Prom Saturday Aug. I to S a tu rd a y A u g. 15
s Auction House
E
will sell goods
in stock at great reductions as follows:
20 per cent off on
Wall Paper, Couches, Clocks, Mirrors and
Commodes.
Capital paid in .......... 25,000.00
Surplus............................ 10,000.00
Steel Couches.
Deposits ......... $1 18.303.30
United Slates Bonds. .2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Premiums(U S B on d s). .8 2 5 .0 0
Bonds and Securities. .20 ,3 58.2 5
Loans and discounts. .74 ,5 32.3 3
Furniture and Fixtures.3,4 43.80
Real Estate..................... 3,282.92
$180.541.61
Correct Attest:
Chairs and Rockers, Dressers, Sideboards,
Kitchen Treasurers, Extension Tables,
Undivided profits............. 2,238.31
says that he is too busy
Circulation..................... 25.000.00
write an ad for this space.
H e is selling goods at Right
Prices. Drop in and see him at
Total
D. I. A LLE R , Cashier
PLEASANT
THOUGHTS
J
The Corner Store
of the surprise in
store
for
your
friends accompany
a visit here for
photographs. You
can imagine how
pleased they w ill,
b e ; to receive a
picture of
you
looking your best.
For you surely will j
look that way in
our
night, August 15. Ice cream will be
| The report that Ed. Ward, who was
_______________________________________ I served and a good time is expected
burned out at South Bend a few days
The Royal Nerghbors will meet with
— W e’ ll buy your wool and mohair. Mrs Winnifred Aldrich on the after ^ ago, carried no insurance, is erroneous.
He thought at first that the policy had
Bring it in.
Bailey.
n0()n Qj jrriday from 2:30 to 5 p. m.
¡elapsed but upon investigation he
— House and barn for rent. Forest All members are requested to be pres- ' found that it was in force and the
Growe Real Estate Co.
5 -tl
ent.
amount carried was 810.00U.
The party holding No. 00430 please
J. H. Reeher of Wilson Rieer, was
The remains of F. William Semple,
call at Hines’ Drug store.
in town Sunday and reports that the
who died in Seattle on July 31, were
road over that route is alive with teams
brought here for interment in Naylor |
A. L. Sexton is confined to his bed
going into the mountains and to the
cemetery Tuesday. The funeral was
with a bad case of biliousness.
coast.
conducted by Rev. Sias. Deceased j
J. T. Fletcher reports that roasting
roastim? ‘ I w
R
Cur(is 3nd
fatnily> w ill
was 54 ytars old and was a brother-in-j
ears are ripe in his neighborhood.
Williams and family, Mr. Torrense and ! law of Sherman Bacon, a mile east of |
J. H. Wirtz and wife have gone to ! family and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Odell, i here.
the coast at Newport for a weeks’ stay, j |eft for Netarts Tuesday morning for an
Ida Jane Burchell, wife of H . L. [
H oge Sexton of Portland, is at home I outing.
I Burchell, died at the family home two j
rn account ol the sickness of his father. f After stopping for several weeks’ ! miles south of R eedville,
Monday
— New stock of latest Ladies’ Hom e Chautauqua dates in Colorado, Ernest ! from tuberculosis. D eceased was born
Journal dress patterns at Bailey’ s Big J. Sias, broiler of Pastor Sias, will in Goldendale. Wash , 34 years ago.
spend a week in Forest Grove ere re She leaves a husband and four chil
Store.
turning east.
dren. She was a daughter of J. B.
Mrs. Z. Large returned to Portland
Mrs. C. L. Large and daughter M cNew and wife, for many years tesi-
last Tuesday, after a three months’
Lucile have returned from a visit dents of this county.
stay here.
CITV
$180.541.61
R. M. DOOLY, President
M PETERSON, Vice President
who came up from California to assist |
in bringing the electric road hete, left !
last Sunday for Murray, Utah. He
will join his family there where they j
will spend several months.
H I
TH E
M “ i ■Il
L IA B IL IT IE S
Total
lO per cent off on
l
RESOURCES
Cash on hand due
from Banks and
U. S. Treas
$53,099.31
Off to the
P hotographs \
W e are not con- j
trnt to make a
faithful likeness. .
W e aim to and do
produce portraits
that seem Imbued
with
life,
that j
bring an answer-1
ing smile to the i
pleased beholders.
J
Bryant's Studio
W e are well fixed to take care of your every need in
the way of
i
Camp Supplies, Fishing Tackle,
Cuns, Rifles end Amunition
to Fairmunt, Minn. Miss Florence j
Mr. and Mrs. A. W . Johnson a n d !
Otto Haage of I-aSalle, 111., is visit-
W e carry in stock the following rifles and guns
Hicks, a sister of Mrs. Large, ac- son were jn town yesterday and today,
ing his brother and family, John
companied her.
j after an absence of some two year?. |
Haage at Manning.
