Gresham outlook., August 04, 1911, Image 3

FA H U I E «
P4»KTI.AM> MARKETS.
G ra in , F lo u r, Fee«!, E tc .
W H E A T — New c ro p : B lu estem .
80c; C lub, 75-76c;
Red
R u ssian ,
74-75c; C lub, 80c; V alley, 75-7#c.
M IL L R T U F F S — B ra n . »¡¿4 50-25
p e r to n ;
m id d lin g s, $ 3 2 ;
sh o rts,
$ 2 5 .5 0 -2 6 ; ro lled b arley . $28-20.
F L O U R — P a te n ts , $4 95 p er b ar-
re l; s tra ig h ts , $ 3 .8 5 ; e x p o rts, $3.80;
v alley, $4 80; g ra h a m , $4 50 ; w hole
w h e a t, $4.70.
OATS— No. 1, old, w h ite. $25 per
to n ; new , $24.
CORN — W hole, $3 3 ;
crack ed ,
$34 p e r ton.
B A R LEY — F eed . $25 50-26.
HAY — T ra c k p rices: T im o th y ,
E a s te rn O regon, No. 1, $15-16; a l­
fa lfa , $ 1 1 ; g ra in h ay , new , $10;
clo v er, new , $8.50-9.
E. G. G reen a n d fam ily of C ooks.
W ash . a re h e re v isitin g a t th e h o m e
of E d w in B u rlin g a m e fo r a few
d ay s b efo re m o v in g in to th e ir new
h om e h e re , la te ly p u rc h a se d
from
C. E. Cree.
E. B u rlin g a m e an d fam ily o f T he
D alles, a re v isitin g re la tiv e s h ere,
a n d expect to ta k e up th e ir real-
d eu ce in F a irv ie w .
COTTRELL
BORING
V isa T h o m p so n sp e n t M onday w it’
H iss H azel
G oger.
W hen
Miss
T h o m p so n w as h itc h in g h e r h o rse ,
p re p a rin g to
leav e,
th e
a n im a l
b re k e loose an d ra n d o w n th e drive
w ay, b ro k e th e o u ts id e g a te a n d ran
''a ' 9 ro ad to w a rd s Mr C r a s v e l ls
" hen it reach ed th e c o rn e r Mrs
C rasw ell h ead ed it o ff a n d slo p p ed
if w ith a broom .
Mrs « ’. H. B oring re tu rn e d th is
m o rn in g from T rem o n t w here she
h as been a tte n d in g th e
M ehtodist
cam p m eetin g , w hich
h a s been
in
p ro g re ss fo r th e p ast w to w eeks.
O ur tw o livery s ta b le s w hich a re
ru n by " I 'n c le ” M ogran an d E m m ett
D onahue a re doing a lively business.
E ach hav e a n a u to s ta g e
w hich
m eets all rta iu s from P o rtla n d . S un-
T he new m ail c a r r ie r on ro u te No. day is an especially busy day fo r
*• w>11 r,G> ta k e h is p lace u n til th e th em , an d any one w ishing a rig for
p re s e n t c a rr ie r. > ir W olfe, h a s in s ¡ t h a t day w ill be w ise to e n g a g e It
posed o f h is team .
befo re hand.
Mrs. Ja- It a n d
d a u g h te r,
Miss
B ert Case, w hose hom e is In A l­
ja c k , have re tu rn e d tro m
a visit bany, but h as been in P o rtla n d som e
w ith frie n d s in M arlon an d
P olk tim e d o c to rin g , w as o u t
h e re on
co u n tie s
F rid ay to visit his a u n t, Mrs. S. E.
H Ja c k s o n an d fam ily w ere visit-
in g Mrs. J a c k s o n 's p a re n ts , C. A.
S te w a rt an d w ife, fo r a
few d ay s
la st w eek.
Mrs. L ee Shaw an d c h ild re n have
re tu rn e d fro m v isitin g re la tiv e s at
D am ascu s, a n d w ill v isit Mrs H M.
Shaw fo r a few d ay s b efo re r e t u r n ­
ing to th e ir h om e a t E n d ico tt.
SECTIO N L IN E
F D. A x tell h a s re tu rn e d from
H airy a n d C ou n try P ro d u ce.
S easid e, w h ere he w ent to a tte n d
Mr. B enson is b u ild in g a b arn .
