TWICE A WEEK
VOL I.
G resham O utlook
NO. 52
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1911
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ANSWER
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PRETTY
AS
IS WANTED
AT FAIRVIEW
STATEMENTS
BUILDING
A PEACH
FOR PICNIC
W ork h as begun on th e new b u ild
ing to be ere c te d by A rchie M eyers
betw een F ir s t an d Pow ell stre e ts .
T h e b u ild in g will be 57 feet w ide
on Pow ell s tre e t, 32 feet w ide on
F irs t s tre e t anil ex ten d acro ss th e
block ju s t w est of th e p re s e n t brick
b u ild in g s on P ow ell, Main an d F irst
stre e ts . T h e re will
be a cem en t
b asem en t, th e ex cav atio n for w hich
h as been b eg u n by J. II. H oss, and
on th is b asem en t w ill be a tw o-
sto ry brick s tru c tu r e .
We u n d e rs ta n d th a t
th e F irst
S ta te B ank will use a p a rt of th is
fo r a v a u lt' an d a d d itio n a l b a n k in g
room , but th e la rg e r p a rt w ill be,
o r haB a lre a d y been, re n te d . T ills
s tr u c tu r e w hen co m p leted will add
m uch to th e s u b s ta n tia l a p p e a ra n c e
th a t G resh am is fa s t ta k in g on.
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LEWIS METZGER AND
MISS SKIPTON MARRIED
Lew is
M etzger
and
G e rtru d e
S k ip to n w ere m arrie d W ednesday at
noon a t th e hom e of th e
b rid e 's
p a re n ts a t 204 M cM illan s tre e t. l)r.
D yott of tlie F ir s t C o n g re g a tio n a l
ch u rch o ffic ia tin g .
Only re la tiv e s
w ere p resen t.A w edding lu n ch w as
served a f te r th e cerem o n y .
T hose
p re s e n t from G resh am w ere L ouis
M etzger and w ife, Miss J e n n ie M etz
g er and E lm er M etzger of In d e p e n
dence, O regon.
Mr. and Mrs. M etzger have gone
to N ew port fo r a sh o rt trip an d will
be a t hom e a t 365 E. 5 7 th s tre e t,
a fte r O ctober 1st.
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GRESHAM LOCAL
MEETS TOMORROW
M eeting of th e re cen tly o rg an ized
F a rm e rs ' Society of E q u ity at Pow ell
Valley w as held S atu rd ay ev en in g in
th e G ra n g e h all a t
O rien t.
The
m etin g w as called to a rr a n g e fo r a
co m m ittee to co -o p erate w ith
th e
G resham local of th e sam e society
to plan fo r a w areh o u se am i agency
a t G resham . T hose ap p o in ted w ere
O F. E k stro m , M orris N’a ssa h n . T he
G resham co m m ittee on th e
sam e
m a tte r is, M. O.
N elson,
F ra n k
M ichels and Mr. C ochran.
T he com bined
c o m m itte e
will
m eet at th e C o m m ercial clu b h all
S a tu rd a y (to m o rro w ) a fte rn o o n
in
co n nection w ith th e m eetin g of th e
G resham local.
T h is is th e re g u la r m eetin g
of
th e G resham local, being th e first
S a tu rd a y in th e m o n th .
♦
Dance at Rockw ood.
R ockwood G ran g e will give
it»
next d an ce S a tu rd a y ev en in g . Sept.
2
P a rs o n 's o rc h e s tra . T ick ets, 75
cents. S u p p er ex tra .
x
TW EN TY MEN W A NTED — To
buy re ad y -m ad e su its at w h o lesale
p rices
E. W. A ylsw o rth .
tf
Post ('a rils .
P ost c ard s, one cent each .
No
tio n s and co rsets, em b ro id ery ina-
le r ia ls and m illin ery trim m in g s at
th e G resham M illinery E m p o riu m .
♦
I
C. I). M inton, e d ito r of th e O re
gon, A g ric u ltu rist, an d W . H. Boyle,
a d e te c tiv e from P o rtla n d stopped
a t G resh am th is fo ren o o n on th e ir
way to E sta c a d a an d o th e r p o in ts
in search of C h a rle s W. Jo n e s of
545 E. 2 7 th
T u esd ay .
