COUNTY NEWS W ashington if VOL. I l l FOREST GROVE, WASHINGTON CO., ORE., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1905. ceed. It is likewise stipulated that in WORK OF THE BOARD OF TRADE making the grant of the ten miles from i | Hillsboro to Banks the time for com - ^ Letters of Inquiry About Our Com- pleting the road be extended from munity Being Received Daily. GROWN WITHOUT SOIL ton, when Judge Torrance was com CHILD BURNED TO DEATH mander of the G. A. R ., three years ago. Bride roses and white tapers in Remarkable Potato Discovery of a Little Elsie Mead Met Sad Death by Flames crystal holders decked the dining Resident of Great Falls, Mont. Transier to Lytle Consummated and D e c e m b e r 2 1 , wos, as p r i d e d in N o t for a ra in u te ^ th e F o re s t room, where the table was spread with Elsie Mead, the 4-year-old daughter Not for a W. D. Darst of Great Falls, Mon w , .the agreement with the P. N. & T ., to _ . , _ , a fine linen cloth spun by the bride’ s of M. M. Mead and wife, residing Grove Board tana, is the inventor of a new process Work Will Begin Aoril 30. 1906 This is desired be. of Trade been asleep. April 30, 1906. This is desired greatgrandmother in 1804 and em northwest of Hillsboro met death by j Daily letters are received from all parts for growing potatoes, which, if the cause construction work is necessarily broidered by Mrs. Torrance in 1905. being burned last Saturday. The At Once. of the country asking for information results he claims are true, places him slow in Winter, but it is the intention | Mr. Stuart and his bride left on the little girl had taken some live coals . , and the one hereto appended is a in the class of Luther Burbank, the of the new company to proceed with late train for Forest Grove, Ore., from the fire-place to kindle a fire in sample of what is being received. I “ California Wizard.” the road immediately, where they will make their home. the yard, when her clothing caught Line to be In Operation to Banks j steps ine roau iramco,aic,y’ the first Anyone who can give the desired I They will receive after Jan. 5.” Mr. Darst’ s discovery consists of a will be to connect Banks with fire. When her mother, who heard information or any other, is requested method of growing potatoes without Hillsboro and from the former point to by April 30, 1906 In- Mr. and Mrs. Stuart are expected to her scream, ran toward her, Elsie ran to do so. The letter is from “ The soil, and his process and the results merge the lines to Nehalem and Tilla arrive in this city, Friday and will take away from her mother before the flame Pacific Northwest” of Portland and is stead of Dec. 31. obtained from it are on exhibition at mook. Washington County residents up their residence in the Staver house could be extinguished. She died of as follows: the county fair at Great Falls at the are as well pleased over the outcome j after January 5. her bums next day, Sunday. Forest Grove Board of Trade, present time. According to the pro of the negotiations as are the people Gentlemen: O. E. Julian, Mish Pacific vs Forest Grove Athletic Club cess as described by Mr. Darst, the Fooball Game Saturday Since the Lytle interests have be interested in Portland’ s commercial awaka, Ind. desires information in ref potatoes are planted in frames made of (From the Index) Pacific University was defeated on come connected with the Portland, welfare, and every aid possible will be erence to the business interest of your slates, the frames being eight feet The football team will meet Pacific the local field Saturday by the Forest Nehalem & Tillamook Railroad, mat lent to assist the laying of the last rail. section of the country. Does not state square and five feet high. The slates College on the Quakers’ gridiron at Grove Athletic Club with a score of ters have taken on a different trend un what he would like to take up. are placed about three inches apart. Newberg Saturday. A Reception. Coach Shannon 14-0. From the kick-off until the til it is now practically certain that the Duncan Ferguson, 314 Berry St., A certain composition is' then put in will be on the field every evening and whistle blew for the finish it was a hard line will be built. Tuesday evening’ s On last Friday evening Rev. and Brooklyn, N. Y. desires information the box about three inches thick, those who expect to take the trip must fought game. The clubmen out Telegram contained the following news J Mrs. L. F. Belknap of the M. E. about general conditions. a layer of potatoes placed on it. The be out for practice regularly. weighed the collegians and on this ac concerning the condition of affairs: church were given a surprise reception E. O. Richwin, 2017 Bellefontaine potatoes are then covered with the count made most of their yardage on “ Hillsboro’ s Board of Trade is free which proved to be one of the social St., Indianapolis, Ind., desires to en same material, and the composition EAST GASTON. straight and crossbucks. The club to turn over to the Pacific Railway & , events of the season. As has been the gage in hardware and novelty