TWICE A WEEK
VOL 2.
NO. 17
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 26
“KEEPFRESH” OR
CANNERY HERE?
KELSO RESIDENT DIES
OF CONSUMPTION
“Ever at Your Service”
Phone 701
1912
$ 1 .50 PER YEAR
WHERE NATURE REFRESHES THE BUSINESSMAN
ACTIVITY IN REAL ESTATE
AT PLEASANT HOME
VIEWERS WILL
MAKE REPORT
The funeral of Bert Jonsrud. who
dlwl Sunday evening of consum p
PLEASANT HOME, April 26.—
lie. ting was held la st W ednesday tion, was held Wednesday afternoon
Several men have been em ployed
lit u nder th e au spices of th e from the family residence near Bor
At th e
ad jo u rn ed m eeting
of
j by th e I inbdenstock & Larson com
Jommerclal club to w itness a d eni ing. Deceased
was the youngest
pany to build sidew alks along the th e council last T uesday night much
a l ration
of th e
“ K ee p fresh ” son of J .'G . J o n sru d 'a n d was born
stre e ts recently laid out. T his is I business was talk ed over and sev-
a thuds of preserv in g fru its
and in F reeborn county, Minnesota, in
a g reat im provem ent to th e lots in e ra l com m ittees m ade rep o rts but
rgetables and con sid er the advisa- 1871, settled near Boring in 1877
th e new tow n site
of
P leasant
only a few m a tte rs w ere acted on as
'lily of locating a
p la n t in th is a,l<1 >>as lived here ever since. Mr
Home. Most of the lots have been
{ Jo n sru d was well known in this
gdace.
sold
L ast Sunday, th e th ird excur motions. T here being a full a tte n d
A cannery
p ro jec t
has
been , com m unity and the funeral was one
sion day to th is place, four cars full ance th e resolution calling for a
vorked up to a n ea r success so far of **le largest ever held in the vl-
of hom eseekers cam e out.
special election to au th o rize th e is
ks idans and stock su b sc rip tio n s are «••|>ity. Services were held at the
sue
of an ad d itio n al $5000 bonds
Miss W lllena S h rin er and Fred
koiiccrned, u n d er th e directio n
of KelB0 church. Interm ent in the
F reedeen of P o rtlan d w ere guests for extension of w ater system was
Ihe locals of th e F a rm e rs ’ Society of Sandy cemetery. His widow is the
of h er p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. I. N. read and unanim ously passed .
Equity. T he “ K ee p fresh '' people, of O1|1T family survivor.
S hriner.
T he council appointeed
D.
R.
course, are try in g to convince the
Boring was the scene of two
A lbert B ankers, who has been a t Shoem aker, H. E. Davis, and R. W.
tanners and business men th a t th e ir burglaries early Tuesday morning.
ten d in g Lincoln High for th e past G ibbs as view ers for th e new stree t
In •!hod is m ore of a success th an a T he thieves breaking
into
Fred
>wo years, left S atu rd ay n ig h t for being opened ju st west of Main. The
tannery proposition.
M orter's blacksm ith
shop, taking
P rince R u p ert, Canada. He goes tim e set for viewing th e street and
Farm house o f S p rin g h ill F a rm , Je n n e S tation; W a lt e r M e tz le r , M a n a g e r
The follow ing re p re se n ta tiv e s of 8°nie tools and from th ere they went
by rail to S e a ttle and thence
by estim a tin g benefits and dam ages is
|h e com pany were p re se n t W ednes to th« •to«'« of J. W. Roots & Co.,
i, i.
. . .
