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T h a t would some day settle n e a r F a n n o ’s brook
F o r in e ig hteen hundred and forty-seven
C a m e good son J o h n and M a tth ew P a tto n
And th e y left behind their Illinois home
W ith the will to conquer, th e urge to roam.
T h e y firs t stak ed a claim in the county P o lk
T h e n traded with some o f th e D enny folk.
W ith b ro th e r R o b e r t they ch an g e d th e ir claim
H ere s a n k th e ir roots and were proud o f name.
A n d his n um ber one cho ice is our
holi-date box . . . fu ll of d elicio u s
can d ies in h e a rt and other shapes
N u t, cre a m , fru it, c a ra m e l cen ters
dipped in rich m ilk or b itter-sw eet
Chocolate
V a le n tin e -p acka g e d
F e a tu rin g such w ell know b rands as
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R. W allace Boyd
George O. Fairchild
] T h e r e w ere o th er eyes with a west-ward look
On Broadway
Phone 2311
B esides th e Pattons, besides the D ennys
T h e r e c a m e Mr. F a n n o in fo rty-five
| And th en one day when the sun w as high
C a m e Mr. G rim stead riding by.
H ere his h e a rt found peace fro m the lure o f fa m e
So around Shad el he staked a claim
I B u t th e tim e is bleak when a m an's w ithout wife
1 And a few y ears later he to ok his life;
I L e f t his land and his two brood m ares
T o be squabbled over and sold by heirs.
! B u t the builders took the plow in hand
And th e y tilled with oxen the beav ers' land
F o r the lak e went down in the early spring
And this fe rtile ground would the good g rain bring.
I And they etched a path th e ir deer on a sled
| T h a t to M iste r Scholl's firs t fe r r y led
T h e n followed the cre e k on th e F a n n o ground
Up th e ca n y on pass to P o rtla n d town
U n til in fifty -th re e the road-bed lay
T o fo rm th e Scholls of the presen t day.
T h e n T o m D en ny built on the dam m ed-up s tr e a m
T h e f ir s t saw-mill in the co u n ty seen
And the old mil! stones th a t it equipt
C a m e round the Horn in a sailing ship
F r o m Ind ia n a, so our hom estead band
Could raise theii hom es on th e ir cherished land.
W e are happy to announce low er p rices in household
fu rn ish in g s. W e w ish they would go s till lower so we
could sell m ore o f them . H ow ever, the p rices we have
here now are m ig hty low.
Somebody is going to save some m oney. Com e in and
look around
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T h e n Andrew Jo h n s o n arrived fro m New Y o r k
F re d ee n fro m the C a lifo rn ia F o r k
And both were bound for the cold er N orth
B u t soon jo ined cou rses and ch an g e d th e ir course
T h e y b ought a piece o f th e tim b ered land
And sent fo r the re s t o f th e F r e d e e n band;
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And they worked together on the wooded spur
T o fell th e ir a c r e s of virgin fir
Th e n fa stened th e lumber side by side
T o m ak e J a m i s o n road over which we ride.
T h e n Jo h n s o n and B u rn e tte D enny to ok
M arriag e vows and built north of the brook.
W ith hom esteads settled it was the rule
T o plan a place fo r the childrens' school
And W h itfo rd w as the first school's site
F in a n ce d by gift and built by might
In fifty-seven on a F a n n o lot
And first was tau g ht by Mary J a n e S to tt.
B u t th e d istrict grew as the people ca m e
T o buy bits o f land from the D enny claim
And in ninety-tw o a school house stood
On the land donated by Mr. Good
And the hom estead band with one accord
P u t Ole Oleson on the first school board.
T h is filled all needs until the date
Of nineteen hundred and tw enty-eight
W hen the h a m m e r's din on the s u m m e r air
Told of the new school rising there
And the P T A will well recall
T h a t the school was finished t h a t sa m e fall.
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Ju s t Phone B eaverto n 3 4 5 9
In eighteen seventy-one there cam e
Th e railroad t h a t linked the chain
Of th e valley clo ser to city trade
And in ninety-tw o F r a n k B e r ry 's store.
W h ere now we find the Golf Club’s door
B e ca m e P o s ta l o ffic e and railroad stop
And th e y nam ed It R a le ig h for R a le ig h Stott.
Good m an o f law. whose land claim ra n
F a r to w est o f th e beavers' dam
W orked with o f fic i a l s till they agreed
T o fill the postal service need.
Th e n in ninety-five the Nicols c a m e
B ought fro m B a ile y a p art of th e lower claim
And they rented the land as a d airy farm
Until in nineteen-eight when they built th e ir barn.
Th e n they b rou g h t th e ir steeds and laid th e ir
trails
T o follow the fields and the timbered dells.
Th e n the Golf Club rose from the valley floor
And in nineteen fourteen opened its door
And the new club built in tw enty -eig ht
W a s the larg est seen in a coastal state.
In nlneteen-fourteen telephone wires
F i r s t w ere stru n g fro m fir tre e spires
And in sixteen a f t e r a strenuous fig ht
Th e E l e c t r i c C om pany b rou g h t the light.
In nineteen eighteen corduroy roads
Gave way to ro ck
by subscrip tio n loads
And in tw enty, when w a t e r flowed thru the main
Our pioneer hand had com pleted its chain.
B u t still they cam e, whom the land Inspired,
W ilm ot, P uttello and M elchio r Meyer.
