CARO FROM MR. KLANCKE
Having disposed of the Forest
Grove P ress plant and job office
to J. D. Foote of this city, the
undersigned takes this means of
extending his sincere thanks to
the many tiunds and patrons,
who by a liberal business patro
nage, as web as moral support
and encouragement, have re
moved . good many thorns from
the path which a newly founded
newspaper always must encount
er, Hoping your unstinted sup
ARO U N D THE
C IR C U IT port will continu to be extended j
to the new publisher and the
An Eastern capitalist has pur P ress .
E. C. K la n c k e .
chased 400 acres o f fruit lend at
The Dalles.
This large ract
wiUbedividi I
ere tracts
P r o f e s s io n a l
and forty families brought from
Pennsylvania the horn • state < r
J. N . H O F F M A N
the purchaser, will aid in giving
an air o f prosperity and thrift to
ATTORNEY - A T -L A W
this coming fruit section.
N O T A R Y P U B LIC
F O R E S T G R O V E P R E S S her own name.
Publfale l (
ry Thursday
J. D. FOOT,’ Kciitor a r t! Publisher
Knter***! as »«*<• >nl-cL * t matter November i '>.
IfML at the Poat oiflee a T r. ,t Gruvr, Oreirun
under the act of March .1, 1H7D.
A D correspoudence and changes for advertise
ments should be in the i'ress olhee not later than
Tuesday noon.
Subscription
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$1.00 per year
Advertising rates on application
Subscription
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Advertising rate* on application -
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THfflRSDAY, FEBRUARY 24
The
management o f this
weekly has changed hands since
the last publication and it is now
incumbent upon the new man
agement to publish a newsy and
meritorious paper such as its
patrons deserve. No marked
ability as a newspaper writer
and publisher is claimed, and we
will probably not be as conspic
uous in the newspaper world as
Venus i:i the astronomical world,
and it is exceedingly doubtful
whether any rare gems o f thou, ht
will ever be extracted from our
editorial page to receive the fav
orable comment o f a metropolitan
editor, but there shall he no sit
ing up nights speculating as to
why he is so unobserving, and
our time and energy shall he de-
. voted in endeavoring to make
our paper readable and o f inter-
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A fte r she had
settled the debts o f the improv
ident young husband, they board
ed the Shasta Limited for her
California home. She is now
spending her third honeymoon
amid the orange proves, while lie
is playing the role o f a devoted
husband and familiarizing him
self at odd times with the Stat
utes o f the State governing
Curtesy, and Distribution and
Descent.
Collections and all business en
A t The Dalles the Elks seems
trusted to us given prompt
to be imbued with the spirit
attention
which they h a v manifested in
O F F I C E . H O F F M A N B U I LD I NG
F A C . AVB
nearly all growing towns o f the
P H O N E IND. BO!
FOREST $ R O V E
State. They are to build a forty
t hoi and dollar temple at on
The attractive “ Homes” o f the
V IC T O R L IM B E R
B. P. O. «'Iks in Medfoid, Albany,
Funeral Director
Eugene, Portland and in other
and Em balm er. . .
towns in ili"stat ■ render it v<rj
pleasant for the visiting brother
Chapel
Modern Equipments
who comes to this state as a pro
F orest G rove
O regon
spective settler, and the stranger
is soon apprised o f the fact that
the people o f Oregon are sociable
and hospitable, and kindly dis
posed toward all newcomers that
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exhibit
not
nece.- arily
the
one else who may be acquainted “ dough” , but the qu ilities that
A t to r n e y at-Law
in this immediate section. But win.
our endeavors in this direction
The Masonic Order o f The Forest G r o v e
Oregon
will amount to nothingand ener
Dalles, always composed o f bus
gy will be wasted unless we have
iness and professio; al men o f
the assistance o f our friends and
standing who have h dped to
J # ' roos in gathering news o f
J. D. F O O T E
make the town what it is today,
interest. Such assistance is es
Atiomey .t-L.vw
will erect in the near future, a
sential to the success o f any
$ 7 5 ,(KM) Hall.
Although Forest Collections and all In 'ness intrusted
country newspaper, and o f what
Grove is not a large town a-
>t
to me given prom; t attention.
soever nature it may be or how
and is not as noisy as some oth >r
ever small, it will he gratefully
O FF iC r. HO FFM AN B U ILDING
P AC IF IC AVENU E
towns in the state it is growing
received. An attractive news
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FO
RE
ST GROVE
steadily in a quiet way. An u >
paper is a valuable asset fo r any
to-date town hall is to 1>> erected
town or section or country to
soon and the K. o f P. lodge has
have, and those who aid in mak
recently completed a handsome
ing it so, are promoting the in
H. W . V o llm e r , m . d .
building.
