Gresham outlook., March 24, 1911, Image 4

GRESH AM
.«liirsiiuii m a n e a uusiu eas
tr ip to O reg o n C ity y e s te rd a y w h ere jp’a t e r is v is itin g h e r b ro th e r, Mr
h e la n d e d a big o rd e r fo r fa rm m a- B. F. R ain ey .
L ew is S h a ttu c k hag p u rc h a s e d a
c h ln e ry .
M rs. J a s . S te rlin g is e n te r ta in -
new M ichigan c a r.
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b u ild in g c e m e n t w alk a t h is p lace a n d d a u g h te r M ild red o f L yle, W ash
ito r In P o rtla n d W ednesday.
5th a n d R o b e rts
H e w ill lay a b o u t
Mr> G ra c e Q ulck , e ft th lg m o rn .
J o h n L ucky tra n s c a te d b u sin ess
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375 feet in tw o w alk s.
in g f o r j,e r ^o m e a t Q uincy, O re-
in P o rtla n d T u esd ay .
Geo. C h ris te n so n , b la c k s m ith
at so n .
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C. S m ith of P o rtla n d is in th e
an d is laid up.
ty on
H ood a v e n u e . T h is
is a
city , a g u e st of C ooley & M iller a t
J n o . F o ssu m , w ho is to be c h e f so o d m o v em en t th a t o th e r s should
th e C e n tra l h o u se
is follow .
B. F . R aney h a s been ap p o in te d fo r th e Mt. Hood o u tf it w hich
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f, , ttg a c c ld e n ta lly
fo re m a n a t th e p ole y a rd s of th e ju s t s ta r tin g o u t w as In P o rtla n d
y e ste rd a y a n d m ad e a rr a n g e m e n ts k liled a c o lt T h u r8 d a y w hJch he w a,
M t . Hood line.
fo r h is su p p lies, d ish e s, ra n g e , etc. b re a k in g fo r W tu. H o ck in so n
T he
H a rry W lrtz ro d e o u t n e a rly to
He say s th e crew w ill be b o a rd - a n im a l wa8 very v|cioU8 a n J , n 8ome
P le a s a n t H om e th e o th e r day on th e
in g a t h o m e to m o rro w .
m a n n e r w as th ro w n . T h e fa ll w as
Mt. H ood ra ilro a d .
Ben P.ainey, boss c a rp e n te r
in ,o ° m u ch fo r th e c o lt a n d It ex-
M iss G race L aw ren ce w as a w it- th e y a rd s fo r th e Mt. H ood com - I p ired in a few m in u te s.
in 7 'o rU a n d W e d n e s d a y ''' " '
¡ l’any 8ay“ ,h a t th e car8 fo r th e P ° r t *
N e g o tia tio n s a re u n d e r w ay fo r a
a b le h o s te lry .w ill be read y fo r oc-
W h itn ey an d A n d erso n h av e com-1 cu p an cy tb d ay an d th a t o th e r w o rk
p leted th e ir w ork fo r R. It, C arlso n j to com e u p in h is lin e w ill be ru s h -
an d h av e re tu rn e d to F airv iew .
I cd to co m p letio n .
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GODARD
Headquarters at Pleasant Home
W. F. McKinney
Phone 274
S
Manager
G re sh a m
M illinery
Now Open
for the Spring Trade
Call and see our lines
Spring Hats, Notions
Expert Trimming
POWELL s r.
GRESHAM
n ess he did w ith th e m a ch in e th e '
A.
firs t day h e h ad it he w ill h av e no d e n t
tro u b le to keep It on th e ro ad bo th p a rt
n ig h t a n d d ay .
j su ch
W ill O tt Is fillin g In his new lo ts
recen tly
p u rc h a se d
fro m T h o m as
Bros, w ith d irt from th e b a se m e n tI
of th e L o w se tt & P a te n e a u d e b u ild -
Ing. T h e lo ts w ill be filled a b o u t
tw o an d o n e -h a lf fe e t to th e level
o f th e s tre e t.
W . E. W ood an d son Roy h a v e
p u rc h a se d a fiv e -a c re tr a c t of lan d
fro m C. E. P u g h In th e la t te r 's
S ection L in e ro a d f r u it tr a c t. T h e
sa le w as m a d e th r o u g h th e S m ith
L an d co m p an y . T h ey ex p ect to im ­
p ro v e th e tr a c t.
