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evening. Walker’s
furnjshed ,he music>
orchestra
S ta te m e n t of the Condition of
F IR ST
N A T IO N A L
BANK
Don’t Forget to call
Mrs. M. E. O’Neel left last Saturday
Dilley was in town
W. E. Pegg
POHItST OKIOVIJ, OkBUON
with the family of E. W. Lamb for a
Tuesday.
A t (Ja il ot the C o m p t r o l le r , M a y III, I t j u s
visit to Minnesota and Iowa, to be
Barnett Roe of Gaston was in town gone several months,
Cash Reserve SO per cent o f Denosits
Monday.
j
A. H. Austin who has been sick for
Miss Maud Shannon w s a Portland j sevcrtti Weeks with pneumonia died to - 1
RESOURCES
visitor Saturday.
LIABILITIES
day at 12:30. Funeral at home Fri-1
Cash on hand and due
Geo. McGraw of Banks was in town | ¿ay afternoon at 2:30.
A t T h e C o rn e r S to re
Deposits ..............$ 1 4 4 ,5 0 3 .2 3
Monday on business.
from Banks
$ 6 9 ,3 6 8 .6 5 )
G. M. McDowell, right of way agent j
Capital paid in ......... 25,000.00
John Kline has gone to Nebraska I for the Oregon Electric company, j
Due from U. S. Treas 1 .2 5 0 .0 0 I
and see the new goods which are arriving every <jjy
for a visit with his mother who is quite 1 and family will occupy the Col. Kaynes
United States Bonds. .25,000.00 S u rp lu s ....................... 10,000.00
sick.
property this summer.
Premiums(U S Bonds) .. 825.00 Undivided profits.............1,961.58
Some very fine shirt waists, laces and embroideries of all
Bonds and Securities. .20,414.49 Circulation.....................25.000.00
Howard Derby of Portland, is in the
Work is progressing on the piece of
kinds. W e aim to give you the worth of your money
Loans and discounts. .82,879.95
Grove visiting his mother, Mrs. Eva - macademized road east on the Base-
Furniture and Fixtures.3,443.80
Derby.
j Line road, runnin ; from Sixth street.
whether you buy dry goods, shoes, ladies or gents furnish.]
Real E state....................3,282.92
G. S. Allen returned from a two this city towards Cornelius.
ings or groceries. Every thing is as good as represented,
months’ visit in Pennsylvania Sunday
The Washington County Sunday
Total
$ 2 0 6 ,4 6 4 .8 1
evening.
School convention is being held at
Total
$ 2 0 6 ,4 6 4 .8 1
Phone orders will receive careful and prompt atte&.|
W. J. R. Beach left Tuesday for Keedville today and quite a number
Correct Attest: R. M. DOOLY, President.
Newport where he will spend a week from here are in attendance.
tion.
by the sea.
John Faiber has gone to Milwaukee,
A new cement walk has been put Wis., to visit his old home. H e has
down in front of Bailey’s big store on not been there for twenty-eight years. morning for Salem, to attend the State
Bankers Association, which will be in
He will probably stay there,
Main street.
session for a few days.
the
Prof.
J.
B.
Wilkerson
has
accepted
There will be a big dance at
Quite a number of the Masons went
Skating Rink Saturday evening, Ev- a position in the Clatskanie schools for
the coming term. The term begins to Hillsboro Saturday night, to attend
erybody come.
lodge. Work in the third degree was
Deputy Sheriff Kane and Mr. Lytle, the first week in September.
C
put
on by the Hillsboro lodge and in
Rev. Mr. Breck of Portland, will
superintendent of the P. R. & N. were
H ave a photo of your
in town Saturday.
hold Episcopal services at the Christian a creditable manner too.
Allan Rice of Watt District was in
house made to send to
Frank Myers of Portland was in the Science hall Sunday evening at 8
town
Monday. Mr. Rice says they are
o’clock.
Everybody
invited.
¡
ta
Grove Tuesday, the guest of his father,
I u*J
Dealer in
your friends.
Hon. W. H. Myers.
At the annual school election held going to have one of the greatest times
up there on the Fourth of July that
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P LO U R tint! F E E D
Prof. O. M. Gardner, the new public at the school building in this city A. the people in that neighborhood ever
G.
Hoffman
was
reelected
director
and
school superintendent, arrived in town
saw.
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f'orest ürove, Ore.,
-
Pacific Ave.
L. J. Corl was chosen clerk.
Wednesday from John Day.
The
Banks
baseball
nine
will
cross
Mr. W. F. Higgins of Umatilla, has
i
tete" «
W. A. Clark and wife of Portland,
I 1 te tete tete tete*te -* te • te*»*te*tete*te te^tete*tete*3C
bats with the Forest Grove Colts on the
spent Sunday and Monday at the home sold his 20 acre tract sonth of Come-1 Banks grounds on July 19th. This
lius to Mr. Walter Johnson a business!
of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Clark.
will be one of the best games of the
The working Society of the Congre­ man of Portland. Price, $1800
season as the Banks nine has blood in
The old eye sore building belonging j its eye.
gational church met with Mrs. Grant
to A. E. Hyde on Pacific avenue is be-,
Hughs, Wednesday afternoon.
