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About Washington County news. (Forest Grove, Washington County, Or.) 1903-1911 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1908)
S ta te m e n t of th e condition of FIRST NATIONAL B A N K FOREST GROVE, OREGON A t t ilt c a ll o t the C o m p t r o lle r o f C u r r e n c y , N o v . 2 7 , 19 0 S RESOURCES LIABILITIES Caih on hand due from Banks and U .S.Treas $50.913 83 Capital paid in ............25,000 00 Surplus and Undivided S talS S s 00 Deposits..............$131,762 18 oSSL '• '• '• • '•' • «S» 00 Bonds and Securities. .20,172 23 Loans and Discounts. .92,496 83 Furniture and Fixtures.3,489 55 Real Estate.....................3.282 92 T o tal.................... $196,180 36 Total........................ $196,180.36 Correct Attest, R. M. DOOLY, President Correspondence. A gift, bought, at our store is a gift that will last-one that will be highly appreciated for its beauty and worth. Hundreds of gift things are here exhibited. There is something for everybody. We quote “a few prices below, but would rather you would come in and see our Su- perb Display. If against. At the close of the meeting E. J. Bonshu, one of the school direc tors, made a motion that J. Byers pay D ILLE Y. Men’s Furnishings the school janitor one dollar out of the H. Hubbert went to Amity last road fund for cleaning the school Look at this list and see if you can find sotnt week. house. After which the meeting thing that will be appropriate as a gift for J. W. Hughes went to Portland adjourned. Many pretty novelty styles in Furs, an There can be nothing nicer or more appropriate or men. Monday. Men’s Mittens from 35c to 75c ideal gift for mother, sister or sweetheart as a gift. BUXTON Mrs. Ernest Dethlefs has been quite Mufflers from 65c to $1.25 Coney Scarfs at ........ $1.25 to 3.75 A fair and box social was held at All Wool Dress Goods in a great variety of pat- Ties from.................... sick lately. 25c to 75c Manning school house Saturday Opossum Scarfs $6.25 terns at 50c. Suit Cases from A baby girl arrived at the Taylor the $2.50 to $5.00 I evening. The school house was ap Isabella Fox at $8.50 In better goods we buy mostly in patterns, thus Handkerchiefs from home last week. 5c to 50c propriately decorated for the occasion. Sable $1.75 to 8.00 giving you exclusive styles. Dozens of weaves Fancy Suspenders from 50c to 75c Mr. Wilkes and daughter Fay went The Grange Tree and Side Show were to Portland Saturday. attractive features. The many beauti materials that have the merit of being new, Cuff Buttons and Scarf Pins Mrs. C. A. Broderson and son Harry, ful and useful articles made by the stylish, captivating. 25c to $1.00 went to Portland Saturday. ladies were well sold and also the Mr. and Mrs. Briggs and William beautiful baskets. In all 856 60 were Price From taken in. Briggs went to Portland Saturday. Men’s Slippers If you really want to please your Miss Marie from Portland, Vital Statistics. New Line just in at prices from 65c to $1.50 daughter buy her a silk waist pattern. was visiting J. W. Hughes over Sunday. The following vital statistics were The Ladies Aid met at the home of reported to the County Board of 50c to $1.50 per yard. Per Yard Mrs. Hughes last week, and the com Health during November, 1908: bined work with pleasure the Aid is Return on marriages, 13. shot shot getting very progressive as they will Typhoid fever, 6 cases. M any other such articles as soon have to provide for two meetings Smallpox, 3 cases. vers a month to satisfy everybody. We all Diptheria, 5 cases. had a good time and a fine dinner. boos Births, females 20, males 16, total Will: 36. THATCHER Deaths, females 3, males 15, total Mrs. Kitten visited her daughter, 18. Mrs. Elmer Lyda, last week. W. D. W ood , Professor Hazard is having five acres County Health Officer. of stumps taken out of his farm. You’ll receive Prompt and Courteous Attention. For your own Pleasure-Satisfaction-Economy, Come Early. