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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1907)
J C. Callahan sold out his sawmill the little fellow up and brought her to located in Patton Valley last week to town on horse back and have her at E. A. Thomas, Mr. McFall, and Mr. their home on Mam Street where many Greenev who have assumed manage-, pdgnms have gone to see aD1™a‘; ment. These gentlement are all from In all probability the mother sho Forest Grove, Oregon the east. Mr. Callahan retains a fourth and the fawn was driven to shift Capital • ' - • $ 2 5 .0 0 0 .0 0 interest and the same crew will con- itself, for it was very weak when cap- Surplus & Profits - 10.000.00 tinue to work both in the mill and tured. It is about a month old and is Resources • 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 > > n ii l_ __ I________».L— » « ill ! n k n n t ♦ Vs O CI7P fit A Tilt” t CITl C f Q O jJ. camp A .General Banking Business Transacted for about four years. The out-put is Tillamook County will have another 20,000 feet of lumber per day and exhibition of its dairy products at its Directors: R. M. Dooly, J. E. Loomis, H. C. Wortman, about 25 men are in the employ of the annual county fair this year, which Frank E. Dooly, R. M. Dooly, Jr. takes place in Tillamook City on the company. The brick work on the new bank 22nd, 23rd and 24th of August. There will be a stock show in connection before settling down to housekeeping. building will be somewhat delayed ow with the fair. Dairymen have been 1 Mrs. North wishes to express through ing to the inability of the b r i c k makers receiving exceedingly high prices for to fill the order. They are to be j The News, her thanks for the liberal butter fat in Tillamook this year, rang H. W. S parks , local editor . patronage the people have shown her. gray pressed brick of the finest quality. When completed this will be one of ing from 33c to 37c per lb., being Miss Katherine Brown, sister of Dr. the most substantial structures in Wash 10c per lb above that paid last year, — We buy wool and mohair at the Brown, arrived here last evening from ington County besides one of extreme averaging from 812 to $14 per cow highest prices.—Bailey. a visit in Southern Oregon. Miss architectural beauty. The floors are per month. The fair will be made The brick work on Paterson’s new Brown will teach the Sixth grade of the being prepared for tiling and the first interesting for the numerous campers public school next fall. Her home was building was begun Tuesday. floof plans are so drawn that when com and pleasure seekers who go to Tilla at Ottawa, Kan. pleted this will be a most modern mook every year from other counties, Mrs. S. E. Peterson has gone to where they spend their summer vaca A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs. banking institution. Seattle for a visit with friends. tions in that prosperous and delightful ! John Anderson, Mrs. Osburn, Archie Archie Bryant, who recently pur Coast County. Hon. Wilbur K. Newell was in from i and Donald Osburn, Miss Nellie chased the Pacific Gallery, left Monday hi-: ranch near Dilley, Monday. | Hughes, and Miss Lela Wagner spent Walter Roswurm, the ice man, was for his home at Timber Valley for a Fred Bellinger returned last week ! Sunday at Soda Springs, and report a week’s visit with his family. Upon compelled to get “ Bill” Doores to de from the Wilson River country. j very enjoyable time. his return he will be accompanied by liver his frozen goods the first of the The Quienientos Club met with his wife and two children and will week as the result of a mishap he had Marion Markham is now in the em ploy of the Oregon Hotel in Portland. ! Miss Dolly Hinman last week with the make Forest Grove their home. Mr. in Dilley one day last week. He drove The little fawn which Young Levy following present: Mesdames Goff, Ca- Bryant is one of the best photogra in behind Pegg & Company’s mer captured Sunday died Monday night. ples, Abbott, McEldowney, iMacrum, phers on the coast and he informs The cantile establishment with a load of ice and Misses Minnie Myers, Josephine News that upon his return he will when his team became frightened by M. Peterson and family left yester Baber and Kate Shannon. improve the gallery to such an the up coming train. They started day for Newport to spend a few days. Miss Ella Mason who graduated a extent that it will enable him to turn suddenly and reeled and he was Miss Velma Arnold of Portland is few years ago from Pacific University, out thefinest work possiple. jammed against the fence throwing out visiting at the home of D. P. Allen of returned last week from a two year’s Dr. Eaton will leave Monday for his right hand as he fell. His arm was this city. trip abroad. She visited in Berlin, Davenport. Iowa, to take a special badly peeled and he was badly bruised Mrs. Robert Thompkins of Scoggin Vienna, London, Paris and other places course in the sehool of Chiropractic. up generally. This happened on Fri Valley was doing shopping in town of interest. When Miss Mason at He expects to be gone three months day and on the rafeiwing day he sold tended school here she made her before returning to Oregon. This is 17,200 pounds of ice. He is educat Monday. home with Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Thomas. the only school of the kind in the ing the people up to the idea of keep George and Lilian Bond, of restaur Her parents live at lone. United States. Mrs. Eaton, who pre ing cool and has a fine trade. ant