I b o at' The trip is ta k en for th e ben- 10 a. m. tom orrow , S aturday. The
m ent. he becam e in tim e an expert | e flt of hJg h ealth
lay night:
R. W. K ing, assistan t w*iere they gained en trance by bor-
stre e t begeins a t th e w est end of
w orkm an and in March, 1900, he o r
Jn atiager; A. B. K irk, su p e rin ten - ln8 holes through th e side door and
F irst stre e t and
ex tends
to the
The Ladies Aid society of th e M.
ganized th e p rin tin g firm of Mann
c.iit, and M, B. R u th erfo rd .
reaching the lock on the inside.
n o rth side of F ifth stree t. It has
E.
church
will
be
e
n
tertain
ed
at
Ai Beach, which continued In suc
The nam e of th e com pany they Except a quantity of canned goods,
been decided to m ake It fo rty feet
cessful business for e ig h t years te a a t th e hom e of Mrs. A. B ankers, wide.
i presented Is th e
W orld
Keep- tobacco and a few pairs of gloves,
W
ednesday,
May
1st.
In 1908, Mr. Mann retired
from
Jr?sh com pany w ith h e a d q u a rte rs Mr Telford of the company is un-
P ipe for th e extension of th e four
Mrs. M artin L e n n a rts and
Mrs. inch m ain on Powell stre e t has been
th a t connection to estab lish th e Ivy
la P ortland. T he “ K ee p fresh " pro- able at present to state the exact
P ress, now one of th e best known Alfonzo Shipley atten d ed q u arte rly received and th e ditch dug for lay
ss Is th e invention of H enry Lam- am ount of loot taken. It is thought
M. E. ing th e same. T his will extend as
high class book and job p rin tin g conference a t th e Boring
crt, a well know n citizen of P o rt th e deed was com mitted by some 1
concerns in th e w est, conducting a church T hursday m orning held by far as H essel's residence , or about
land and son of th e o rig in a to r of one fam iliar with the surroundings.
general p rin tin g business to g e th er Rev. Geo F. Hopkins, in th e ab 1500 feet. F rom th e re a tw o-inch
John Richie went to Portland '
|h c fam ous L am b ert cherry.
with high class ad v ertisin g novelties. sence of the i stric t su p erin ten d en t. pipe will be laid to th e brow of th e
The plan of th e com pany as o u t Monday on business.
All th a t indicates progress in the
Mlsd Elva Dolan visited friends
T he boys ol th e A ll-Star A thletic hill iip-front of th e Cotton residence
lined by these gentlem en, a fte r
“ a r t p reserv ativ e" is found in his club will entei .ain th e ir friends at N early 1000 feet of tw o-inch pipe
|hey had given everyone a
ta ste in P ortland Monday.
estab lish m en t and
the splendidly an ice cream p arty in th e Douglass, has been received for extension on
Mrs. P. K. Stone and m other, Mrs.
if th eir preserved food delicacies,
equipped p lan t en ab les him to tu rn hall S aturday evening. T he club so u th R oberts avenue. T he work
Its follows:
Enough stock is to be J. W. McClund made a shopping
out w ork of th e highest grade. A has a large m em bership of th e young of laying will be pushed
rapidly.
Subscribed here to cover th e cost trip to P ortland Monday.
liberal
p atro n ag e is accorded him, men. T heir object is physical de Roy S hoem aker and Mr. Davidson
C
harles
Palm
er
and
Frank
Wag
if co n structing and equipping a
m aking th e business one of the velopm ent and social pleasure. They will lay a pipe to th e ir p ro p erty , on
plant which will am ount to $10,000. ner did some shopping in Gresham
leading
en terp rises of th is ch arac m eet in th e D ouglass hall Tuesday Powell stre e t a few h u n d red feet
Monday.
Ibis they explained w as stock in
te r in P o rtland.
n ig h ts and F rid ay nights.
T he east of th e p resen t en d
Mrs. Brooks, proprietor
of the
of th e
|lie p are n t com pany w hich shared
JOHN M. MANN,
On the 18th of March, 1894, Mr. money raised from th e ir recent so four-inch m ain.
goods in
In all the p ro fits not of th is p lant re sta u ra n t was buying
Owner of the Spring H ill Farm anil
Mann was m arried to Miss Copley, a cial, about $35, was spent for a th
C om m ittees rep o rted tlia t th e re
»lone but of th e com pany.
The P ortland Wednesday.