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Killen enter President E. J. Ross of the Wash ington State Dairymen’s Association, tained some of their friends at Thanks and numerous other members of that giving dinner. organization will participate in the con YO URS FO R A M ERRY CH RISTM AS E. J, Bonshu and wife entertained a vention of the Oregon State Dairy As number of their friends at dinner sociation in Salem Thursday and Fri Thanksgiving. day this week. Electric power has Mrs. A. J. Killen was called to the been of installed the exhibit hall for bedside of her granddaughter, Miss working exhibits, in and handsome cups T h e P ro g re s s iv e S to re Mable Hayes, last week. are to be given as prizes, appropriately Allen Haydens and Frank Thatchers engTaved, and assurance of dairy and were not behind their neighbors on creamery are coming to the Thanksgiving day. Both families en secretary exhibits daily. Salem people have tertained a number of their friends at arranged a splendid reception for their dinner. Fascinating Pyrography—150| guests. Oregon dairymen will be well Oregon and Washington were each ler 13.50 acres in sec l i t i s Mr. and Mrs C. I. Dakin have gone represented at the Washington meet given a hearing before President 3 w............................................... 1215 Liner Column illustrated catalog No. 2 free, Roosevelt’s Commission on Country Grant King et al to Jos Downs to Demoss Springs to visit their son ing in Chehalis next week. It is all smooth sailing when you place a Liner Ad in this column. A few words here will reach 5,000 ard, Clarke & Co.. Portland, I Life, and expressed themselves as pt of M Moore d i e t 1 s 2 w and daughter’s families. Mrs. Dakin readers and the results are certain. 5c line 1st 24-tf Insertion, 2M j cents each subsequent insertion. will be missed very much in the Among sportsmen there appears to more than pleased with the co-opera- Jos Downs et al to Geo E Payne Minimum charge 10 cts. F or S ale - -Fresh cow, at be in various sections of the state a de lion they received in these two states. pt of M Moore d 1 c t 1 s 2 w 25 Christian work. Hotel. mand for a bounty on cougers because They were particularly fortunate in be Albert L Grebe to Margaret FOR SALE—Shadeland Wonder Matie Murry, of Milwaukee, Wis., who was the guest of his cousin, Mrs. these animals threaten to exterminate ing enabled to meet the leading horti Grebe pt of sec 31 t 1 s 2 w. 10 white seed oats. Edward Naylor. 39-tf W anted —To do dresso Jay Raymond, a few days, returned to the deer among Oregon hills. Resi culturists on account of numerous Minnie Fitzgerald to Eugene Children's work preferred. Mrs.i Vetch Seed for Sale. his home last Saturday. Mr. Murry is dents along the Wilson river have at fruit meetings at this season. The Delwlanche pt of bk 4 High Fourth Ave., near First St. clerk in a wholesale millinery store in various times argued that a bounty whole countiy is awaiting the Com land Park add Hillsboro......... 475 The best variety. Apply to A. Jersey Bull. CHALMERS, Forest Grove or farm ought to be placed on these animals mission’s report with genuine interest. John Iversen et al to E W Rob Milwaukee. near Centerville. 9-tf and a similar opinion is entertained by Will make season of 1908 mi] Not much realestate changing hands The case of the State of Oregon vs. inson et al 12 J acres in Henry the sportsmen of Linn county. at my farm one half mile west of' at present. People in Thatcher are W. H. Adams charged with an assault Noland d i e t l s 2 w .......... 2000 LIST your farms and other properties Grove, Ore. Terms 81-50. Maf Whether the legislature will take steps for sale with T. H. Littlehales, Forest holding on to their property expecting with a dangerous weapon, went to the Alyce Cronin to F J Miller Its 15 Grove National Bank Building. 27-tf paid in advance. a good margin when the motor line ar at the next session to place a bounty jury yesterday and a verdict is expect & 16 bk 8 Forest Grove (So GEO. O. SLOAN. 234 rives in Thatcher, which is a sure on cougers will in a measure depend ed some time today. Park ad d )................................... 400 on the general attitude of the hunters F or R ent —The building opposite thing. We must and shall have it. Whitmore et al to Grason Executrix Notice. News office, recently occupied as a Notice is hereby Dr. and Mrs. Chas. Hines enter Laura given that the underigMi J A road meeting was called at the of the state. Hammack Its 17 & 18 Cornel- a few friends at cards last ious Environs............................ 3500 barber shop. Edward L. Naylor. 5-tf appointed by the County Court of the State Thatcher school house, Saturday, Dec. The W C. T. U. has subscribed for tained County of Washington, executrix of Hie FOR SALE—Good Kimball organ, Charles H. Olmsted, deceased, and all pet* 5 at one p. m. This meeting was for a copy of each of the following papers, evening. G W Duke to J W Eldridge It 4 against the said estate are hereby n the purpose of taking a vote on wheth to be placed in the free reading room bk 7 Sherwood........................ 