C o rre sp o n d e n c e .
Allan Rice has sold part of his farm
to a party in the Grove.
GALES.
Delbert Bisbee was home from Port­
land a few days recently.
Phil Peneline is roakine good head-
Harvev Rogers and wife spent Sun­
y with his slashing.
day at Cornelius with relatives.
John Beal made a business trip to
Congratulations and well wishes are
¡rest Grove last Thursday evening.
extended to Alhert La Mont and bride.
Carl Tupper and daughter Maud
Mrs. R. M. Bisbee returned from a
re visitors at Earl Tupper’s Sunday.
two weeks’ visit at Portland Monday
Lee Talman and family ol Yamhill evening.
unty, were visiting in this vicinity
B. E. La Mont is enjoying a visit
nday.
from a brother and his family from
A good many farmers will start mak- North Dakota.
g clover hay this week, in this neigh-
The ball game Sunday, between
rhood.
Gales Creek and Watts District nines,
Tom Sain of Scoggin valley made a resulted in scores of IS to 17 in favor
usiness trip to the quarry last of Gales Creek.
turday.
Richard Wilson and Nelson Frost re­
A number of young folks from Port- turned Tuesday from Tillamook after
d spent Sunday along the creek in spending a week with the former’s
is vicinity.
grandparents.
Archie Walker has returned from
At the annual school meeting Mon­
lem, where he has been visiting with day afternoon, John Ihrig was elected
¡ends the past week.
director for three years and A. T. Bux­
The county court met at J. G. Boos’ ton re-elected clerk and treasurer.
tone quarry last Tuesday, for the pur-
At the annual meeting ot the Vine­
ose of locating a suitable place for the yard Hill, Telephone Co. Saturday
ounty crusher.
night, the following officers were elect­
ed: President, Allan Dilley; Vice Pres­
PATTON VALLEY.
ident, Thad Stephenson; Secretary and
The saw mill is shut down.
Treasurer, D. B. Adams; Director.
Mr. Purdy is going to build a new Richard Holscher.
lru-
Finley McCleod is building a fine
new house.
J. E. Lee has his new house nearly
ompleted.
Newt and Ben Harper are slashing
for Robert Tompkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Groener of Scholls,
Mrs. G. V. Adams and daughter of
Molalla, Mrs. Cora Adkins and son of
Gales Creek, and the Rice, Dilley,
Buxton and Adams families enjoyed a
Picn>c on the banks of Gales Creek
near Dug Hill Sunday.
W. E. Lee is cutting wood for the
.farmers with the engine and woodsaw.
Fourth of July will be celebrated in
Watts Grove again this year. The
Grange will also hold its annual picnic
there the same day and a good time is
anticipated. Committees are busy ar­
ranging for the different entertainments
during the day. Look for the big
posters and bills which give the com­
plete program.
Chris Riefeurath is visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph R:efeurath this week.
BUY NOW!
a t t h e P r o g r e s s iv e S t o r e
Ladies Shirk W aists, Muslin and Knit
Underwear.
Boys’ W aists and Wash Pants also
Wash Suits.
Straw Hats, Wash V ests, Balbrigan
and Ribbed Underwear, Neglige and Golf
Shirts.
Men's and Boys’ Summer suits
In
There are a good many farmers cut­
ting hay the past week, and the crop
is good this year. The grain is look­
ing fine in the valley.
August Roth of Seghers was seen
out buggy riding Sunday afternoon
BANKS
with a very prominent young lady of
Little Newton Shipley is ill with
Patton Valley. We expect to hear the typhoid fever,
wedding bells ringing in the near
Joe Kilim is out again "and oc­
future.
casionally comes to town.
ftiet
Buy
Everything
you need in the various lines carried by us.
W e guarantee the goods and
the price.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW TOO WHAT WE HAVE
GALES CREEK
J. L. Banks was able to be out Sun-
Frank Fletcher has been visiting daY and enjoy the ball game,
with his sister, Mrs. M. L. Vincent of ; Miss Pearl Shipley, who underwent
an operation in Portland, is reported
Gales Creek.
Miss Myrtle Corwin, who has been improving.
