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Incorporated.
Entered at the post-office at Forest
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A. E. NOIIRSE...................MANAGER
J. F. WOODS............................... EDITOR
Died.
Mrs. Belle Fineount Haines of Bux­
ton, died in that place last Thursday
afternoon at 4 p. m. Deceased was
born in New York state on July IS,
1851. She was married to Herbert
Fintount, who died in 1878. She was
again married to Elwood J. Haines in
Tacoma, July 2, 1903. Her fathei
died in Forest Grove, August 29, this
year. After the death of her father
she moved to Buxton. T h i remains
were brought to the undertaking estab­
lishment of V. H. Limber and the
funeral was held in the chapel last
Saturday at 11 a. m., with interment
in Forest View cemetery.
THURSDAY, OCT. 22, 1908
COUNTY COURT.
Try
a S a c k of “ H o m e P r o d u c t ’
PROBATE COURT
Estate of Alanson Hinman
ceased. Petition of Frank Hinman
overruled and executors allowed to sell
personal property.
Estate of L Landess, deceased. In­
ventory and appraisement approved
Distribution of personal property al­
lowed subject to debts against estate.
Estate of J B McPherson, deceased.
Administratrix allowed to sell personal
property.
Estate of Chas B Clark, deceased.
Final account filed and approved.
Nov. 16 time set for hearing objec­
tions to Anal settlement.
Estate of Ward and Clair Wilkes,
minors. Thos S Wilkes appointed
guardian. Bonds fixed a' 8500. Wil­
lis Ireland, J C Hare and R L Davis
appointed appraisers.
Estate ol John Losli, deceased. Al­
fred Guerber, Geo Krebs and David
Wanger appointed appraisers.
Estate of Andrew Furhrer, deceased.
Nov. 23 time set for final settlement.
Estate of Moses Dillaboy, deceased.
Amanda J Dillaboy allowed 835 per
month.
Estate of L L Doak, deceased. Bill
of T B Perkins examined and allowed.
Estite of E E Brooks, deceased.
Final account filed. Nov. 30 time set
for hearing objections.
Estate of N Stoltz, deceased. Final
settlement.
Charles H. Olmstead died Saturday,
October
10, at 5:30 p. m. on the west
One week from next Tuesday
bound train near Rawlins, Wyoming.
i t election day. H ave you reg­
Mr. Olmstead was returning to his
istered?
home at this place after a visit of sev­
eral weeks with his mother in New
It may take only one-half of York. The deceased came west to
one percent now to guarantee Palouse county, Wash., about eighteen
all the bank deposits of the years ago and a few months after com­
country, but after the barriers of ing to Washington he engaged in the
honesty are thrown down and general merchandise business in Pull­
all sorts of speculators are invit­ man, where he remained until 1905
when he came to Portland.
Last
ed into the banking business
spring he came out to Forest Grove,
how long can this ratio be bought a home and settled here. Mr.
maintained?
Olmstead has been in frail health for
sjm e time. The body was brought
One of the noticeable but nat­ here Tuesday and funeral services held
in the home Wednesday, October 21
ural consequences to follow the
at 1 p. m. under the auspices of the
building of the Oregon Elec- lodge. Mr. Olmstead leaves a wife
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
trict into this city, is the move­ and three children.
Christian Lehmann et ux to A C
ment along the line, principally
Lehr Its 3 & 4 bk 1 Lehman
— Miss Kirkwaod has received some
at Cornelius, to cut up the
acre tracts..............................8 700
larger tracts of land into smaller very pretty combs in the very latest Wm Daniels to Geo F Brice Its
designs. Call and see them.
15-t3
8 & 9 Gray Oak...................
10
ones. At Cornelius the entire
Frank Dickey et al to Mary
north side of town is taking on
McCracken pt of bk 2 Bran­
a season of activity and thrift;
ford add Forest Grove......... 1400
many new houses are being
D C Iler to Noamah E Her It 7
“Pioneer Harness Maker”
built, and soon that burg will
bk 8 Sherwood.....................
Geo S Campbell et al to F G
be twice the size it was three
This is the time of year
Heidel tract in M Moore d 1
months ago.
when heavy work begins
c t l s 2 w ...........................
1500
and you will want good
J F Ketr to Lawrence Bonney
The Evening telegram of
strong harness. W e not
et al tract in Hillsboro........
950
last Saturday gave up a page
I W Sewell et ux to Robert M
only have the largest
of its magazine section to D r .'
Ross 141.66 acres in R Wil­
stock in the county but
liams d i e t l n 2 w ..........
Large of this place who has be­
10
our prices will convince
Z W Hendricks to A S Ken­
come widely known through
you that we
dricks pt of bk 27 & 34 Cor­
his advertising in the local pa­
nelius ....................................
10
SELL THE CHEAPEST
pers. This is a better “ad” for
lophie Strom to John R Frank
Forest Grove than it is for Dr.
5 acres in sec 16 t 2 s 1. . .
600
Our Store is overflowing with all
Large, for the simple reason
E
D
Mitchell
et
ux
to
S
E
kinds of harness, both light and
that he can answer calls only
Bu-ns pt of Tualatin Gardens 10000
heavy, Buggy Whips, Robes,
1
E
Burns to Robena Burns
within a radius of an hour’s i
Rain Curtains. In fact every­
same
as above.......................
