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About The Aurora borealis. (Aurora, Or.) 19??-1909 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1908)
V Pi riRSCIUL AND LOCAL The city council mot Tuesday night and transacted routine Luainess. The Single Tax failed to carry in Aurora. This is said to be largely through the etforts of Johnny Hurst, who doesn't be lieve in more taxes. The initiative and referendum has its good points and its lad points. Some day perhaps, we want to get rid of an undesirable neighbor, we can circulate a pe tition to have him hung, get the necessary number of signers ar.d put it on the ballot and vote on it. "Buck" Hinton of Canby was in Aurora Wednesday. II. L. Dents couldn't resist t!;: ., , ... . . i, ... I If the orchard 1s dolni business fill- me temptation, so went 10 iu,,i , biUsk . L , . . roses and l.i c- (MM GAM BY F.ETRIGG REGISTER. ROCKFORD.IAJ CORCSP0NCNC SOLICITED 7 -H IMP The careless hired man, even If ob tainable at boy's wages, Is the most rxpeuslro proposition Hint a man can have on Lis farm. It Is well to remember that, as a rule. 1 wtvds exhaust the fertility of the soil In Just as large tueasure os do the L.cropa which may be grown thereon. 1 . S. Hurst & Co Produce and Commission Merchants 4 holesale Dealers in Wheat Oats. Hops. Tota toes, Onions, Onion Sets, (Irctnand Dried Fruits,' Oregon Grape Root and Cu?cara Park. Highest market price paid for all kinds of Froduce, Etc. Branch Offices at HubUri and Canby. We Are Sole Agents for Hallock O. K. Potato Digger. Call On Or Address W. S. Hurst & Company AURORA, OREGON It should be fertilized Just as should the corn and or.t field or potato patch. Wlille a horse trader may be honfst, there Is presumptive evidence that If lit' U consistently so he cannot stay In the business any great length of time. I:i one district In the ntpte of Wash .lnron ttraw has been used very ef fectively on tho highways In overcom ing the dllUculty encountered with mud and dust land to .ee the works. W. S. Hurst was missing fr several days this week. V; n last heard of he was in Porthin !. watching the parades and pre" v fccenerj HAY FOR SALE About a ton of choice clover hay for sale. In quire at Aurora Drug Store. , ffi Terhaps eaves properly adjusted on Aurora poueu li vines, me ; the yard side of the Us red barn will Count was completed at'ti o'clock j prevent the place from becoming a Tuesday morning. ' . . : ZTing. mUth9 f Mrs.L. I. Snyder accompanied bv her sister Emma, took in the Rose Show this week. Lane Cribble moved into the Reisland residence Wednesday. Henry Snyder drove his heart? to Oregon City Thursday wit!; he remains of Mrs. Schwabauer, who died recently. The inter ment will take place at Oregon City. Capt. Kcil and wife were Rose Carnival visitors in Portland Wednesday. H. C. Ehlen was delegated to take the ballots to Salem Tuesday and performed the job in a straight forward and up-to-date manner; The granger who will sell filthy cre.iin to the creamery or addled eggs t the proceryraan has bo kick coming If ho should 11 nd water and sand In the sugar or worms In the prunes. It Is a good Idea to rago an effective rat and mouse campalgu up to the 1st of May and then give tho birds full sway by shipping tho old tabby and her multicolored Utter over Into the net township. 'Much butter we eat and like because It li Juicy contains from 12 to 10 per cert of plain water. If It contains a Iar;;er per cent than this the govern ment calls It adulterated and proceeds against the manufacturers accordingly. II. F. Scjhull a ba- Glenn Hurst was in Canby last Thursday cn business. Henry Miller, accompanied by his parents, went to Vancouver, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mil ler's cousin, David Sxhue!e, Who died Sunday morning. Allie and Ida Miller are in Port land this week taking in the rose carnival. Mis. Dr. D. F. Geisy, accom panied by her sister, Miss Kraus, were Portland visitors this week. Dorn to Mrs, by girl. Miss Sarah Stewart of the Au rora bank, spent Sunday with he; parents in Salem. Mrs. P. A". Miller went to Port land. Wednesday evening to be presc nt at the Rose Carnival Fes tivities. Henry Snyder, accompanied by his parents, went to Vancouver, Wash., Tuesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Snydcrs cousin,' David Schuele, who died there Sunday. Fred Hurst was in Canby on business Tuesday. lie Is a very Inconsistent, school pa tron who buys ten dolllar roosters for his tlock of poultry, a $2(X sire for his herd of cattle and yet who kicks on paying $40 a month for the services of a competent teacher for the district school. Any farmer Is Justlfled In i-pttln'g his dog on, tho lightning rod agent, the average fruit tree peddler, tho book agent and the small boy from town with the gun. It Is a debatable ques tion perhaps whose calves out of the bunch ought to be chewed the harder. For the novice In the bortlcnltural business It Is well to remember that It Is more satl.x'Wtory all around as well os more profitable to set one or two varieties of apple trcs of recog nized hardiness and merit ns to quality of fruit than to dabble In ten or fifteen varieties, which are dilte likely to be well described by saying that they are good, bad and ludlfferett ' Chas.