Secretary of the .len n e S tation
d au g h ter of R obert Copley, a pion letic ap p a ratu s which has been In w ere several u n sa n ita ry places,som e
Shareholders located a t th is point
Paul Meinig the Sandy m erchant,
Im provem ent A ssociation.
eer of 1854. Two children
were stalled. They invite visitors to a t of them close to th e business p a rt
Mould elect a m em ber to the hoard was here Wednesday.
born u nto them , of whom W illiam tend th e ir m eetings.
of tow n,about which com plaints were
Mr. and Mrs. John Schultz made
if directors of th e com pany. The
Jo h n M. Mann is a native of th e died in infancy. T he surviving son,
J. S. Newsome has th e w ire fence being m ade. It was o rd ered th a t
Jom pany would own and control the a trip to P ortland Wednesday.
F ra n k Rehberg will be at the Em pire state, his birth having oc M aurice, is th irte en years of age. p u t up aro u n d his lot and will be thq com m ittee on h ealth and police
p lant. T his would be only one of
imny p lan ts it was proposed to es opera house S aturday night, show curred in Corning, New Y ork, Sep The fam ily residence is In Irv in g gin his house In a few days. M tb . have th ese places cleaned at once.
ton.
City A tto rn ey C. L. E verson was
J a n e Stevens sold a lot to a P ort-
tablish. T here are now two plan ts ing moving pictures and illustrated tem ber 2, 1872. His fath er, M aurice
Mr. Rehberg is an en tain -I Mann, was a native of Ireland, and
Mr. Mann belongs to th e Com- land ca rp en te r, who will p ut up a p rese n t tan d several m a tte rs w ere
built and in o p era tio n s one a t Sa- songs
em and one at H illsboro. Two o th e r e r of m erit and is deserving of a came to America in 1847, settlin g in m ercial club. He is a K n ig h t Tern- home. He is g reatly in terested in referred to him for his opinion o r
tow n and expects to build many for p rep a ra tio n of ordinances.
M assachusetts. At the o u tb reak of p la r and C onsistory Mason and also !
good house.
Slants are u n d e r co nstruction.
O. W. B oring’s little son Lester, th e Civil w ar he responded to the belongs to A1 K ader Tem ple, A. A. ' o f th e houses th a t will be b u ilt th is
The p resident of th e board of dir-
0 . J . Brown Injured.
mow in his call of his adopted country for aid O. N. M. S. H is nam e is also on J sum m er. A carload of lu m b er has
d o rs is A. F . M iller of Sellwood. fell from th e hay
O. J. Brown m et w ith a p ain fu l ac
A lively discussion
took
place fa th e r's barn Wednesday,, strik in g and joined the Union arm y with th e m em bership roll of th e W ood- arriv ed from P o rtlan d , and a busi-
iver th e prices it was estim ated on the side of his head. W hile no which he served th ro u g h o u t the man of th e W orld, th e K n ig h ts of I ness building will be sta rte d itnme- cid en t T h u rsd ay w hile ta k in g a load
the farm ers would receive for th eir bones were broken he was injured period of hostilities. S ubsequently P y th ias and th e Benevolent and P ro - d ia te ly . The saw m ills above here of hay to P o rtlan d . The load tip
he took up his abode in New York tective O rd er of E lks, and his poll- a re so rushed with lum ber orders ped over, and Mr. Brown jum ped,
Fruit
It was sta te d th a t th e com- quite badly.
where lie followed th e trad e of tical en d o rsem en t is given to th e | th a t they had no dry lum ber in strik in g on a rock, and su stain in g
Suit
was
filed
in
the
justice
court
tany, having a p la n t here, would
week by Z. H. Duncoran iron m older for a long period, but Republican party. S tartin g o u t in | stock, th u s n ecessitatin g sending to a com pound fra c tu re of th e bones
have to buy from th e farm ers and last
is now living, retired , enjoying a life fo r him self a t th e age of fif- j P o rtlan d a fte r It.
of one leg above th e an kle, th e
hay them a reaso n ab le prise for against John Fow ler for the recov
p ro jectin g
th e age of teen years he has steadily worked
G eorge N o rth ru p purchased th ree ends of th e bones
their produce. The price of course ery of personal property. Geo. A. well earned rest at
eighty-seven years.
his wayt upw ard and his p rosperity and a h alf acres of land from Mrs th ro u g h th e flesh. T he accident oc
ttiUHt depend upon th e m a rk e t and H all and H. H. H ughes are the a t
■John M. Mann has been a resi Is well deserved as in him are em - Lizzie McKinney and will do sm all cu rred well down into th e city, on
the quality of th e p ro d u cts
Every torneys for the plaintiff.
