Gerald Hunt Victim Of Negligence
Want and For Sale Column
Estacada Center of Homestead
5 cents per line. Cash in advance
In a letter received by th e1
Lands
News
from
Guy
T.
Hunt
of
White
Continued from Front Page
('ASH PAID for Junk Econo-
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mize, save your HAGS, RUB- Fine, Oregon, formerly of Gar-
CLACKAM AS COUNTY
BEK, IKON and M ETAL o f a ll! field, whose son Gerald was kill-
No. Acres
Range
kinds and bring them to Jerry ed in an accident in the White Tp.
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Jones. 1 he Junk Man.
Pine Lumber Company’s mill 3 S
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Pool Room, Lstacada. • Al|J?UHt 4th Mr Hunt encloses a 4 S
240.
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LOST 2 year old brindle hei- clipping which reads “ White 1 S
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Pine boy was victim of negli­
fer with horns.
Reward.
’55.42
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gence.
Investigation discloses 3 S
Jack Saunders, Currinsville.
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fact that the sudden starting of ’4 S
720.18
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FOR SALE Several head of j the carriage pushed Gerald Hunt
5014.10
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saddle and pack horses, one 5 yr. i into saw, causing his death.” 6 S
4435.03
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old horse suitable for dr iving and
Mr. Hunt further says “ He 7 S
40.
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light ranch work.
was struck over the heart and
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H. Wallace, Forest Ranger,
instantly killed before the saw 2 S
1136.17
3 S
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Kstucmla
touched him.”
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2612.92
Funeral services were held the 4 S
FOR SALE Saddle horse and
253G.02
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following Monday, in Portland,
a good saddle.
3 R
160.
with interment in Multnomah 6 S
Inquire at Estacada Feed & Lbr. Cemetery, by the side of his old- 7 S
7582.40
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160.
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FOR SALE
Jersey-Durham
1017.16
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Cow fresh Oct. 5th. Price $05. |drowned during service yi the:
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1233 66
U. S. Navy about a year ago. 3 S
Earl Jones, Estacada.
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7719.141
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FOR SALE Thorobred Point­
More Buyers Of Chevrolets
6 S
3101.84
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er Pups. $1 each.
The Cascade Garage of Estaca­ 7 S
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4320.31
J. W. Cahill, Eagle Creek. '
da reports the sale of Cheviolet 8 S
462.84
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FOR SALE 1500th, g year old, j cars in the past two weeks to J. 1 S
840.
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A.
Hite
of
Boring,
John
Dowty
Pore heron brood Mare, a good i
5 E
2 S
1911.
worker and an exce'lent animal. of Alspaugh, George Fournier of 3 S
5 E
8074.54
Boring, and Gerald Wilcox of 4 S
Price $200, or with colt $250.
8261.63
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Eagle Creek and also report th e! 1
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W. A. Bard, R. 2 Estacada.
1424.80
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'sale of used Ford cars to S. M. 2 S
6 E
10320.67 i
Ellison of &andy anti Guy Wil- 4 S
8232.42 |
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cox of Springwater.
1916.42;
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645.10;
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Mrs. M. H. Evans and son 3 S
1 VV
40.
YOUR
j Milton o f Estacada, eft Monday,
j for an outing at Seaside.
stun. 9i
WANTED
Evergreen Berries
String Beans
of all kind*
Prunes & Green Gages
Advise us what vegetables
You have for sale.
Estacada Cannery
Henry V. Adix, M. D. .
P h y s ic ia n
---------------------------------------- , Mrs. Mary Bartholomew o f the next week' he exP*ct’ a
Karl Kilitore. f o r m e r l y of Heppner. Ore,«»,, is visit!,,* a,
F*I>lv of
Sprinirwater, who a year or so \ ihe home o f her son. Fred Bar- h' ' ' rles- ¡¡r,ln* 8: Kreen
an«, moved to fhieaeo. where he! tholon,ew o f Estacada.
a,’ d s,r,ntt * • " » •
nr
.