- T. Bates DEALER IN Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Wall paper, Glass, Doors, Win dows, Building Material ISTYLESTHAT 1 I WILL SUIT YOU? Complete Line of W. 5 P. Fuller's f Goods. Painting and Paper Hang- ing at Reasonable Prices H 4H't-$-Mvin-4 8 - t J 4 $ ,M 4-r41 t-$-Hr-M It Is fair to assume that the man or wonAin who makes much of his or her religious profession and yet whose the ories are nt put Into practice in tho lirm.e life jiik' relations has but a hiiMy. vetieer kind of religion after nil We onee know an old codger of tlii type who was piety personified In t!i.- prayer meet Ins. Init who was that t'glit and tTMwm that he treated his own kin In n mre ungrn-ous manner than he would t!:e fur that licked his boots In t!ie street. The good Lord discounts heavily all such counterfeit stuff as thi. 0:h western mtml' tj allty that the writ r knows of has settled the tramp pro!'1? In a very effective yet simple manner. The eUk'rmen of the town !inc j.'.r-"-! an ordlnr.ncc levylr a fi: " . viy p.-ron who feeds a tramp. C, "Ul tvith tlli. ffrht orders have e. n then to t!. r'sl,'entj requesting t "li to rlt' for a patrol wagon nt ! e when n tramp stops ami asks for f 'l !f h Is there on the arrival of the j trol he U t.'tken to police head quarters, v.here ho U given fool nnd lo'l.Ing. If necesMnry. but where he Is made to vnrk board and lIini; f"'t on n cl:y wool or sKije pile. Ho well doe thN td.in work that trainns Portland at 7 P. M. and passes fi!l"n ,ht? t0WD they would a resti- lerie. Why can't Aurora have service from paFscnprcr trains K03. 15 and lf, commonly known an the "ovtrhir.d" train. tht rass through town at tho rate of about a mile a minute? Xo. 15 leaves Rose and Strawberry Show. v The date for holding the Clack amas County Rose and Strawber ry show has been fixed for the 11th and 12th of June. Many members are being taken into the orp;amization as members are not charged to make entries, but those who are not members ! and who wish o make entries must pay the entry .fee of 25 cents. , The membership fee of the society i. only the nomir.nl sura of 25 cents.' There are many more premiums offered to the exhibitors this year than last "year, and the mer chants and business men of Ore- ion City are taking an aetiv? in terest, and have donated hand some prizes, many of which are on exhibition in the Harding drug store window, and before the rose i show is given all will be on exhibi- j tion, w in re the public can view j them. j The hall where the rosd show is to take place will be elaborately decorated with evergreens mak- $l,00C-Ve have $1,000 to loan on good real estate security, from one to hve years time. Inquire at Tribune office. Canby, Ore. For the best tobaccos and ci gars call on Henry A. Snyder, the Post OnVe Store. Henry Snyder, at thePostffice is authorized to receive subscrip tions for the Borealis. Better hand him vours. Frank E. Dodge CONTRACTOR & BUILDER All kinds of building done at moderate figures. All work guaranteed first class in every particular Plans and Specifications Fur nished Upon Application No matter what size building you want I can fix you out. . Satisfaction Guaranteed CANBY, OREGON New stockof envelopes, writing paper, bill heads and statments ing a background for the floral j just receiued. Send in your or exhibits. ! ders for printingwe do pond The exclusive designs and patterns in Ladies Longcrie Shirt Waists will appeal to every one of you. They are the Season's X Most Choice Makes. Prices, 50 cents to $4. ; Ladies Long Gloves, Silks and Taffetas in White and Colors, Z Price 85 ceuts to $1.75. Also Short Gloves for the trade that X want them. ,.s Just in; New York's Jatcst in Collars and Belts. Reasonable I Prices. Ladies Hose in Shaded Colors, in Tans,Fancies and the $ Plain Blacks. They come direct to us from the Mill and are Guaranteed. I DoN'iVorzet that in our Dress Goods Department you will t always find the Correct Styles and Patterns. i Sadler & Kraus THE BEST FOR THE