HORSES FOR SALE
HEAVY
ANI»
OE
ALL
BOUGHT
LIGHT
HORSES
l»E.H<’Iti l*TI( »NN
ANI» SOLI»
W ill C all fo r h o rse s o r T e a m s
F. A. FL EM IN G
T ra n s fe r B arn
J G ren n ey m et w ith an acci
la s t n ig h t by w h ich he lost a
o f h is lo w er lip. H e fell in
a m a n n e r a s to c u t th e m em -
on
re q u e s t
GRESHAM. OREGON
T e le p b o n e 511
BACON
SPEC IA L
SU G A R
CURED
Fine cuts of w ell-seasoned
m eats, (ora short time only
at I tom I 5c to 23c a pound
HOWITT’S MARKET & Ä
A Good H orse
Is a fine thing to drive, but
a poor one is disgusling
T h e G resh a m L ivery S ta b le
a number of good, classy horses
¡’r tire. I he carriages are new and
the best that can be bought. Try us
H as
Hockinson^Prop.
sp o rtsm e n
a ls o a re a b u n d a n t. In
s u m m e r th e b a n k s o f th e v a rio u s
s tre a m s a re lln ed w )|h
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U n claim ed L e tte rs
L is t o f le tte r s re m a in in g u n c alled
fo r in th is o ffice fo r th e w eek e n d ­
in g M arch 18, 1911.
G e n tle m e n
B u rt H a rd e n b ro o k , L. E.
H am s.
F. R. S m ith , S. 8. C am p b ell, F ra n c o
C am ach o , F ra n c ic o U a n la h o R u n rin ,
I K oyeleo L o p er V e rria ro
F o re ig n — In ro n A frc rln lo , G eo rg e
e rv n n .
< a rd s V ic to r
E.
Jo h n s o n ,
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I C arl G u sta fso n , G. M. L ogen.
T h ese le tte r s w ill be s e n t to th e
d ead te tte r o ffice on A p ril 1, if n o t
d e liv e re d b efo re
In c a llin g fo r th e
ab o v e p lease say , a d v e rtis e d , g iv in g
d a te of list.
I. M cColl, P. M.
T h e G resh am O u tlo o k is a new
tw ice-a-w eek p a p e r p rin te d In th e
g ro w in g su b u rb .
It is n e a t in a p ­
p e a ra n c e . w ell e d ite d an d c a rr ie s
an e x c ellen t lin e of a d v e rtisin g .
H.
L. St. C la ir, fo r e ig h t y e a rs a re s i­
d e n t of G re sh a m , is th e e d ito r a n d
p u b lish e r, a n d E. S. S m ith is th e
b u sin e ss m a n a g e r.
T he O u tlo o k 's
v iew p o in t is v ery o p tim istic .— T h e
S p e c ta to r.
R o ad s a re In good sh ap e. C o u n ­
ty ro a d s e a st of th e S andy r iv e r a r e
in b e tte r c o n d itio n th a n e v e r b efo re
O n th e B ase L in e ro ad th e ste e p
h ills on b o th sid es of th e S an d y
riv e r a re in firs t cla ss sh ap e.
P e r­
h ap s o n e of th e b est c o n s tru c te d
ro a d s in th e te r r ito r y e a s t o f th e
S an d y riv e r Is th a t e x te n d in g fro m
th e S an d y riv e r to L a to u re ll B e­
g in n in g a t th e b rid g e a c ro s s th e Sun
d y riv e r th e ro ad h a s been g ra v ­
eled an d h a s a so lid su rfa c e . T h e
ro ad ru n s p a ts th e C o lu m b ia G ra n g e
h a ll an d dow n a th re e -m ile g ra d e
to L a to u re ll L a to u re ll H ill h a s been
m a c a d am ized
w ith c ru s h e d
rock
fro m th e lo w er lev el to th e to p of
th e b lu ff o v e rlo o k in g th e C o lu m b ia
riv e r.
It is c o n sid e re d o n e o f th e
m ost p ic tu re s q u e ro a d s in th e c o u n ­
ty an d h u n d re d s o f a u to s tr a v e r s e
it S u n d a y s .— O re g o n ia n .
