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spend the summer. Dr. Nixon has
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old country 38 years ago.
J. F. Shock was in town Saturday
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BANK
PORHflT GROVE. OREGON
A t G a l l o f t h e C o m p t r o l l e r , M a y m , loo t*
See S. E. Todd for clo/er ay.
J. W. Stillwell, who resides out east
of town, is seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Haage of Man-
ning we-e in town Monday.
Well, we guess Hillsboro is all right.
She sports an automobile garage.
Miss Jennie Underwood returned
from a few days camping Monday.
tjje slreet fair at Dallas last Friday,
Cash Reserve 50 per cent of Deposits
and entered the foot race against an
Indian but was berten.
LIABILITIES
RESOURCES
The
gtars wj|| piay the Forest
Cash on hand and due
Deposits............... $ 1 4 4 .5 0 3 .2 3
Grove second team on the Banks en-
from Banks
. $ 6 9 .3 6 8 .6 5
Capital paid in ......... 25,000.00
closed grounds next Sunday afternoon. ,
Due from U. S. Treas 1.2 5 0 .0 0 Surplus..........................10,000.00
Admission ISc and lCc.
United States Bonds. .25,000.00 Undivided profits............ 1,961.58
Premiums(U S Bonds). .825.00
Joe Lilly has returned irom Newberg
Bonds and Securities. .20,414 49 Circulation....................25,000.00
and will reside at Wilson, Oregon.
Ix»ns and discounts. .82,879.95
Recorder Willis Ireland of Hillsboro, Mrs. Lilly has gone to California to
Furniture and Fixtures.3,443.80
‘‘took in” the ball game here Sunday. visit during the summer.
Real Estate................... 3,282.92
A. Weber of Ohio, but recently of
Julius Peterson of Cornelius is con
$ 2 0 6 .4 6 4 .8 1
Total
$ 2 0 6 .4 6 4 .8 1
Total
structing a fine large house in that city. Portland, was in Forest Grove jokirig
Correct Attest: R. M. DOOLY, President.
Tom Rogers, the well known drug- ov« ‘he
interests of this section
with
a
view
of
locating
here.
gist of Yamhill couuty, was in town
DIED—The infant child of Mr. and
today.
Mrs.
W. G. Scofield of Gales Creek, Mr. Ostrander is a brother of Mrs. Roe
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barrett at
died
Monday
and was buried Wednes- and they had not met in several years.
Gales Creek, Monday, June 29, a fine
| They will visit several points on the
day
in
the
Gales
Creek cemetery.
daughter.
IIN
j coast before returning to the northern
See
S.
E.
Todd
for
clover
hay.
Riley Boyd of the Condenser has
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. country.
gone up on the Wilson river for a few
The regular monthly mteting of the
Robert Harper of Hillsboro, died Sun
Have a photo of your
days fishir -.
Forest
View Cemetery Association will j
Ward Dempsy of Portland, visited day and was interred in the Buxton
house made to send to
be held at the Reading room on Tues
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi cemetery Monday afternoon at 3
day
afternoon
at
2
p.
m.
Everybody
I
o’clock.
your friends.
Smith, Sunday.
interested are requested to be present.
Miss Josephine Baber left Friday for
Alec Alexander and family have
—The Book Store special 25 perl
moved into town from their ranch two Lancaster, Ohio, where she will visit
cent reduction on all framed pictures 1
som
etim
e.
She
will
also
visit
points
miles west of this city.
in Canada before returning to Forest will continue one week more. Some
Harry Ritchey, who has been over
very pretty wedding gifts among them, j
in Idaho, Montana and Nevada, visited Grove.
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Supt. H. H. Stuart of the Cr ^len-
friends in this city Sunday.
A partial eclipse of the sun was vis-,
is wearing a grin this morn' g that
W. P. Spaulding and wife left Tues- ser
won’t come off, and all becau? a little ible here Sunday morning between the 1
AT
day for Southern Oregon where they |
home last hours of six and eight. Several peo
t
daughter
arrived
at
his
will spend sevtn.1 months.
ple about here took advantage of the
j evening.
Hillsboro is to have a new steam
phenomena by the aid of smoked
Commencing Monday, July 6th,
laundry which is expected to be in
Goff Bros, hardware store will keep g'asses'
Phone Ind. 121
Forest Grove
running order by July first.
