ANNUAL MEETING OF
WOMAN’S CLUB
Som e of
blasting
the
farmers have
stumps and
been
grading on the
road.
Election of Officers and of Delegates
to Federation of Woman's
Clubs Accomplished
The
annual m eeting of Woman’ s
lub occurred at M is. Walter H og e’ s
st M onday afternoon.
oe >et
apart for the
A
jolly
crowd
of
young
people
attended the
closing school entertain­
ment at the
Thatcher school-house,
Wednesday evening.
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Guaranteed
a a a —
T h e boys looked rather lonely Sun­
This was the day evening as a num ber of our girls
election of are now enjoying cam p-life in the
Seers and no programme was pre- H ood River strawberry patch.
! nted. T h e work of the G u b has been Clapshaw is acting as chaperon.
¡try successful and the interest shown report berries scarce.
— H ave you weakness of any kind-
County S. S. Convention
Mrs. Jas. A. Sewell, formerly Mrs.
Mrs.
Supplementary to the District Sun- Brenard Via of this place, was visiting
Th ey day School Convention held in Dilley 'n Forest Grove this week,
last Saturday, June 26, a County
Con- :
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stomach, back, or any organs of the
SOLILOQUISMS
Miss Famham went to McMinnville
body?
nary
By EVE
I
D on ’ t d ope yourself with ordi.
m edicine.
Hollister’ s
Rocky
1 Mountain T ea is the supreme curative
Mr. and Mrs. G eo. W ood were call­ vention has been called, by secretary last Friday evening to attend some
the members has been notable. If
power.
35 cents, Tea or Tablets
|e same spirit will be manifested in ed to Iowa, where her sister is danger­ H . Scholfield, to meet at Bethany on college function at M cM innville col- ................................................................ ...
! Dr. H ines’ Drug Store.
future as has characterized the past ously ill. They left on the 12:30 train Thursday, June 7. Every one inter- lege.
One whole week gone with nothing
Raym ond
is
studying ested in Sunday School work is invit­
the work of the Woman’ s G u b Saturday.
Mrs. Mont Stewart of Dayville, came much accomplished on the street
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|l be effectually felt for the g ood in dom estic scien ce and the culinary art ed to be present.
down from Eastern Oregon last week railway, but perhaps it’ s invisible pro­
United State« Land Office, Portland, Oreson
circles of society life in Forest during their absence.
to visit her sister-in-law, Mrs. Eminger
April 27 , lgoj.
gress this time.
SCHOOL REPORTS
ove as well as in other channels of
Notice is hereby given that in compliance wlthtfc,
Stewart of this place.
GALES CREEK
It’ s becom ing pretty tough when a provisions o f the act o f Congress of June 3 107 .
Report of School District N o. 75, for
|f >fit to our city’ s social developm ent.
Mayor Dano, a young man from
even the dogs
fo' th* “ »• o f timber land.’in lte
town gets so dry that C
May 25, 06.
N o.
The officers elected to serve for the
States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington
Alex Beimrhor went to Portland on month ending
H ood River who started in school here
and horses cannot get a drink. But Territory,” as extended to all the Public Land Statu b!
pupils enrolled,
28; average daily
¡j|f t ming year are as follows:
Mrs. business, Monday.
A
1801 Albert
AIL... H.
*» Leete
.
last fall but did not remain, was visitng
act of August 4,
1892,
tta
such is the case since the city authori­ Branch, county of Lapeer, State o f Michigan, of has Na thi
attendance, 2 0 ; whole N o. days attend­
I ’ hur W . Johnson, president; Mrs.
Frank Ranes put a H u gh es T e le ­
in Forest Grove this week.
day
filed
in
this
office
his
sworn
statement
No.
$905
ties
have
allowed
the
public
trough
on
ance,
4
0
2
j;
whole
N
o.
days
absence,
m f '■ in A . Abbott, vice-president; Mrs. phone in his house last week.
for the purchase of the NWV4 o f Section No. 10 . ^
Bessie Ritchie left Tuesday on the
Main St. to stop running.
70 i ; whole N o. times tardy, 10; days
i J. Corl,
corresponding-secretary;
Township No. 2 North, Range No. 6 West, and w U
Mrs. Carpenter of the Grove, is a
noon train to join her.family at Seaside.
offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable
tanght, 20; visitors, 12; neither absent
E . E. Williams, recording secre-
“ T oo much rain” came the verdict for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes
Gales Creek visitor, this week.