He
left
h om e sh o rtly b efo re noon last T u e s
day to sp en d a few h o u rs fish in g at
E staca d a, it is believed ttia t he h a s
been tlTe victim of foul play o r a c
cid en t. H e is a ss ista n t m a n a g e r of
tlie O regon h o tel an d p ro m in e n t In
th e ch u rc h w ork of th e T ay lo r s tre e t
M. E. ch u rch .
lie is d escrib ed as a m an 50 y e a rs
o ld ; five feet seven
in ch es ta ll;
w eight 165 p o u n d s; h as lig h t b lue
eyes and lig h t brow n h a ir, slig h tly
s tre a k e d w ith g ra y ; sm ooth sh av ed ;
w ore a d a rk
g ra y strip e d
s u it;
brow n felt h a t an d black b u tto n e d
sh o es w ith d a rk w ine co lo red socks,
lie c a rrie d w ith him ab o u t $20 and
a gold filled w atch. E very e ffo rt is
being m ad e to lo cate
th e m issing
m an o r find his body and any o n e
p o ssessin g any clu e qs to h is w h ere
a b o u ts w ill c o n fe r a g re a t fa v o r u p
on h is fam ily by m a k in g it know n.
Fair Notes
S ecretary K arilell lias his h a n d s
full now d ay s m ailin g p rem iu m lists
an d a n sw e rin g m ail and telep h o n e
in q u irie s iu re g a rd to concessions
an d o th e r m a tte rs p e rta in in g to th e
fair.
S ecretary K a rd e ll will d is trib u te
500 fancy
c a rd s , a d v e rtisin g th e
F r a te r n a l Day of tlie G ran g e F a ir,
a t th e M odern W oodm an picnic at
M ilw aukee L ab o r day.
A. F. M iller is v isitin g d iffe re n t
p a rts of e a ste rn M ultn o m ah county
s tirr in g up in te re s t fo r tlie fair.
Obituary of Mrs. S. G. Roper
L eona B u sh h o n g w as
bo rn
in
M ahasky co u n ty , Iow a, F e b ru a ry 26,
I S 70, an d died a t
h e r h om e at
H o u lto n , O regon, M onday, A ugust
28, 1911. She w as m a rrie d to Rev.
S. G. R oper, J u ly 9, 1890 a t D en
v er, C olorado. To th em w as horu
o n e ch ild , S te lla . T hey lived
In
D en v erten y ears, in Salt L ak e City,
five y e a rs and cam e to P o rtla n d six
y e a rs ago. A bout th r e e an d a h alf
y e a rs ago Rev. an d
Mrs.
R oper
cam e to (ire sh a m an d serv ed p a s to r
al of th e F re e M ethodist
ch u rc h
h e re u n til a b o u t o n e y e a r ag o w hen
th ey m oved to H o u lto n w h ere d e a th
cam e to
th is
fa ith fu l C hristian
w orker.
Mrs R o p er w as a very d ev o ted
C h ristian w ith a w o n d erfu lly c le a r
i ...1 h elp fu l ex p erien ce. She w orked
sid e by side w ith h e r h u sb a n d in Ills
c h u rc h a n d p a sto ra l lab o rs. Many
th e re a re w ho fe lt th e u p liftin g in
flu en ce
of h e r
te stim o n ie s
an 1
p ra y ers, an d m any will rise up and
call h e r m em ory
blessed.
W hile
g re a tly beloved ev e ry w h e re sh e had
been. It Is d o u b ted tf sh e could have
had a n y w h e re m o re w arm
frie n d s
th a n a t G resh am an d th is b ein g th e
hom e of h er sis te r, Mrs J. O. H op
p er, it w as fittin g th a t b u ria l sh o u ld
lie m ade at th is place.
F u n e ra l serv ices w ere h eld
at
H o u lto n W ed n esd ay foren o o n . Rev.
W N. C offee, d is tric t eld e r, p reach ed
th e serm o n
His tex t was. " W e all
do fad e as a le a f."
