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Place your orders now for
H olstein
D a i r y Feed
o4 t the old price
This feed advanced Four Dollars per ton last week.
The cheap st and
best feed
on the market.
Garfield Loop To Be Completed
Road Supervisor Elmer Davis
and A. 0. Whitcomb of District
49 of Garfield made a trip to Or­
egon City last Saturday to obtain
additional funds for the comple­
tion of the crushed rock road on
the Davis-Divers Road, passing
the Grange Hall.
About one hundred yards still
remains to be completed, which
will cost about $225 and but $100
was found to the credit of that
road district. This $100 will be
spent in laying the rocked foun­
dation, which will assure a pass­
able road for this winter, and by
Spring, if not sooner, the crushed
rock top will be laid, possibly be­
ing done by volunteer labor or on
warrants payable in 1918.
Currinsville Roads Will Be Smooth
With Albert Kitching, the pop­
ular road supervisor of the Cur­
rinsville district, now an owner
and opeiator of a new Ford car,
purchased from the Estacada
Garage last week, no longer will
there even be a small bump in
the Estacada-Currinsville Road.
Supervisor Kitching deserves
special credit also for the interest
he is taking in safeguarding trav­
el on his roads, having lately re­
moved all trees and brush* from
the south end of the Eagle Creek
bridge approach, besides having
cut down the embankment. Sim­
ilar work will be done in cutting
down the embankment on the
Taylor hill on the same road, thus
rendering those formerly dan­
gerous curves, as safe as a
straight road.
Rebeccas Celebrate Anniversary
With from fifty to sixty pres­
ent, the anniversary of the Esta­
cada Rebecca Lodge was cele­
brated at the I. O. O. F. Hall last
Thursday evening.
The feature of the affair was a
fine dinner, served at 7 o’clock
with the program occuring later.
The speakers were Rev. Spiess
and Walter Givens, while a song
composed for the occasion by
Mrs. E. Bates and sung by her
and John Ely was the attraction
of the evening.
On Saturday evening, the Odd
Fellows and the Rebeccas held
an open meeting with Dr. A. H.
Johnson, Grand Conductor of the
Oregon Grand Lodge as the
guest of honor.
Corbin home Destroyed By Fire
We have a good line of
G r a See i n us before S buying.
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Estacada Feed & Lumber Co.
L. S. BRONSON
M. D. EVANS
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On Tuesday afternoon, while
the owner was in the fields near­
by, the. W. K. Co*bin home in
Upper Garfield was discovered
to be on fire.
Before help was obtained, the
house and contents, on which but
small insurance was carried, was
completely destroyed, excepting
a few articles of clothing.
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Contributed
W. A. Bard had the misfortune
of stepping on a nail, necessitat­
ing the services of a physician.
Miss Bertha Drew left Thurs­
day for Gladstone, where she will
visit her sister, Mrs. G. Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. Erickson and
family of Portland spent Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0.
N. Holman.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lawrence
and son George spent the week­
end with relatives in Portland.
Mrs. J. Hayden on Monday at­
tended the funeral of her son-in­
law, C. Dahlquist of Sycamore.
A party was given at the W.
A. Tucker home on Wednesday
evening, with dancing and games
enjoyed by all.
Joe Guttridge is having his
prune dryer remodeled, with the
installation of tunnels.
The Estacada Pool Hall is be­
ing redecorated this week, dur­
ing the absence of Prop. Jerry
Jones, who is in charge of a con­
cession at the State Fair, the
work being dope by J. R. Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Kimmel of
Estacada were State Fair visitors
this week.
F irst B lue B ird S a tu rd a y
With aflermxm and evening
performances, the Family Thea­
tre will next Saturday present
the famous Blue Bird films, with
the five reel feature - “ God’s
Crucible ” with Myrtle Gonzales,
Van Paul and George Hernandez
in the cast. On the program al­
so will appear a Ford Weekly and
a good comedy.
On Thursday evening, Oct. 4th
will be shown the feature film.
“ When Love Was Blind ” with
Florence La Badie in the lead.
The Oregon
Agricultural College
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a r e l o r t e a and a d r q u a l r e q n l p a i e o t g t v a l a
a t r u c t u * l a a d i n f t v c e l l a g i e t a d a g i a a a ka »ha
f a l l o w i o g n in nili
A O E l C U L T U R E , with IS d a p ar tm a al a;
C O M M E R C E wi th d d eper l a i t a l e .
ENGINEERING
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PHARMACY
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REGISTRATION
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