22 C A L . PROM $1.75 TO $12.00
The Banks baseball team is sched- They live in San D iego, Cal., where 1
f / l is amo c u * * * /rxsts
A. F. Baker has sold his farm near uled for a fast game with North Yam- Mr. Johnson has a luciative position,
Forest Grove, and is moving to Eu- hill next Sunday at Banks. These two They found many changes in the
gene, Oregon.
teams are about evenly matched and a Grove, all for the better, and stated
I have the agency for the Autofiiler
i that they might at some future date
Ed. Wagoner and family have moved good game is assured.
—
Self
Filling, Self Cleaning Fountain
of
this
place.
residents
i
again
becom
e
back to town and are occuping the
Pen.
John I.enneville, brother of Joe
John Stripling house.
M.
Fenne,
of
i L. H. M cK enney, S
JtJw ays R e a d y
A lw a y s W rite s
Lenneville, the horseshoer, and wife of
B ack Rock under the auspices of Seattle, have taken up their residence Portland, and C. E. Meigs, of Kansas j Come in and see them. T h ey are with out a doubt'
the best selt fillin g pen on the market today. W ar- |
the Christian church Tuesday night at in this city and Mr. Lenneville will go ¡City, M o., were in Forest Grove Tues-1 ranted by both manufacturer and retailer.
day looking over the place with the in- i
Mason'c Hall. See bills.
A .. M . V E I N E N
into the electrical business here.
I tention of locating. They had just ar-
Miss Gertrude and Bertha Kirkwood
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Taylor and Miss rived from Tillamook, where they had
returned from a two weeks vacation
E A. Dixon attended the public in- spent several days. Mr. M cKennev
upon Pebble creek, Monday.
stallation of the Rebekahs at Banks was formerly from Anoka, Minn., the
BORN— T o the wife of John Van Tuesday evening.
Miss Miller, deputy home of the editor, consequently their
Corvallis, Oregon.
Domelin on August 4th an 8 lb boy. district president installed the officers, visit to this office was mutually enjoyed
Mother and child doing nicelv.
Offers collegiate courses in Agricul-
Bids for the construction of the
Pr0« T
Wilkerson and family left
Agronomy,
Horti-
Rev. C. F. Clapp will occu py the M. E. Church at Hillsboro will be re- Tuesday lor their home at Park Ilace, ' ture, including
Husbandry, Dairy
pulpit at the Congregational church I ceived up to Friday at noon of the near Oregon City, where the professor \ culture, Animal
next Sunday, morning and evening.
, Mth. ol this month. Plans and s p e c-1 « as accepted a position at the head of Husbandry, etc.; Forestry; D om estic
the public schools. While their resi- Science and Art; Civil, Electrical,
Horace Thomas ol the Oregonian, | ¡«cations can be seen at the parsonage,
dence in Forest Grove has been of Mechanical, and Mining Engineering;
and wile were out from Portland Tues-
Joe Stream> the baib<,r> has moved
short duration they have made a host of Com m erce; Pharmacy,
In fact all kinds of Guns and Rifles that you can get any
day on a short visit with home folks.
( his shop ,rom , he buildinK acr0S5 ,rortl
friends who are sorry to have them
Offers elementary courses in Agri-
where and at the same price you would pay for them in
— Fine modern 10 room house with t« is office to the room recently vacated leave. The News wishes them success culture. Forestry, Domestic Science
1 acre ol ground. Lots ol fruit.
For l,v M. R Chenev. and Bu* hat a neat in their new field.
and Art, Com merce, and M echanic
Portland.
sale cheap. Forest Grove Real Estate sh°P «>«» door to Hinnran’ s hardware I
...
.
Arts, including forge work, cabinet
5
store.
Sunday afternoon, while the owners making,
steam fitting, plumbing,
ol the places were absent, a sr.eak- machine work. etc.
Miss Maud Shannon and her aunt,
D. W. Bath, formerly of the Hills- thief entered the farmhouses of C. F.
Strong faculty, modern equipment;
Mrs. C. C. Caples of Portland,
are boro Independent, and his son, I. S Barrett aad
Trephon
Dietrich, of
free tuition; opens Sept. 25.
■pending two weeks vacation at Sea- Bath, have purchased the Western Ore- Greenville. 6 miles
north of this
Illustrated catalogue with full in
view.
¡{on, at Cottage Grove, and are now city, stealing some silver, four gold
formation on application to the Regis
— A Storebuilding on Pacific Ave .
,ctivelV engaged in the publishing ol rings and a gold watch from the Bar- trar, free.
5-t4
| rett home, and some valuable jewelry
suitable for Grocery, Feedstore or Kes- that paper.
from the Dietrich place. The thief is
Inquire at The
taurant, for rent.
D. D. Loomis has sold his wood
described as about 30 vears old, weight
Bazaar.
