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G resham O utlook TWICE A WEEK VOL 2. NO. 84 ________________ GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY. DECEMBER 17, GRESHAM GRANGE ELECTS OFFICERS Phone 701 1912 $1.50 PER YEAR to serv e lo n g e r an d a new m a s te r | w ill be elec ted . T. J . K re u d e r an d fi. H. B lack a re m en tio n ed fo r th e I office. T h ere w ill be a class fo r th e I fifth d e g ree an d th e re w ill be a n ex- ' cellen t p ro g ra m fo r th e ev en in g ses sion. NEW SOCIAL CLUB IS STARTED HERE A new social o rg a n iz a tio n , nam ed th e P a stim e club w as o rganized In G resham th is w eek, th e o b ject be in g p u rely social F. L. E verson is p re s id e n t; Jos. P a ten ea u d e, vice p re sid e n t; Ja m e s E lk in g to n , secre- i ta ry ; W. R. B urke, tre a s u re r. T he i board of g o v ern o rs consists of Dr H. H. H ughes, C arl S h a ttu c k an d W Hessel. T he club w ill give Its first social d an ce on New Y ear's n ig h t, I J a n 1, w hich will be a public a f fair. A fter th a t d a te a series of in v ita tio n s w ill be issued fo r o th e r events. Pomona Grange Will Meet Here in All-Day Session DEATH OF FORMER 1 omorrow. G resham G ran g e elected o fficers on S a tu rd a y as follow s: M aster, H E. D avis; o verseer, Mrs. J . K. C av a n a u g h ; le c tu re r, W. B. P arso n s; ste w a rd . Mrs. E m m a M etzger; as s is ta n t ste w a rd , C. F . H odge; lady a s s is ta n t, Mrs. E. G. K a rd e ll, c h a p la in , Mrs. M ary P a rs o n s; se c re ta ry , Mrs. E ffie H odge; tr e a s u re r , G eorge L eslie; P om on a, Miss A lb erta A1 leu; C eres. Mrs. H. E. D avis; F lo ra, Mrs. S usie R ueg g ; g a te k e e p e r, Mrs B a rb a ra S le re t; m u sician , Mrs. F red F ield h o u se. “Ever at Your Service" RESIDENT HERE ALTMAN WANTS FINEST JERSEYS Is Laying Foundation for the Best Dairy Herd in the State. If a ll th e o th e r dairy m en of E a st e rn M ultnom ah w ould e m u la te th e ex am p le set by B ,C. A ltm an th is section of th e s ta te w ould soon com e to th e fro n t th e best d airy h e rd s In th e s ta te of O regon. Up to a year ago th e re w as not know n to be a FARM HOME O F K. J. GRADIN'. fu ll herd of th o ro u g h b re d reg istered E. J. G rad in cam e to G resham n early 17 y ears ago an d began m ak cow s in M u ltn o m ah county but Mr. in g a hom e fo r h im self and fam ily o n a 25-acre tr a c t of uncleared A ltm an h a s ta k e n th e in lativ e and land. T oday his farm is all in c u ltiv a tio n and he is one of th e most now h as ju s t such a herd a t his Mr. C rom w ell w as a b ro th e r of su ccessfu l fa rm e rs and d airy m en o f th is section. H is place is on the fa rm five m iles east of th is city. R ear-A d m iral B. J . C rom w ell, re road lead in g east from S o u th R o b e rts av en u e and is ab o u t one an d one- L ast sp rin g he decided th a t th e tire d , o f W a sh in g to n , D. C. He w as h a lf m iles fro m th e bu sin ess c e n te r of G resham . T he p ro g ram fo r th e P atro n - only w ay to m ak e d airy in g pay legi T h e re w ere v isito rs p re se n t from b o rn a t C h a tta n o o g a , T en n ., O cto sev eral o th e r g ran g es, am ong them T each ers' m eeting, w hich w as p o st tim a te p ro fits w as to keep blooded ber 30, 1841, an d crossed th e p lain s sto ck an d g re a t m ilk p ro d u cers, and being co u n ty d ep u ty A. H. B lack poned to T h u rsd ay ev ening, Dec. 19, in 1850. H e w as am o n g th e first to th a t end he began selliug off his and w ife, and Mrs. W ln d le from itt as follow s: du et by MrB. E W. people w ho se ttle d a t C olfax, W ash., cow s, w hich w ere even abo »e th e W oodlaw n; Mrs. H. L. Vail of E v en A ylsw orth and C. W. A lb ertso n ; pa s ta n d a rd s of th is section an d is one of th e best k n o w n p io n H e sold ing S ta r, s ta te d ep u ty ; H. W. Snas- per, E xcuses. M rs