Newberry, and is thinking of going to
Eastern Oregon to live.
WATT’ S DISTRICT.
A. H. Roberts and family, of Patton
Valley, were in town, Saturday.
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John Wilson is on the sick'list.
The speaking at the church was
Frank Johnson and wife were in the well attended, last Friday night.
rove, Saturday.
A. R. Roberts was a passenger on
A fins horse belonging to D. B. the train for Portland, laet Friday.
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dams died Sunday night.
P. Vermyler has been quite sick
Allan Dillev has twc carpenters mak­ with the measles, but is improving.
in g improvements on his house.
A new baseball team has been or­
R. 0 . Stephenson returned, Friday, ganized at this place, and a schedule
^om a two weeks’ trip through South­ of games is to be arranged in the near
ern Oregon.
future.
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Willie Monner was out from Port­
— M oney to loan on farm security.
e d visiting am ong friends, the fore-
W. H . Hollis. Forest Grove
art of this week.
Mrs. R. M. Bisbee shipped a large
nsignment of dressed pork to Port-
nd, last Thursday.
BANNER
BRANDS
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— Bring your wool and mohair to
Bailey’ s and get the highest price.
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— We always pay the highest price
Bailey.
School was closed Monday, Tues­ for wool and mohair.
day and Wednesday, while Prof. Krause
— Dry wood for sale. Roswurm &
was assisting County Superintendent Co.
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M . C. Case.
COUNTY COURT.
The dictionary says that a “ B A N N E R ” is a “ Military Ensign.”
W e understand that Mr. Day, who
has been visiting at Mr. R ice ’ s, has
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
So Banner Brand is the military ensign under which the firm, from
purchased Sam Parkins’ farm near
j Enna M Nichols et al to A Miz-
Gales Creek,
whom we buy our
ner lot 4 Nichols Add to Gar­
Those who heard Governor Cham­
den H o m e .............................. £ 300
berlain speak at the Grove, Friday
j j »
night, were Messrs. Burk, La Mont A Mizner et al to Geo A Mizner
same as ab ove.......................... 1000
and Stephenson.
Emma Schmale et al to Mary E
Forest Grove real estate men are
Harris 30.57 acres in sec 34
have enlisted their labor and capital, and truly they have succeed­
numerous through here these days,
1 1 n 4 w ................................... 4000
and even some of the neighborhood John R Joseph et al to John
ed in manufacturing a B A N N E R L IN E , as regards
men are taking the fever.
Block 22 acres in sec 13 t 1
n
2
w
........................................
2100
R ev. Hall has been seriously ill at
his home here, but it is thought he is Louise Pose to Ferdinand Pose
20 acres in sec 30 t 2 s 1 w.
80
slowly improving
at present. Dr
Peter
Borchers to
Herman
Brown is the attending physician. '
Schmidt 4 acres in sec 20 t 2
Richard Holscher and Miss Nancy
and we wish to strongly emphasise the fact that
s 1 w .......................................... 1450
M cCoy were married at the home of
I J A Saeger to The Aultman Tay­
the bride’ s mothrr Mrs. M. McCoy,
lor M ch Co 10 acres in sec 36
last Sunday forenoon, the interesting
| t 2 s 2 w..................................... 1000
ceremony being performed by Rev. J
' Herman Salzwedel et ux to J B
R. Hall of Forest View home. A num­
Wolf et al lots 9 and 10 blk
ber of relatives and friends of the con
14 Cornelius..............................
200
trading parties were present, and after
John J Blew et al to j A Larra-
congratulations had been extended, a
bee 15 acres in sec 23 t 1 s
wedding dinner was
served. The
1 w .............................................. 6000
bride has spent all her life here, and is
Christian Lehmann et ux to Ida
One of the best of young ladies and
M Gray lot 1 blk F Lehmann
jll prove a good helpmate for the one
Acre Tracts................................
770
fho has been fortunate in securing her Christian Lehmann et ux to A P
a wife. The groom has lived here
Morse lots 2 and 7 blk F Leh­
r several years, owns a nice home on
mann Acre Tracts.....................
800
avid’ s Hill, and is an energetic Alexander Baxter to John J Bax­
In our south show window we show some of this season’s “ New Kicks.” W e have one of the
ung man. Mr. and Mrs. Holscher
ter lot 3 blk 6 South Park
aided the afternoon train Sunday for
Add to Forest G rove.................
1
nicest lines of shoes in town and will be pleased to have you try a pair and help to demonstrate that
short visit in Portland, and upon Melissa J Cameron et al to Geo
return will go to h ousekeepin g'
¿Stfir brand Shoe» tire better. W e have Oxfords in Black, White, Tan
A Caple Tract in M Moore d
mediately here. The many friends
1 c t 1 s 2 w .............................
10.
and Gray, for Large and Small Feet.
this estimable couple will join in ex- Erla A Hall et ux to Mabel A
nding their congratulations and well
Hall tract in sec 13 t 1 s 5 w
1
ishes.