I open after 6:30 in the evenings for
Dr- W. M. Pollock returned from
Babe Brlt>00- one of the former tj,e accommodation of farmers during 'he Northwestern University
of Den- arfajnst the inventor of the airship for
p i . , . , . C o l , , ba m ™ . h o * t o v „ un£
ttanr .1 Chicago T oe,da, a, noon. „
h, „
b„ „ ob„ in!d
l«,ncd horn down ,hc C olnm ta.
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from him by false pretenses. The
SamLaw.cr.ce has negotiated for a who with his w;fe left last week for course- Hls office wl11 be
°Pen suit is fifed in the courts of San Fran
lot from Geo. Naylor and will erect an Minnesota to visit, states that they ar- Monday-
cisco.
Miss Anna Johnson, daughter of Mr.
81800 house on it this summer.
; rived at St. Paul all right and had a
Dr. W. M. Pollock of this city, who
and Mrs. C. N. Johnson, graduated
Misses Meek and Perie of Portland, pleasant trip.
has been back at Chicago attending
from St. Mary’s academy last Wednes
friends of Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Limber,
the Northwestern University Dental
E. I. Thompson of Rock Island,
day
and was the recipient of a gold
are visiting at their home in this city. 111., and his wife, a sister of Mrs. O.
School, where he is taking a post
medal as a token of her efficiency and
graduate course, will return to his of
D. F\ Fleck, formerly with the For S. Higby. left yesterday for Los An
standing in her class.
fice here about July 10th. Being un
est Grove real estate company, has ac geles, Calif., after spending a few days
Mrs. Martha Wiest of Scappoose, is able to secure a first class dentist to
cepted a position at Bailey’s Big store. in the Grove.
visiting
her sister, Mrs. L. M. Sparks fi|| his pIace here in his absencei his
Wilbur McFJIdowney was up to J Miss Alyce Cronin was visiting her
in this city. Her husband has been 0ffice has been closed,
Salem over the Oregon PJlectric line parents in Scoggins Valley last Sunday.
superintending a large logging camp
L. A. Long, ex-editor of the Hills
last Thursday, and says it was “ simply Miss Cronin says that it is useless to
over on the Columbia but has accept
boro Argus, and J. W. Connell ex-
fine.’’
say that where she is tht re shall you
ed a similar position at Eureka, Calif.
sheriff of Washington have formed a
J. L. Harris bought through the also find Sam.
T. Bates and wife of Ames, Iowa, partnership in the real estate business
Oregon Land and Trading Co., 50
Pastor C. A. Sias, of the Christian
acres of the Alec Alexander place near church will return from the annual State are visiting Allen Rice and family on and have opened up offices in that
the Gales Creek road. Mr. Bates was city. Both these
gentlemen are
here.
Missionary Convention in time to oc
an old neighbor of Mr. Rice’s when he popular and are widely known in this
Archie Bryant rode over to the Wil cupy his pulpit both morning and
resided in that state. He is pleased county and The News bespeaks for
son river Saturday and took his camera I evening July 5th
with Oregon, but will not locate here. them the best of success.
along and got some good mountain
Forty acres of the Herb Smith (aim
Miss Haskel of Herrick hall enter
A big bear was killed last Saturday
views.
at Verboort was sold last week by the
tained the working societies of the in the Tavlor woods about a mile and
Mrs. H. Hatfield has just returned Oregon I^tnd and Trading Co., to
Christian Science church and Congre a half east of Banks by a party of men
from Portland, where she has been Henry Steinkemeyer of Scoggins Val
gational church, besides a few other in that neighborhood. The animal
visiting the past week with Mr. and ley. Consideration 84,000.
guests last evening. Refreshments I had been killing sheep and the posse
Mrs. G. E. Rastall.
Tabernacle Meetings are being held were served and a general good time treed him in the woods. Several per-
The infant son of Eva Strang of this at Thatcher by Elder J. Garrigus and was had.
sons were there with their guns and
city, died last Saturday and was buried they will continue for some time. A
P. J. Ritchey, aged 60 years, died soon put bruin out of the way, Roy
in Forest View cemetery Monday after large tent has been ordered and it will in Hillsboro, Tuesday morning of Watkins from here was at the scene
noon at three o’clock.
be used to hold meetings in.
cancer, from which he had suffered a and brought home one of the bear’s
S. Y. Ostrander and wile of Valdez, number of years. Deceased was a feet.
Mrs. Maggie Martin, sister of Dr.