100 850. Strawberry plants 50c per hun claims p’M'-ttes REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS sent the same to me duly verified at my Poulet 1 er they should have more crushed rock J for the coming year: Union Signal, dred. James Steohenson. 22-tf 120 A Street, in the City of Forest Grove,® G W Andrews et al to Frederick Pomir in six months from the date hereof. this year or not. A five mill tax was \ National Prohibition paper and Month- F W Cady et al to H M Sum Colfelt pt of sec 2 t 3 s 1 w .. aux 4300 M oney T o L oan —Low interest. Dated this 10th day of November, 1908. mers pt bk A Beaverton.........8 175 - r voted. Thirty-one votes were cast, I ly Crusader. HOSE J. OLMSTSIJ Herman Metzger et al to S Bar Saltim Dr. M. H. Parker, Greenville, Ore (First Publication, November It. ;JI twenty-five for good roads and six The News 81.50 per year in advance. Peter Granatzki et al to Aotini fcnie Gla ber Its 3 & 4 bk 59................ 500 gon- 22-t5 Rogacki 80 acres in sec 17 t Gateai Nels Holm et al to W H Slusser —The top price at Bailey’* i 3 n 4 w . ..................................... 1000 pt of J L Hicklin d 1 c (5 W anted — Young Shepherd dog. Wool and Mohair. Thos Tucker to Mrs Jennie G h r is t m a s P re se n ts ac re s)......................................... 1250 Call at or address this office. 23-11* — W. O. W. will gire Long It 4 in bk 3 Tucker's David Hilts et al to J W Van- at Masonic Hall Xma3 eve. & Stewart's add Hillsboro.. . . 300 dervelden tract in Wra Wilson F or S ale — Bull calf; registered Orchestra. Admission 75c. Martin Reiling to L C Rogers et Price 820. Ed Goff, Route d i e ............................................ 75 Holstein. body invited. al 40 acres in John Harris d 1 1, Forest Grove, Ore. 22-t2 TH E HOOK STORE L Donald et al to Peter Wag c t 1 n 3 s ................................ 5000 R ner Let T he N ews do your job work. ' 100 acres in D H Belknap l-oruat Grove, Or«. Imi. P hone 47»* F G Mitchell to Maggie McKin We guarantee good workmanship ! TH E MODERN Df d i e t 1 n 7 w.......................... 7500 ney pt bk 7 Simmons add to good stock and most reasonable prices, i R C Hartrampf et al to John Hill' boro................................... 1 We print everything. Vanderwal It 1 bk 2 Fairview Up-to-date in every Hand Painted China Pictures W A Goodin et al to S B Star- add Hillsboro............................... 100 FOR SALE—3 fresh young cows. rett pt bk 1 South Park add -----Bibles Calendars Books E J Jaeger et al to Jos P Jaeger Forest Grove.............................. 200 pt of sec 4 t l i t * .......... 1500 G. Mann, one mile east of Cornelius Prompt delivery morning in Choice Array on Base Line road. C A Wyman et al to Luther E 21-t3* i All milk and cream i larsnt* C D Vaughn to F J Miller Its 13 lately pure and of the l*12 Alexander pt of sec 4 t 2 » 3 Stationery Waterman Fountain Pens 14 bk 8 South Park add For- 350 •st Grove..................................... 400 FOR SALE Light team, harness Postals Post Cord Albums and light wagon. Will take buggy or PRICES ARE T Littlehales to R W Kirkwood Pyiography Sets Wood to Bum D D Bump to Jos Hulsman It 1 It 3 bk 10 South Park a d d ... 105 bk 2 Bump’s add Forest Grove 1$0 hack as part payment E D. Rounds. College Pennants and Pillow Tops R outeJ. Box 14 Forest Grove. 22-t2* Milk 5c per quart: crea« 10 c I Jane M Smith to C L Bump pt Games Sweet Grass Baskets Special prices on large ordtr'_,!. I bk 1 Smith add Forest Grove 10' FOR R e n t —The Charles Anderson ed in bottles the only MARRIAGE LICENSES Seals, Labels snd Ribbons W H Wehrung et al to C L Rol houset nearly painted and papered; for Wrapping Your Packages lins It 5 & 6 bk 20 Hillsboro. 2000 Geo C Schulu and Minnie Lavina good well, vegetable and fruit garden. Yours for business in the Conrad Viohl et al to Otto Wob- Gheer. A. NORTON Inquire Mrs. E H. Coleman. 23 tf i Furs Dress Goods Silks $ 1.50 lo $ 1.75 Ladies' Handkerchiefs, Hand Bags, Combs, Collars, Rushings, Silk Scarfs,I Belts. Also a full line of embroidered linens. It would be impossible to enumerate our entire line, but* we would kindly ask you to come to our store for helpful suggestions. HOFFMAN ® , ALLEN COMPANYI FOREST GROVE OREGON t