D au ffen b ach , d is n in eteen bend, keeping only th e eers of th e P alo u se • c o u n try . F o r hall and w ife fro m P le a sa n t V alley; cu ssio n ; p ap er, L oyalty to the t e a t , an d now h as Ju st th a t n u m b er m any y e a rs h e w as a la rg e stock E. L. T horpe, w ife an d d a u g h te r of School, M, O. N elson, discu ssio n ; all re g iste re d and tested as to th e ir ra ise r in W h itm an co u n ty . He b u ilt R ockw ood. F. L. E v erso n , city a t F ra n k K olsky o f M aybery w as in sition In the P o rtla n d clearin g solo, C. W. A lbertson. th e firs t saw m ill a t R a in ier, which m ilk p ro d u cin g q u alities. H is te sts to rn e y w as in itia te d in th e first was d estro y ed a few y e a rs a ftr- tow n S a tu rd a y . O ne w eek ago w hile house. They gave up th e ir in tended places h is h e rd at th e head of all an d second degrees. he w as In th e w oods sp littin g wood w edding to u r, as the o p p o rtu n ity for K eeulutli i of C ondolence. w ard in a fo rest fire. in m ilk and b u tte r fat p ro d u ctio n , so Mrs. E m m a M etzger w as elected G resham gr. ;e adopted th e fol th a t he easily ra n k s as th e forem ost In th e civil w ar he served w ith k'or Mr. Jo n es, a sp lin te r of steel Mr. P eterso n to e n te r in to business stew ard fo r th e fifte e n th tim e. She low ing résolut!, s at th e m eeting d a iry m a n and stock ra ise r here e x th e v o lu n te e rs In C om pany G, Sec flew off lo d g in g in h is leg l>elow th e w as too u rg e n t to be slig h ted . p robably holds th e reco rd fo r ho ld knee. T h e w o u n d is cau sin g him ond N e b ra sk a C alv alry . A tten tio n is called to th e d is last S a tu rd a y : cept In p o in t of num bers,w hich is of ing th e sam e g ra n g e office th e lo n g m uch p ain. W hereas, The G reat R eap er has no consequence and Is often m ore of play a d v ertise m en t on th e inside Mr. C rom w ell w as m a rrie d to e st a n y w h ere in th e U nited S tates. p;-radlse above, a d ra w b a c k th a n an asset in th e B. O. Bosw ell, m a n a g e r of th e p ages of Jo h n R ichm ond at R ock g arn e re d Into tl. S arah P ric e in S alem , O re., 43 y ears P o m o n a g ra n g e w ill m eet in G resl o u r esteem ed bro, t l J. W. Davis, d a iry in g business. elec tric lig h t system of G resham , wood. H is new sto re b u ild in g is ago. S ev en teen y ears ago he left am to m o rro w , G resh am g ran g e being th e P a lo u se c o u n try a n d cam e to re p o rts h a v in g signed up tw elve new well filled w ith a select a sso rtm en t th e re fo re H e Is now m ilk in g only e ig h t cows th e e n ta in e rs on th is occasion. As R esolved, T h at G resham g ra n g e b u t h as bred seventeen P o rtla n d , m a k in g his hom e in th is p a tro n s d u rin g th e past w eek. T he of fresh goods w hich he is selling fo r next th is m eetin g Is to be o n e of th e v icin ity up to th e tim e o f his d eath . system h as been ex ten d ed alo n g the o n "sa le s d a y ” at th e sam e prices (No. 270. places on record Its feel y e a r and w ith in tw o y ears front now m ost in te re stin g of th e y e a r it is ing of th e g re a t loss we have su s he expects to have a herd of th irty H e is su rv iv ed by six ch ild re n : P ow ell V alley ro ad , th ro u g h Z enith th e G resham m e rc h a n ts sell for. expected th a t th e re w ill be a larg e tain ed In th e rem oval of th is re g is te re d Je rse y s w ith a value of Mrs. J . C. T w itch ell of P o rtla n d ; a d d itio n an d alo n g C leveland ave H. E. D avis is c u ttin g his holly a tte n d a n c e , am o n g th e expected vis b ro th e r, w hose m any excellent q u a l from $150 to $400. He bought tw o nue. It Is in th a t p a rt o f th e city G eorge C rom w ell of F a rg o L ake, crop and will m ak e th e first ship ito rs b eing S ta te M aster Spence. Sev ities won th e respect of all. His of his cow s