business and the potatoes are laid in alternate D. Bayliss has moved his family to men had to fight for every yard and Navigation Company ten miles of right custom of Mr. Belknap’ s parishoners, if there is proper opening. layers until the box is filled. Dilley. the collegians stood as determined of way from Hillsboro to Banks, which the reception instead of being held R. E. Roantree, Parker, S. D. de The potatoes are watered and cared j not to yield, but the superior weight of until yesterday was held by the shortly after the conference, it was this W. K. Newell sacked and shipped sires information in general. for until maturity, which takes about their opponents forced them back for | Portland, Nehalem & Tillamook Rail year delayed until last week. Mr. his prunes last week. None of these parties state what one hundred days, though excellent two touch downs. Pacific fought stub way Company. At a meeting of the Belknap had gone to the mountains Jas. Pollock moved his family to amount they can invest. new potatoes are in sight at the end of bornly and twice forced back their op stockholders of the latter corporation but was communicated with by phone, Dilley for the winter. Very Respectfully, fifty-four days. ponent’ s haltbacks, who were attempt yesterday the action of the directors a the pretense being that a wedding S. Shotwell sold one of his horses to P h il ip B a t e s , Publisher. The potatoes are similar to any ing to advance the ball. Neil, Via, few days ago in adopting a resolution would occur on that evening, hence the Bush Bros, of Newberg. other potatoes, except that they are Johnson and Fletcher were the best favoring the transfer of the right of way his arrival. The guests to the number Frank Vandehey was again peddling Congregational Church harder and seem to resist deca> better. ground gainers for the club and they to the Pacific Railway & Navigation of perhaps 150 gathered at the palatial grapes for W. K. Newell, last week. Sunday, Oct. 29, Sunday School at are all old P. U. men, Johnson having The frame that Mr. Darst is using to Company was ratified. home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hoffman, Mr. Hoffman’ s sale was largely at grow his potatoes in is a glass covered E. E. Lytle and associates, who are on Third Avenue and proceeded to the 10 a. m. Preaching b y the pastor at gained honors as a 200 pound tackle. tended and stock sold at a good price. shed adjoinnig his house. According behind the P. R. & N. Co., ask that in | parsonage in a body, making the sur- 11, sermon to the children. 6:30 Rasmussen, Gwynn and Lawrence F. L. and J. S. Miller and John to Mr. Darst, more than thirty thous addition to the right of way being re- prise complete. The evening was en- Young People’ s Meeting. 7:30, Praise stood out prominently for the colleg- Barrett started out with their wood saw : and'bushels can be grown to the acre conducted by the young lans. The best of feeling prevailed last week. leased that terminal grounds be provid joyed by all, and a light lunch was Service ^l 1 V... U . throughout the game and at its close without the use of earth. by » the ed and that bonds be subscribed to the served, it having been previously pre- ! people. T h l S W ill be f followed Mrs. S. Shotwell and grandson, Cecil, spent a couple of days in the amount of $40,000. This proposition pared. This is the sixth time Mr. first of a short series of short sermons the contestants cheered lustily for Notice. Grove visiting. has been submitted to the Board of Belknap has been returned to this pas by the pastor on “ The Make-up of a each other. The line-up: All outside faucets must be wrapped Thursday evening at 7:30— J. A. Burke, who has rented the Trade, and when the preliminaries torate, and as a mark of appreciation Man.” Pacific F G Club to protect them from freezing. By Loomis place, has moved here and Service in preparation for the Commun Fletcher. . . . . . R E L . . . have been arranged the work will pro- he was given a hearty reception. order of P. W. CRONIN, commenced farming. ion of the Lord’ s Supper. Aller........... . .R T L . . . . Water Com. A llen........... . .R G L . . . . P. J. Ritchey’ s son has returned — Wanted— By young man. Place from Washington and is attending Stuart—Torrence Nuptials Garrsion . . . . . . C . .. to work for board. Inquire at News. school at Spring Hill. Kirkwood. . . . . L G R . . . (From the Minneapolis Journal) Lawrence. . . . . L T R . . . “ A wedding, charming for the sim Boyd........... . . ,L E R . . . . . Peterson plicity of its appointments, took place Huston. . . . . . .R H L . . . last evening at the home of Mr. and Mason......... . . .L H R . . ............. Via Q ... | Mrs. Douglas A. Fiske, on Stevens G w y n n (c). . . . Rasmusen . . . . F ........... Neil avenue, when their sister, Miss Hester Successor to JOHNSON & JOHNSON May Torrance, and . Henry Harlan Private Sale of Household Goods. ' Stuart of Forest Grove, Ore., were fORE Owing to the fact that the writer and married. The bride is the daughter of family will soon depart for the east, we