PO U L T R Y •— L ive h en s, 1 3 % - th e fu n e ra l of h is u n cle. A. T. A xtell
C h ris Gesnie h ad a se rie s of ac­
16c; sp rin g s, 18c; d u ck s, young, 16c
Mrs. A. T. A x tell w ill re m a in in
geese, n o m in a l; tdT keys, n o m in al
S easid e fo r th e p re s e n t, b u t w ill not c id e n ts w hile in P o rtla n d w ith ber-
EGGS— O regon, ra n c h , can d led , c o n tin u e th e w o rk of c o n g tru ctlu g fies th e o th e rtn o rn in g W hile drlv-1
th e new hom e, p la n n e d by th e hus- R‘K n e a r th e m a rk e t p lace his h o rse
27c.
Gresham Auto Co. Open for Biz!
WE CARRY
G A S O L IN E , L IG H T “"d H E A V Y O IL S «nd
G R E A S E S , C A R B ID E , B A T T E R IE S
a n d large lines of o th er supplies.
Auto and Gas Engine work
O u r S p e c ia lty .
A U W o r k G u a ra n te e d
A U TO FOR HIRE, Day or Night
A g e n c y f o r H E N R Y A U T O M O B I L E a n d H A R T F O R D T IR E S
G arage,
Pofcell S tre e t, G resh am
C ard, w ho died T uesday n ig h t.
Miss E lsie M cA llister, fo rm erly of
B oring, but now of W inlock, W ash .,;
is v isitin g h e r m any frie n d s here.
T
H E CO ST of plumbing is insignificant
in comparison with the total cost of a
Mr. and Mrs. Q. G. B ak er of T he
D alles, visited Mr. and Mrs F ra n k
house. Yet the plumbing exerts more influ­
“ oseboom on S a tu rd a y and Sunday
ence on home com­
C H E E S E — F u ll cream , tw in s,
b an d b efo re hiB d e a th .
slip p ed an d fell b re a k in g th e s h a fts T he B ak ers a re old frie n d s of Mr
fort than any other feature
tw o
g en tlem en
15»4c p er p o u n d ; y o u n g A m erica,
Mr. an d M rs G O. D olph an d Mr of th e w agon. L a te r on th e w est R osebootn's. T h e
of
the household equipment.
16 >6c p er pound.
and Mrs. Bill sp en t S u n d ay in Es- side, u w heel of h is
w agon
w as h av in g w orked to g e th e r in N eb rask a
fo
r
se
v
eral
y
ears,
p
rio
r
to
com
ing
to
L e t us b e t t e r your
B U T T E R — C ity c re a m e ry e x tra
taca d a.
c a u g h t n a c u rv e of a c a r tr a c k In
1 an d
2 p o u n d p rin ts , in
boxes,
J. O. D u n b a r h a s been v isitin g h is a t la s t p ro c u re d a n o th e r w agon to O regon. Mr. B ak er and his w ife
p lu m b in g by in s ta llin g
su ch a way th a t th e axle b ro k e. He w ere h ig h ly pleased w ith th e c o u n ­
28c p er pound.
p a re n ts h ere.
"^tasdartT fixtures.
try here, and c o n te m p la te buying a
d
e liv e r h is b e rrie s on.
PO RK
F an cy , 10-10>4c. '
sm all farm If they can d isp o se of
TROUTDALE
H ay in g is ab o u t o v er now . Most
VEAL— Fancy, 12-13c.
th e ir p ro p erty a t T he D alles.
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of it is in th e b a rn s o r Is sta c k e d
V eg etab les a n d F ru its .
Mr. and Mrs.
F ra n k
lte h b e rg
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
L.
H
elm
in
g
,
M
isses
a
w
a
itin
g
a
b
aler.
G
ra
in
s
a
re
rlp
en
-
W A TE R M E LO N S — lc p e r pound
have gone to th e m o u n ta in s fo r a
L
oulse,
B
e
rth
a
an
d
J
o
s
e
p
h
in
e
H
elm
-
ing
fast.
R
a
sp
b
e
rrie
s
a
re
ab
o
u
t
all
P h o n e 54Ó
Carlson Bldg.
pound.
C H E R R IE S — L a m b e rts,
$2.60-1 ln g , C laren c e B u x to n , acco m p an ied picked an d b la c k b e rrie s a re cow - w eek, an d se v e ra l o th e rs h ere, ex- 1
pect to go th e la s t of th week
by th e ir frie n d s, Mrs. F itc h an d Miss nien cin g to ripen.
$3 p e r c ra te ; p eaches, 7 5 c-$ l 50 per
W m. C hilds, m ail c a r r ie r on r u te i
L ulu H oyt of P o rtla n d , sp e n t Sun-
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c ra te ; L o g a n b e rrie s, $1.65-11.75.
