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This is where our bank service w ill help the
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income,
surplus
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man.
from
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to
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he can use as a working force,
him
more
money.
Estacada State Bank
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Leroy D. Walker, President
Thomas Yocum, Vice President
I r w i n D. W r i g h t ,
Cashier
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Kuhrache Property Sold
The Roll o f Honor o f the Cur­
rinsville School, which closes its
term May 25th, includes Ruth
Hale, Arthur Boyer, Fred and
N eil Saling, Wilm a Kitching, Ar-
lie Coop, Irma Jones, Glenn and
Mary Ely, Edmund and Irene
Saling, Jose Gordon and W alter
Matson.
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The attractive home property
o f Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kuhrache
located on upper Zobrist Street
was last week purchased by the
Misses Minnie and Ida Schrepel,
o f Estacada, who will make it
their future home.
It is reported that Miss Ida
Schrepel. who is an experienced
trained nurse, contemplates us­
ing the home in part as a sani­
tarium.
The late owners are planning
to move to Portland, where they
will reside.
Estacada Likely To Get Elk
individual
a concentrated
Currinsville Roll of Honor
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The LUMBER for your new
SIDEWALK
comprising 2 x 6 fir stringers and planks wiii
COST
$7.00 for 4 foot walk - 50 feet long
$10.50’ 6 ’ .’
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$17.00’ 10 ’ ’
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Ascertain from Recorder Devore, the legal width o f walk
required on your street, tbsu P H O N E US Y O U R O RD E R
A N D W E W IL L M A K E P R O M P T D E L IV E R Y .
O w ing to the crowded condi­
tion o f the Washington Park Zoo
in Portland and due to the H. C.
o f L. for the animals, arrange­
ments are being made to liberate
the band o f 17 elk in the moun­
tains.
It was originally announced
that these animals would be liber­
ated on the Bull Run w ater re­
serve, but through the efforts o f
form er G\me Warden Ben S.
Patton o f Estacada, coupled with
appeals made directly by a num­
ber o f the local men, it is probable
these animals will be shipped
here, for liberation in the moun­
tains up the Clackamas River.
In as much as the nearby moun­
tains offer a larger range than
the Bull Run reserve and as al­
ready a band o f native elk are
livin g in this section, it is likely
the city band will be turned loose
among their wild neighbors.
Such a move will be a wise one,
for the Clackamas band needs
the addition o f new blood and a
decidedly increased herd should
result.
Arrangem ents are being made
to unload the animals at Caza-
dero. where volunteer horsemen
will herd them up the Clackamas
R iver trail.
ALMOST MURQERED
Sometime between sun-down
and sun-up last night, J. W. Reed
in connection with J. M. Melton
v ras seen to enter the Estacada
G arage’s place o f business, each
carrying a large knife in their
hand and a determined look upon
their face. When confronted the
next morning and closely ques­
tioned as to the meaning o f such
actions they declared it was
their intention to cut, slash, and
prune, everyth in g from these
premises that was not in keeping
with skilled repair work, cour­
teous treatment, and a thorough­
ly clean and up-to-date garage.
W e want your patronage and
w ill do our best to merit it.
Estacada Garage — the Bridge
that will carry you safely over
Auto troubles.
Paid Adv.
Better Get Y our
Estacada Feed & Lumber Co.
L. S. BRONSON
M. D. EVANS
Estacada,
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O. C. S. GERBER
Lawn Mowers Sharpened
Baby Carriages Re-Tired
Y ou 'll soon need it.
Oregon.
S. P. PcsznccKer - Estacada
Eagle Creek Notes
(Contributed
On Wednesday o f last week,
some o f the palrons o f the Eagle
Creek Grange met at the hall,
which with the adjoining gr«unds
were thoroughly cleane ! up, u»*«'-
liminary to the picnic Saturday.
Notwithstanding the inclement
weather, a very fa ir crowd a t­
tended the Eagle Creek Grange
picnic on Saturday. A short but
interesting program was en joy­
ed, including an address by the
W orthy Grand Master, C. E.
Spence, music by the Garfield
Band, songs and recitation«.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Eddy and
son Bruce and’Mrs. J. M. Light-
fo o l o f Portland were guests at
the home o f R. B Gibson Sun­
day. Mr. Eddy and Mrs. Light-
foot returning to Portland that
evening, with Mrs. Eddy and
son remaining for a longer visit.
Mrs. Viola Douglass was the
guest o f her daughter, Mrs. H.
S. Jones o f Portland for a couple
o f days last week.
Everett Beckett, with the as­
sistance o f several o f his neigh­
bors set out 5(X) prune trees the
other day.
Mrs. W alter Douglass, who is
convalescing at the home o f Mrs.
Marion Lady in Estacada, was
the recipient o f a pleasant visit
Sunday from her husband and
daughters and her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Will Douglass, who found
her in a greatly improved condi­
tion.
C. N. Me Alister, Special A gent
o f the Portland Union Stock
Yards was an Estacada business
visitor for a few days last week,
having attended several meetings
besides the Eagle Creek Grange
picnic.
LAWYERS
Abstracts examined. Corporation Law.
Financial Agents. Trusts, Escrows and
Accounts. Estates probated. Collec­
tions, Deeds, Mortgages.
General
practice in ail courts. Correspondence
so lcited. Prom pt attention. Bank
ref'irenees. Fourteenth penr.
(OMIS PLACED ON PORTLAND PROP«TV
fóasessohn & Mosessohn
n«-n*-71S C lu m lm r o f C o m m e rc e Bids,
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