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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1903)
TH E W ASH ING TO N CO U NTY NEW S, FOREST Wage 81*. fyal Estate Bulletiq 910,500— The best paying u w mill In Washington Ccunty, with 400 acres land, 30 un.ler cultivation, 2 acres «holes orchard and in small fruits, 100 acres first-class saw timber un- -touched, 180 acres free pasture or range, 50 acres bottom land easy to clear, one large frame house and three smaller dwellings; school- Douse on property; big sheds and 'large barns and all necessary out- 'buildings; $12,000 saw mill, work ing 8 men, with orders en hand for all the lumber it can supply, paying •clear of all expense 8 per cent on «investment. Telephone, rural mail delivery, fine road to railway. All to be sold for $10,500, on reasonabls terms. Address A2, care Washing ton County News, Forest Grove, Or. 93,250— A fine country home, with productive farm; 68 acres choice farm, 28 acres In hay, 6 acres sf .prunes, 4 acres apples, small fruit (all bearing) In abundance; living water, fine story frame dwelling, -good barn, good fruit house and drier, on Gales Creek road and con densed milk factory route. Rural mail delivery, telephone, near good school. $3,250, liberal terms. Ad dress A3, care Washington County News, Forest Grove, Or. 2 /2 \ $2750— A good farm, 2 miles from For est Grove railway station; acres, 25 hay land; orchard of 200 apple trees, 100 pear trees, 225 prune trees, 500 grape vines, all In beairng; 2 acres of berries and small fruits; good frame house and barn; living water; good road to town; 2 miles to condensed milk factory, 1 mile from sawmill, one-half mile to school house. Immediate posses sion given; $2750, on reasonable terms. Address A.4, care Wash ington County News, Forest Grove, Oregon. 7V/2 $4000— Fi.lest prurc ranch In Wash ington County; 44 acres on the Gales creek road; 1080 prune trees, and a few apple trees. Sold 17 tons of purnes last year of good quality: No. 1200 Allen Prune Dryer; never failed, and especially fine crop this year to go with the place; also 12 acres In clover; 10 or 12 acres In cul tivation; no house; good water year around; 2 miles from Gales Creek postoffice, near rural mall route, and telephone. 1'/4 mile to school; all fenced; a paying Investment. Address A 5, care of Washington County News, Forest Grove, Oregon. V/2 $3500— 40 acres, miles from Forest Grove, 2000 bearing grape vines, 500 bearing prune trees, dryer In construction, 100 apple, pear and cherry trees, splendid garden with all kinds of small fruit, good Im provements, good house, barn and outbuildings, good wine cellar; half a mile from school, nets besides good living for family from $700 to $1,000 a year. Address AS, care The News, Forest Grove. >/2 $3,300— 30 acres, all clear, mile south of Cornelius, and that distance from schools, postoffice and railroad station. All prairie land, good house, barn and orchard, two good wells, on condensed milk factory route, with barn full of hay, seed and feed. Address or call on The News, A8. ^V V Y A SH sL /co. \0YHl COUNTY GROVE, ORE., JU LY 31, 1903. New Clothes THE NEW SHEEPFOLD. r^ünr for I; Washington County people who co* template a trip to the Tillamook coast will be glad to learn that a new and well graded wagon road has been built leading from Tillamook City to Ne- tarts beach, thus reducing the dis tance to seven miles. About 20 cases o f butter are going out each week from the Buxton and Banks creameries. Requiem high mass was celebrated Monday morning at 9 o’clock at the Church of the Visitation, Verboort, by Very Rev. L. Verhaag, In memory of the late Pope, His Holiness, I>eo XIII. Attendance, considering the busy sea son, was large and a touching tribute of respect to the dead pontiff. Mr. Hamblin, of Buxton, Is rem ov ing his shingle mill to the Nehalem and will be ready for business in about six weeks. Roy Cornelius, after a long illness with malarial fever, is again able to be about. William Her, o f Dayton, Is in town visiting his brother-in-law, Harry Wee cott | Mr. and Mrs. Rodeli Matteson, of Scoggins Valley, visited the Grove Thursday. At Banks hall, Saturday evening, August 8, the ladies o f Lewis and Clark grange will give a basket social and dance. Everybody invited, good time, good supper. George Dooley, o f Banks, has bought a new 40-60 threshing machine, one of the largest in the country. H e will begin work this week. Five Dollars Reward.