No. 2, w as sick S a tu rd a y an d u n a b le
day on a picnic on T ra p p e r C reek.
T he m all o rd e r h o u ses of th e
ONIONS »— Yellow . $ 2 .2 5 ;
red,
t m ak e th e tr ip w ith th e m all. H.
G eorge C la rk of
B eav erto n
is
$1.55-1.75 p e r cw t.; W alla
W alla
E ast w ould not be so p ro sp ero u s If
Ladies and Cents
Phone 4 x 2
Box
265
A. B eck, s u b s titu te , m ad e th e tr ip
sp
en
d
in
g
a
few
d
ay
s
w
ith
h
is
g
ra
n
d
-
people
of
t
h
,g
W(iu,d
onions, $1.75 p e r cw t.
fr him . Mr. C hilds w as a b le t re - '
p a re n ts, C. H L ig h t an d w ife.
„ „ h a v )n „
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sist on h a v in g “ M ade In O regon
V eg etab les — C ubage,
$1.5O-$2
su n ie h is d u tie s th is tu rn in g .
Mr. a n d Mrs. C lau d e R ose, w ho
goods fro m th e
local
m e rc h a n ts.
p e r cw t; r h u b a r b , 216-3c p e r lb.
h av e been v isitin g th e ir a u n t and
L ouis R ltz e r and
M iss N orm a
T he b u sin ess of
th is
co m m u n ity
PO TA T O E S — New O reg o n , 1 >6
u n cle, Mr. an d Mrs. C. 1. R ak er, w ould be b e tte r co n serv ed If th e K im bly w ere u n ite d In m a rria g e on
- l % c p e r pound.
re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e In P o rtla n d p ublic a n d th e
Under New Management.
Enlarged, Neal and Attractive.
m e rc h a n ts
w ould W ednesday, Ju ly 26, a t O regon City
help alo n g th e "M ad e in O reg o n '' B oth Mr. R ltzer an d h is w ife a re
S u p p o rt th e
m a n u fa c tu re rs
of th e firs t of th e week
Mrs. M atild a H ogue an d d a u g h te rs idea.
p ro m in e n t young people of B oring.
y o u r h om e city first, la s t an d all th e
M isses D ellam ae an d N ellie, Miss
Miss K im bly is th e d a u g h te r of B en­
tim e, an d you will help y o u rse lf to
F ra n c e s P o rte r anil Miss O live W il­
ja m in K im bly, w ho re sid e s tw o m ill a
Nice Line of CIGARS
p ro sp e rity .
B ut ify o u r local fa c to r­
O.
W.
K.
A
N.
TIME
TABLE
son h av e re tu rn e d from a few d a y s ’
n o rth of B oring ou a farm . Mr.
ies c a n n o t supply y o u r w an ts, lnsiBl
G resham
H.
L.
Foster,
Prop.
Powell St.,
o u tin g a t Seaside.
R ltzer is on e of B o rin g 's p ro sp e ro u s
th a t th e m e rc h a n t c a rrie s “ Made in
EASTBOUND
Mrs J. A lfred L arsso n w ill spend
m e rc h a n ts, an d hus been In b u sin ess
O re g o n " goods from o th e r O regon
h e r v acatio n a t L ong B each, W ash Leave P o rtla n d 7 :5 0 a. m .— A rriv e in B oring fo r th e p a st fo u r y e a rs
so u rces to supply y o u r needs.
P hone 52X
Phone 4 34
R o d g ers B lrd fe jt h a s gone to T he
F a irv iew 8 :2 5 a. m .; T ro u td a le , T hey w ill m ak e th e ir hom e In B orin
D alles to v tslt h is p a re n ts.
8 :3 0 a. m.
T h e happy cou p le hav e
th e best
T h e people o f th is city sh o u ld buy
T h e A d v e n tists w ill open th e ir Lv. P o rtla n d 4 :0 0 p. in.— Ar. F a lr- w ishes of th e ir tnuny frie n d s fo r a
C a r l D a h l, P ro p .
“ M ade In O re g o n " goods fro m th e
ca
m
p
m
e
e
tin
g
In
th
e
ir
g
ro
v
e
h
e
re
on
view
4
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4
p.
m
.;
T
ro
u
td
a
le
.
4
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9
.
lo
n
g
,
happy
and
p
ro
sp
e
ro
u
s
life
of
local m e rc h a n ts w h en ev er th e p rice
N E A T
R E P A I R I N G
A u g u st 16, a n d w ill c o n tin u e fo r Lv P o rtla n d 8 :0 0 p. m j— Ar. T ro u t- w edded bliss.