T h e serv ice
w as well a tte n d e d an d very Im p res
sive. O ut o f resp ect to th e d e
ceased th e salo o n s of H o u lto n closed
d u rin g th e fu n e ra l. T he
re m a in s
w ere b ro u g h t to G resh am an d se rv
ices w ere held at th e g rav e In th e
a fte rn o o n In c h a rg e of
Rev.
H.
C re ld e r o f D am ascus.
Mrs. R oper had not been w ell fo r
som e tim e b u t h e r last se rio u s ill
n ess w as of sh o rt d u ra tio n
She
d ied a p eacefu l
an d
triu m p h a n t
d e a th .
T hose w ho su rv iv e h e r a re
her
h u sb an d an d d a u g h te r S tella an d
th e follo w in g b ro th e rs and s iste rs
Ja s . B u sh o n g of P o rtla n d , O reg o n ;
Mrs. E m m a H o p p er of G resh am , O r
e g o n ; Mrs Id a H inshaw of G re e n
leaf, Id ah o ; Mrs M arth a H en d rick
of T rin id a d , C o lo rad o ; Mrs L lvona
B ailey, Mrs. R o p e r's tw in s is te r of
O x fo rd , N e b , Mrs J e n n ie J a n e s
o f R lchlund, Iow a; Mrs Eva P riest
o f F re m o n t,
Io w a;
M rs
C ora
W h etzell o f Y ale, O k lah o m a. T hese
m o u rn th e loss of th e loved one
w ho h a s been tr a n s la te d
to
th e
b e a u tifu l hom e on high.
O. W. P. T IM E T A B L E.
Lv. P o rtla n d
b . 50 a. in. fo r C azad ero
7 :4 5
fo r G resh am
fo r C azadero.
8 .4 5
V 45
fo r G resham .
10 45
fo r C azadero
1 1 :4 5
fo r G resham .
12 45 P tn. fo r C azadero
1: 45
fo r G resham .
E xp ress
2 :2 7
fo r C asad ero .
2 :4 5
fo r G resh am .
3 :4 6
4 4.1
fo r C azadero.
fo r G resham .
6 :4 5
—
6 :4 5
fo r C a ia d e ro .
fo r G resham .
1 0 :0 0
11:33 — fo r G resham .
C ars from
P o rtla n d
a rriv e a t
G resham o ne h o u r la ter.
Lv. G resham fo r P o rtla n d .
1 2 ; 25 a m. fro m G resh am .
from G resh am .
5 40
t 30 — from lio riu g .
1 37
from C azadero.
E xpress.
t 50
8 4 5
from G resh am
9 3»
from C azad ero
from G resham .
10 45
from C azadero.
1 1 39
12 45 P tn. from G resh am .
C azad ero
1 39
from G resh am .
2 45
3 39 — from C azadero.
from O resham .
4 45
6 39 — from C azadero.
15
from B oring
9 45 — from C asad ero .
FO R S A L E — G ood, g e n tle m are,
On S u n d ay s all c a rs ru n to
a b so lu te ly
safe fo r w om en, fine
d ero
In p la 'e o f th e 7 :1 5
d riv e r
B
C. A ltm an , G resh am ,
car, th e r e a te tw o, o n e a t
6 45
R outs t.
65
and cu e a t » . 45.
A very e n th u s ia s tic m eetin g
of
G RESH A M , O REG ON , A ugust 31.
th e
F airv iew Civic
Im p ro v em en t
T he picnic ex cu rsio n of th e M E. 1911— E d ito r O utlook-—In a n sw e r t>
N ext M onday will be a red le tte r
club w as held M onday ev en in g Tlie
S unday school y este rd a y w as well th e s ta te m e n ts m ad e In th e last i.
day in G resh am , w hen th e Mt. Hood
by law s a n d c o n stitu tio n w ith a few
a tte n d e d by a good sized crow d. A su e of y o u r p a p e r
c h a rg in g
th e
railw ay op en s u p fo r bu siness, its
m inor c h a n g es w ere ad o p ted .