PRICE. AURORA, ORE. LET US SHOE THE FAMILY. HENRY L. BENTS, Pre. nd Cashier. HENRY A. SNYDER, VU President Aurora State Bank Transacts A General Banking Business Capital $25,000 . DIRECTORS. II. L; 'Cents, H. A. Snyder, W. S. Hurst, C. Kociier; J. II. Milky, A. A. Cliskll, B. F. Giesy. Four per cent interest paid on timo deposits. Collections Carefully Attended To. Safety Deposit Boxes fof Rent. Aurora - : Oregon ; i. ...A: " Harnjjs Gloves, Trunks, SuitCases. Valises; and Telescopes - WM. GIESY Aurora Oregon1 UST YOUR pnntinpr. The Tribune. A musical and literary program is being planned by the entertain ment committee, which will be given on the opening night, The premium list is in the hands of the printers, and will be j When in Portland stop at the published in this week's issue of ; Cascade Hotel, Sixth and Flan the sounty papers. j far3m Free bus and baths. For1 fine candies and choiceat fruits call on Henry A. Snyder, tho Post Office Store. Deputy Assessor Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Both of Canby spent Sunday in, Aurora, White was in Canby several days thegueithof Mrs. Roth's mother, this week interviewing the prop- j erty owners. i. J. W. Lie?er of Selhvood, who 'recently purchased tho Coon 1 uajday afternoon Mrs. C. P. ! place, moved his family on to his IIa:--Ti a:; 1 another lady attempt-1 naw purchase last Friday. Mr. ed t.)cn.-nhe railroad track with ! Lieser is very much pleased with Mrs. Carper.t( CANBY ITB1S. i l,'-rsrj anJ'biiygy while tho , his new location nvi.i fi . ,ght was switching. Th? lici .-e bvcoming frightened at. th -rapidly ajiroa'.hi-:.: tn.in nrade a throu-h Aurora about 9 o'clock, j f r.ro ite to Frisco. No. r asses through at G ('c1oca in the moni- trains would stop hf re it would be ' f.ri.or i rtat ueccmnvp' iation to the peo-. p'o r.r rallr .-idr land " ;.r i drive to the I 'i tian 1-Sa!t in elec tric lin and citcii the morning dr. A petition signed by the Aurora people and presented to the ra'iroa 1 Co., migh.t re.-ult in it .an order to stop these trains here. rhort turn, tipping thebjggy an 1 throwing the oeoupants out. Mr.!. Ilagan v.tt, b.uliy, though not scvvro'ly cut on the chin and cheek. One of tha wheels of the it weuld ro doubt rav the l.".ny. A groat many :.t i i eel into l rt- e-ompe: vl to i r 'vT!i:-:rr.t and r.mar fta'tes or I buggy was broken and the hers ' . j-iti sr cm the matt.Tf.f a rrper- i was brii1 :d in tho runaway which ! pneumonia I ro,in,'r7: ho tcok after throwing the ladies 1 take .ii nn a l c(l " n!n -Ith In'.-sti:. nnJ j,a- i0"- f- t'-e rig. :? orrnnr-. t ci.,'7 sboul l t:.c t!j' ViLhi of th (".it ! nnt jr. tu.-.i riti'-o r j ' -i.Mns trees in tiio t another gla fc!v.i j-nr.l. t- fun.'i thada and L. W. R'jbbir?, the well knotfn Molalla r.".erchar.t, wa3 in Canby Saturday, enroute tQ Portland. He returned Sunday afternoon. I'd Bair of Portland was the guest of relative. in Canby Sun day. I). J. Parmetcri j vcrr low with Clyde Kvans and wife of Port land were thr guests of relatives P.aty atldod a new chair and and friend. in Canby Sunday. to his barbershop .equipment. Fred Carj'i nter.of Aurora visit-r-d with his dieter, Mrs. Chas. i Both last Sunday. r.:'.k. then r.)"i nttrru tivc but there f!;.j.i!.1 le instilled I:; to t'ie fcfarta of th" Ti:! nt an ar!y date the lnior tant wrrlf'4 whlcb tLt"- trt"t render to i;i.ia and the d.itj tLat real orvm a!l of eo f.rotiTt'r.z trees and ffresta ! f 'ready irowlr.tf and a. tU.-.c new trees , lb' ball teat1 have had thoir IpnfSuf V?" lum!r. "n(1 ,':;-turcs taken in their ball S'lits, : ctterH- fau. 'a'ltl they certainly make a hand-1 1 some looking group. , (lar.by straw berries are getting ripe, a few of the wealthy clashes are able to atTord the luxury. However, it bi gratifying to know that there will bs an abundance for everybody in about two weeks. Carl Lucke had the misfortune of spraining his ankle while play ing ball last Sunday. Real Estate WITH A. F.WILL, AURORA, OREGON: If you want to Buy or Sell come and see me. My object i3 to bring the Duyer and Seller together. Land-seekers cheerfully shown over any property. Call at Rcndpncc or , Write for Information. . R. MACK- Dealer in Furniture, Rugs, Glass and Chinawae, Lace Curtains, Picture Frames, Etc. Remember our mottc: A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL. CANBY - - - OREGON. 3 v L S. O. MILLER & SON Agcpts for the Sale of STUDEBAKER'S VEHICLES . Ala Dealers in General Hardware, Farm Implements, Stoves, Tinware, Grnn itcwirc, Scwb?: Machines, Paint:, Oils, Glass, Door, Win dows. Guns, Ammunition and Fishing Tackle, Etc., Etc., Etc. rhoti, r.rnxri 2 19. Aurora, Oregon