— For informa tion leading to recovery o f brown mare four years old, weight about 900, brand ed “ FD” on left shoulder, with halter and rope when last seen. Eastern Oregon horse and evidently homeward bound, going from Forest Grove and heading toward Portland. O. L. Cur tis, Forest Grove. The Banks grange meeting and pic nic Saturday was attended by about 75 members of I^ewis and Clark grange No. 328, meeting at the A. O. U. W . hall. A splendid dinner was served; then came initiation o f new members, an Interesting program by young folks and children, and a dance in the even ing. The occasion was enjoyed by all. Editor L. A. lo n g , o f the Hillsboro Argus, is enjoying a visit from his mother, whom he had not seen in 20 years. She arrived Sunday morn ing, and he is already laying plans to Induce her to dispose of the fine farm she owns In Wisconsin and take up her home In Washington county. John Bailey, of Green mountain, and Phil. Buxton have lost a number o f cows lately from a peculiar stom ach trouble, the former losing seven and the latter ten. As a precaution the state veterinarian has been notified but it is thought the cattle may have eaten some poisonous weed, larkspur being suggested as possibly the cause of the trouble. Some, however, insist that It is a disease, and call at tention to the bloody sweat o f the afflicted cows. Hot weather damaged some o f the oats for Centerville farmers, and they rejoiced at the cooler weather. Summer $ 18.50 7 7 W ill buy one of so much sought after by good dreetere. The fabrics are exclusive with us and are manufactured from grade of Oregon wool. We ft«.-is Watchmakers tratrix of said estate to sell tho real estate belonging to said estate de scribed as follows, to-wlt: “ The south T IM R K lt L A N D , ACT J U N E S. 1878.— west quarter of section 21. township 3 north, range 4 west, containing 160 N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N . United Stute« lum i onice, Oregon City. acres, all In Washington county. Ore Oregon, June 18, 190,1. gon." as prayed for In the petition ot I Notice I« hereby given thnt In compii Fie administratrix of said estate filed Ance with the provision« of the Act of Congres« of June .1. IsTS, entitled "A n Act herein. for the nal« of Umher land« In rile state» Witness, the Hon. I., A. Rood, Judge j •f of the County Court of the State of Ington Territory,' A« extended to All the l-tibllc I .and StAten by art o f August 4. I Oregon, for the County o f Washington I 1892. (ieorglana llowe, of Portland, county with the Seal of said Court affixed, j o f Multnomah. State of Oregon, bae this this 28th dav of July. A. D 1903. day died In thin otflre her sworn Atntement Attest: GFO A. MORGAN. Clerk N o «18*. for fha pinch s» of the northennt 1 quarter of Hacttwe No 14 In Township No. (S eal) By J. W. Morgan. Deputy. She names a » witnesses Itlram W Sent, Henry W Scott. Ollyer M. Scott. Italelgh I Walker, of IHIley. Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adrsraely the above dea.-rlhod lands are requested tel III« their claims let hla office on or before aald 7fh dav of September 1903 A L O E R N O N S. D R E SSER . Register. M. A. SMITH Osteopathic Physician. OFFICE: At Residence of R. E. Nlch oison. HOURS: 9 to 12 a. m . 2 to 5 p. m. Forest Grove • • • Oregon Invite comparison with other //, Mr, John Anderson of Forest Grove is Our Agent. Ask Him to Show You Samples Salem Woolen Mills Store 'm — New York World. 85-87 TH IR D STREET, A n Oíd F s a v o r i t e ; ; * e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e »! SH E W A L K S By IN L ord BEAUTY W. R.. Hicks B y ro n I H E w a lk s In b e a u ty , lik e th e n ig h t O f c lo u d le s s c lim e s a n d s t a r r y s k ie s , A n d a ll t h a t ’ s b e s t o f d a r k a n d b r i g h t M e e ts In h e r a s p e c t a n d h e r e y e s . I T h u s m e llo w e d to t h a t te n d e r lig h t W h ic h h e a v e n to g a u d y d a y d e n ie s . O n e s h a d e th e m o r e , o n e r a y th e le s s H a d h a l f im p a ir e d th e n a m e le s s grace W h ic h w a v e s In e v e r y r a v e n tr e s s O r s o f t l y lig h t e n s o ’ e r h e r fa c e , W h e r e t h o u g h t s s e r e n e ly s w e e t e x p r e s s H o w p u re , h o w d e a r t h e ir d w e llin g - p la c e . PO R TLAN D OREGON. 