m o r c A B id *
P O R TLAN D , OREGON
Come in and let us give you a
little information, and anyway
Basket Social and
Hard Time Party
Let Us Quote You Prices
Garfield Country Club
Estacada Feed & Lumber Co.
Friday, April 13,1917
L. S. BRONSON
M. V EVANS
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All those wearing white collars will be fined.
All Ladies are requested to bring well filled baskets.