Following prayer meeting T h u rs d en t of P ortland from th e age of braced th e ch a racteristics of unbend- gardening. Mr. N o rth ru p became en- 82nd street. N earby resid en ts cam e
stockholder would he Interested in
Mr. B row n’s aid and called an
day evening the Epw orth
League nine years, arriv in g in th is city in ing in teg rity u n ab atin g energy, and th u siastlc over th is place when he
file success of th e plant.
_______________ ____________________ am bulance which took him to St,
1881. His education was largely ac in d u stry th a t never flags.
will
elect
delegates
to
atten
d
the
A vote of th e m eeting was taken
Mr. Mann bought th e p roperty places on th e Je n n e Bou,evar(I( a „ V incent's hospital w here he will be
klilch stood stro n g ly In favor of the d istric t convention held at Salem quired in its public schools, and in
1887
he
became
connected
with
the
|.May
10
to
12.
th
a
t now co n stitu tes th e S pringhill the cred lt for
which
he
K, veg cared fo r un til he recovers. Mrs.
project.
p rin tin g business as an apprentice. farm some two y ears ago which was , o his su p erin ten d en t, W alter Metz- Brown is w ith him .
It was decided by th e m em bers
Subscribe for the Outlook, The Closely applying him self to th e mas then a w ilderness. He now has one J ie r , who will reap his h arv est when
bf the F a rm e rs Society of E quity
paper th a t reaches the people.
tery of th e trad e in every depart- of th e
n ea te st
little
up-to-date 1 th e crops m atu re.
visited his fa th e r and b ro th er, who
| ° send re p re se n ta tiv e s to visit the
a re m ak in g a success
of celery,
hints at H lllshoroo oor Salem ,, or
o
th
e
r
sm
all
vegetables
an
d b erries
|i h. .and H. E. Davis and A. R
of ail kinds. T he soil h ere is es
Lyman were sent.
pecially good for onions, asp arag u s,
A m eeting has been called
for
celery and rh u b arb , as well as la rg
latnrday n ig h t to h e a r from these
LIVESTOCK.
Livestock.
POULTRY.
M iscellaneous.
e r products. The best of potato es
and f u rth e r consider or decide
are raised here, having a flav o r su r
I
¡.(iter. If thiw plan is adopted
WANTED— To buy one-day old
NOTH E.
S. C. RHODE ISLAND REDS, and
CORDWOOD delivered by John passing most.
calves.
C.
M.
Sm
ith.
Phone
258.
18
will mean giving u p th e proposed
tf
Notice is hereby given th a t the
W hite
le g h o rn s for
sale. P u re L arson, R oute 4, phone 324.
So g rea t has th e grow th been in
innery. The outcom e is a m a tte r of Pt-rcheron stallion, Decide, is w ith
bred.
Eggs,
$1
per
settin
g
,
$5
per
th e last few m onths th a t th e town
Work H orses for Sale.
HAY—
Good
horse
hay
for
sale
F' lisiderable m om ent and in te rest to draw n from service for the season.
Two team s heavy work horses at 100. Geo. W ilson, T routdale. *18
will lie Incorporated soon. It is in
S trau ss Lum ber Co., Sandy, Oregon, Rodlun Bros', mill. Phone 99. tf
|veryone.
H. E. Davis, GreBham, Ore.
tf
tended to bond th e city for $10,000
EGGS FOR SALE— Single Comb
April
19,
1912.