The
sp ecial c a r w as c h a rte re d from th e L a tte r Day S a in ts n iissio n a ri s of
new d ep o t w hich is a s tric tly m odern
re g u la r m eetin g s will be held th e
Mt. Hood railw ay an d th e tr ip was going from d o o r to d o o r u sin g in
an d fin ely fin ish ed tw o -sto ry s t r u c t
first an d th ird M onday ev en in g s of
m ad e to S andy R iver, leav in g G resh d ec e n t la n g u a g e and fo rcin g th e ir
u re d esig n ed fo r not only re g u la r
each m o n th . Tlie p re sid e n t ap p o in t
am ab o u t 9 a. m. and
r e tu rn in g relig io n upon th e people, a lso u n d e r
a g e n ts ' q u a rte rs , w aitin g ro o m s, etc.,
ed Ivan P rovince, C edric S tone and
ab o u t 6 p. nt. T h e tr ip w as m ade th e gu ise of L a tte r Day S a in ts a d
b u t w ill co n ta in d is p a tc h e r's q u a r
Mrs. D. W. McKay as p u b licity com
w ith o u t accid en t of any kind
and v o c a tin g polygam y, a re g ro ss e rro rs
te rs also.
m ittee. Mrs. M cK ay, Mrs.
W ilcox
th e scenery a lo n g th e way w as e n an d have no fo u n d a tio n .
T h e com pany is b u ild in g o th e r d e
and Mrs. C o rn e tt as fin an ce c o m m it
if re a so n a b le proof can lie b ro u g h t
p o ts an d w aitin g room s alo ng th e tee. Miss Ivy C o rn e tt, C edric S tone joyed Im m ensely from th e ra ilro a d
lin e an d s trin g in g its w ires w hich a n d O tto S ta u b as m em b ersh ip com com panies " o b s e rv a tio n c a r .” T hose to show th a t m a rria g e s hav e been
w ill c a rry
60,00« volts.
C opper m ittee. O tto S ta u b w as selected as w ho do not av ail tlien iselv esj of a p erfo rm e d by th e s o -d ie d M orm on
rid e on th e se c a rs soon will m iss a sin ce S ep tem b er 30, 1890, Mr. V.
w ires a re being s tru n g fo r tele p h o n e sa rg e a n t of a rm s fo r th e club.
g ra n d o p p o rtu n ity of
seein g
th e S. P eet of S alt 1-ake C ity o ffe rs a
service.
T he road from F a irv ie w to C ol
th a t re w a rd of $1,000 fo r each and ev
M onday w ill be o p e n in g day. T he um bia riv e r w as ta k e n up fo r ac c o u n try , as we u n d e rs ta n d
they w ill soon be s u b s titu te d
by ery p lu ra l m a rria g e since tlie tim e
d ep o t w ill firs t be o pen for business tio n as we hav e
had
n u m e ro u s
sta te d .
Mr. Peet Is not a M orm on;
S u n d ay an d th e p u b lic is especially prom ises from co u n ty co m m issio n ers com m on ev ery d ay coaches.
T he view ac ro ss th e S andy gorge h is re w a rd s a re fully g u a ra n te e d .
in v ited to v isit on e ith e r of th ese alo n g a t elec tio n tim e
t h a t said
Is b e a u tifu l a t th is tim e of y e a r and I We a re h ere to d efen d w hat we
d ay s and in sp ect th e b u ild in g.
road w ould he o pened, hut a s yet
m eet
any
A. II. W h eeler, d ra u g h ts m a n w ith n o th in g h as been done and us th is th e road w hich is c u t o u t of the a re te ac h in g an d will
th e Mt. Hood ro ad ,
w as in tow n road is a v ita l a rte ry to F airv iew , side of th e b lu ff follow ing th e co u rse c h a rg e b ro u g h t a g a in st us. We feel
C hristian
frie n d s
W ed n esd ay an d to o k a p ic tu re of step s w ill be ta k e n to hav e th e s e of tlie riv e r is very cro o k ed an d will to say to o u r
e v e n tu a lly he s tra ig h te n e d a t m any w ho a re so w illing to (e a r dow n tlie
th e new d ep o t, a c u t of w hich will prom ises fu lfille d if possible.
R
c h a ra c te r
of
th e ir
fellow m en,
a p p e a r in next issue. Mr. W h eeler W. W ilcox, m ayor, E. A. W hitney points.