Henry Mason to Herman M etz­
ger lot <8 South West Port­
GALES.
land . . . .
...............................
500
Mr. and Mrs. Eberlingare the proud F W Cady et al to W L Gaskill
rents of a new son.
lots 2, 10 and 11 blk A Steels
Add to Beaverton........................
200
A. Roth is hauling baled hay from
George Armentrout to M A Ar-
e Stackle place to Gales.
mentrout part of blk 28 Forest
Mr. Frank Kertison, of Gaston, is
G rove.............................................
100
utting wood for A. Roth.
W N Barret et ux to J P Finta
s e i of sw j sec 7 t 2 s 2 w. . . 1200
lim Whitlow is working for J. G.
L E Carter et al to F A Markley
os at the stone quarry.
lot 8 Witch H azel...................
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tupper took din­ The Investment Co to S R Vin­
er with J. M. Beal. Sunday.
Byron M Smith and Anna Bacon;
cent lot 50 North Tigardville
It is all smooth sailing when you place a I.Iner Ad
(1 .1 4 a c r e s )............................
313 Richard Holscher and Nancy M cCoy;
J. G. Boos expects to begin crush-
in t h i s c o lu m n . A few words here will reach 5,000 I
J W Merrill and Lulu Noland.
. Cleophas Gerber to Irene J Zim­
re a d e r s and the results are certain. 5c line 1st I
g rock for the county roads soon.
Insertion, 2W cents each subsequent insertion.
merman part of sec 13 t 1 n
M in im u m charge 10 cts.
Mr. E. J. Ward, of Gaston, made a
Settled Out of Court.
2 w (3 6 .5 8 a c r e s )................... 3100
usiness call at John Beals, Sunday.
The ejectm ent suit started some­
J T Gerish et ux to John M Kes-
LIST your farms and other properties '
Mr. Buxton, of Forest Grove, mad:
time ago by the city of Forest Grove for sale with T. H. I.ittlehales, Forest
ler 20 acres in sec 25 t 1 n
call at the stone quarry, last week.
3 w ............................................... 1300 against E. A. Hyde has been settled Grove National Bank Building. 27tf ;
O F F IC E A T THE B A Z A A R . N E X T TO P O S T ttF F IC E
out of court in a manner satisfactory to
J G. Boos disposed of a horse, last A J Hess et ux to J W Hess
FOR
SALK— Shadelami
Wonder
both parties interested. This suit arose
tract
in
sec
21
t
2
s
1
w.
.
.
.
100
eek. A man from Laurel was the
over the ownership of a portion of land white seed oats. Edward Naylor. 39-tf
Edwin C Allen et al to Arthur H
urchaser.
1
known as the Hyde property and situ -.
Thomas 5 acres in sec 1 t 1 s
FOR SALE— Good 7 room h ou se;
Mr.
Vanderzander,
of Verboort,
4 .................................................. 1700 ated at the corner of Pacific avenue outside city limits. Pantry and Fruit
6 room house for rent cheap.
5 acres of land with good new
lied at the quarry, last week, for two John F Carstens et ux to Ben­
and Council street. The city claimed
house. Lot, 1 acre. Good Orchard
house and barn, one mile from
ads of stone.
that a part of the building on the
2 beautiful located
lots in
ton Phillips 2 acres in sec 15
and Barn. Furniture goes^with the
town for 81650.
South Park with large Oak trees
t 2 n 4 w ...................................
30 Hyde property was in the street while place.
Mrs. Whitlow, of Newberg, was vis­
Price $1800; easy terms.
T.
65 acres of land, all level on
Easy terms.
Mr. Hyde asserted he was the rightful
ing with her daughter, Mrs. John
PROBATE COURT.
H. I.ittlehales, Forest Grove, Ore. 46.
good county road, only 2 miles
owner
to
the
land.
It
is
understood
eal, last week.
Estate of G. H. Baber, deceased.
out, for 860 per acre.
Terms.
A beautiful 10 acre tract with
that Mr. Hyde will vacate the street
F o r S a l e — ljf acres just outside
good
buildings and fine variety
Edward Beal has gone to Newberg Semi-annual report filed and approved. and tear down the building.
Seven-room
house
on
large
lot
H e may the city limits.
Fair house, barn, \
Estate of Chas F. Larson, deceased.
For sale
to stay with his giandparents until
Good location. 81400. Hall cash. of fruit; close to town.
eventually erect a new structure.
; chicken house, all kinds of fruit. A
N. O. Larson appointed administrator;
cheap.
rawberry picking is over.
bargain; 81200. T . H. Littlehales,
A 50 acre farm 1 mile from
bonds 81000.
A. Campbell, E. A.
The Banks baseball team will meet
Claud Allumbaugh got his leg badly
National Bank Building.
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Good new 7-room house with
Gales Creek. 20 acres bottom
Johnson and H. A. Hays appointed the Holliday Maroons on the Banks
uised by a falling stone, one day last
two lots on car line lor only
land
all
in
crop,
4
acre
orchard
appraisers.
grounds Sunday and on Decoration day
FOR SALE— Homer pigeons.
eek, while working at the quarry.