fame, have gone to Washington, ceded him, will join him in the east. George Myers who formerly lived their native state. COLTS WIN GOOD GAME. and went to school here and who ran The Doctor has established a good Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Underwood and the power plant of the Electric Power practice here, and his many friends Kopple Makes Home Run— Big Crowd daughter, Miss Jennie, are spending Company at Patton Valley, is in town and patrons will miss him during his at Carlton Sunday. two weeks at Newport. oveihauling Harve Baldwin’s auto. absence. About two hundred people journeyed j Miss Alice Cronin, and Mr. and Mrs. George went to school and learned the Prof. Wilkerson received a letter Norval Atkins were visitors at “ Dew auto busmess since leaving here and is from Paul Boyd from Boston, a few via a special train to Carlton last Sun Drop Inn” last Sunday. now employed by a garage in Portland. days ago, in which the Rev.’s son told day with the Colts and witnessed a good game of baseball with the Yam- j Jacob Dixon, who sold his farm for Pete Peterson has just received a of their trip to the city of culture billers which resulted in a score of 6 84000, has bought a place in Dilley letter from his brother Charley who and of the things they saw at the State to 3 in favor of the colts. where the family is living. went ba?k to Denmark a few months house. When they started east Prof. Carlton was defeated here Decora-1 Wilkerson told Paul to write and the ago, stating that he had bought a Miss Jessie Sheldon, who has been tion day by a score of 6 to 5, so that attending school at Chico, Cal., has 85000 fruit farm out of the city of little fellow said "well, I’ll take down gives our boys the championship of the Nexo a few miles. Pete’s little daugh your name for fear I’ll forget about it.” returned home to Oak hill. series. The exhibition Sunday was ter who went over with his brother, He is a very observing lad and remem Dr. Eaton will be at the Forest Grove dropped him a few lines and is enjoy bers all he sees. The Boyd family is clean and hard fought and several hun- \ 'Hotel until Sunday where he may be ing herself nicely. stopping in Massachusetts while Mr. dred dollars exchanged hands- as the seen by those desiring occulist work Boyd is on his trip abroad. They will result of the matinee. E. E. Mink, business manager of the The features of the game were the done. return to this city in October. Guard Printing Co., Eugene, Oregon, pile-driver hit which Kopple made in Bob Dugan wno is on the road for a and well known here, was in this city De Feour, who lives a couple ol the eighth inning sending the spherelet wholesale tobacco house of Portland Saturday for a short stay. Mr. Mink miles south-west of here above the At out to the edge of the lake, the timely made this city Tuesday after doing was at a former time manager of the well prune ranch, was personally ac hitting of Wirtz, the manager, who Tillamook. Forbes ranch at Dilley, and is a broth quainted with Francis Heney when he smashed the ball for three two pillow W. G. Mills of Nebraska was visiting er of Mrs. H. L. Deckert, whom he taught school in Idaho and is a great bingles and got one single; the heavy his brother E. G, Mills, the merchant visited while here. He reports busi admirer of the noted graft prosecutor. hitting of Getter, the base sliding of herejjst week, but he is spending this ness constantly increasing in his new Heney was handed a lemon by the Moore, the line catch of Babe Britton field and The News wishes him con Idaho school district because of his and the steady work of Betties won the week,f)Mhe coast. strenuous methods and went from game. Kopple made a home run. tinued success. —Dt. Lowe, the optician, leaves Death or victory is the slogan of the C. E. Harbaugh, who was working there to Arizona where he dropped a Friday night and will not return for man who attempted to kill him, be Colts for next Sunday’s game when Over three months. See him at once for the Groner & Rowell Company at Scholls, seven miles southeast of Hills cause of divorce proceedings Heney they meet the avaricious contingent in Hotel Loughhn. was conducting for the fellow’s wife. from McMinnville. Both teams hold Miss Maud Shannon, Miss Manche boro, died Monday morning of heart Mr. Feour came to Oregon for his a scaip and this will be a battle for final failure. He was camping out in a tent Langley and 1-ote Langley spent Sun health. conclusions. day with Judge Langley and wife at near the company’s mill and passed It is generally noted over the coun before aid arrived. He was 48 years Hugh Smith came near getting their camp in the mountains. try that this will be the hottest game of age and leaves a widow and seven mashed by the up train Sunday. It is \ ThePostofficeDepartment has made a of the season and will be the strongest : children. Several years ago he found well known that Hugh is in the habit contract with Charles L. large of Forest crowd puller in the history of baseball Grove, to renew the lease ol the present ed the McMinnville News, which was of butting bulls off the bridge but he in this county. later merged with the Reporter. is playing a distinctively new role in ; ostoffice quarters for ten years from In the morning the second team will trying to butt the cow-catcher off the August 1. C. A. Broderson, who came here a switch. Sunday when the train pulled cross bats with the Stephenson bunch “ Bill" Morley. who has been rrork- few months ago from Nebraska where