1
thing
you
want.
drive unless this latest feature
Jeo E Payne et ux to J H
in his advertising, viz: the
Brown It 3 bk 19 Hillsboro 2000
DANIEL PARSONS
“ three months prior.”, can be
Fred Mast et al to Fred Keller
utilized, and if so, we may ex­
e j of nej sec 15 t 2 n 3 . . .
1200
pect that he will add another
Thos Talbot et ux to A M
Fitch pt of bk 7 Talbots add
phone. However, the point we
Cornelius................................
250
wish to make, is, that if Dr.
Will
be
open
on
Thos
Talbot
et
ux
to
M
Sus-
Large is really famous, the local
bauer pt of bk 5 & 6 Talbots
news papers did it.
add Cornelius......................
270
Jane M Smith to A Saelens Its
The young ladies' and the young
19, 20 bk 1 Branlords add
men’s classes at the Christian Bible
from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
Forest Grove..........................
1
School are doing good work. On last
R 1 Rufli to W J Thornburgh
Friday evening, at the home ol Mrs.
pts of 23 & 26 t 2 n 4 w. .. 1000
Jennie Dixon, a reception was ten­ For the month of October we M D Jones to J P Jones nwj
dered the minister's Bereans by Mrs. will make a regular $4.00 Panel
of sej sec 30 t 2 s 2 ...........
200
Siaa’ class of Willing Workers. This
on Special mount 5x14 with M D Jones to O M Heaton et
was the result of a quality contest, in
al e j of sei sec 30 t 2 s 2
which the young men maintained the Oregon State l3eal, something
J G Mann et ux to D H Bailey
preeminence. Mr. and Mrs. Sias were new and up-to-date for $3.00 a
112 acres in sec 25 t 1 s 3 w 2240
present. A jolly evening was spent, dozen. See our window on 1st
Walter F Burrell Trustee to W
and at 10:00 o’clock about thirty Ave. north.
A Shaw pt of secs 20 & 29
young people partook of a joyous ban­
t 1 s 1 ...................................
6400
quet, at which the Willing Workers as
Wm Nelson et ux to Peter Nel­
hostesses did themselves proud.
son 80 acres in C Wilkins d
I will give my personal attention
I c t 1 D 2 w ..........................
3600
— Money to loan on farm security. to all sittings from city and
Peter
Nelson
et
ux
to
Fred
W. H. Hollis, Forest Grove
country.
Stucki 38 acres in C Wilkins
d i e ....................................... 30C0
Geo L McPherson et al to De­
troit Trust Co pts of sees 18
19 t 3 n 4 St other lands . .
10
Margaret Baldwin to C S Arnold
A *. ;V . S T A B H R , M a n a g e r
Its 7, 8, 9 St 10 bk 14 S
Park add Forest Grove......... 10C0
A W Lambert et al to M D
Jones pt of sec 30 t 2 s 2 . .
700
E M Klink to Floyd B Tefft pt
ol bk 35 Beaverton .........
375
sold way below Portland prices and on easy monthly pay­
J D Rode et ux to James Nich­
ments. A lso a full line of
ols 15 acres in B F Catching
d i e t I n ................................
2050
DANIEL PARSONS
Bryant’s Studio
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C R ISC E X T
MANUFACTURED BY CRESCENT MILLS— FOREST GROVE
r.
A MODERN
vicio »
HEATING STOVES
and Ranges
PHARMACY
Puts up all kinds
of
The famous Charter Oak heat­
Prescriptions
jijiiiiiin n iM
ing stoves are the best heat
with the best and
producers with the least fuel of
PUREST DRUGS
any stoves on the market. As
for Ranges there are no better
makes than the Real Estate
Range, prices range from
T hat’s what you get
when you deal at
$26 to $50
HINES’ DRUG STORE
GRANITEWARE
FOREST GROVE, OREGON
j
and
Wm H Adams to John' H
Peugh pt o( sec 22 t 2 n 3
w............................................. 3000 !
H Tober et ux to J T Turk pt
of secs 14 & 15 t 2 n r 4 w. 3200
C T LeTourneau et ux to John
W Winters 60 acres in secs
11 & 12 t 3 s 2 ...................
1 |
A W Donelson to Wm Ede et
r
ux Its 3 & 4 bk 2 Hum­
phrey’s add Hillsboro........... 26001
TINWARE
CARL HINMAN
Successor to S. Ü. Hughes
F o re s t G ro ve
O re go n
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L e t us M ake Your Home
M o re (Bom fortable
a n d A ttr a c tiv e
We have just* received a new shipment of Iron
and Brass Beds which defy all competition as to de­
sign, price and quality.
Also are unpacking and marking the m ost beautiful
assortment of dining, bed room and parlor chairs
ever shown in F orest Grove. They will delight
you.
Remember:
W e stand behind
everything we sell
SATISFACTION, OR. MONEY BACK”
THE BAZAAR
S E E US BEFORE PURCH ASING
H ig h G rad e Pianos , Organs
a n d S ew ing Machines
HOYT FURNITURE CO.
Paterson Bldg.
Forest Grove, Oregon
E d iso n a n d Colum bia
T alking Machines and Records always in stock.
Cata­
logues sent free to any address.
T ry
Th e leading ploce In the County for Stationery
and School Supplies.
Goldenrod Flour Guaranteed