It is p le a s a n t to c o n te m p la te th a t
P o rtla n d w ith its p o p u la tio n a p p ro x ­
im a tin g 2 3 0 .0 0 0
has
an a v e ra g e
m o n th ly c ir c u la tio n o f b o oks from
Its p u b lic lib ra ry in excess o f any
o th e r city In th e U n ite d S ta te s r a n g ­
in g in p o p u la tio n b etw e e n 2 0 0 ,0 0 0
an d 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 . T h e c irc u la tio n fo r
F e b ru a r y w as « 3 .9 6 5 books. T h is
1» In ex cess o f a y e a r ago, a n d th e
in c re a s p re v a ils d e s p ite
th e
fact
th a t th e E a st S id e lib ra ry h a s been
d o s e d m o st o f th e tim e d u e to
Ih e re c e n t fire
T e m p o ra ry h e a d ­
q u a r te r s h a v e b een o p en ed on G ra n d
a v e n u e b etw een W a sh in g to n a n d A l­
d e r s tr e e ts a n d d ally m e s se n g e r s e r ­
vice fo r b o oks h a s been In s ta lle d
b etw een th is lib ra ry a n d th e on e
d o w n to w n on S ta r k s tr e e t.__ T h e
Spectator.
Now in the matter of Spring Dry Goods ask us for
W e have a tew new varities in the wav of fabrics to catfl
the eye for style and the purse for price. Come in and
us before buying.
The Anchor Store
M usic
b e r b a d |y a n d th e r> n e g lec ted to go
a n d 8ee a d o c to r a n d ,fin a lly w h en a
P h y sician w as v isited It w as found
nece88ary ,o P e rfo rm a n o p e ra tio n
a n d « « ip u ta te p a r t o f th e lip.
T h e local fis h e rm e n a re lo o k in g
fo rw a rd w ith in te r e s t to th e 1st of
fot
R oad C o m m issio n er K en n ey w ill A p ril w hen th e o p en se a so n
local-
h e d o n e w ith his w o k r a t K elly 's tr o u t b eg in s. T h is is th e
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Butte about A pril i . and then w ill
U ii' upeetee ol the finny
d irect ills a tte n tio n to th e w o rk on ^r ’be ab o u n d in g r e a t n u m b e rs a n d |
o th e r p a rts of th e ro ad s.
, .
. . .
J o h n H u n te r o f Hood R iv e r an d
N eal S m ith fo rm e rly of Hood R iv er
w ho a re now re s id e n ts of K ern P a r t
w ere in th e city W e d n esd ay , th e
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g u e sts of J o h n C onley.
T his is the season of the y ear w hen
you need m an y things in the w ay of
D ry G oods. You need G roceries all
the tim e an d every d ay you are in
need of the essentials of life which
m eans just w h at w e carry in the w av
of food stuffs.
tr a n s f e r o f th e b u sin e ss co n d u cte d
by D. W. M etzg er to B e rt a n d W ill
M etzger. Mr. M etzg er
has
been
in b u sin ess fo r s e v e ra l y e a rs and
Mrs. H a rry W ood and Bon G e a rn y I
T h e s u b je c t fo r th e m o rn in g h o u r ba8 a
p a tr o n a g e
U n d o u b t­
w ere In M o n tav illa T hursday, th e j n tHe M E. c h u rc h next S u n d ay ed ly th e y o u n g e r m en w ill succeed
g u e sts o f Mr. an d Mrs. O. C. W ood ■ wju |) e • c a j|
d o u n a p p re c ia te d well.
T h e M. E S u n d ay school will giv w o rk .” E v en in g ,
" H o u se fu rn is h -
Mr. H a s e itin e o f W isco n sin k ep t
tin E a s ie r p ro g ram at th e tim e o i in g .” T h e e v e n in g s u b je c t Is es- w atch
in th e p o le y a rd s
w hich
th e m o rn in g serv ice on E a s te r S u n - { p ecially su ite d to th e n eed s of youn is n e a rin g c o m p le tio n fo r th e Mt.
day, A pril 1«.
people.
H ood ra ilro a d co m p an y . He com es
Wm. H o ch in so n h a s p u rc h a se d th ,teIe fro m a p a rt of th e c o u n try
a u to fo rm e rly ow ned by L ew is S hat th a t is w ell s e ttle d an d ad v an ced
tu c k an d h a s p u t th e sam e In th e *n c u ltiv a tio n , b u t h e say s th a t th is
I liv ery b a rn w h ere It is fo r r e n t, b u t j c o u n ,r y Is th e b e st th a t he has
Ju d g in g fro m th e a m o u n t of b u si­ seen In h is tra v e ls .