in from Carlton, Hugh and catcher of Portland. This is their first game ing in Portland for the past two he had charge of a large force of paint Getter got off the train on the south and the older folks should see that i months returned the first of the week ers and workers for the railroad, has side and thp up train passed here in they get a good patronage. The game and has gone to Gaston to work in a lumber on his place on the Dilley road stead of at the Dillev switch as usual. is called for 9:30. meat shop. for a new house. He and his wife Hugh was talking to the popular — I)r. Lowe, the oculist, is now at lived in Chicago for several years catcher of the Colt aggregation, for LOST— Laci-sbracelet, between the the Loughlin to remain till Friday- where Mr. Broderson was in the em getting himself, when he was almost Christian church and Gales Creek road. night. He is well known in Forest ploy of the railroad but they have both run over by the train. He fell back Return to this office and receive re Grove having been coming here for fallen in love with Oregon and would puickly which was the only thing that ward. It not leave the Beaver state for a corner saved him. over 17 years. Time for Closing Mails. lot in the "Windy City.” Mrs. Sam Weist of Scapoose is in “ A whistling girl and a crowing hen Following i hours for closing! the city visiting her sister Mrs. L. M Mrs. W. H. Hollis last week re- are sure to come to some bad end” Sparks. Mr. Wiest is general manager veived a carload of furniture from the is the way the old saying goes, and bas mails: Southbound and part owner of a big logging camp east, and among it was Mrs. Hollis’ ing their belief upon this.the neigh East bound on the Columbia. 8 a. m. standard bred pacer. The goods were bors of W. K. Curtis, who lives on a 8 a. m. 12.50 p. m. 5 p. m . ' 5 on the road about two weeks but the ranch north of town were sure for awhile The Wylies and Hibbards of Port- ? 3.30 p. m. land, who have been visiting at the horse is none the worse for its long that one of his this-year’s hens was Greenville and Buxton, 9 a. m. Spring Hill farm as the guests of the I | journey. This animal is a beautiful surely doomed to a tragic conclusion. Gales Creek, 12:50 p. m. C. N. Johnson family, returned home ; black mare with white strip down her The bird is a mixture of Minorca and H. C. ATWELL. P. M. f face and one white foot. She has not Leghorn, and has all the earmarks of a the first of the week. established a record but has near kin hen but the thing crows and as yet has Ice Price List. Mrs. L. L. North has sold out her in Michigan that have good records not been seen on a nest. As the days little grocery store in South Park to Mr. and Mrs. Hollis will go to house increase the fowl takes on the appear 10 lbs and under, l j cts per lb; Walter Purdin and moved to Portland keeping here just as soon as a suitable ance of a rooster and it is hoped by the 15 lbs 20 cts; 20 lbs 25 cts; 25 to 40 yesterday. She will visit in Seattle property can be had. superstitious that that is the sex of the lbs 1 ct per lb; 50 lbs 45 cts; 60 lbs bird lest it go the way of the whistling 50 cts; 75 lbs 60 cts; 100 lbs 75 cts; cake lots $1.20 per cake. Ice de i girl. livered every morning but Sunday, for Fred Parsons, a Dilley hop grower, believes that all of the growers over sale at all times at the Ice-house. is a feast without an appetite? Iron-tone stimulates the appetite ’^e *hole United States should organ- Phone your orders not later than 8 a. m. lm tze, and ana then” men **y* says he. ne, "we we would Both phones. Walter Roswurm aid gives a relish to the food. • iie> have an organization worth while and Ordinance No. 118 . one that would force buyers to pay a t F<? S‘ !*nbT *" W ee 50 cents. Let us send you our little WATER RATES. booklet, Renew Your Vitality,” which tells you what IRON TONE is and fair price.” He is not sn advocate of state union for he says that is not suffi what it will do. You can have it for the asking. In dwellings 1 faucet 50c; each ad cient and therefore he is not a mem ditional faucet 25c; hotels $1 to $4: Address GROVER MEDICINE C O , Woodbum, Ore. ber of that organization. "California, private stables 50c; livery stables $4; New York, Washington and Oregon barber shops with bath tubs $1; laun should unite_ and select a man and dry $2; photograph gallery $1 tu $2; his assistants of business principles and for stores, offices and shops 50c. not hop growers to look after the For garden sprinkling or watering, interests of the growers. Mr. Parsons for each 500 square feet or less-surface thinks that 15 cents would be a sprinkled and watered 25c; for each IN T U B fair price to both consumers and pro additional 100 sq. ft. or fraction thereof ducers. 5 cents. Young Levy, the meat cutter, has Lawn sprinkling 2500 square feet or M l T l A l . I ' l W H k t l it.im t l . H M » ’ AMMIN. AMMX. been kept busy the past week telling less 50 cents; each additional 1000 the people all about the little spotted square feet 25 cents. fawn he captured last Sunday up Gales For street sripnkling in residence ; i M T M I '. r Creek. He and his brother were out i portion of city, 75 foot front or less. 50 in the country rounding up cattle for cents; each additional 50 foot front 25 the market when they came across the cents. Business portion 25 foot front juvenile doe shaking and hungry by ; or less $1; each additional 25 feet 25 the side of the road. They picked cent*. 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