Miss Kate Stribbich and Miss
Joy
nor tardy: Ella Garrigus, John Garri-
and
Mrs. James T . Shannon,
last week from His Em inence in the and to establish his claim to said land before the
Smith accom panied her as far as Port­
H . T . Shorb and Jas. L. L oving are
Register and Receiver o f this office at Portland, Oregon
gus, F lorence Thornburgh, Frances
H J ia u r e r . T o act with these officers
exalted sanctum down the street and on Monday, the 23rd day o f July, 1906.
painting the school house this week.
Sell,
Edith Garrigus and Katherine land.
j »H to fill out the executive committee
He names as witnesses: Archie Greenman of p0n
very effectual too. Ever since, old
Paul Sexton returned home Monday
Chas. Lilly has been working on the H eltzel. Those graduating from the
j I Club selected Mrs. A. G. Hoffman
t~
Jupiter Pluvius h a s been fearful of the
cem ent foundation for the new bam.
Eighth Grade— Jessie W est, Sophia on the “ midnight” from a
| Mrs. L. A . Watt.
consequences lest he should go against Portland, orejon.
;‘he State Federation of W om an’ s
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Allen visited Phipps and Cora W ilcox, the two last where he has been visiting with friends the ludement of this Dignitary of the! Any and all person, c la im in p .d v c r .e l, the above,
j
dracribed lands are refu elled to file their claims i ,
and relatives around Lincoln and the tne J U Q g m e m Ul r n u
meets in Portland in O ctober to with friends in G lenwood, one day last conditionally. MAISIE O’ DONNELL,-
office on or before said 23rd day o f July, 190$.
Dirty Windows.
old
home
at
Beav.*r
City,
Nebraska.
Teacher.
|:h the local organization is entitled week.
ALGERNON S. DRESSER. Register.
A little boy on the streets of Forest
W . E. Bowman, harness maker, re­
(First Pub May 3.)
Iw o representatives, the president
Mrs. M cG ilvery’ s class in needle­
FOREST GROVE FARMER HONORED turned last week from Tillamook where Grove was heard asking his mother to
lo n e other. Mrs. L. A. Watt, the work met at Miss Eula Lafferty’ s last
he has'been looking over the country buy him "m ore rubber soap.”
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I * ug president, was appointed to Thursday afternoon.
Mr.
Austin
T.
Buxton
Elected
Master
“ Rubber soap” she asked, “ what do
with a view of buying a small farm.
_ J | l j d the convention with Mrs. John-
United States Land Office, Portland, Oregon,
Mrs. Iler, who has been staying with
of Oregon State Grange.
Mr. Bowman, however, was not favor- y °u want with rubber soap?
S j If and H og e and Mrs. C. L. Sche-
March 19, 1906.
her daughter, Mrs. W escott of Gaston,
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the
At
the
assembly
of
the
O
regon
State
ably
impressed with Tillamook County. | “ For
my teeth” he
promptly
jr !,V I were appointed as alternates— to
came h om e, Sunday.
! answered. She studied a moment then provisions of the act o f Congress o f June 3,1878, entitled
Grange last week in Albany, Mr.
J;| » ^ d in case the first ones should be
Many visito s from the sister state to j
‘ ‘ An act for the sale o f timber lands in the States of
T h e A. C. Sunday School will give Austin T . Buxton, of Forest Grove,
said “ Oh!” and went into the drug­ California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory”
T! t 4 »i.y way unable to be present. The
the north were in the city Sunday at-
an entertainment for Children’ s Day, was elected Master for the su cceeding
store and bought the small boy a bottle as extended to all the Public Land States by act of
■ board has appointed Miss Mary F
tending the burial services of the late
August 4, 1892, Grace J. Tuttle, of Portland, county of
Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o ’ clock at year. Mr. Buxton has been promin­
of Rubifoam.
I j l am on the state com m ittee for
Multnomah, State o f Oregon, has this day filed in this
Mr. M cL eod. Nearly all of the family
the church.
office his sworn statement No. 6835. for the purchase of
ently active in Grange work for som e­
1 i E d u c a tio n of girls. The line of
The Republican admonition is “ vote the S W Vi o f Section No. 8 in Township No. I. S.
lived in Washington all of whom moved
Mr. and Mrs. T om Taylor, Mr. and time and is one of the most energetic
I suggested for the com ing year
while the Democratic Range No. 5 West, and will offer proof to show that
to that state from Washington County ’ er straight”
Mrs.