Imported German Coach
First Prize VC inner at all Fairs
What You Want in Spring T
Lessons given on M ando­
lin or Banjo from 9 a. m. to
4 p. m.
BANK OF GRESHAM
C A PIT A L $ 1 5 ,0 0 0
J. Elkington,
Pres.
Call for particulars.
A. J. Grenney,
Jno. Sleret,
Vice Pres.
Fairview
Saturday Night, March 25
Public Invited.
T ic k e ts
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Supper 50 cts.
Music by
Latourell Orchestra.
Emil G.
G en eral B an k in g Business
U a n s Negotiated
Mrs. E. Burgess Restaurant.
GRAND MASK BALL
Greshar
Oregon
Fire Insurance Wi
I n te r e s t P a id o n T im e D e p o s its
O u tlo o k R epresentatives
T h e O u tlo o k w a n ts to se c u re a w id e -a w a k e re p r e s e n ta tiv e ini
lo cality ol im p o rta n c e b etw een P o rtla n d a n d M ount H ood \t kg-
th o riz e o u r re p r e s e n ta tiv e s to rec e iv e s u b s c rip tio n s on a conn lor
a n d keep th e o ttic e in fo rm e d by p h o n e o r le t t e r of I n n , - , ,
th e ir lo cality .
W e w ill p u b lish th e list o f re p r e s e n ta tiv e s so|
e v ery o n e in te re s te d m ay k n o w w h o to c o m m u n ic a te w ith .
I h e fo llo w in g a re O u tlo o k re p r e s e n ta tiv e s
J . A. J o n e s , M elrose, T ro u td e R 1, p h o n e 43X .
P . M. N a sh , T ro u td a le .
P h o n e 48X 1.
G ra n t B ell, S p rin g d a le , T ro u td a le R 2. P h o n e C o rb e tt 510
, „ o l nie K ro n e n b e rS. P le a s a n t V alley, G re sh a m . P hone|
J. H. S c h ra m , F a irv ie w a n d R ockw ood
E. M. B a lla rd . P o rtla n d .
M rs. C has. P ro e b s te l. DantasJ
Mr. W tlcoxon, P ow ell V alley.
T h o s L u,-as, S p rin g d a le
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PUBLIC SAL
on
E. D. Barker’s Place
Three miles west of Fairview, two and one-half miles norj
west or Rockwood on O. R. & N, Track, on
Wednesday, March 29
A t 10 O’clock a. m., I will sell at auction the follow
O ne black Belgian matched team. 6 and
7 years old. weight 2900. A s fine a team
as there is in the county.
O ne gray gelding.
la^One brown driving mare. Gentle for
j wo bay mares, weight about 1250 each
O ne German Coach bay filly, coming 3-
year-old.
O ne milk cow, fresh.
O ne milk cow.
o|f^ CVen Durham heifers, coming 2-year-
n"e
T-
wagon
O ne 3 I -4 Mitchell wagon.
One steel wheel wagon, with box.
V me two-seated spring back.
O ne Babcock rubber-tired top-buggy’
O ne Moyer steel-tired open buggy. '
I wo hay racks.
O ne two-horse steel-runner sled.
O ne new disc grain drill. Hoosier.
O ne new hay rake.
O ne Osborn mower.
One I lanet Junior two-horse riding
vator. No. 72.
One 20-inch disc harrow.
One slip scraper.
One fanning mill.
One plank drag
One cider mill.
One No. 2 De Laval cream separator.
One I-horse weeder.
T wo 14-inch chilled plow.
One 14-inch steel pi ow.
One 3-section steel harrow.
Also forks, shovels, hoes, rakes, sle
wedges, carpenter tools, etc.
Dining table, cost $45, Six oak I
chairs. SIx-hole Bridge-Beach range,
steads and all household furniture,
heating stoves, book case, chiffonier, d
and cooking utensils, etc., etc.
On account of ill health I am compelled to
sacrifice my property, and it will pay
to attend this sale. TERMS: All sums under
$10, cash; $10 or over, six months'
on approved notes at 7 per cent per annum
Sale Rain or Shine. Free Lunch at Noon
E. D. Barker, owner. Cleone, R. 1.
W. S. Wood,, audit
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