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Miss Ella Braun returned this
Treasurer Sappington's report
week from a visit with her par shows:
ents at Aurora.
G en eral F und
Erma Quick, one o f the Ind.
Bal. on hand Sept. 1, ’ l l .$2249.84
Telephone office force, was in
Receipts for mo. o f S ep t.. .954.83
Portland this week having her
Paid out in Sept................2051.83
eyes operated on.
Balance on hand................ 1152.86
Gordon Brown, son o f 0 . Brown
L ib r a r y F u n d ,
left this week for Corvallis to
Balance
Sept.
1.................. $413.41
take up his second year’ s work
Paid
out............................
. ■ 50.00
at 0. A. C.
Excavation for the new resi Balance on hand..................363.41
dence o f F. A. Watrous just Building fund bal. Oct. 1. .587.12
west o f town has been commenced Water fund bal. Oct 1 . . . .. .97.57
Have you bought that new heating stove yet?
not call and see our line
^Any style |
W e have them in A n y size you like
I A ny price ’
If
W e handle tho fam ous W a g g on er Extension
Ladder, Have you seen it?
Its a crackerjack, It
can be used for any purpose.
It is light strong
durable, and easily operated.
and Parr and Sexton have the Total bal. in treasury.. .$2200.96
contract for gravel which will be Oct. 1, 1911.
delivered at once.
A committee composed o f Mrs.
Forest G rove,
.
.
.
.
O regon.
Jesse Verne, the little son of J. A. Abbott, Mrs. O. M. San
N. A. Frost died Monday. Fun ford, Mrs. Dora Barber reported,
T h s ft the verdict of those eral services were held Wednes recommending the appointment
day from the family residence of a Vice committe or Anti-Social
who patronize
three miles west o f here and the committee to be composed o f one
G o to
O U R G R O C E R Y little body laid to rest in the For chosen from the legal profession,
one from the medical profession,
est View Cemetery.
O a r Stock Is C om plete
O u r Clerks A r e C o u rte o u s
one
from the school or college,
Tom Burns, wire chief for the
O u r P rices A r e L ow
one
from
the churches and one
N. W. Long Distance Telephone
Let Us Please You, Too Co. was in the city this week from the Woman’s Club and that
installing a testing apparatus in the scope o f said committee be
H. T . Giltner
S. G. Hughes office whereby it broad enough to admit education,
You will find full and com plete line
Ind. Phone 701 Main Street
will be possible to locate line agitation,investigation and action
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Forest Grove trouble without leaving the along the lines of needed reforms
Drugs, -Toilet Articles and Sundries
and
protective
and
preventative
office.
A ll Portland prices met
measures.
A Good Position
W. O. Wagner & Sons.
MILLER’S
The Pioneer Druggist
Can be had by ambitious young
men and ladies in the field of
“ Wireless” or railway
tele
graphy. Since the 8-hour law
became effective and since the
Wireless companies are estab
lishing stations throughout the
country there is a great short
age of telegraphers. Positions
pay beginners from $70 to $90
per month, with good chance of
advancement.
The
National
Telegraph Institute o f Portland,
Oregon under supervision o f R.
R. and Wireless officials and
places all graduates into posit
ions. It will pay you to write
for full details.
City Council Meets
The City Council met in regu
lar session Tuesday, Oct. 10, with
Mayor Thornburg and all the
councilmen present. They or
dered the street committee and
commissioner to see th^t all side
walks were put in good repair
and where new walks are need
ed that they be put in at once.
The resignation o f E. B. Sap-
pington as Street Supt. and Wa
ter and Light Commissioner was
tendered and accepted. P. W.
Watkins was elected S & W Com
missioner and Robert Wirtz as
Light Commissioner and collect
or. C. R. Morgan’ s wages as
engineer at the power plant was
raised to $75 per month. V. S.
Fuqua was retained to oversee
the electric light lines.
FASHION STABLES BROZi™ YDEN
Commercial Trade Solicited
Spscial Conveyances Over Wilson River Route to Tillamook
Horses Bought, Sold and Exchanged
Plumes: hd. 744, Pac. 33
Forest Grove
Shoe Store
Locals
Gerald Volk o f Portland was
in the city Sunday.
The Spenders are those who
read the Press.
l£
L£
CI TY R E S T A U R A N T
F. A . M A Y E R , Prop.
Solicit a Share o f the Public
Patronage
Everyone
Will Be Treated Alike
Main St.
Forest Grove
CITY R E S T A U R A N T
G. M. Hines, of Gales Creek,
was in town Tuesday.
Hi
Subscribe for Magazines at
The Book Store
11-2
s
J.C. Kuralti
E.I. Kuralti
D. D. Bump went to Gaston
Tuesday to finish assessing in
that locality.
o bn e r a l A uctioneers
N O T A R IA L WORK
Kuralti Br OS.
James M. Hocking Jr.and wife
of Orenco are visiting with
father and mother this week.
REAL EST ATE,COLLECTIONS
MONEY TO LOAN
German spoken in the office
Miss Helen Hughes of Port
land is visiting with Forest
Grove friends.
PHONES
30
acres
good
hop
prune land, near town.
Mrs. Fay Dresser and daughter
of Seaside are visiting with grand
parents Levi Smith this week.
or
W ill
Bell, Main 346
Ind. City 344
HILLSBORO.
OREGON
sell in tracts to suit purchaser
Little M oney
J. H. Cheney moves today
into his new residence in Caples
addition.
My Dear Sir:—
Easy terms
It would give
me much pleasure to meet
you at our Shoe Store where
we could look over our Shoes
For over 50 years I have been
selling shoes. For nearly 15
years right here in Forest
Grove I have been doing the
best that there is in me to
build up a business founded
strictly on quality and for
See Press O ffice
M. Nolan of Sharon Springs.
Kan. is visiting with his sister
Mrs. J. E. Tumbleson.
Sherwin Williams Stencil Out-
fits, Pyrography
Bulbs and
Needles now at The Book Store.
Mrs. M. S. Allen entertained
30 of the Royal Neighbors Tues
day afternoon,
refreshments
were areved and a fine time was
had by all present
cash. By strict adherence
to this principal we have
built up the Forest Grove
Shoe Store until its the best
known store in Washington
County for reliable Foot
Wear.
I wish if you are not already
one of our customers, you
would investigate the shoes
we have. It will pay you.
John Heisler and wife, of Gales
Creek, were in to see their little
grandson, the new arrival at the
Carl Hoffman home.
The Washington County Teach
ers Association will have their
next meeting at Hillsboro. Satur
day, Oct 21. All teachers o f
the county are invited to come
and help start the meeting with
a push.
C. V. B. RUSSELL
, v
dft - &
FOREST GROVE, ORE.
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ESTABLISHED 1885
Portland Marble Works
ALL KINDS OF
Monumental Work
Estimates given on First-
Class Work and Stock Only
264-66 Fourth St. Opposite City Hi®
PO RTLAN D . OREGON
Main 8564
A 1U*
J. S. Loynes & Son.
Undertakers
Funeral Directing & Embalming
Foreat G rove, Oregon.
Funeral Chapel and Family
Parlor in Connection
P W W. 752
Padie
Stale 45