Stanton of Portland and Mrs. J. and wide-awake farmers in the county.
the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
^ { ■ o e on the developm ent of the
in earlier days.
Everett, Spokane, advice is, more liberally, “ scratch ’ er than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
|»
west.
On O ctober 14th the York of R eedville, cam e up Sunday H e has been editor of the State Grange Aberdeen and other cities were repre­ straight.”
The Republicans seem to claim to said land before Register and Receiver at Port­
and are visiting relatives.
land, Oregon, on Tuesday, the I9th 0ay of June, 1906,
Bulletin for a number of years and is
Ji, / ¡r n e e t in g will be held.
require considerable whipping into
sented.
He names as witnesses: Henry G. Tuttle, of Portland,
undoubtedly very well qualified to fill
„
The Stereopticon Lecture given by line in this campaign, while the D e­ Oregon; Hiram W ..Scott o f Gaston, Oregon; Olive M.
D
ILLEY
the position of Master of the State
i J? nette Valley Developmen League
Scott of Gaston, Oregon; George Tuttle of Portland
R ev. I. M. Hazel of Berkeley, Cal., mocrats seem more willing to risk the Oregon.
[j * ' Will Meet in Forest Grove
Mrs. Groendyke spent Sunday in Grange.
chances
of
winning
a
few
votes-
by
their
Any and all persons claim ing adversely the above-
under the auspices of the Christian
Along with the position Mr. Buxton
described lands are requested to file their claims in this
]' [ . he meeting of the Farmer’ s and Portland.
Church, was a success in every way tactics while all the time they expect office on or befofe said I9th day o f June, 1906.
acquires a regen cy of the Oregon
I r’ s Congress held at Coos Bay
Brady Chowning was in town Sunday
Using simple language in describing every Democrat will know enough to
ALGERNON S. DRESSER. Register.
Agricultural C ollege and several duties
I , ) ; eek, the invitation of Forest visiting the hom e folks.
(First Pub March 29.)
the scenes of destruction and devasta­ “ vote ’ er straight,” anyhow.
requiring full knowledge in detail of
I y asking that the next meeting of
Mr. W m . W ilkes, who has been very
tion as depicted by the pictures thrown
Some
of
our
illustrious
contempor­
every part of the Grange work.
| | ,1 'illamette Valley Development sick, is im proving slowly.
upon the canvass, he held the atten­ aries that howl so much on the merits
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-r'*» be held at Forest Grove, was
tion of his large audience to the end and demerits of the candidates for
S. S. Convention
T h e young gentleman with the new
United States Land O ffice, Portland, Oregon.
,.j d. Cottage Grove also put in
May 7th, 1906.
buggy com es to town quite often now.
T h e Third Annual Convention of The Society is to be congratulated up­ governor and senator, could do more
1't 1 g ut was refused on account of
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the
on its efforts in this direction.
About good by devoting a little of their space
I • * | i
the
First
District
S.
S.
Association
of
Wilbur H olcom b , who was quite
provisions o f the act of Congress o f June 3, 1878, en-
jRfl ir o v e ’ s prior action in the mat-
$ 2 5.00 waa netted for the Society.
to educating the voters upon the irn-[ titlod "A n act for the «»le o l timber lands in the States
sick last w eek, is able to be out again. Washington County, was held on Sat­
hi* wiH mean considerable to
The Pacific University track team portant measures before the people at of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Ter­
Miss Lucy Crowther of Gales Creek, urday, May 26th at Dilley, in the
ritory,” as extended to all the Public Land States by act
t I j l f «rove and vicinity and it will
M . E. Church.
There was a very was defeated at Salem, Friday, by this election as the result of the initia­ of August 4, 1892, MacRae Vert o f Portland, County of
visited
her
sister,
Mrs.
Ben
Hoskins,
V
the citizens of this com m u-
Multnomah, State o f Oregon, has this day filed in this
enthusiastic and encouraging atmos­ Willamette University in a score of 62 tive and referendum. This is much
office his sworn statement No. 6916, for the purchase of
r 3 I 1 ’ put forth a special effort to last week.
to 55. The track was in poor condi­ more to be desired than so much the N. W . V a of Section No. 34, in Township No. I. S.,
phere about the whole day’ s work.
Rev. Mr. Brampton of the A. C.