5- tl
Astoria’ s Fourteenth Annual Regatta
sawing outfit to his brother. J. E.
about 150 pounds and 5 feet 8 inches August 27, 28 and 29 presents an ex
Loomis,
and
will
retire
from
the
busi
John Wunderlich the furniture man
in height.
cellent opportunity for people in the
of Banks, passed through town this ness. Mr. J. E. Loomis will conduct
interior of Oregon and Washington to
the business and any wood sawing
Hillsboro
school
district
held
a
morning enroute
to Portland on
wanted will be taken care of by him.
school election Monday and voted to get a brief tenting and cam ping exper
business.
ience near the ocean. Programme of
Herman Kennel!, the cigarmaker. j
the lf nth « rade t0 the schoouls' sports will be unusually interesting,
Black R ock is one of the most popu
M * uln,t 0n th,s with the addition this year of the
lar novels of recent years. Mr Sias who opened his shop Monday and b e - ! Fhe Pf0 Ple v° l
gan rolling cigar,, is putting out a P » ' « " they seeing the necess.ty
Swedish Norwegian Sangerfest. Hon.
has presented it on many platforms in
brand he calls the New Arrival“ It is °J. lthe te" th, « ra(le s,nce ,he count* G .orge S. Shepherd, of Portland, has
the last two years.
high school proposition was voted
a five cent grade and is one of the
the railroads
down at the late election. This makes been made Admiral,
Hillsboro is agitating a proposition best we have sm oked in a long time
have
given
very
special
rates, and
Forest Grove and Hillsboro the only
to get its water from the hills eight
schools in the county with a tenth 81 00 will be the fare by boat from
J.
W.
Hughes'
wheat
field
near
Dil-
miles out to the north, as their present
Portland.
ley caught fire last Friday and several grade.
system is inadequate.
W A S H IN G T O N AND T E N T H STREETS
shocks of grain were burned before the
Let THE NEWS do your jo b work.
Ernest J. Sias of Indiana, is expected
’ PORTLAND. O REG O N
James Wright of Greenville, who is fire was brought under control. The
workmanship
today to visit relatives in Forest Grove We guarantee good
suffering with blood poisoning, is re fire originated from the passing rock
W R IT E FOR CATALOG
Mr. Sias has earned an enviable repu good stock and most reasonaole prices
ported as som e better today
H e has crusher which was being transported to
tation in the east and middle west as a We print everything.
'The
School
(hat
Places You in a Good Position
the Purdv quarry.
been seriously sick the past week.
lecturer and platform orator, and al
— Joe Stream guarantees to please
Col. Havnes. one of the energetic though he is handled exclusively by
T h e Lady M accabees will give a
with the latest hair-cut. Sharp razors
dance in the Greenville Hall, Saturday members of the Railroad Committee the Ridpath and Central Lyceum Bu
Dr. E. H. Brown, Physician and
properly handled. Opposite
News
— The top price at Bailey's for H
reaus. he has allowed his brother to
Surgeon. X-Ray and all electrical ap
Office.
50-tf
W ool and Mohair.
make for him a date in Forest Grove.
pliances in office.
Calls answered
Those who hear his m onologue of Con
— Be sure to take advantage of the night or day.
— Chase & Sanborn Coffees a!«
ner's Black Rock Tuesday night at Mid-Summer Clearance Sale now on at
State m e n t o f the Condition
the best. Hoffman & Allen Co.
See
S.
E.
T
odd
for
grain
hay.
Masonic Hall will feel richly repaid. Hoffman & Allen C o.’ s store.
elusive agents.
1 It is sure to make a great hit.
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25 caí. Stevens, 25-20 Winchester
30-30 Winchester 32 special Win
chester, 25-35 Winchester; 30-30
Savage, 30-30 lightweight Savage
30-30 Remington autom atic.
Agricultural College
L. C. Smith, Stevens, Parker,
Baker and other makes o f shot
guns.
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Dtpoaits
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There is a small section in this city
that is infested with the genuine Cana
dian thistle and unless the weeds are
removed within a short time the seeds
will spread all over town. The sec
tion we have reference to is on First
street near the depot grounds of the
Oregon Electric
com pany. Before
these seeds becom e ripe they should
be destroyed as when on ce rooted they
are extremely hard to get rid of.
There is a state law against the letting
of the Canadian thistle grow and it is
also a matter for the consideration of
the city council. Two days’ work
now removing this crop will save both
: time and money in another year.
— Try Schultz's ground bone lor,
' your hens. It will make tnem lay.
e d w a m d
j j h y m o l
h
. B. THOMAS
President
S e e . e tn e i M g r .
Oregon Land and Trading Company
low
in c o r p o r a t e d
FARM
B o t h T e le p h o n e s
and
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PROPERTY
F o r e s t G r o v e , O re g o n