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Col. Harry Haynes has received a
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Montague of ing razed and will be replaced with a program of the graduation exercises of
Lebanon, arrived Monday evening to modern building soon, it is said.
the Ol've Street school Los Angeles,
Rev. A. J. Folsom purchased Tues­ which occurred today. Miss Claire
pay a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Roe.
Mrs. H . H unter has been quite day through the Oregon Land and | Haynes is on the program as valadic-
Phone Ind. 121
Forest Grove
seriously sick for the past few days Trading Co., ten acres of the Allen j torian.
Rice
farm
out
on
the
Gales
Creek
road.
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with la grippe, but is now improving.
Mrs. W. B. Haines and daughter
Mr. N. C. Jensen of Portland has Bernice, left yesterday morning for a between that place and the Halliday
Austin Buxton was in town Monday
I
bought
3 2 j acres from Mr. F. Mc- two weeks’ visit with Mrs. Haines’ Maroons while the second one will be
and reported that surveyors were run­
between the Stars and Cor-
ning a line from town out Gales Creek Cleod for $1852.50' Sales made by 1 parents at Philomath, after which they
M. L. Noble, the Real Estate Man. will go to Newport to spend several ne'*us-
way.
Ed. Allen and father-in-law F. M.
E. Merresse has purchased the two months.
~" ~Q. M. Blaker of Butler, Ind. arrived
Porter started for Rochester Ind., Sun­
acre
tract
of
land
from
J.
E.
Bates
in
'
Gordon
Clapp,
who
graduated
from
Wednesday evening to visit his broth­
er-in-law, Ed. Allen and family for sev­ East Forest Grove for a consideration Pacific University this spring, filled the day. About four months ago Mr. Por­
of $900. T. H. Littlehales made the pulpit at Rainier last Sunday and will ter suffered a stroke of paralysis which
eral months.
sale.
occupy the same pulpit next Sunday. left him in a helpless condition and it
The moving picture show that held
One of the hardest showers of this Possibly he will preach there all this was necessary that Mr. Allen accom­
forth in Masonic Hall for a few weeks,
pany him home.
year occurred last Saturday just below summer.
has pulled up its stakes and hied to
John Troutner and daughter of Gas­
Hillsboro, when for a time it seemed
The
Eastern
Star
held
a
very
pleas­
other pastures.
that the heavens would certainly empty ant session Monday night and did ton, were in the Grove one day last
Mrs. O. G. Montany and family of themselves.
initiatory work on Ernest Reuter. Al­ week and called at this office and re­
newed the subscription to The News.
Ocanogan county, Wash., are visiting
Miss Belle Denny, who was book­ ter the initiation a bountiful supper was
Mr. Troutner has been a reader of this
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Mary
served
and
the
lodge
adjourned
until
keeper in Goff Bros, hardware last sum­
Sias in this city.
paper since its beginning and says that
mer and who taught school at Gales some time in September.
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he
could not give it up.
m sT
Miss Jennie Underwood and Miss
Geo. Hancock, sheriff elect, will Creek last winter, is in the city visit­
The residence of Abraham Yungen,
Anna Dean accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
move his family to Hillsboro in a few ing friends.
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Snell on a camping trip on the Ne- four miles east of Glencoe, was burned
days. H e takes charge of the Sheriff’s
A. N. Church of Portland has had
halem. The Snell folks will be gone down last Tuesday evening about ten
office July first.
charge of Limber’s undertaking parlors
several months while the girls will re­ o’clock. The fire originated in the
Rev. C. A. Sias of the Christian this week, Mr. Limber being absent
hall but it is not known how it started.
turn in a week or ten days.
church is in attendance at the State on account of his wedding which oc­
Practically everything was lost. It is
Miss E. B. Penfield of the Book understood that there was insurance
Missionary convention at Turner, Ore­ curred Wednesday.
gon, this week.
Store and Miss Margaret Marsh are carried.
E. A. Stuart of Seattle and general spending the week up Gales Creek, the
J. Haney of Humbolt county, manager of the Pacific Coast con­
Miss Frances Myers of Forest Grove,
guests of I. P. Senger. Miss Helen
California, has purchased the 15 acre densers, was in Forest Grove last week
Boldrick has charge of the Book Store was visiting with friends in Oregon
T he Celebrated Draw Cut Mowers, lightest draft ma­
tract from W. R. Gillespie, price $1370. on business connected with the con­
■ City on Saturday, returning to Portland
while Miss Penfield is away.
chines made. W e keep a full line of repairs so you will
M. L. Noble, agent.
denser at this place.
| Sunday, where she is teaching in the
Elliott Bros., big livery barn on Main schools of that place. She will spend
not have to send to Portland when you break down.
Lovers of the light fantastic enjoyed
W. B. Haines, president of the For­
street is nearing completion and when her summer vacation in Forest Grove.
a social “ hop” in Stribich’s hall Fri- est Grove National bank, left this
finished will be one of the largest in Miss Myers formerly taught in tne Ore­
----------------------------------------------
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town. They will conduct a general gon City Schools.— Enterprise.
livery business and invite the public
Two great games of baseball were
if
a to share its business with them.
played at Banks last Sunday when the
H. B. Grant, the genial traveling Banks nine crossed bats with the
i cigar salesman for Schiechel & Co.. Dutch of Verboort, the score resulting
Put in your orders for twine now.