J , A ' - e affair a lasting one, both in
j Range No. 5 W. and will offer proof to show that the
:; A ‘ „
T h e chair was taken by John Boyd, tion and the occasional showers kept raillery of candidates.
r
| land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
Is of the visitors who will com e Church, has m oved here and will live
ut
district president. Papers were read it slippery. The place for the broad
It has just developed that The Argus ,han ,0' airlcul,ur*‘ BUrB°*'*- a"d to wubii.h b»
K a ffir parts of the state and in the on his property.
A TU
xt
&
claim to said land before Register and Receiver at Port-
by Miss Grey of D illey, S. F. Hartry of and high jum p a.id the pole vault was
f i u >* lbstantial benefits to be
and I he News are very good friends land, Oregon, on F rida,, the * 7 ti> d a , or ju iy , m .
Eld. Ram bo has m oved his house­
Dilley and E. X. Harding of Gaston. ' on the shady side of the mill race and
I-
after all,
much better than would
Hc naraM as
0<!Or* ' Biytiow of rortund,
hold goods from Carlton and will live
,
#
Oregon; Edward Jasper o f Portland, Oregon; Henry
K .1 !, tn the convention for the
They were are all excellent as was was so muddy that our jumpers and
appear on the surface. But something Jasper of Portland, Oregon; Al Davis o f Gaston.Oregon.
«I t'Æ and developm ent of our home here this summer.
amply proved by the lively discussion vaulter were much handicapped.— In-
deeper, an under-curTent beneath all
Any and al‘ B' rI°n* claim'nn »dvei«ei,ttw«bove-
• j', t and enterprises.
T h e Sunday School Convention held which follow ed. Other speakers were dex.
»
,
! described lands are requested to file their claims in this
tnose
words
were
slowly
but
surely
1
Office
on or before said 27th day o f July, 1906.
at this place last Saturday, was well at­
Under the dry regime, the policy
for Public Schools Chosen tended and a most pleasant time was the Rev. H olcom b , Mr. Pem Patton,
ALGERNON S DRESSER, Register.
carrying us onward to that Eden where !
Sam Walker, etc. T h e audience was has been so com plete that even the all will be sublime, without
(First Pub. May 10)
the
j
it , . Friday the school board se- enjoyed by all.
treated with a very sweet solo sung by P te r in g troughs on Main Street, of so
Lieutenant,” as the Argus suggests. I
*1 * ^ >1 s following teachers to teach
Mr. Roberts, who lately bought prop­ Miss H oge of Forest Grove.
much convenience to the Lading farmer,
But what would the Argus do without
B rest Grove Public Schools for erty here, has quite a number of men
A basket luncheon was served in has refused to run. Last week as is
T IC K E T S V IA
him. Perhaps the Argus can be c o n - ;
I 3 ' J n g year: For Principal, Mr. em ployed and is getting out and haul­
the Church to which the Ladies of usuait a fsumer unh tched his team
soled in this new friendship, however,
• 1 * 9 te n o n of Rainier was chosen; ing piling to the S. P. grounds.
Dilley very thoughtfully contributed near the watering p ’ace, leaving his
if the “ Lieutenant” should fail to reach
* 1,1
fhth grade. Miss Susie Jack-
John Um phlet of Amity, was seen delicious coffee. Toward the close of ,amily on the wagon until he had wa-
that sublime Eden” where the Argus
I 3Ti h- »tained as also Miss Laura
.w _
in this city last week. John seem s to the m eeting the subject of the Local tered the horses, but upon reaching
Adam and the News Eve will liv e !
the seventh; for the sixth
be calling here quite often lately, but Option Am endm ent Bill was ably pre- the troughs found they were dry.
happily ever after in the oblivion of \
Miss Frances Sorenson and
sented by the R ev. Mr. and Mrs. Som eone is looking for water there
we are all glad to see you, John.
passed cruelties; in spite of the narrow-
V* e Shannahan of this place
Barber and was unanimously con- every fifteen minutes of the day and it
headed qualities of some Forest Grove !
J f n E e d ; Miss Elsie Simonson of
dem ned.
,
GASTON
is really quite a matter of annoyance to
J H | | , will taach the fourth grade;
newspaper men. But all is forgiven, To SPOK AN E , ST. P A U L , MINNE-
I many. Now this is a question of some
Arthur Satterlee is spending the
i »V •' aker the third; Miss Edna
rest easy-
APOLIS, D U L U T H , C H IC A G O ,
significance and this accommodation
1 *’ i
second and Miss Maude week here.
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ST. LO U IS.