D E A L E R IN Judge and Mrs. Ell Torrance. She is will offer for sale a great portion of our university girl, a member of both the household goods at private sale. Every Alpha Phi and Tau Kappa Phi sorori thing offered is practically new and m ties. Mr. Stuart is the only son of Dr. can’ t be duplicated for twice what it and Mrs. J. Harlan Stuart of Portland N3 will be sold for. Sale will begin to avenue, and he was a prominent H A M S, B A C O N and other Salt Meats Always on Hand morrow, Friday, and continue Saturday member of the Roosevelt club until he and Monday. Sale will be held at resi- ! went west about three years ago. 39H dence on corner of First Ave. and 4th | Only the relatives and very near street. A partial list is here given be friends were present, and they were low: Large and small rocking chairs, received by Judge and Mrs. Torrence, bed room set, iron bed steads, small Dr. and Mrs. Stuart and Mr. Fiske. stand, parlor stand, carpet, rugs pastel Mrs. Torrance wore a gown of black In S e a s o n picture (Cupid asleep), jardiniere stand, lace over white taffeta and Mrs. Stuart piano, hair mattress, large desk, couch, was in Quaker gray crepe de chine. Stoves of all kinds, The largest assortment in Washington C o., baby carriage(go-cart style), looking and prices the lowest. Tne Celebrated Bridge Beach Superior A string orchestra played a program of glass, chiffoniere, 3 bicycles tool chest Ranges and heating Stoves; the Malleable Steel Range and others Everything Fresh in the Grocery Line nuptial music that changed to the and carpenter tools and many other too numerous to mention. Stove Pipe 15c per joint, while it lasts. strains of the “ Lohengrin” bridal to be Found here. Free Delivery to all One piece Elbow, 20c. articles. J. F. WOODS. | chorus as little Lois Fiske, the bride’ s parts of the city. BOTH PHONES niece, led the way to the bower of Catholic Services at Vert's Hall. palms and vines. She wore a frock of On Sunday, October 29, at 10:30 a. white silk mull and carried a basket of m., solemn high mass will be cele I pink roses. Mrs. Fiske was her sister’ s brated at Vert’ s Hall in this city. matron of honor and wore white batiste Some singers from Portland and Ver- , trimmed with valenciennes lace and boort choir will furnish the music. A The S h e r w i n - W i l l i a m s 1 carried pink roses. The bride was . very important instruction will Family Paint is made particu j met at the foot of the stairs by her given on a question of Catholic doc larly to lighten house-cle leaning 1 father who gave her in marriage. Her trine not always properly understood labors. j gown was of white mull over white by non-Catholics. All the Catholics of It is an oil paint and can be satin and inset with rose point lace. this city and neighborhood are re washed and scrubbed. It brush Her veil was held in place by lilies of quested to assist, as in duty bound, at es out easily— doesn’t drag or j the valley and she carried a boquet of these services. Non-Catholics and Under the dial that makes the time tire you to apply it ; the girls ! same dainty blossoms. Mr. Stuart and others are always most welcome. piece. All watches look pretty can put it on. Made in 24 . his best man, John Porter Hall, awaited much alike form the dial side, but good colors. Use it this ! the coming of the bride at the alter, Will Get Two-thirds Value. there’ s a vast difference in the in year on your cupboards, where the service was read by Rev. A. A few days ago A. B. Todd and terior construction. Constantly re pantry shelves, base boards, | B. Marshall, assisted by Rev. Thomas others who lost grain, hay, etc., in the pairing watches of all kinds gives etc., and you’ll have less F. Wallace of M exico, an uncle of the Dilley warehouse fire recently, received us a knowledge of the intricate work next year. bride, who has been a missionary in word from the S. P. Co. to the effect mechanism. Get color cards — they ' South America and Mexico for over that they each would receive two-thirds tell more about Family ‘ forty years. That is worth Something to you value of their loss. The total loss runs Paint. An informal reception followed and well up into the hundreds and Mr. And of which you get the benefit, and you n’ t regret it if your the orchestra played softly as the guests Todd's share will aggregate S250. new watch this fall comes from S O L O DY presented their congratulations. Mrs HILLSBORO LINE A GO f NO. 23 j F. SCHULTZ Fresh Meats °J, Kinds Vegetables - of - all - Kinds House-Cleaning Time is House Painting Time l FOREST GROVE, A fter A ll It’s • "O G O F F B R O S ., FOREST GROVE , OREGON I 4 L .’" Charles Williams and the Misses Helen and Mary Harrington served 'rappe from the handsome punch bowl presented to Mrs. Tonance by 'the Woman’ s Relief corps at Washing- — Girls, if you want red lips, laughing eyes, sweet breath and good looks, use Hollister’ s Rocky Mountain Tea. The greatest beautifier known. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Dr. Hines Drug Store. OREGON The M ovem ent ABBOTT & SON FOREST GROVE, OREGON