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vi i
'which the cannery will pay top
has been connected with the Nel-
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son Morse Packing Company, is | Mrs. A. H. Standish and son pr!ces
In the picking of the wild
now in Chattanooga, carrying on and daughter, Stuart and Lora.
a series of experiments for the after a summer s'pent" « " t h e fverereen berries for this pur-
Standish ----------
ranch in (iarfield
left P°se- ' . h,,re
Government. While Mr. Kilgore ----------
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. . . ,s an opportunity for
is Still in the employ of the Nel. this week for their home at Oak the ehddren as well as (frown-
son Morris Company, his services Park. Illinois. return!,,* via San '" 's to earn monev eas,lv» for
as a refrigerating expert were Francisco. A. H. Standish will ,he « " " c r y will pay 3c per
needed by th« Government and remain for a month or two Ion*, pound besides furnish the boxes
mav later lead to his itoinarto er, aiding his son P. F. in the and cates and ca I to, the ber-
I ranee to continue the work.
harvesting of the crop.
ne8’
On Thursday, Aug. 16th. the
Henrv Cromer of Springwater.
Walter Bartholomew of Port-
Garfield Dorcas Society met with
who for years was road supervi* land is now in Estacada where
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Mrs. W. W. Dillon.
Work was
sor m that district, cannot get he will shortly begin the building .
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begun for the Red Cross. Desir-
out ol the habit and last week ot the new house on the Boule- .
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u ing to do its bit
and cooperate
donated and spread a load of vard for his brother r red. By
. in t hu c
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I fA n u iin i’ otiAn
if \iroo
in the food
conservation, it
was
gravel in the low spot near the mistake, the News last week
voted that refreshments at the
water-trough at the end of the stated that J. A. Somer the for-
afternoon meetings he dispensed
bridge.
mer owner of the lot was to have
with until the war is over.
the house erected, hut we are ad­
- Mrs. Thomas Eaden of Viola vised Fred Bartholomew pur­
Garfield Grange 317 will hold
has l*een quite ill for the past chased the lot and will have his
its next regular meeting Satur­
" w ks l,ut i8
» • » » • » hndher build his home,
day evening. Sept. 1st at 8 P. M.
improving at present.
ivyj
S urgeon
Office Adjoining Reeidei,. e
Local and Long Distance Telephone
The doctor’s phone can he connected with your
home phone at night if requested. One long ring
Dr. L. A. Wells
Dentist
Associated with Dr. H. V . Adix
Dr. R. Morse
P h y s ic ia n
and
S urgeon
Tests Eyes and Fits Glasses
Office on Main Str. between 1st and 2nd
Residence:
Main and 5th Sts.
Telephone Connection
Claude W. Devore
Attorneyat-Law and Notary Public
Estacada,
JO H N
Oregon.
BRO W N
The Insurance. Man
O re g o n F ire R elief Ass’ n
O f McMinnville, Oregon.
Also First Class OLD LINE Insurance.
Automobile Insurance A Specialty
Phone 513
Miss Eleanor Bews of Soda
| Springs, Idaho, who w as an E. Chance For Children
To Make Money
H. S. graduate in 1916 is visiting j
al the C. R. Lovell home in Cur-1 Manager Demi.ng, of the Es-
rinsville, where she will remain I taoada Cannery, as usual, is the
lor a time prior to the opening embodiment of optimism and is
ol the Dover School, which she looking for a good supply of pro-
will take charge ot this year.
duce for his plant from now on.
If a rain is forthcoming within
and
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Gresham
LAWYERS
Abstracts examined. Corporation Law.
Financial Agents. Trusts, Escrows and
Accounts. Estates probated. Collec­
tions, Deeds, Mortgages.
General
praftice in all courts. Correspondence
solicited. Prom pt- attention. Bank
references. Fourteenth year.
LOANS PLACID ON PORTLAND PROPERIV
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PO R TLA N D . O REGO N
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Mrs. Thomas Cook and eight
girls of Portland are spending a
two weeks vacation in Garfield,
occupying the S. D. Dunlop home
near the Grange Hall.
The lumber is being hauled by
W. N. Glenn of Cazadero for a
new house to be erected on the
Lingelbach farm, replacing the
family home which was burned
last year.
Lieut. Geo. V. Ramsdell of the
Presidio and Miss Ruth Kelley
of Portland spent Monday at the
Lass well home in Estacada.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bertholf,
of VVinterset. Iowa, were guests
at the home of their nephew, J.
A. K iggih eof Springwater, last
week., this being the first visit
after an interval of thirtv vears.