J. H . Hartley has opened a real es­ has been appreciated by the farmers
I M onm outh, will teach the
Reduced Rates
AND A l l P oints E ast and S outh .
Mrs. Hanna Best has returned to
J
tate office next door to A . W . John­ and our city authorities should look
la d e .
her old home.
During the Summer Season of 1906
son’ s— in the same building with J. T . after ' l ar)d see that the tiouble is rern-
Mrs. Elsie Hamrick Hankins was
reduced
round trip excursion rates will
Brooks.
i edied immediately.
Temperance Legion
visiting her parents a few days.
be in effect from the East to all North
The Flyer: T h e Fast Mail
•al Tem perance Legion will
Mr. and Mrs. C . W Hudson spent j
Pacific Coast Points, such as Portland, S plendid S ervice , U p to D ate
E quipment , C ourteous
Sunday during the month Saturday and Sunday in Portland.
Tacoma. Seattle, Victoria, Vancouver,
E mployes .
V o ’ clo ck in the Christian
etc.; also to Spokane and San Francisco,
Mrs. Hudson of the Grove, paid
k ip ecia l Band of Mercy Gaston a visit Friday and Saturday.
BEG IN N IN G FEB. 15, 1906
11 be given next Sundav,
Tressa Jeter, little daughter of Ed.
to i
n T
? ? 0 Via direct lines C a s c a d e a n d R o c k y M o u n t a in s ,
w hich we invite all our
to the North Pacific Coast and Califor-
________
Jeter who is visiting here, is very *ick.
egioners are requested to
r, •
. ^_e ® ^
*rom Missouri
For tickets, rates, folders and full
Mr. Allen, well known here, broke
l to tell stories of animal’ s
ver points, namely: Council Bluffs, information, call on or address
his leg just above the ankle, la st,
J at the San Francisco fire.
O m h a, Atchison, St. Joseph, Kansas
H . D ICK SO N ,
W ednesdey.
Lily, also St. Paul and Minneapolis
City T ick et A 8 enL 122 Third St.,
Mr. Quimby, ex-Game Warden, was
H ILLSID E
" t e * ">« be $60. Rates to Spokane !
Portland, Or.
shaking hands with his many friends
I I I is convalescing.
here Saturday.
V o V J a L T j
,C° “ ' “ S' G V X R K I S . A . G . P . A .,
I k Loynes is suffering with
Mtoomi R i,„ ane s, ft ”
™
W*’ h 'C «'- Ind Av,. .„ d Columbu St.
Miss Sarah Bates, teaching in the
y
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the go
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Was
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in rei*
supplì
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point!
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not in
are E
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made
nm p
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After
house
by th
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‘‘city
bill»
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T H E AGENT FOR
LOCALS
2 Overland Trains Daily 2
°RataffeS
^
Dleg0'
Daylight trip throught the
THROUGH
TOURIST
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SLEEPERS
I* .
Id
8
South Portland School, came out Friday
ker is working on the rail-
-ok*-
to visit her parents.
Miss Allen, teacher, left to visit
rs and
cherries are
pen .
be-
parents Friday and reports her father
getting along very
I n . Gates were
hei
good
considering
guests at his age.
l Sunday.
"A
closed
hool here, Friday.
a very invited to com e
good tim e.
S E A TTL E
CHICAGO
VU THf
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
• THE iXMFORTABLE WAT”
Girl’ s Secret”
given by Jollity
y ou n g folks attended G u b Saturday evening. June 2nd.
Thatcher.
Admissson 2 5 and 15 cts. You are
th Hazlett
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
BETWEEN
and
partake
in
the
B o u t s o f th u (a m o u is O r ie n t a l
l .l m l t c U
Foe d n u le d infOnnMton, rates, etc., call on at sddrass
if. if. D i e m o x , e . t a.,
I l l l . . r f s i . , r ~ r t is m d , u rv .
We Give Expedited Service on
Freight.
Rates one way via the Shasta Route
and California will be $13.50
than those above mentioned.
h.gher
Route your shipments
Great Northern.
These tickets will be on sale daily,
commencing June 1st and continuing
unul September IS, with final return
limit of October 31st.
Full information from
Wm. HARDER,
A. L. C r a i g .
General Passenger A gent.
Evening T ele««™
a
tv
»,
- s rfis rtta £ s
via
General Agent; Portland, Oregon
!
T h e News “ d Sem i-weekly Journal
copies may
at this office.
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men
rang
m ili