T he day w as sp e n t very p le a s a n t " F a t h e r forgive th em
fo r th ey
d esig n ed tlie p re tty d ep o t a t G re sh an d J. H. S ch ram w ere selected to
am an d th e o th e rs alo n g tlie line. w ake up o u r co u n ty b o ard and lay ly by both th e c h ild re n an d o ld er know n o t w h a t th ey d o ."
d in n e r
w as
E L D E R J. W. S C H O F IE L D ,
G. R. G ray of P o rtla n d lias been th e m a tte r befo re th em a g a in an d people. A splendid
served
on
an
Im
provised
ta
b
le
and
E L D E R J. W. BALLARD ,
head c a rp e n te r on th e d epot.
in such a way th a t th ey w ill p ro m is
p len ty of ice cream fo r a ll, fin ish ed
R e p re se n tin g th e C h u rch of Je s u s
us once m ore. T h is is a very ini-
a very fine picnic d in n er.
C hrist of L a tte r Day S ain is.
por a n t road to e a s te rn M ultnom ah
T h is ex cu rsio n o ffered a good op
and w ould he one of th e h eav ie st
p o rtu n ity fo r th o se w ho had n ev er
trav eled ro ad s in tlie co u n ty , b rin g
been up th e line to see th e co u n try .
d o lla rs, h u n d re d s of d o lla rs, to P o rt
T he day w as an id eal picnic day and
land th a t is now sp en t in V ancouver
ev ery o n e ex p ressed th em selv es
as
We could th e n use
Rev. A. B. C ald er received w ord W ash in g to n .
well pleased w ith th e trip .
sh ip p in g
fac ilitie s
of th e d e a th
o f his b ro th e r a t th e riv e r fo r
S everal
a m a te u r
p h o to g ra p h e rs
C h a rity H ive, No 38,of R ockw ood,
S e a ttle an d left T h u rsd a y evening w ould p erm it of sev eral new hom es w ere am o n g th e crow d and
took
w ould
give
A ugust
fo r th a t city. He w ill not be hom e being b u ilt up, an d
sn ap sh o ts of tlie crow d an d scenery held a re g u la r review on
b efo re next week an d h as a rra n g e d W ash o u g al and L aC am as an excel w hich w hen developed will he of in 2 4 th an d in itia te d tw o new c a n d i
d a te s , Miss M ariam
B row n
an d
fo r his serv ices on S u n d ay . T h e re len t o u tle t to P o rtla n d and w ould te re st to all w ho a tte n d e d .
Miss A da D oane of G resh am .
We
w ill he p re a c h in g at B o rin g S unday be used by p le a s u re se e k e rs w ish
w ere g re a tly pleased to have Mrs
m o rn in g , Iliff M em orial, S u nday a f ing to reach th e slo u g h s an d C oluni-I
C h ick en P ie H upper.
say
te rn o o n and P le a s a n t H om e In th e bia riv e r. T h ese g en tle m e n
T he L a d ie s’ Aid society of th e M ary Itow ley, c o m m a n d e r of tgock
they will use th e ir u tte rm o st pow er
ev en in g .
M. E. c h u rc h w ill give a chicken to n Hive, No. 28, S to ck to n , C alif.,
On W ed n esd ay , S e p te m b e r 6, a to secu re th e o p en in g of th is road pie su p p e r and a b a z a a r a t th e Mrs. A nna S to tt, g u a rd of S to ck to n
co n v en tio n
of C h ristian
w o rk ers a t once.
G ran g e hall, next W ednesday e v en ln H ive, an d Mrs. E va C lose of Gr, a
O ur n eig h b o rh o o d w ith th a t of
F a lls H ive, G reat F alls, M ontana, as
a n d S u n d ay school picnic w ill be
T hey will begiir se rv in g su p p e r at 6
v isitin g m em bers.
Com e
a g a in ,
held a t K elly g ro v e, P le a sa n t Home. o th e rs will be alm ost d ep o p u la te d o'clock.
Many u sefu l a rtic le s fo r
sisters.
A fin e p ro g ram h a s been p re p a re d for th e next tw o o r th r e e w eeks as sale.