Such structures as
terests o f the town and county in
these are costly, a n i it is no
which they live. We regret that
small undertaking to er_>;; i? n P H Y S I C I A N A N D S U G E ON
there was no paper issued on
hut the wide-awake busine s man
last Thursday, and we can assure
Office in Abbott Building
knows that they w ill.prove an
our patrons that hereafter it shall
, !
FO REST GRO U
be ready for distribution on excellent investment, and effect B O T H P H O N E S
ively advertise their town and
"Thursday afternoons. The fail
ure to publish it last week was people as being thrifty, and pro
The investor with
due to the change in the man gressive.
money is looking for a live town
agement and in the office force
Studeba'cer Autom obil?s
during the week, and to render with a future, and will “ pass
up”
as
a
doubtful
propositi
>
n
a
Indian Motorcycles
the difficulties under which we
town
composed
o
f
people,
the
General
Repair W ork
were laboring far worse, the
majority
o
f
whom
look
with
dis
power plant went out o f com
N orth Main St., n ext to Peter :o n *
mission, due to a landslide, and favor upon improvements o f
every
kind.
But
there
are
very
we were deprived o f power for
our press during the entire week. few towns in Oregon that belong
in the latter class and they are
growing few er every year.
HIGH COSI OF LIVING AGAIN
A few evenings ago, a young
E xclu ; iva
O p tic ia n
NOTICE
Portland bank clerk aged 25,
I have recently purchased the
with nothing between him and interest o f E. C. Klancke, for OFFICE Shearer’s Jewelry store
an empty wallet but $75 per mer publisher o f the P ress , and
month, entertained a few o f his have now entire charge o f the
,
friends in a down town cafe, management o f it. A continua
rite hill, including» ten dollar tip, tion o f the liberal patronage the
C ity R e s t a u r a n t
was sixt.\ dollars. A few days P r e s s has heretofore received
later on account o f the high cost from the business men .and the
of living he was forced to resign residents o f the county in general
to seek more remunerative ern- will l>e highly appreciated.
p! yment. But the young man
J. D. F o o t e .
did not have to seek long. A
death
lady who w as present at his soc
Meals at all Hours
ial function that evening had ob
At her home one and a half
Tables for Ladies
served him closely and admired miles east o f Cornelius occurred
Party Dinners
his sporting proclivities very the death o f Mrs. Sarah Grace
Ruch. He in turn had been Killgore,
Friday, Feb.
18th.
opsting covetous eyes niton her The body was interred at Weston,
beautiful diamonds and had been Umatilla county on the following
rendered stone blind by their day. Deceased's maiden name
Best 25c Meal in the city
dazzling brilliancy. A fte r three was English, her fathsr J. G.
weeks o f love. i>oetr.v and wooing, English tving a native o f Illinois.
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Among other children who
MAIN ST. near PAC. AVE.
he won her heart and hand and
is now the doting husband o f a will exixsnence the irreparable
loss o f a mother’s care and train-
blushing bride o f forty eight mg. deceased left a little child
F O R IS T OROV I
O RC O O N
^summers who has a million in only 11 days old.
d o :
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tur
pen
Hoi
The* N e w
Spring
Sait?
\v . k . : : c l u s
Albert C. Mackvoât
yej
How About
mu comulis
YORK
A N D E R SO N
L e a d in g
C l o t h ie r
FOREST GROVE
OREGON
= * cement!
B Y THE
Oregon Electric Railway Co.
Opening ¡ S J ^ i 910
Of
its new Line and Train Service to
W CO D BUEN, OREGON
T i e bran ch line co n n ectin g
Woodojr i has b e e r completed
oodburn with W est
and passenger service
tUauguralsd n ihe alcove date.
,
J
leavin
°* ° '
a chedule of trains arriving and
i re. t orov , v. th which connection is made
W ° » db'’" 1 f °
to
L*. Forest Grove
8:40 a m
10:30 a m
1:40 pm
A r.
Wood burr.
r
Lv. Woodbura
10:30 a m
12:10 p m
4:00 p m
Ar Forest Grove
9:00 a m
2:25 p m
4:25 p m
11:30 a m
4.40 p m
6:40 p m
For information relative to tickets, fares, etc., see the ticket agent
C. E. ALBIN
1 ickei Agent, Forest Grove
T a.C5 ° ' F ■ NEVINS,
I reme Manager, Portlard Oregon
The Progressive Store
Groceries, Dry Goods. Boots and
A Fine Line
of
Shoes
General Merchandise
Hoffman, Allen Co.