Correspondence.
1
DILLEY.
W. E. Pegg Sr. is very sick.
WATTS DISTRICT.
Mr. N.
Peterson was home
BUY CLOTHES
over
Mrs. S. P. Senger spent last week in Sunday.
Mr. Chas. Hubbard spent Monday
Portland.
purchased in Portland.
Mr. Savage oí Sheridan,
A. M. Bisbee’ s drove oí cattle Monday.
Dilley was well represented at the
The fair and carnival at Hillsboro, fair in Hillsboro.
attracted quite a number from
this
direction.
Inez and Minnie Peterson
i
Briggs is home
LOOK AT THE PEDIGREE
again ]
E. M. Sorber of Portland, spent a
couple of days last week with his friend from a three week’ s visit in Washington.
D. B. Adams, on the Watts ranch, and
Sam Turner wife and baby, who have
secured a number of pheasants.
been visiting his father, have
It pays to advertise in The
Two weeks ago we mentioned the un-
safe condition of the
If the make is one well known, or one that, your dealer will not, hesi­
tate t,o recommend, and we and good; if not,, look out,.
returned
to Portland.
News.
Dilley was again honored with both j
j
Creek prizes at the Baby show in Hillsboro. |
the road Ben Hoskins’ little baby girl received
commissioner had it repaired in fine the first prize for being the prettiest
shape.
baby girl, and R obt. Alexander’ s Baby
bridge here, and
Gales
last week
ÿlTPiTRE^
Last Friday Dr. Brown of Forest boy carried off first honors for be-
Grove assisted by Dr. Tamasie of Hills­ , ing the most handsome baby boy.
boro, performed an operation on Mrs. Dilley ought to be proud.
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W m . Johnson who has been very ill at
the M . Bisbee home
for some
ricovery.
built on concrete
1 foundations and are
. . . . . . . .
Lots of burning being done now.
expected to stay.
1 The com ing of the electric line to
•
,
Cornelius has awakened the people to
L. L. Paget spent part of this week the (act
thefe
, (uture
Cor.
at Wapato View.
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100 «PUREWOOL
! nelms
New step, have
been
built for the
Hill school house recently.
We are wondering
F
Davis has been assigned
M. E. conference
the rain and preached here
T o o dry to put in crop.
A. B. M acgie
R ev M
t0 Cornelius by the
where
COATS
last Sunday morn-
ing and evening.
is moving this week
Many of our
to the Alexander place north of Dilley. | fair at
pe0ple attended the
Hillsboro.
A
county
The youngest child of Mr. Forsburg which the whole county
fair in
See how the shoulders set; how perfect
in every detail. The tailoring is just as
good as you get in a
would partici-
his been veiy sick but is bettei at this pate would be eminently proper.
Wfl,ing.
Mr.
Lingenfelter
and family have
Misses Laura and Mildred Forsburg « r a t from M iddleton, Idaho, to reside
went to Portland
Tuesday to resume among us, and are
their work there.
The
work
Spring
Hill school
J. A. Long
has
M ADE TO M EA SU RE
residing on the A.
i B Lewis place, which
on
all the difference in the world when worn a few times.
T ry on one o f our
The buildings going up on our new
additions are being
EAST GASTON
MI
G/othes
L
When piled shoulder-high on the counter but there is
W B p n nilprl «Vinnlrlpr-hicrh nn thp rn n n tpr hilt thprp is
CORNELIUS.
time.
The patient is now on the road to
his gone.
he has bought.
sold his
ranch in
Suit and at much less cost.
Inuse has been greatly delayed on ac­ Mountaindale, and has bought property
count
of
the
lumber
not
being in Talbot’ s addition to Cornelius.
delivered.
The
has
Burkes
bought some fine
He
lots and will
have moved from the build at on ce.
Loomis place to the place they have
There
is
rented near Thatcher, and T. Russell’ s ground for
have moved in.
material
the
new
hauled
was taken very ill buildings to be erected in Hillsboro
he got home with and Forest G rove.
When
the milk wagon he could hardly speak.
M. R. Cheney is building up a fir e
H e had som e throat trouble and a very trade in the tin and book business.
high fever.
Will mend your milk cans, put up
Mr.
Soule,
who
chased a portion
place,
of
has moved
has recently pur­ your eave troughs or sell your books or
Jno. Pritchard’ s pictures. Give him a call.
put up a
Mr. Ham mock of Scoggins Valley,
and is doing has purchased C. A. W hitm ore’ s place,
consideration, $3600.
Mr. H. has se­
some clearing.
cured a fine home and we are glad to
welcom e him to our city.
Mr. Whit- ;
— M oney to loan on farm security more is troubled with his eyes and his
W . H . Hollis.
physicians recom m end rest and quiet, j
The News tl.S O per year in advance. We are glad to learn that he is not ex-
small house
and
on
Will be open on
SUNDAYS
from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
For the month of October we
will make a regular $4.00 Panel
on Special mount 5x14
Oregon State Seal,
new and up-to-date for $3.00
dozen. See our w in d o w on 1st
Ave. north.
with
something
a
I will give my personal attention
to all sittings from city and
country.