19
Every farm er and business man
Black Mlnorcas, Single Comb Rhode
for w ater w orks which will probably
F o r Sail'— H orses.
1'iould be p resen t S atu rd ay night
Are You G oing to B u ild ?
Island Reds and W hite Pekin ducks.
be supplied from some of th e excel
FOR
SALE—
One
1400
lb.
m
are
1 m are, 5 years old, w eight about All a t 50 cents per setting. Mrs It so, consult W. H. K arr, G resham ,
b' the Com m ercial Club hall.
lent springs n ear th e bluff. S ecur
$35. Good anim al for garden or for 1300.
A. N eibauer, G resham ,
It. 2, 1 Oregon. P lan s and estim ates furn-
clearing land.
Also some
fine
ing a postoffice will be one of the
1 m are 8 years old, w eight about phone 451
tf ished.
tf
w eanling pigs. C. M. Smith. Phone 1300.
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next m a tte rs to be tak en up, the
258.
tf
MISI ELLA.NEOI H
2 geldings, 4 years old, weight
place now being served by a ru ra l
about 2600.
FOR SALE— C heap— 1
covered ro u te from G resham .
Ali from im ported stock,
FOR SALE— Six horses, some
FO R SALE.— Ideal G asoline e n m a rk e t wagon. A. B rugger, Mel
Our atte n tio n has been called to
S treets a re being graded by th e
THEO. BRL'GGEIt, Gresham . I
broke, some unbroke. It. Beadle, tf
gine, pum p, and
Redwood
tank. ville F arm , G resham , phone 244.
serious
m isstatm en t of facts in the I G resham , Ore., R. 2.
U m bdenstock & L arson com pany.
.
*19
FOR SALE One Sameon Moot G ravel will be p u t on as soon as
ocie concerning the G resham post-' ----- 1— ------------------------------—-----------
REAL ESTATE AND RENTALS : Com plete outfit, Nearly new E asy,
term s.
P e te r Michel,
J
' ■ •' Li< H w as p u b lis h ,,I a » . . k
G resham , windm ill and 35-ft. tow er, com plete possible and sidew alks will be laid,
FOR SALE— Heavy team , wagon
with pum p and one 2500 gallon Red two carlo ad s of lu m b er com ing in
tf
FOR RENT— 30 acres n ear Pleas phone 6x.
6°. I he reference to th e money and harness, suitab le for heavy farm
force
l>r<lers issued In 1899 should have work. Sound, about 7 and 9 years. ant Home, first land, on shares for I r o R 8A LE_ A„ ¿ m T ,‘ o 7 rough wood ta n x , also one hand
pum p. A 1 good as new, at a b ar this week for th a t purpose.
W eight about 2700. John Brown,
ecu 700, not $700. In 1911 the phone 513. G resham .
at
reduced gain.
See A. W. R egner, G resh
T here will be an o th e r excursion
tf potatoes. Sm ith Land Co., Gresh-1 and dressed lum ber
Bum ber of th e m oney o rd e rs issued
tf
prices a t o u r mill two m iles from am , O regon.
-------- am, phone 14 7.
from P o rtlan d next Sunday which
Kelso, Oregon. L um ber delivered.
‘as 1104 d o m e stic 'a n d 30, in tern a-
FOR SALE One team ,
weight
will m ake th e sales of p ro p erty
Sandy Ridge L um ber
Co. Phone
L u iii I m t .
^ional, not th a t nu m b er of dollars
about 1100, with or w ithout h a r
FOR RENT— 5-room co ttag e in 41x1. Jo el J a rl, M anager.
heavy.
64
All kinds of building lum ber,
■lie p o stm istress,
Mrs. McColl, ness. Sound and true. F ran k Mc Zenith addition. See W. E. Wood,
F red Howe, who has m ade for
from sills to m ouldings. I.arge or
Kinney, G resham , R. 2.
Enquire
G resham .
tf
lu rn ish ed us with th e follow ing
FOR SALE- New H ennle bug sm all ord ers filled prom ptly from him self a nam e in th e b arb er Bhop
phone 16x.