C o n tra c to rs a n d B u ild e rs
a n d q u a lity a re e q u a l
to tL&Bicrn
tw o w eeks.
d ale 8 :4 5 p. m.
J
.
W.
M
aulding,
w
ho
h
a
s
been
vis
m ad e goods.
C a b in e t w o rk , H o u a e m o v in g a n d r e ­
May J e n n in g s is
sp e n d in g
th e
W ESTBO UN D
itin g re la tiv e s an d old frie n d s n e a r
P R O M P T N E S S
p a irin g .
w eek w ith h e r a u n t, Mrs. G. R. J e n - , Lv. T ro u td a le 9 :2 8 a. in .; leav e Salem fo r th e past w eek, re tu rn e d
IS th e M O T T O
Dr. W . C. Belt
P lana a nd E s tim a te « F u rn is h e d on A p ­
n ln g s In G resh am
F a irv ie w 9 :3 3 a. in .— A r. P o rtla n hom e on S unday. H is b ro th e r from
p lic a tio n .
P hysician anil Surgeon.
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1 0 : 1 6 a . in .
S ilv erto n cam e w ith him .
D aily J o u r n a l, n g. o n e y r,
Lv. T ro u td a le 4 : 56 p. in ; leav e F a ir-
O ver F ir s t S ta te B an k , G resh am
Jo h n n y F o rd of O regon C ity
Is
Good Stock and Satisfaction Guaranteed
GRESHAM. OREGON
Dully J o u r n a l a n d O u tlo o k o n e y r
view 5 :0 0 p. m. A r. P o rtla n d h e re v isitin g h is
P h o n e 19
fo rm e r
school
«.i.no
6 :4 5 p. m.
m ates. L eslie F is h e r a n d O rval Rose-
I
boom.
-F O R
-
Miss Ivy L ak e, w ho h a s been em ­
ployed a t J. K. R oots fo r som e tim e,
Is W h at Y ou W an t
is a t hom e a g ain . She ex p ects to
leave in a few d ay s fo r Hood R iver.
S p ices, E x tracts, P o u ltry
S he w ill be acco m p an ied
by
her
F o o d s. S tock Io n ics,
a u n t, Mrs. O sb u rn , w ho h as
been
E tc., S ee
W ill W ire Y our I louse
v isitin g th e L ak e fam ily fo r th e past
tw o w eeks.
a n d G u a ra n te e the
A n u m b e r of B o rin g ltes a tte n d e d
W ork
th e T re m o n t c a m p m eetln g on S u n ­
G re s h a m , O re .
day. G ra n d m a T ay lo r
an d
Miss
Phone 61
Gresham, Oregon
P h o n e 506
A lw ay s R e lia b le
Alary B ickford, w ho huil a te n t d u r- ;
ing th e
e n tire
m e etin g re tu rn e d
hom e today. T hey re p o rt a very in
c re s tin g and in s tru c tiv e m eeting.
AUCTIONEER
Mr. an d M rs F ra n k C h an ce and
Practical Builders
tw o c h ild re n from P o rtla n d a re vis
Farm Sales a Specialty
itin g at th e hom e of J F. W llm a rth
Phone I W»J or
Vancouver, W aaLiriffton
W r b u ild a good, a u b n la n tla l 5 room
Mr. and M rs W m. M oranil w ent
B u n g a lo w lo r $500, fin is h e d c o m p le te --
p la s te re d a n d p a in te d .
to P o rtla n d on
W ednesday.
Mr
v ioraud w ill ta k e a v acatio n from hl
J. OTT
H H. OTT
P lans a n d e stim a te s fu rn is h e d . B lu e
Iu ties In th e po sto ffice anil go to
p rin ts on request.
th e co ast w ith th e re s t of th e sol
Iter lad d ies of th e m ilitia , to w hich
DENTISTS
G R E S ! 1A M , O R E G O N
ie bolongs.
Mr M orand re tu rn e d
OREGON
GRESHAM
borne In th e ev en in g and will ta k e
h e r v acatio n w hen Mr. M orand g ets
«¿4» TO
L. D . M A H O N E
uack.
'
A t to r n e y -a (- lu $ w
U ncle M o rg an 's
c h a u fe u r,
Mr
R eal E s ta te , P ro b a te an d C o rp o r­
Shaw , had th e m isfo rtu n e to loose
A g e 8 & 1 I. G u a ra n te e d T ru e an d
a tio n Law. P ro m p t a tte n tio n to
i d iam o n d pin out o f his tie se v eral
G entle
all b u sin ess. 409-10-11
Yeon
days ago and had m ade th r e e trip s
FOR
B u ild in g , P o rtla n d , O regon.