from th e herd of H. W est W ash .; Mrs. H a rry W ilk in s of Spo th e new su b s c rib e rs reside. m ent th is week H e has only seven e ra l im p o rta n t su b je c ts w ill be d is love of tr u th an d ju s tic e , an d his of S cappoose, last sp rin g and began P o stm istre ss McColl d esires to tre e s In b e a rin g at p re s e n t, k a n e ; Mrs. C lyde F ie ld s an d Mrs. but cussed, am o n g them th a t of road leg w orthy of o u r sellin g th e m ale calves fo r a d v an c G eorge R oot o f P o rtla n d , an d F. T to w arn th o se w ho m ail packages, , has th re e h u n d re d y o u n g ones w hich u p rig h t life a re islu tio n , w hich th e g ra n g e will ta k e a g ain st th e c u sto m of sealin g them w ill begin b earin g in tw o o r th ree Im itatio n . C rom w ell of Los A ngeles. ing p rices u n til he now R ’ls $100 up ag a in fo r co n sid e ra tio n in hopes R esolved, T h a t th e sy m p ath y of eudh fo r ev ery one he offers. Two by m ean s of ad h esiv e labels. T his of h a v in g s u ita b le law s passed fo r | W R. K n ig h t o f C o rb e tt h as a r m ak es th em first-c la ss an d su b ject years. Mr. D avis re p o rts a re m a rk th is g ra n g e be ex ten d ed to th e y ears ago he could get but $30 ab le g ro w th <luring th e past season. b e tte r highw ays. re lativ es and frien d s in th e ir Bor each fo r th e y o u n g bulls; now the ran g ed fo r an all-d ay tu rk e y shoot to le tte r p o stag e. Mr. an d Mrs. T o w n er and fam ily T he b ien n ial elec tio n of officers at his sto re next S u n d ay , Dec. 22. row , and th a t a copy of th ese reso supply is ex h a u ste d fo r the p resen t, E rn e st P e te rso n , w hose w edding have com e forom Owyhee. Iduho, w ill ta k e place. T h e p re se n t M aster All a rra n g e m e n ts a re m ad e fo r a w as an n o u n ced last week to Miss and will spend th e g re a te r p a rt of th e lu tio n s be placed on o u r reco rd s th e d em an d at $100 apiece exceed o f P o m o n a. R. W. G ill, w ill decline good tim e Theo. B ru g g er, M. S. McKay, in g th e supply. He n ev er sells a helf- E lizab eth H o llid ay , lias ta k e n a po C o n tin u ed on page X E ffie H odge, C o m m itte e C o n tln u ed on page 8 J . T. C rom w ell, w ho w ill be re m em b ered as a re s id e n t of th is v icinity fo r sev eral y ears, h is farm being a t th e cro ssro a d s ju s t e a st of L in n em an d ied a t his h o m e in P o rt land last S a tu rd a y a n d w as buried a t R iverview on M onday. He had been ill fo r a lo n g tim e an d a ll of his c h ild re n w ere p re s e n t a t his b edside a t th e tim e of h is d eath . PROGRAM FOR PATRON TEACHERS MEETING THE HOME NEWS IN BRIEF PARAGRAPHS METZGER B R O S . Phone ils Your Order 661 We w is h High-Class Y ou A nd Cranberries A ll now a a few 2 s u g g e s tio n s to h e lp and a H appy y o u s e le c t y o u r lbs. for C h ristm as C a n d ies o f A ll K inds fr o m lO c P ro sp e ro u s H o lid a y B ananas, O ra n g e s, D a te s , S w e e t P o ta to e s F ig s, L e tt u c e , B ru s s e l S p r o u ts , O y s te r s , C id e r and A p p le s . Brazils Peanuts Almonds Mixed Nuts C h r is tm a s Delivery Groceries We Have a Good Supply of Fresh 2 lbs. for 25c per lb. 20c Walnuts M e rry to Prompt N ew Y ear G r o c e r ie s Raisins 3 packages for Currents 2 “ '* Mince Meat 2 lb. for Mince Meat 3 pkgs. Popcorn 3 lbs. for Hominy 2 lbs. for Plum Pudding per can - 2 5 c p er p o u n d S p e c ia l P r ic e s t o C h u r c h e s a n d S c h o o l s S p e c ia l H om egrow n W a ln u t s p e r p o u n d 1 5 c S e e B ig A d . in th is Is s u e fo r AND NOW F o r t h a t Particular Christmas Baking SPECIAL PRICES, THURSDAY SALES DAY We will Save You Money ■wr -‘’-•'lUiii'lu«.’“, W E HANDLE ORDER A SACK OF Chickens, Eggs and Butter Olympic Flour C ash o r T ra d e on Its G uaranteed and you will like it SA LES DAY If There Is Anything You Need, We Will Get It