W ALTER ROSW U RM
A. E. M O U L T O N
Roswurm & Moulton
Successors to
Roswurm & Co.
Dealers in R eal Estate, Exchanges, Business Chances,
Ice, C oal and W o o d
F o re st G rove
O re gon
The
Bankers & Merchants Mutual Fire Ass n
of
Jr
orest Grove, Oregon
Writes tr e ivies’ C c i'fc iia tn e Line o f Commercial and
OweHirjj Insurrrce c f Any Mutual Company in the
State. Ft will Pay You to Protect Your Prop­
erty with Or.e c f Our Policies
3 i '2 g o n
Land & Trading Co.
Edward Seymour, Mgr
Farm and City Property
B o th
Phones
Forest Grove, Oregon
H o m e B a k in g C o .
Mark Cox, a prominent farmer
o f Gales Creek, was looking after
I Additional Local Items |
his property interests in the
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of General Interest
Grove Monday.
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Blakely, the photographer, who
Emmet Hover o f Dilley, was a has spent the past summer at the
business visitor in the Grove Sat- Shipherd Hot Springs, has return-
urday
ed to the Grove, and again assum-
p m c
f tv, t l *■ u
ed charge o f his studio.
G. N. Spencer o f the Thatcher
section was a business visitor to
J- N. Hoffman, the well-known
the Grove Monday.
attorney o f this city, who is out
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,
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as an anti-assembly candidate for
r or scientific horse-shoeing go . . . . . .
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to Bryon Markham, Main Street. the leinslature, has just completed
He <ruar&ntees results
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a tour o f the county, and returns
to the Grove in a very optimistic
The Misses Peachin, o f the frame o f mind, reporting most
Thatcher section, were shopping favorable encouragement
from
c
in the Grove Saturday.
many sources, which leads him to
WANTED—Good, sound driv­ believe his election assured.
ing horse, 900 to 1000 pounds.
Furniture Needs Never
M. J. Carnahan, Gaston.
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Look Old
S. O. Sears, a rancher o f the
I might wear out my tongue
Kansas City section, was a busi­
telling you why my varnish is
ness visitor to the Grove Satur­
cheaper than adulterated a n d
day.
then not convince you.
Watches, clocks and jewelry re­
But one trial will make you sor­
paired in the right way at right ry you had not known o f it years
prices. Arthur Shearer, Main ago.
Street.
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Flows out perfectly—no brush-
marks—no
“ runs” no “ laps” and
Rev. Daniel Staver, who is now
no
“
patches”
—and costs only
ranching in the Gales Creek sec
half
a
cent
per
square foot.
tion, was in the Grove the fore­
Any
one
who
can afford to have
part o f the week.
furniture can afford to keep it
Roy Cook, o f Cornelius, once
from looking old.
one o f Washington county’s star
Call at Geo. G. Paterson’s he
baseball players, was a business
will be glad to tell you all about it.
visitor to the Grove Saturday.
CHI-NAMEL
W. J. R. Beach has vacated the
Caples building on First avenue
and now has offices in the Odd­
; fellows’ building on Main street.
For Representative
Adam Beal, who lived in For­
Announcements of Candidates
For County Judge
To the Voters of
Washington County
I hereby announce myself as a
Republican candidate for the off-
ice o f County Judge o f Washing-
ton County, subject to the action
° f the Primaries on Sept. 24,1910.
If I am nominated and elected.
I will, during my term o f office,
honestly, conscientiously and im-
partially perform the duties ap-
Pertaining to the same, and will
use my best efforts to give the
pe0ple of Washington County a
progressive, businesslike and eco-
nomical administration of county
affairs. I favor the building of
Pei™
anent
rock roads,
a uniform
a t r o r n m
.r
m IH m m
n n W
1«
system r of
road K building,
and * in
getting permanent returns for
the money expended, and will
work to that end.
My motto is, “ Businesslike ad­
ministration, permanent roads,
and full value for every dollar ex­
pended.”
G. W . M a r s h
Cornelius, Ore.
For Recorder of Conveyances
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate of the Republican par­
ty for Recorder o f Conveyances
o f Washington County, subject
to the approval o f the voters at
the Primary election on the 24th.
day of September, 1910.
L eo P e r k in s
For The Legislature
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate o f the Republican party
for the legislature for Washing
ton county,subject to the approv­
al o f the voters at the Primary
election on the 24th day of Sept.
1910.
W. H. H ollis .
For County Treasurer
est Grove some years ago, but
I announce myself a candidate
now making his home at Center­ for Representative before the
1 hereby announce myself as a
W e _ s e i l6 Jpay^sjpf^bread for 2 5 ^
ville, was a visitor to the city Sat­ Primary Nominating Election to Republican candidate for the
be held Saturday September 24, office o f County Treasurer o f
urday.
Free Delivery to All Parts of the City
subject
to decision of Republican Washington County, subject to
Orange Spencer, who has been
the endorsement o f the primary
voters
o
f Washington County.
Pacific Avenue
Forest Grove
visiting his father, G. N. Spen­
election tobe held Saturday, Sept.
If I am nominated and elected, 24, 1910.
H. G. K ing .
cer, northeast of town, returned
to his home in Eastern Washing­ will endeavor to merit the confi­
dence reposed in me.
ton Saturday.
Legal Notices
I favor Statement Number ONE.