'o P o rtla n d in search of It th in k in g
ie had left It th e re , but on W ednes­
day m o rn in g Mr M organ saw a g lit­
te rin g speck on th e floor of liis livery
T hird Street
b a rn , an d p ick in g it up found It to
N
e w H o te l
Shearme 4 Windsor, Props.
be th e lost d iam o n d ! u lucky find
A m erican Plan
R a te , G iven on Application
Indeed
G R E SH A M ,
-
-
ORE
M rs.
R o b t. W a lk e r , P ro p .
Mr and M rs H erb
R u n k ln , of
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P o rtla n d , Mr. anil Mrs W a lte r H elz'
if L in n e m a n , Mr. and
Mrs. C has
JO H N BR O W N
J. M. Short, M. D.
P ro e b s te l of D am ascus. Miss B ella
I.N R l H A N 4 E
S. P . Bittner, M. D.
C ard of O roville, C alif., Mrs Miles
R epresentlng only Reliable In ­
Physicans and Surgeons
C ase, Miss J e n n ie C ase, F re d C ase
surance C o m p a n le s .
O re g o n
lbany, O regon, and Mrs. L e ste r G re s h a n
Pbone 23x1 <Jre»ham, Oro.
Iron B edsteads, Bed Springs, M attresses, T of ow A nsend
of N ew berg, O regon, a t ­
D ressers, W ash stands, l^am ps, D ishes, ten d ed th e fu n e ra l of th e ir a u n t,
C ooking utensils, F ru it jars a n d F ruit in Mrs. E lla C ard , on T h u rsd a y
Mr. a n d M rs Ivan T u rn e r, Mr an
Jars, one 8-gal, Crock.
order S p « ii I attention
M rs L eo n ard P lttn e r anil Mr. and
G iv e n to C o u n try W o rk
Prices R ea s o n a b le . G a s o lin e P o w e r, N o D a n g e r of fire
K itchen C u p b o ard .
H o m e School.
M rs C h a rlie P a lm e r left on T h u rs ­
Phone 518.
ash tu b s, W ringers, P ictu re Fram es, and day fo r a w eek 's o u tin g up n e a r
J. J. W odaege
A'
The Imperial Restaurant
Meals and Short Orders at All Hours
Gresham Shoe Shop
Watkin s Remedies
AUCTION SALE
Sunday & Hill
L IG H T
Earl T h om p son
C. H. Lane, Agent
At Frank H. Miller’s
Rockwood Station on the Mt. Hood Railway
W. S. W OOD
Tuesday August, 8, ’ 11
Commencing at 10 A. M.
Lunch Served at Noon
Team Black Driving Mares
Two Bicycles in good order
Home Comfort Range, New
Two Heaters
Kimball Organ
New Home Sewing Machine
Dining Room Table
Two Kitchen Tables
One
“
Treasure
6 Dining Chairs; 10 Common
Chairs; Rocker; Spring Cot
Set Double Hack or Express
Harness, Set Single Harness
Heavy Wagon, Potato Rack
Express or Delivery Wagon
Light Spring Wagon
Two Seated St >urrey
Milch Cow
1 25 Chickens
2 Cultivators,
2 Scrapers
One-horse Harrow
2 Cross-cut Saws, 2 Axes
Sledge, Shovels, Spades, Hoes
G a rd e n R ake, B ucksaw , Etc.
Karr & Hamilton
W
O TT BROS.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Walker House
Neat Rooms at Reasonable
Prices
w
M V r i to
°f al1 kind*done pr°mp,|y
W n n n ^ A w
VV i 111
E. P. SMITH, Prop.
o ther th in g s too n u m ero u s to m ention.
TERMS—All sums under $10 Cash: $10 or over on approved
notes if desired.
COME OUT, BRING THE LADIES AND THE BABIES!
W. S. Wood is the Auctioneer
Welches
All p ro p e rty v alu es d epend upon
th e p ro s p e rity of th e
co m m u n ity
If o u r m a n u fa c tu re rs a re p ro sp er- |
Ing, and th e m erc h a n t lik ew ise, th e
fa rm e r will p ro sp er, too. T h e per
slste n t d em an d fo r goods “ M ade In
O reg o n " w ill help brin g g r e a te r p ro s­
p e rity to th e people of O regon
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patronized by the local merchant*.
Red Cross Pharmacy
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Toilet Articles and Stationery