“ Pioneer Harness M aker"
This is the time of year
when heavy work begins
and you will want good
strong harness. We not
only have the largest
stock in the county but
our prices will convince
you that we
SELL THE CHEAPEST
Our Store is overflowing with all
kinds of harness, both light and
heavy, Buggy
Whips,
Rain Curtains.
In
Robes,
fact every­
thing you want.
D AN IE L PARSONS
us.
The
P F. L.
L in e r C o lu m n
Co. made the deal for the place.
V.
Ballard
and
took a trip up
Mr.
Lingenfelter I
into the mountains on 1
the upper Nehalem
for the purpose of
It is all smooth sailing when you place a Liner Ad
in this column. A few words here will reach 5,000
readers and the results are certain. 5c line 1st
Insertion, 2*4» cents each subsequent insertion. 1
Minimum charge 10 cts.
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They
returned
Mon- j
Our new school house is fast nearing
SATURDAY
The College Annual “HEART OE OAR”
only 4 5 c
Special on College Stationery
DIAMOND INKS
DIAMOND PASTE
DIAMOND CEMENT
THE BEST
FOR SALE— Good 7 room
close to car line $1100. T. H.
hales, Forest Grove, National
Bldg.
house
Little-
Bank
i tf
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completion, and
F a rm FOR R e n t — Good
from the number of farm on North Prairie.
Wm. Katie, Forest Grove.
young married people who are secur­
ing homes in the
new
adjacent to Cornelius,
we will be com pelled
additions and
we realize that
to duplicate the
building in the near future.
Mrs. Odell of H ood River, has been
visiting with the families of W. E. and
Michael Neff.
with the
She
country
is much pleased
and outlook,
thinks of Y>nichasing a
and
home here in
the near future. They are of the
right sort and we sincerely hope it may
be soon.
1 . Dt
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.
Park Place Addition is another ex-
tension to our city, and furnishes an
D
tain homes.
usual size
The lots are double the
and
are
cheap.
The ad­
126 acr: 1 FOR S a l e — C eder posts and found­
Call or phone E. J.
Inquire of ation stones.
Boos Ind. 261, Forest Grove.
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Notice for Publication.
United States Land Office, Portland, Oregon,
August 5th, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Magdalene Hoffman o*
Bacona, Oregon, who, on August 5th, 1908, made tim­
ber land application. No. 0202, for SH of NEVi and lots
on** and two, of Section 6, T 3 N. R 3 W of Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice o f intention to make final
proof, to establish claim to the land above described, be­
fore the Register and Receiver at Portland. Oregon, on
the 15th day of Octobe., 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Peter Hoffman, of Bacona, Oregon.
Charlie C. Nelson, of Bacona, tregon .
Soren Jeppesen, of Bacona, Oregen.
Eli Howell, of Bacona, Oregon.
ALGERNON S. DRESSER,
Firs. Pub. Aug. 13,
Notice for Publication.
FOR
R E N T -T h e building opposite
V6,Ch SCed f° r Sa'e ’
Unit«) States Land Office, Portland, Oregon.
News office, recently occupied as a
The best
variety. Apply to A.
September 19, 1908.
barbershop. Edward
Naylor. S-tf
Forest Grove or farm
Notice is hereby given that Joel C. Ash of Gale»
Cr^ek.
Oregon,
who.
on
Aug.
16,
1907.
made Homestsrf
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Entry No. 16310, Seri.il No. 0373, for Lots 2 it 3 Sec-
oom s to e n t — With or without
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------------------ tion 29 and Lot 5 Section 30, Township 1 North. Range
4 West, Willamette Meridian, has filed notice of in­
board. Apply at Aunt Ann Smith’ s
— Good pony;
weight tention to make finil Commutati >n proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, before Register
residence. College Way.
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abought 800 lb. Price 815.00. F. J. and
Receiver, at Portland, Oregon, on the 26 th day of
Miller, one mile southeast of Forest October, .908.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Team, wagon and harness for sale Grove station. Bell phone 271. 14-tf
Edward Seymour, of Forest Grove, Oregon.
John Woell, of Gales Creek, Oregon.
cheap. Inquire of G. S. Thrapp,
Hugh Smith, of Forest Grove, Oregon.
Gales Creek, Ore. Ind. phone XS3.
O. S. Higby, of Forest Grove, f regon.
Talk Is Cheap.
ALGERNON S. DRESSER.
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Register.
But much talk takes time, and time
First Pub. Sept. 24, 1908.
is money with you and us. W e do lit­
F o r SALE— Five good cows.
Ad- tle
about our line of 100
Notice for Publication.
dress the White House, Wilson, Ore-
If you
O S. Land Office at Portland, Oregon.
gon.
14-t2
look them over they will
Sept. 21ft. IK»-
Notice
Is
hereby
given that Charles Merle SidweUrf
See our ad this
Glenwood, Oregon, who, on July ISth, IbOJ, ■**
F o r S a l e — A good six year old
H o f f m a n & a l l e n C o .