W e will keep it
Portland, was in town Tuesday. Mr. in 5 to 15 in favor of Banks. T h e 1
G o m p a r a five Stat em ent o f D e p o s it s
for
you
and
guarantee
the
price.
Now
is
the time to buy
Grant’s last trip will long be remem­ Stars of Banks played a nine from up in 1
on dates of call by the Comptroller
bered by him as he was in the train the hills of near that place which stood '
as prices may advance.
wreck here and was badly used up.
2 to 14 when the tallier got through.
There will be a special program at
A letter to The News from Mrs.
W e pay cash for all our goods, buy in-large quantities,
March 22, 1907
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:
:
$48,223.17
the Church of Christ on Sunday, June Josephine Patton, who will be remem­
28th in the evening, on the Annual bered by many readers of this paper, I
get low prices and get the cash discount.
May 20, 1907
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$ 5 9 ,5 2 2 .2 5
Inland Empire day. The program and who is located at San Jose, Cali­
$130,722.92
August 22, 1907
:
will consist of music and addresses. fornia, states that she is progressing |
Young Peoples’ Christian Endeavor.
December 3, 1907
$ 100 , 372.40
nicely in the hotel business. She says |
Dr. Jones of Portland, was out to that the weather is not so hot as in i
February 14, 1908
$ 185*324.09
this city Tuesday and the guest of former seasons, which is due they say,
Capt. F. S. Barnes. The Doctor came to the earth quake.
May 14, 1908
$ 2 4 9,5 3 3 .0 4
out to take a shoot on the archery
Volume one and Number one of the 1
range on the campus. He is a mem­ Oregon Countryman, a monthly maga­
ber of the Maurice Thompson Archery zine published at the Oregon Agricul­
club.
tural College, has been received by
Banks, the thriving village to the The News. The publishers state that |
north is to have two live ball games it is their intention to maintain the
next Sunday. The first game will be paper throughout the year. It is re­
plete with many cuts and good articles
pertaining to the study of agriculture
and is well worth the price asked)
which is $1.00 per year.
The News did a stunt last week that
was not accomplished by any other
weekly newspaper in the state. Taft
was nominated at four-thirty in the
EOREST GROVE, OREGO N.
afternoon at Chicago last Thursday and
at four o’clock, western time, we gave i
WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS
the news to our patrons. It was
Presents unparalled Opportunities to both
PORTLAND. OREGON
through the kindness of R. A. Caples.
the well known newspaper man, that i
we were able to give the news as soon j
W R I T E FOR CATALOG
as the daily papers in Portland.
Write us, See us, Talk with us, Go with us and you will buy of us.
V. S. Abraham
While Your Roses are
We respectfully solicit your trade
I IN BLOOM
JAM ES
IIA S M U S E N
$ 1.00
Per
Dozen
Bryant's Studio
CHAMPION
AND
.M O W E R S
\
Plymouth Twine
FOREST GROVE N A T IO N A L BANK
G O FF BROS.
HARDWARE
FO R EST G R O V E,
R eserve 5 3 p e r cent
OREGON]
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Oregon Land and Trading Company!
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Homeseeker and Investor.
XO M A T T E R
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W H AT YOU W AXT, S E E
For Sale.
US!
W e are always ready to show you property at any time. CALL O N US. See our
list and we will show you what you want. See us any time. W e are always busy, but
never to busy to talk to you. Buy now, for property is always going up in Forest Grove.
W e are as well equipped as any real estate firm in the city and we solicit your patronage.
It pays to deal with us. D on’t Delay, for Delays are Dangerous.
W rite us today, See us today, Talk w ith us today, Go w ith us today
Oregon Land and Trading Company
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The School that Places You in a Oood Position
B. L. Barry of Dayton, secretary of
the recently organized association of
Oregon Society of Mutual insurance
companies, was in town Wednesday
and found time to call at this office.
Mr. Barry is an old newspaper man and
C alvin T homas ,
1 still owns a plant at Dayton, from which
Gaston, Ore.
he will publish a monthly magazine
Special Rates.
| pertaining to the Mutual insurance
The Southern Pacific company will business. It is the hope of this pub­
put in force on July 7th to the 19th lication to gTeatly reduce the fire liabil­
special rates of a fare and one-third on ity in this state by printing articles on
account of the Chautauqua at Glad­ I the subject. Mr. Barry is ably quali-
stone Park, on the certificate plan. I fied to edit a paper of this nature. He
51-t2 > stated while here that the Bankers &
Good threshing outfit all in good
running order, 28x40 separator, 10
horse Russel engine good wood saw on
engine. Can be bought right. Call
and see or write,
50-tf
A . BALDWIN
Real Estate
Exchange
Houses Rented and Rents
Forest G ro v e_______ _
Merchants Mutual Fire R
tion of this city was making »
ful record and was growing r»PlW'