Mrs. E. Turner is still confined to
teaching school at Wilson River, left
Monday for her home at Central Point. her room but we hope she will soon be
Lury Lynch and wife are visiting up and around again.
The band concert and ice cream
with his sister, Mrs. Thrapp of Gales
social held in Schremel’s park Satur­
Creek.
Miss Denny, who closed a success­ day evening was a grand success. The
Notice.
ful term of school here Friday, went to band boys looked very well in their
new uniforms and their playing was
At the general election held in j
Banks Sunday.
thoroughly enjoyed. The fish pond Washington County, and state of Ore- j
It it all smooth sa ilin g w hen you place a L iner Ad | |
J. E. Lilly recently sold his lease
in this colum n. A few words here will reach 5,000
was an interesting feature of the even­ gon, on Monday, June 1, 1908, a vote
readers
and the resu lts a re certain. 5c line 1st I j
and crop on the James McClaran place
Insertion, 2 ' j cents each subsequent insertion. I ,
ing, and afforded a great deal of was taken for and against stock running
M inimum charge 10 cts.
to Samuel Parkin and bought a small
amusement for every body.
at large in said Washington County, j
tract of land of the James Martin place
The Brunn Beaver baseball team Oregon, and it appearing from the j LIST your farms and other properties j
recently owned by J. E. Ayers.
K . X . S tn e h r
I). F. F le c k
came out from Portland Sunday to returns of said election, that a major-1 for sale with T. H. I.ittlehales, Forest j
Grove National Bank Building. 27tf !
A very warm school meeting passed
o f f i c e n r Tin: h a t a a r , n e x t t o p o s t o f f i c e
show the Banks baseball nine how to ity of all the votes cast was against
over at Gales Creek Monday afternoon
F or SALE—Shadeland
Wonder
play ball, but they came to the con-1 stock running at large in said Washing-
which resulted in the election of D. S.
white
seed
oats.
Pldward
Naylor.
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elusion before the game was over that ton County, Oregon; now therefore
Pierce as director and Mark L. Cox as
Banks was hard to beat, the score be- pursuant to the provisions of section
FOR SALE—Good 7 room house
clerk and giving the board of trustees ing 13 to 2 in favor of Banks. The 4245, Bellinger and Cotton’s Annotat- outside city limits. Pantry and Fruit
38 acres of land, 7 miles out
2 beautiful located lots in
on milk and mail route, good 6 South Park with large Oak trees
the power to allow only certain grades
Good
Orchard
house.
Lot,
1
acre.
line up for Banks was Cornelius, pitch- ed Codes and Statutes of Oregon
room house, 2 barns, 6 acres in Easy terms.
to attend school at the same time and
wjnnrF m hfrfrv ptvfm
,and Barn’ Fumiture K°e» wilh ,he I
er; Beaman, catcher; Carstens, first
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
place. Price 81800; easy terms.
T.
fruit. This place is close to the
the other grades to remain at home
A well improved 280 acre
school and church and can be
1 base; Cook, second base; Wilson, short
That m sixty days Irom the date of H . I.ittlehales, Forest Grove, Ore. 46.
farm 7 miles out for 840 per
entil their time comes notwithstanding
had for 82500.
stop; Bullock, third base; Holt, right this notice it will be unlawful for stock
acre. This is a snap.
.
. . ... . .
THOSE WANTING —wagons, buK
the School law says that every child
65 acres of land, all level on
• or harness,
,
,V
, money
field; Schlegel, center field; Moore, to run at large, in said Washington
*
gies
can
save
a
little
between the a;es of 9 and 14 shall at­
good county road, only 2 miles
80 acres, 2 j miles from R. R.
1 left field. The second nine, or “ All County, Oregon, under penalty of ten by ca|lin({ on vVm C. Gray. Dilley,
out, for 860 per acre. Terms. station; 20 acres cleared, 10
tend school every month that is taught Stars,” also won the game played with dollars for the first offense and twenty Ore.
43-19*.
N»-w cottage, close in for only acres slashed, balance in good
in their district or pay a fine of from the Dogville team, the score being 10 dollars for each and every subsequent
timber. Good house and barn
81250.