, Homestead application No. IS(W , Serial No. C 379, to
N » of N E'-,, and N ‘ a o( N W H , Section i f,T -ntht, J
horse. Ira Brown,
Forest
Grove,
north. Range 5 West, Willamette Meridian, baa
Route 1.
13-t5*
no ice of intention tc make final five > ear ptoof. to e«-
L.
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CHALMERS,
FOR SALE
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talking
PER
CENT PURE WOOL CLOTHES.
TALK FOR
THEMSELVES.
week.
Here's a Few of Them.
FOR SALE
H orent d r o v e , O r«.
OREGON
NaruP-
dition is in the hands of Phelps-Fitch
■ nd. Phone 47,1
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COMPANY
— Hops to bale. Satisfac
F
o
r
R
e
n
t
—
S
mall
ranch.
Write
tion
Ruarante
«L
Address Martin Cu-
day, but there has been no venison :
D Pierce, Gales Creek, Ore., phone ene or J o h n
Route 3, Banks,
distributed among their neighbors up
No. 32 Ind. Gales Creek.
9 tf
13-t2*
to date.
hunting deer.
excellent opportunity for people to ob­
TIfE BOOK STORE
ALLEN
FOREST GROVE
pecting to leave
J. CAPPS & SOWS
you may depend upon it that THERE ARE NONE BET­
for their guarantee and ours are back of every gar­ TER FOR THE PRICE
ment. They buy the wool and make the clothing; ev-
ery process from A to 2 under their own supervision,
in their own factory.
GOME AND SEE THEM
H O F FM A N
and
ham
Bryant’s Studio DANIEL PARSONS
If it bears the label of
T h en the
P ed igree;
on the
depot building,
which is guaranteed to be equal to the
Chas. Crumcan
Tuesday.
BUY A HORSE
It is not a matter of COLOR and PRICE alone; you must,
have r e - .
turned from their Portland visit.
Miss Lizzie
AS
YOU
WOULD
Land C o., and will go like the prover­
New Cream Separator;
Forest Grove Real Estate C o.’ s office
bial hot cakes.
capacity 450 lbs, per hour.
John at The Bazaar next to P. O.
Dames. Gaston, Ore., R 1.
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Fred Walton, who was «njund last
Large 8 room house on J acre cor-
week in his gasoline engine and lost
FOR SALE— 4 acre tract with im- ner lot ‘n ^ne location for $1500.
his right arm, was out as far as the
provem em, near town. Tel. 5435.
Five acres of land with new house
barber shop Monday, Fred don't walk Also cow for sale.
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and barn, J mile from town for $1000.
at his usual p .c e yet, but he alwa\s
tsb.ish claim to the land above described, before trf-
ister and Receiver. D. S Land Office, at Portland, Ort-
gon, on the 28lh day of October, 19G8.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Brtce Wilson, of Timber, Oregon.
Gilbert E. Westinghouse, of Timber, Oregon.
Fben A 1res. of Glenwood, Oregon.
Jacob T Cos, of Glenwood, Oregon.
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ALGERNON S. LRESSER. Reft*«-
First Published Sept. 24 .
Notice to Creditors.
In the matter of the d a t e of Thomaa Roe. drreaarf.
Notice ia hereby given that the County Cdt®*
County, Oregon, has appointed NMT*-
gets there just the same, and in three
weeks’ time will '*
Wonder
acrM of Itnd in hiRh state of
FOR
SALE— ,:sdeland
, Twenty
.
.
" -**'1 o*ts. ¿dward Naylor. 39-tf cultivation, good family orchard, one
mile out, for Sale cheap
! Ro- ln dC h » - O. Roe e ie cu to n of the la* *111
half the men, with his one arm.
V
testament of Thomaa Roe. deceased.
anted
D D o bEvvi,,w
Ten
acres
of
land
only
one
mile
Anda"
h»»1“« claim, .gaioet».<<<•*»” *7
class
dressmi
Thomas Talbot has platted a young
r g . Miss Frankie Mai
_
y
n T iie hereby notified to present them ro us. ptoperly
thews. Cor.
h St. and 5th Ave. So
m forest Grove with orchard ior sale at rh* «<»« of ckm . o . Roe * co.. Forest gw *.**‘
city as an addition to Cornelius. He
Forest Gro
12-14»
0 easy terras or exchange for town
V
. " ,h“
i placed them in the hands of Phelps-
r
perty.
m a r t a . ro « .
Fitch Land Co. for sale. There in
LOST-
emale Lewellyn sette . a-
only a small number not sold at this
The Forest Grose Real Estate C o ,
«»ecuton of th* i d wtu .nd t«atamentof
swers
“ Betty,” and one
writing, and the property has only Spaniel answers to Bus'
. 1 '! ^
th tail with office at the Bazaar, next to the * Barnett
Y. Roe, Atty. for Rxecuton.
been on the market about four weeks, sheared
Reward. C-
unicate with P. O ., offers this week some excep-
There are five new houses going up on D. L. Hiatt,
i * '! “
Creek, or News tionally fine bargains in real estate.
I the addition.
— Bailey will buy your Wool
office.
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I Here are a few of them:
Mohair.
W
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n
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