A t th e close of th e review a de
of a d d re sse s, m usic an d re c ita tio n s. a goodly n u m b e r a re going to th e
licious lu n ch eo n w as serv ed , when
A b a sk e t d in n e r will be served and hop field s w hich p rovides a p ro fit
I a ll re tu rn e d to th e ir h o m e s hoping
a good o ld -fash io n ed social picnic ab le o u tin g fo r th e w om en folk and
th e tim e
fo r a c o n tin u a n c e of fre q u e n t
so-
tim e will be en jo y ed by all w ho can c h ild ren . Yet c o u n tin g
___
t
I cial e n jo y m e n ts an d a p ro sp e ro u s
a tte n d , and th e In v ita tio n h as gone Put in in th e y ard and tile ru stlin g
T he N o rth e rn T ru st C om pany is H ive. Mrs. M. E. T u rn e r, Cleone,
n a tu re of th e w ork th e c o m p en sa
o u t to ev ery o n e.
m ak in g good p ro g re ss In th e Belling
tion
received
is
very
sm
all.
B
ut
to
O regon, Is R ecord K eeper.
T h e p ro g ra m Is a s follow s;
of th e C leveland acres. Next week
10 a. m. D ev o tlo n als. led by J th e hop field fo r fu n , so th ey say.
T he C am p b ell, W alln an d S chram w ork will be begun on th e g ra d in g
F. W ilm arth.
FO R SALE! Span
of
h o rs-s,
fam
ilies re tu rn e d from T ro u t creek of th e s tre e ts an d th e sale of th e
A d d ress,
The
G raded
S unday
re m a in in g tr a c ts pushed vigorously. 2800 p o u n d s; 9 and 12 y e a rs old.
last
M
onday
ev
en
in
g
a
fte
r
sp
en
d
in
g
’School W ork, O. W. B o rin g
See G. B.
H a m ilto n ,
G resh am ,
Mrs. O w ens of Sellw ood Is v is it
A d d ress, T he N eeds of th e A ver a couple of d ay s c a tc h in g th e sp le n
R D. 3.
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ing w ith h e r d a u g h te r, M rs II. E.
did
b
eau
ties.
T
hey
re
p
o
rt
good
ag e C o u n try C h u rch , C. P. T o ll
ro ad s, sp len d id tr ip an d creek fu ll Davis.
m an.
Mrs. A. W. C ook, w ho h a s been I H O R SES FO R SA LE
E ig h t tiead
of fish. A
huge
bear
passed
S erm o n , Rev. E. O wens.
first -class w ork horses. A aron K n ig h
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
ed
g
e
o
f
cam
p
an
d
a
in
poor
h
e
a
lth
fo
r
som
e
tim
e,
w
as
C o n secratio n S erv ice, led by C apt.
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fine buck crossed tlie cre e k n earb y . ta k e n su d d en ly
w orse
y esterd ay ton, Gresham .
C. O. B ran so n .
But
h
av
in
g
no
license
to
kill
b
ear
m
o
rning.
D in n er an d ex p erien ce m eetin g .
FOUND — A v a lu a b le h u n tin g
1 :2 0 .
D ev o tlo n als, led by B, L. is th e excuse fo r not follow ing b ru in
A m ong re c e n t
g u e sts
a t H otel
J. P. P ro v in ce and son hav e o p e n C ongdon a re , R ich ard M eaupin
N o rth ru p .
of hound. P h o n e G resham 237. 53
A d d ress, T he N eeds of O ur Own ed a real e s ta te office in th e C ree P o rtla n d , Dr. C. W. Low e of P o r t
b u ild in g
Ivan P ro v in ce
h as
re la n d , G. B. Voss, La G ran d e an d T.
L an d , Mw. W. H. B achtneyer.
“ F ro m P o rtla n d to th e m o u n ta in s
ceived his com m ission as n o ta ry p u b P . W indow , P. C. B. Co.
R ecitatio n , M abel Shipley.
look o u t fo r th e O u tlo o k .”
lic
an
d
is
now
read
y
fo
r
business.
R ead in g , Mrs. A. B. C ald er.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Ilow iU went
G. II. Z im m erm an
an d fam ily,
A d d ress, T he
Use
w hich
th e
Scio on a
w ho hav e been tra v e lin g
th ro u g h W ednesday by a u to to
P O B TLA M I M ARKETS.