F
or SALE—Gentle family horse, j
»5 t0 *25. _______________
. to 2 , in
• , favor of , the
. Stars.
c
offense, to be recovered from the own­ good buggy and harness cheap. In- \
A 50 acre farm 1 mile from and 300 bearing fruit trees on
er of the stock in civil action in the quire at Foster’s opposite Laughln
Gales Creek. 20 acres bottom place. Owner has other business
WATT S DISTRICT.
“
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50-tl
land all in crop, 4 acre orchard and must sell at once. Hones,
name of the state of Oregon before a hotel.
The Misses Pechin visited school
in fine shape, balance in timber. t o w s , hogs, chickens and all
Justice of the Peace of the precinct in j
girl. Apply at
—
WANTED—
Nurse
Running
wrter on place. If sold farm implements goes with place.
Thursday.
which such owner or keeper, or either Bryant Studio.
ALBERT DIXON
soon this can be had for 82400, Price 84000; hall down.
Clarence Rice is the possessor of a
of them, may reside.
81300 cash, balance on tim e to
8 Room House partly fur­
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Oregon
Obituary.
new Harvard bicycle.
____ Forest Grove
Given under my hand and official.
suit.
nished, for only 810 per month.
Jesse Clyde Wilson was born at
6 room house, nicely p ipered
seal, at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 8th day
A 20 acre farm, 2& miles from
and painted, on good corner lot
Wichita, Guthrie Co., Iowa, March 1st
of June, 1908.
for 8950, 8200 cash, balance 810 town, with good house and barn,
1885;
died
in
this
city
June
7,
1908.
“O for a Booke and a shady nooke
E. J. GODMAN,
per month.
young orchard. 82600.
County Clerk of Washington County, He came to Oregon 20 years ago, lived
Either in a doore or out.”
30 acres of land less than two
18 acres of land 4 j miles from
at Cornelius 13 months, moved to
Oregon.
49-4
miles out, about all in cultiva­ Forest Grove, with house and
Hillsboro and lived there 13 months!
tion, 7 room house, good new barn, on county road. 81100.
Postoffice Boxes Must Be Locked. and then moved to Forest Grove and
bam 8 acres in fruit
83300
We insure your property
A beautiful 10 acre tract with
\ I have proof that, on last Sunday, lived the remainder of his life here. |
against
loss from fire in the old
good
buildings
and
fine
variety
mail was wrongfully taken from un­ At the time of his misfortune he was
reliable Pennsylva.’iia Fire Insur­
of
fruit;
close
to
town.
For
sale
his mother’s main support. He had
locked postoffice boxes.
ance Co.
cheap.
Anyone givind information as to the a great many friends and was loved by
guilty party will be confering a favor on nearly every one. He leaves to mourn
the public and the authorities. I have hit loss his mother who is heart broken,1
notified the authorities at Washington three listers, Mrs. Sarah Mostert of j
aid local inspectors, and efforts will be Greenvile, Mrs. Blanche Best of Port-1
land and Belle and one brother, Lloyd
made to discover the offender.
— Dr. E. H. Brown, Physician and
The penalty is a fine of five hundred 0f this city
Surgeon. X-Ray and all electrical ap-
| pliances in office.
Call* answered
dollars and imprisonment at hard labor
—Chase it Sanborn Coffees always night or day.
for one year.
WEEKS t . H A M T F C O .
the best. Hoffman it Allen Co. ex­
1 J O I t u n at.
P o r tim a é , O ta .
H . C. ATWELL,
clusive agents.
j — We always pay the highest price
HOFFMAN <& ALLEN COMPANY
FOREST CROVE
OREGON
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FO R E S T GROVE
Rea1 Estate
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S o m e o f th is w e e k 's B a r g a in s
Wood Sawing
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Fiction, well bound
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TIIK BOOK STOKE
M o n u m en ts
Our Saturday Specials are genuine bargains, not coun­
ter clearers unless so advertised.
P. M.
— If you drink, don’t fail to call at ,or m0° l *nd mohair
— Dry wood for »ale.
—Try Schulu’s ground bone for Hoffman and Allen Co.’* and buy
Chase It Sanbura Coffee.
Co.
your hens. It will make them lay.
rite Or s tu n s a n * Pria r s s r r
Roswurm it
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