1 Prices the Lowest A n d on th a t ch e e k an d o’er th a t b ro w t S o s o f t, s o c a lm , y e t e lo q u e n t, 4 T h e s m ile s t h a t w in , th e t i n t s that « g lo w , \ B u t te ll o f d a y s In g o o d n e s s s p e n t — * A m in d a t p e a c e w i t h a l l b e lo w , \ A h e a r t w h o s e lo v e is in n o c e n t. « t Qualities the Best Mowing Machines, Hay Rakes, Farm Implements of all kinds. Doors and Windows. Special Inducements in Screen Doors Paints, Oils and Varnish. Machine Oil for Farmers. All kinds o f feed. Stockmen’s Stock Food and Poultry Food. North of Woods A J. Adams. FOREST GROVE, OREGON H . W E S C O l T Hardware and Implements Studebaker Vehicles, Champion Mowers and Binders a complete stock o f builders’ hardware just received; also a ^CUTLERY line o f guns and sporting goods. EVERY BLADE WARRANTED Main street, Forest Grove TH E OLD LIGHT HOUSE AT NEWPORT. SH ING LE YOUR JUST TRY A PARROT CIGAR HOUSE. For best "Star A Star” shingles, made o f Oregon’s highest grade cedar, I moderate prices, w rite or inquire of J. M. Hamblin, Buxton, Ore. Hines Bros. South Side Square. FO REST GROVE. ICE CREAM SODAS, FAN C Y GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, CIGARS and TOBACCC I When lamp B. F. Catching Brick Yard Good Brick at reasonrble prices. Write or call for par ticulars, One mile northwest Forest Grove *• «• e» chi mneys d o n ’ t break my name FOREST GROVE, OREGON I south. Rsnge No. 6 nest, snd will offer proof to show tbst t V laud sought Is more valuable f.ir Its timber or stone then for agrtrnlturat purpnaea. and to establish her claim to said land before the Register end 1 Receiver of this office at Oregon city. Ore- gon^ on Monday, the 7lh day of September.! highest result favorably for us, we are sure. ¡m »>r " ^ J. A. Abbott Abbott <3bSoi\ the Suits selling for $22.50 to $30.00. It will CITATIO N. Mayne Abbott Expert Optician. In tho County Court o f the State of Oregon, for Washington County. In the matter of the Estate o f Asa Williams, Deceased. To Sarah E. Crow. Mallnda Thomp son. C. O. Williams. J. L. Williams. Bertha Rvmal, Orare Williams, Frank Shepard. Oren (Shepard) Ahel, Bessie ( Shepard 1 Mahan, Rosie Willson and & to all persons Interested in said estate, greeting: Jewelers In the name of the State o f Oregon; You are hereby cited and required Repairing and Engraving, to appear in tho County Court of the la rg e s t stock In the county of Clocks, State of Oregon, for the County oi Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, 8oclety Washington at the Court Room there of. at Hillsboro in the County of Wash Emblems and Toilet Trinkets. ington on Monday, the 31st dav of All work warranted. August. 1903, at 10 o’clock In the fore noon of that day, then and there to Glasses fitted. You can buy what you want and pay show cause, if any vou have, why an order of said court should not be made a little at a time tf preferred. authorizing and directing the adminis those hand-tailored, fashionably cut, made-to-measure Suits is on them. M lb * Parrot Talks II you'll send your address. I ’ll send vm the Index to Lamps and their Chimneys, t« *ell vnu what number to get for your lamp I'm neither too big, nor too lit tle. I'm just right. My quality is admirable. I'm calm and un- rufiled even when burning up. For sale In Forest Grove by R. E. NICHOLSON SON A J. J. W IRTZ, acbeth . AGENTS WANTED A jth# life of tho venerable father H is M oline®* POPE LEO XIII. Ih w in a th p au thentic of ■ H ie S ain tly Lifw . w ritten w ith ■ h i« aru'ouriMwnngnt.auprobat ion ■And b ia m in r T h e O w l» v w m * <‘1*1 and r »m $ lr tr IT we I . Lwwnta wanted *?»rywh<*re. ««M a p le« n ew re e d y and ■ m iah ed absolutely F R F F fiend on ly l i e to help pay p o s t* «* M <»t lib e ra l term * given . A d d ree* the anther I red pnhliehm *. IC IU T A N A I^ M « Pen rh em l i , f l K f , l i t A rch itect a n d B u ild er Any one wishing plans to build modern house, don’t fail to see me. I can assure satisfaction and reasonable rates. One door west o f Varley Feed Stable, Pacific Avenue, Forest Grove, Ore. 5 obn Stribicb Forest Grove, Oregon A fter moving into new quarters, is now ready to do first class work at moderate prices. Carriage and wa gon repairing. Planing, wood turning, band sawing, grinding, and General wood work. Vehicle wheels of all descriptions Don’t fail to consult me before h avin g your work done. At the Sash and Door Factory Building.