H
1 "liicii m a k e in t e r e s tin g
co m
gy, ru b b er-tire d , autom obile back, o u r own mills. You c a n 't do bet at Sandy, will open in th e D ouglass
also good cart. Wm. Ellison, Cleone, ter. Get o u r prices. Send us your building th e last of th e week.
parisons. i n Ja n u a ry ,
1899,
58
LOTS
FOR
SALE
at
C
e
d
a
rv
ille
-
FOR SALE C heap - Poland China
orders. S trau ss L um ber Co., San
P hone 18x
Il. W. Snashall. Phone Or«
lia.iicj o rd ers w ere issued, am ount- brood sows, will have pigs in May Easy term s
Mrs. Roy W alters is sick b ut it
dy, O regon, phone 446.
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i " K ,0 *327.45.
In D ecem ber of the Also 15 pigs 3 m onths old. Elwood's Gresham .4
is hoped she will soon recover.
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POTATOES for Sale—
ante year, 121 o rd ers, rep rese n tin g fa ™ . B arker^road, Cleone, Oregon
T he A ll-Star ath letic club is p lan
G resham F eed Mill
w ants oats
FOR SALE 4 acres near G resh- Phone 471, m orning or evening
Route 1, box 56.
and w heat. H ighest cash prices ning to give th e g irls th e use of the
I ” -’6.77 w ere issued.
room house, creek running C ha»- C leveland, Gresham
Phone 561.
Hie o rd ers for Ja n u a ry ,
1911,
hall tw o n ig h ts of th e week for gym
WANTED— One carload of fresh th ro u g h
plMW, BlM grove
cheap I°n._____________________
fo'aled 356. am o u n tin g to $2148.13, cows. S. F. Pitts, Gresham , phone for easb. o r on te rm s
Apply to Jas
nasium purposes.
C oncrete B locks.
—
WANTED-—C. B. Beck, to come
>18 Robinson, Route 4, box 5a, G resh
""I for
D ecem ber,
1911,
Mr. and Mrs T hom as K ennedy en-
459, 32x
I
still
have
several
h
u
n
d
red
con-
am .
tf
and ta k e care of his things. 8. A.
»'»ounting to $2421.17,
)
cre
te
blocks
on
hand
which
I
will
l«
r<alned
a t d in n er W ednesday, Mr.
i B urr-C raw ford, G resham , Oregon. 1
Estruy Notice.
Ten acres, one m t l e |— ------------------------- - ---------------- ------- sell at a reasonable price. W ill soon and Mrs S pier, Mrs. R andolf Spier,
FOR
SALE
N otice Is hereby given th a t I i
,
' a **e r those moles. O ur Out-
F ra n k |
ea st of Mayberry.
W rite
FOR SALE— 1,006
larg e cedar be able to fu rn ish blocks and bricks aBd Mrs N ettle K lllem of Womllawn
s tght Mole tra p is a su re catch. will sell at public sale at my place i K oisky, Boring, Ore., or phone I posts. Will sell cheap if all tak en of sev eral designs
who is v isitin g h er p are n ts here.
six miles east of Gresham on Tues-
A LBERT DOANE.
>21 at once. J. M. Short.
Hterling & K idder.
tf
T he successes of the O rient school
I day, April 30, 1912. at 10 a. m , 344.
17
Phone 516
one brown mare, about 12 years old,
basket ball team have encouraged
$3200 six-room bungalow InPort-
FOR SALE C heap— Set double
s ta r in forehead, two w hite hind
LOST- W atch by Robt. W alker
lt.xlui',.,1 P rices.
baseball
h arness, set single harness and a Open face w atch, H am ilton works. th e boys to o rg an ize a
,
tier i'e •‘‘•«‘Ctlon of sp rin g and sum - feet, taken up by me on April 17, land, and two lots, to trad e for light
nlekle
case
F
in
d
er
re
tu
rn
and
re-
te
a
m
'
A
nu
n
,l*
r
of
6am
‘'«
»«-
one-horse
farm
wagon.
E
A.
acreage
around
G
resham
.
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H.
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