81000.
in fine shape, balance in timber.
Estate of Raymond Dixon, deceased. they will play the Forest Grove Colts.
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Mrs. M J. Shaw.
Running wrter on place. If sold
Here is a chance for you to
Sale of real estate confirmed.
DILLEY.
FOR S a l e — Full-blooded Jersey [ ]
soon this can be had for 82400,
get a farm with a little money.
GIRL W a n t e d — Inquire of Mrs.
Estate of Rebecca Traver, deceased.
81300 cash, balance on time to bO acres of land,
half of it
Eva Bryant is working at the Con- Administrators bond filed and approved. Levy’ s residence or the Levy Market. bull. Inquire of O. L. Doane, Forest
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suit.
cleared, 5 room house and barn,
nser again.
Mark L. Noble, M. S. Allen and T. G. ———--------------------------------------------------- Grove, R. F. I). No. 1.
House and 2 lots in town to orchaid. G ood spring close t i
FOR SALE— Jersey cow 3 years old, j
R. Kay has sold his place to Mr. Todd appointed appraisers.
house. Only l j mile from new
trade
for farm on milk route.
and calf. Inquire G. S. Allen, So
R R line to Buxton. 835 per
Will pay difference.
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5th
St.,
Forest
Grove,
Ore.
Ind.
S u c c e s s o r to
acre. Only 8500 down, balance
' phone 812.
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A well improved 280 acre on 5 per cent.
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farm 7 miles out for 840 per
W in e F o r S a l e — by the bottle,
80 acres, 2J miles from R . R.
acre.
This is a snap.
INtrcHt Clrtive
A vo
jug or barrel. For particulars call on
station; 20 acres cleared, 10
30 acres of land less than two
or
write
to
Grant
Bailey,
on
the
F.
W.
acres slashed, balance in good
Agent for National-R e a d-
miles out, about all iq cultiva­
David place.
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limber.
Good house and bam
ing Standard-Harvard-Racy-
tion, 7 room house, good new
and 300 bearing fruit trees on
barn 8 acres in fruit
83 30 0
FOR SALE— Choice Tim othy hay in
cle-Excelsior and Princeton
place. Owner has other business
mow 813.00 per ton.
Bell phone.
About 20 acres of land with
and must sell at once. Hones,
F. J. Miller.
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hou»e and barn. 5 mil« s out on
cows, hogs, chickrns and all
good road. Several a c r -s in fruit.
farm implements goes with place.
W a n t e d — G irl (or general house-
This is a bargain at 8 1 2 5 0
Price 84 00 0; half down.
Headquarters for everything
work; good wages paid.
Mrs. W . N.
in the bicycle line. I have Ferrin.
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SSS?
Women’s Dress Skirts, Shirt Waists and Pelticoats
ELEGANCE, QUALITY, WORKMANSHIP AND PRICE
THE
PRICE IS RIGHT
$1.73
to 11.50
W e show a few samples in our large show window this week, and invite you to in­
spect them and our stock in the store.
Oxfords
Oxfords
The Progressive Store
HC7FMAN
FOREST GROVE
ALLEN
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L in e r C o lu m n
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COMPANY
OREGON
R e a i
FO R EST GROVE
K. JV. Staehr
Estate Go
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S o m e o f this week*s B a rg a in s
O. A . QORL
GOOD
A D V ER TIS IN G
PAYS
L. J . Q o r ì & S o n
W e P ro v ed It Last Saturday !
Specials for Saturday» May 23
P o st Gard Album s 15 cents to SJ
X e w S tock 5 0 c Album s on sale
Saturday only 25c
Albums for stamp photos or kodak pictures
paper, cloth or leather bindings,
6c to $1.00
P o sta l G ords at 15c a D ozen
Which ones?
Come find seel
TH E B O O K S T O R E
B IC V L E S
the largest store and most
complete stock in Washing­
ton county.
Bicycle, sew­
ing machine, gun, lock and
general repairing.
Brazing
and light machine work my
specialty.
O. 7i. Q o r i
p h on e.:
S h o p ZOA
R e ».
H o u s e s f o r Rent
T h o s e W a n t i n g — wagons, bug
K;-s or harness, can save a little money
by calling on Wm C. Gray, Dilley,
Ore.
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— Dr. E. H. Brown, Physician and
Surgeon. X-Ray and all electrical ap­
Remember the K. O. T . M. dance pliances in office.
Calls answered
at Greenville. Saturday evening, May night or day.
16. Everybody com e. 44-t2.
— Don’ t forget your friends will be
— Don’ t forget that Hodman if Al­ graduated from school and college in
len Co. are offering rare bargains this I June and the Book Store can help you
remember them.
44-3t
[
5 9 # month.
Monuments
WEEK*
A O I ’l i f t i f .
U VANITE e o .
Portland . Ore.
r „ r D u K i m m l Writes see
V. H
. LIMBER
L o re ! A gen t
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