P ettib one, Ja m is o n , S te u d ler and more
And T o m Georges who f i r s t built R a le ig h Store
T h e n H obbs th a t fro m N ewt P a t t o n bought
R a le ig h Hills and developed th e spot
T ill now to the east and w e st and south
T h e r e ’s ra re ly a n a c r e w ith o u t a house
E x c e p t w here Z w ah len ’s and M ey er’s barns stand
T h e Oleson fields and th e ir pastu re land
And a s ca tte re d bit of th e D enny claim
T h a t now stand s filed in th e L aw re n ce name.
B u t if you'll tune y ou r h e a r t on a su m m er’s eve
T o by-gone w h isperings thru the trees
Y o u ’ll h e a r pioneers sigh t h a t it’s up to us
T o well live up to the hom estead's trust.
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First and M ain Sts., Beaverton
T h e n the Olesons c a m e from th e ir Sw edish home,
Ole and fa th e r to till the loam
And from th e S h a t t u c k s they b oug ht some land
T h a t f ir s t w as tilled by a D e n n y ’s hand.
Now M att P a t t o n ’s J o h n had a d au g h ter f a i r
W h o m he called P h lle an a, and with h e r c a re
H e entru sted young Oleson, who wed her in se v ­
enty-eight
And they built th e ir hom e on the sweeping height
F r o m which rolled the fields and th e Oleson road
Up which the oxen pulled th e ir load
And they la te r built where th e s tr e a m ca m e by
A mill to c u t lum b er fo r house, barn and sty.
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Feb.
I t w as eighteen fifty on M arch the tenth
T h a t the Denny» met to follow th e ir bent
W hen R o b e r t and Aaron, young T o m and his bride
All left fo r the west-lands side by side
F o r ttjelr vision longed for the glinting snow
T h a t n e s ts on mountains, the hills below
P a tte r n e d with green of spire-tall trees
T h e o c e a n ’s 3ong and salt in the breeze.
T h e y left th e ir hearth and left th e ir loam.
! T h e ir In d ia n a which once w as home
T o follow the plains with th e verd ant g ra s s
And b rav e the R o c k y mountain pass
T h e n b rin g in g their wealth of h om estead ing lore
T h e y settled on this valley's floor
W ith twelve hundred a c r e s as th e ir land cla im ;
| T h e land la ter given the R a le ig h name.
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or c a k e — fresh frozen In am p le q u a n titie s for extra
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Chicken
Dinner
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T en d e r, fresh F rye r cu t up, ready to serve
heaping
helpings (12 fu ll ounces) of fresh -fro zen Fren ch Fries—
I dozen bake-ready, light, flu ff y b isc u its .
. big help ­
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and old -fashioned Shortcake for
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Bethel Women’s
Fellowship Bids
Visitors Feb. 15
(F O R E ST G R O V E » -T h is
city
will go all out in full cooperation
with the B a r b e r Shop B a lla d con
te st to be held here F e b r u a r y 1*
and 19 and plans a co m m u n ity ­
wide "G a y 90's” ce le b r a tio n dur­
ing the event, a cco r d in g to con­
te st sponsors, the F o r e s t Grove
Gleemen.
B u sin ess and P ro fe ssio n a l W o ­
m e n s club m e m b ers will don old
tim e attire, on the Job. Several
thousand clip-on m u s ta ch e s have
been ordered by the Gleem en. f o ’-
sale at cost to local citizens and
visitois. M e rch a n ts tell o f plans
to have c le rk s dressed In cos­
tum es of the noted decade.
W o m en ’s Fellow ship
o f B e th e l
Congregational c h u rc h will meet
Tue.-day, F e b r u a iy 15 a t 8 p. m.
a t the Congregational chu rch.
Mrs. David Jo h n s to n , provident
of the Portland Council o f Church
Women, will e p o r t on the national
council meeting held in Milw aukee.
Wisconsin.
An invitation has been extended
o the women
o f all
B eav erto n
chu rches.
Hostesses. Mesdamos M ilton Met
calfe ,
Melba B a c k la n d ,
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D anne and J B. O sterm ey er.
C h am b e r
of c o m m e rce offers
a prize to tal of $100 fo r best
s to ’ e window displays and in te r­
ior d eco rations based on the c e l ­
ebration theme.
Meanwhile com petition fo r the
third annual A ll-N orthwest B a r ­
ber Shop B allad c o n test is shap
ing up with q u a r te ts from m any
sections of the P a c if ic N orthwest
in d icatin g
I n te n tio n s
to tak e
part.
F u lly
reg9ter*ed, o r d efin ite ly
planning to do so are the follow­
ing harm onizers: House B ro th e rs
q uartet, of K l a m a th F a l l s ; O re ­
gon
S ta te College;
V ancouver.
W a sh in g to n E l k s ; Kelso, W a s h ­
ington E l k s ; P a c if ic U n iv ersity ;
P a c if ic College and H a rm o n y V e n ­
dors of T aco m a. W a sh in g to n . Ad­
ditional entries are expected up to
the deadline date of e lim inatio ns
on F e b r u a r y 18.
Q u a rte ts will co n test for dou­
ble honors d uring th e two-dav
music contest. F ive fin a lis ts will
divide a to tal o f $625 in prizes
with the c h a m p io n s ta k in g $2V)
for first prize.
In addition, fin a lis ts will sing
over a nation-wide b ro a d ca s t ov­
er Mutual B r o a d c a s tin g Sy stem ,
directly from F o r e s t Grove. S t a ­
tion K P O J will a ir the b road cast
T h r e e big shows are sched u l­
'd On F rid ay night, all q u a rte ts
will appear In e lim in a tio n s s t a r ­
ting a t 7 30 p m. F i n a li s ts will
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