C h u rc h sh o u ld m ak e of th e S ecu lar
b u sin ess trip . T hey will he ab sen t
Y ellow stone P a rk th e
p ast
tw o
P ress, A. R. L ym an.
ab
o
u
t
one
w
eek.
m o n th s, hav e re tu rn e d hom e.
G ra in , F lo u r , F e e d , E tc.
S y stem atic G iving, G. H. B ick
T he G resh am R eal E s ta te C om
L illian L u sch er, second d a u g h te r
W H E A T — New cro p : L lu esti nt,
ford.
of J a c k L u sc h e r of F airv iew , Is s e r pany sold th is w eek to O scar T horen $3-84«; Club, 79-80c; Bed R u ssian ,
T h e N o rth ru p fam ily will re n d e r
lot in block
seven of
th e
iously 111 w ith sm all hopes of re one
78c; V alley, 79-80c.
se v e ra l In s tru m e n ta l selectio n s.
Z en ith a d d itio n , a lso tw o lo ts to
covery.
M 1L L STU FFS — B ra n , $24.50-25
A. J . W. B row n in block 17.
p er to n ;
m iddlings, 932;
s h o rts ,
FO R SA LE H ouse an d tw o lo ts
P le a s a n t V alley G ran g e m et last
E m ery R o b erts ex p ects to s ta rt $25.50-26: ro lled b arley ,
$32 33;
S a tu rd a y in an all
day
m eeting. in G resham E n q u ire at O utlook o f th e first of th e week for Y aquim a
$31.50.
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S ev eral m em b ers of o th e r g ra n g e s fice.
Hay, w h ere he » ill jo in a su rv ey in g
F L O U R P a te n ts , $4 95 p er b a r
w ere p re s e n t an d p a rtic ip a te d .
It
p arty .
re l; s tra ig h ts , $ 3 .8 6 ; e x p o rts. $3.60;
E. E. M arsh all, a g e n t fo r M itchell
w as esp ecially u rg ed th a t G ra n g e rs
T h ere will be re g u la r serv ices at valley, $4 80; g ra h a m , $4 50; w hole
u n ite and co -o p erate m o re th a n in l-ewis ic S ta v e r im p lem en ts, can be th e B ap tist
c h u rc h
a g a in
next w h eat, $4.70.
found a t T he C ongdon, p h o n e 571, Sunday.
th e past.
OATS New, w hite, $25 -2 6 ; pe
G resham .
D. G rady of S u n n y sid e, am i W. B. ton
A. F M iller w as In S andy an d vi
CORN — W hole, $33;
cra c k e d ,
FO R SA LE — O ne
yo u n g
cow. F alls, of U tica, N eb., w ere in tow n
cin ity W ednesday in te rv ie w in g fa r m
W ednesday. Mr. G rady is recen tly $34 p e r ton.
P
hone
601,
O
scar
T
h
o
re
n
,
G
resh
am
,
e rs an d se c u rin g th e best e x h ib its
from Iow a and both g en tle m e n ex
BARLEY
New feed, $: i l -3 2 P-M
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o f fr u its an d v e g e ta b le s th a t fine O regon,
pect to lo cate h e re p e rm a n e n tly .
to n ; brew ing. $36-37.
sectio n can affo rd fo r th e G ran g e
HAY T im o th y , valley,
$15-16:
Kow K ic k e r.
A. IL G ould wag ta k e n q u ite sick
fa ir a t G resh am . He
m et
w ith
$9.00-1 i :
on M onday an d h as been co n fin ed a lfa lfa , $12; g ra in hay,
S
m
ith
's
anti-cow
k
ic
k
e
r
Is
g
u
a
r
a
n
m uch etic o u ra g m e n t. As th e peo
clover, $8.50-9.
ple of S andy a re not to have a fa ir teed to do th e w ork. A boy can to h is bed fo r a few days
put
on
an
d
ta
k
e
o
ff
and
no
m
a
n
's
H a iry and C o u n try P roduce.
Rev.
and
M
rs
Alex.