Nixon, of Cardiff, Great Britain, is ex- Alaska, spent Sunday in this city the Catholic, and belonged to the Catholic
The hotel Laughlin is getting a
pected to arrive here in a few days to 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Roe. Foresters. He leaves two minor sons. reputation as a health resort. The
His wife died some years ago.
News has it on good authority—from
Walter Hoge, former editor of the two young ladies who are spending the
Times, and family moved their house summer there, that since going to the
hold effects to Portland Tuesday and hotel they have each gained four
will
reside on the East Side at the cor pounds. They have only been there
Comparative Statement of Deposits
ner of Harrison and Grand avenue. four days but that does not alter the
on dates o( call by the Comptroller
Mr. Hoge is engaged in the job print case in the least. They begin eating
ing business there and is doing a nice at 11:30 and finish at 2 and all other
meals are “ attended’’ in the same
business.
March 22, 1907
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$48,223.17
Mrs. C. S. Phillips and daughter of manner.
While Your Roses are
Don’t Forget te cali on
V. <S. Abraham
A t 'I'lic ; C o r n e r S t o r e
«•iid see the new goods which are arriving every or.y
rv
borne very fine shirt waists, laces and embroideries cf r.!l
kinds. We aim to give you the worth of your money,
whether you buy dry goods, shoes, ladies or gents furnish
ings or groceries. Every thing is as good as represented.
Phone orders will receive careful and prompt atten
tion.
We respectfully solicit your trade
BLOOM
$ 1.00
Per
FORES T
GROVE
May 20, 1907
August 22, 1907
December 3, 1907
February 14, 1908
May 14, 1908 ~
SUO, 7 2 2 .0 2
$ U > 0 ,3 7 2 . 4 0
185 . 324.09
$ 249,5 33.04
$
R e s e r v e 5 3 p e r cent
H O W A R D S l i Y M O l ’H
N c c . a n i l Mgc-
Tecumsah, Neb., are visiting a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Harris
in this city. They had been old time
friends and neighbors of Mr. Harris
when he lived in that city. Mrs.
Phillips and daughter will spend the
summer on the coast.
Alexander Ots. a former student of Pa
cific University and manager of the Na
tional Airship Co., which floated stock
in this city last fall, has brought suit
A. IS. T H O M A S
PrcuUlcnt
Oregon Land and Trading Company
IN C O K IH tk A T H l)
Chautauqua Circle.
The Chautauqua Circle Class of the
Woman’s Club was entertained at the
lovely home of Mrs. Dr. Brown. A
most interesting and amusing program
had been prepared by Mrs. Gould, the
class leader. This being the Long
fellow Chautauqua Class, quotations,
poems and music were from his work.
Mrs. Brown proved herself to be a
most charming hostess. A very dainty
supper was served, each class member
was instructed to invite a guest.
Those present were Rev. and Mrs. H.
Gould, Rev. and Mrs J. M. Barber,
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. A. G. Hoffman, Mrs. J. A.
Abbott, Mrs. Georgia Hughes. Mrs.
Emma Chandler. Misses Aline Hoff
man, Reba Hoffman, Helen Chandler,
Dr. and Mrs. Brown-
Card of Thanks.
F 7\R M a n d G / T Y P R O P E R T Y
Both Telephones
Forest drove, Oregon
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The undersigned wish to extend
their heartfelt thanks to the friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted dur
ing the illness and death of our father
and husband. Especially are we gTate-
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MRS. R. H. AUSTIN AND FAMILY.
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chines made. We keep a full line of repairs so you will
not have to send to Portland when you break down.
Plymouth Twine
Put in your orders for twine now.
W e will keep it [1.
for you and guarantee the price. Now is the time to buy
as prices may advance.
W e pay cash for all our goods, buy in large quantities,
get low prices and get the cash discount.
GO FF BROS.
HARDWARE
FOREST GROVE,
OREGON
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BUSINESS COLLEGEl
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The School th a t Places You in g G00d Position
Secretary W. L. Crissey of the Oref
gon State Dairy Association has ready
for circulation the report of that bor’y
for the past year. It is very much the
most comprehensive report which has
appeared concerning any dairy meet
ing on the Pacific Coast, and Mr.
Crissey will furnish a copy to anyone n-
terested, upon request. Oregon has
grown wonderfully in fruit, agriculture
and general industries, but dairying
holds the record for greatest increase, Houses Rented and Rents
dairying products having risen from a
value of 85.000.000 annually five years
ago to 117.000,000 in 1907.
Forest Grove
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