YOU AU TO
Mrs. Frank Giltner and daught­ The Direct Primary Nominating
er, Zoe, of Portland, who came to Law and opposed to Assembly :
T ry our invigorating and refreshing
FINAL NOTICE
this vicinity to pick hops, visited method. I favor the law subject-1
SODA
Notice is hereby given that M.
with friends in the Grove before
ing officials to recall by the legal E. Dilley, the Administrator of the
with pure crushed fruits for flavoring.
returning home.
voters o f the state.
estate o f W. P. Via, has filed his
You are not limited to crushed fruits, how­
J. N. Hoffman.
final report and Monday,October
F. H. Maury, of Dilley, was a
ever. O ur C hocolate I ce C ream S odas
South
Forest
Grove
Precinct.
J^th, 1910 at 10 o clock a. m, has
business visitor to the Grove Sat­
and N ut S undaes are simply delicious.
been set for the hearing o f any
urday. He states that the Dilley
objections to said report, after
For County Judge
W . £ . Prickett
schools will have an increased at­
which date, if no objections ap­
pear, sail! estate will be closed of
tendance this year.
Pacific Ave.
Forest Grove
1 hereby announce myself as a record.
M. E. Dilley
Arthur Shearer and wife were Republican candidate for County Administrator of the estate o f W.
Portland visitors Monday. They Judge, o f Washington County, P. Via,deceased.
Manche Langley,
attended the Buffalo Bill Wild subject to the wishes of the vot­
44-5t.
A tt’y for estate.
West show, and Arthur says it ers at the Primary election to be
held September 24th 1910.
was
all
to
the
good.
Forest Grove M eat Market
J. W. G oodin .
finest of Bread and Pastry Baked Every Day
Fresh and Salted Meats.
H om e M ad e Pork Sausage
Like D ad U sed to M ake D ow n on the Farm.’ "
sum
Catti Paid fo.- Hides
and Pelts
P H O N E S
bnc l l 8
24,
“ Just
Fresh Fish
Every Thursday
M O O R E & W1LHELMSON
THROUGH TICKETS
ON SALE DAILY VIA
OREGON ELECTRIC RAIL’V
AND CHOICE OF ROUTE
BEYOND
PORTLAND
to
St. Paul
Denver
St. Louia
Boston
Chicago
New York
And Other Eastern Points
For rates, sleeper reservations, and full information address
A. L. Ruff, A. G. F. & P. A
J. E. Farmer, Agent
Oregon Electric Railway
Portland, Ore.
Ore. Elec, Ry.
Forest Grove, Ore.
“ Montie” Montieth, who work­
ed in a local print shop about a
year ago, and who has been work­
ing in Portland the past summer,
blew into the Grove Saturday.
AOMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE TO CREDITORS
For County Trea»urer
To the voters of
Washington County.
I
hereby
announce myself a
The smiling face of John Moner,
candidate for the office o f County
o f the Watts district, was seen Treasurer of Washington County,
in the Grove Saturday. John has on the Republican Ticket,subject
fully recovered from the serious to the action of the Primary
operation he underwent in a Port Election, to he held on the 24th
day o f Septemlier. 1910.
land hospital some weeks ago.
If I am nominated and elected,
The Clatskanie Chief, which I will at all times endeavor to
has been conducted for the past conduct the affairs o f the office
two years by Miss Nora Conyers as carefully in the future as I
, ,,
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,
i
, have in the past.
and George Conyers, has chang
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ed hands, ths new management,
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having already tasen charge of|
Geo. G. Hancock
the paper.
Elihu Hines, a resident o f Sher­ To the voters o f
wood, aged seventy-eight years,
Washington County, Oregon:
died September 12of paralysis,be­
I hereby announce myself as a
ing stricken while driving home candidate for the office of Sheriff
the cows. He was a native o f o f Washington County, subject
to the endorsement of the pri­
Ohio, came to Oregon in 1860, and mary election, to be held on Sep­
is survived by his widow and sev­ tember 24th, 1910.
If I am nominated and elected
en chiluren.
I
will
during my term o f office,
In spite of the downpour o f
faithfully and impartially dis­
rain, Saturday, there were an un- charge the duties thereof, and
usual number of teams tied to the give to the people of this c¿unty
hitching chain on Main street,and an efficient and at the same time
the sidewalks were crowded with »n economical administration.
the sidewalks were crowdeflI m n
that I will give
country visitors. Hoppicking was ^
of that 0fflce *my
over Friday, and the people came
attention, with courtesy
in Saturday to spend a little of and fair treatment to all.
their coin.
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G eo . G. H ancock .
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Notice is hereby given that E.
B. Catching has lieen appointed
by the County Court o f Washing-
con County, state o f Oregon, as
Administrator o f the estate of
Benj. F. Catching deceased, and
all jiersons having bills against
Haiti estate will present them to
the said E. B. Catching, at the
office of I.angley & son in Forest
Grove, Oregon, properly verified
according to law, before the ter- ■
mination of six months from the
date o f this notice.
Dated September 1st, 1910,
E. B. Catching,
Administrator of the estate o f
Benj.F. Catching.dec’ d,
Langley & Son, Attys.
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ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned has been ap­
pointed adminstrator o f the es­
tate o f Jens P. Hansen, deceased,
by the County Court o f Oregon,
for Washington county and has
qualified as such administrator.
All persons having claims against
said “ State are hereby notified to
present same, verified as by law
required, to me at the office o f
A ^ n’ . Fo" * 1
D ^ g in , within * x ■
mont*ls
‘ rom aaie or this notice.
Dated and published SepU.1910.
. .
Walter Hansen,
Administrator o f the estate o f
Jens P* Hansen,deceased,
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