B
eers
and
th ey w ill ta k e a la rg e In te re st
in
cow can kick w hile o n .T h is we g u a r nephew , D ana N ew ton, of S e a ttle
th e M ultn o m ah co u n ty fair.
PO U LTRY — L ive h en s, 1 5 '-
a n te e an d tw o b u c k e ts of m ilk k ic k a re v isitin g Mr B eer's siste rs, Mrs.
16c;
sp rin g s,
15-16> ¿c;
d u ck -
ed o v e r d u rin g th is th e fly season H enry M etzger an d M rs. D an Metz
young, 15-16c; geese, 11c; lu r k e .s
<>. W. R. A X. TIM E TABLE
w ill
m o re th a n pay fo r
one. ger.
18-18c.
EASTBOUND
We will d e m o n s tra te th is by callin g
Miss M am ie T ow nsend of P o rtla n
EGGS- O regon, ra n c h , c a n d l'd
L eave P o rtla n d 7 :5 0 a. in — A rriv e on T. A. O. S te n sla n d , R ockw ood o r visited recen tly w ith
h e r m o th er, 26c.
F airv iew 8 :2 5 a. in .; T ro u td a le , a d d re s s R. D. box 27, C leone, O re M rs Ida D oane
C H E E S E — F u ll cre a m , tw in t
tf
8 :30 a. m.
. gon.
R obert D oane of L en ts sp en t one 15c p er p o u n d ; young A m erica, 1 6 '
Lv. P o rtla n d 4 :00 p m .— Ar. F a i r - .
p e r pound.
day th is week in G resham .
view 4 34 p. m .; T ro u td a le . 4 :39. * T A K EN U P — By F E. K enney.
B U T T E R — C ity c re a m e ry extr:
D.
W
D
oane
left
last
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
for
Lv. P o rtla n d 8 :0 0 p. n u — Ar. T ro u t T ro u td a le , R. 1, box 49, n e a r Sw eet
31c per pound.
C
alifo
rn
ia,
w
here
he
w
ill
w
ork
for
B
riar
F
a
rm
,
tw
o
row
s,
2
and
3
yen
«
d a le 8 45 p. m
P O R K --F a n c y , l O 'V - ll c per lb.
old, w ith red ta g s In e a rs , both th e Shaw H atch er C om pany.
W ESTBOUND
VEAL- F an cy , 1 3*^-1 4 '5 c p e r L
d ry .
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Lv. T ro u td a le 9 :2 8 a. m ; leave
D on't fo rg et S u n d ay , th e C ongdon
F a irv ie w 9 :3 3 a m .— A r. P o rtla n
CORD WOOD —- D elivered a n y H otel C afe, G resh am , O rpgon.
V e g e ta b les and F ru it« .
1 0 :1 5 a. m
w here » Inn tt is o n a b le h a u lin g dis
WATERMELONS - lc per pound
Lv. T ro u td a le 4 55 p m .; leave F a ir- tan ce.
T he O utlook w ill visit a re la tiv e P er pound.
1 t on e 32 4
Jo h n
L a rso n ,
view 5 :00 p m .— Ar. Portland G resh am . It. I.
102
o r frien d fo r you 104 tim e s d u rin g
ONIONS — W alla W alla,
$1.77.
5 :4 5 p tn.
th e y e a r, b rim fu ll o f new s. Is n 't p e r cw t.
. —-------- —
LOTS FO R SA LE a t C e d a rv ille — th a t w o rth s o m e th in g to you?
V E G E T A B L E S ■— C ab b ag e, $2
F O R S A L E — 2,000 C ed ar posts E asy te rm s. H. W. S n a sh a ll P h o n e
PO TA TO ES — New O reg o n , 1 >5
on g ro u n d
O ne m ile e a st o f G resh -I O resh am 74.
tf
GOOD P A S T U R E
fo r re n t a t p e r lb.; sw eet p o tato es, 3c; new <ai
am at T la J u a n a
Mrs J A S te p h
A nderson
s ta tio n .
Ed.
O sb u rn , ro ts. $ 1 .7 5 ; tu rn ip s , $ 1 .2 5 ;
b e e tt,
ens, R o u te 2, Box 85.
tf
tf
Watch the Outlook for the n e w *., pboa* 691.
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