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VOL 2. NO. 96
Phone 701
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
FOR NEW ROUTE
pwnto ™ — loca T ^ / T H ^
1NT) MKTflPFIfF?
o. a . c. work
NEWS TOLD IN
ANUrUMUrHCE.
simple roles given
new contests
A pplications for the position of prevent the use of th e h a
for
R e b e r s in the Greshatn school are some time
beginning to come to school clerk
Hev. E. E. Bean and wife of
CoUege, the livestock inter- Roberts. The ten positions
ests,
- n - d s and th e buxines« »X « » » .h t foè Ty" c
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m T
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R
” ere callers on Mr. and
men 1 P o r ü Âûd w e re
and Mr and
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e
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ig
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ta
n
d
in
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nf
r
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all repre- as tbe high standing of the school Mrs h i
c. Biddle
,
the io u r
Qeed of “ qUite a “ a ttra c tio a fur the best in- Beun ’
yesterday
Mr
the hour
was acquainted
with
Mrs
work
I ag ric u ltu ral extension 8truct°rs.
Selection of teachers
Biddle in Colorado
several years
at shall reach to every part **** be made sometim e in May.
of the «tate. AU present
«Stani
~
/
t>
,
ag0
and was a schoolm ate of Mr
Orin
E
Stanley, of P ortland, who and Mrs. St. Cla
their support to the bill now pledged
before bas done much .......................
surveying w“ ° anu Mr* St. C lair in M innesota
¡h e legislature and -
¡ ( lo c a lit y w J ’ a K ^ u
? U
widespread benefits th at will follow u rd *y-
«.
..
Helens, last week,
its passage.
I On Wednesday of last week th
* K nighton moved his fam ily
» « X T " :
s t s t
i° ,"w N° “
“ “
“
Last year, as n ear as we can get
a t t1, th*r« were ab®ut «0.000 chil­
dren engaged in m aking o r rais-
‘Ilg som ething with which to com pete
f° r prlzes in th e in d u srtiai contests
ia different localities. T hat was
only a little sta rt in the work, but
it was a great stim ulus to fu tu re
effort. As a resu lt of the inspira-
tion gained last year it is hoped to
have practically everyone of the
123.000 school children of the state
engaged In some phase of the work
year
thta ,eaF
To those who did not get. inter-
ed ’“
last x year,
, « and d. a x re x ■ « j r “ i :
At a
.
Inspector Visits Pleasant Home tuent’
B ^ k ““'
aaaociation,
the
su
p
erin
ten
d
en t ' o f
District and Changes
FubUc Instru ctio n , the Oregon J
May Come.-
Agri-
cultural
on a
$1.50 PER YEAR
SHORT PARAGRAPHS
~
A postoffice insp ecto r
was at
Pleasant Home on F rid ay last, look­
Job of eloa- I ing over the te rrito ry for the pro-
'P the legig. j postal estab lish m en t of one or pos­
sibly two ru ra l ro u tes from
th a t
“tay not be
point As an inspector Is very se­
8 day. peo.
cretive and never te lls w hat he In­
I and Sena-|
tends to recom m end to th e postoffice
rig h t but I
b ard work I department th e re Is no possibility of
“ my hair I knowing ju s t w hat
changes,
if
any, will be m ade but it is alm ost
1 bave said
assurtd th a t a new postoffice will
°use than
but it win I be established th e re w ith a t least
■
„ « m
m m
S i . X Z X T l „ i ”
S° I Will I
said
“Ever at Your Service”
NEW FEATURES
ARE POPULAR
Innovations in Terpsichorean
A rt Introduced by
Pastime Club.
—-
Satt»rday evening
last the Pas-
tim* club of Greabam introduced an
innovation in dancing th a t is cer-
tain to ** a w*nner, and one which
* iU b*'’ottl<‘ th e popular method of
conducting dances at this P lace
it
"« « « « work so easily away from
the car lines, but here In Gresham
re ln Gresham
it makes for dancing more agree­
able pastim e and one th at cannot
The m ost im p o rtan t one is th a t thè be successfully criticised.
“ “ “ “
„ „ ¿ ‘'" u . t * . ’
'
work them -
Reference is Intended here to the
Each countv or
! q u e ts ” v i v J t a L l ’T .
** “ • ,I10St enjoyable event of ;-*n will be required
sign a state- idea of controlling the dances of
There has been considerable de­ < M
county or d istric t of
given Im partially were well the social season.
ment to th a t effect.
li
raising the town ln th* bands of responsl-
velopment th ro u g h o u t the whole ter- the
HORPE
ritory and the consequent establish- in stit u n o n ^ 'â n ï t h e ^
?<* ‘Ted
Ca' anaUgh
garden,
some
one
else
may
plow
the ble Persons, go th a t the full enjoy-
G rass
Valley
experts
f r o m 'the »»«tailing officer and did was
her the Wm.
guest W alker
on S u of
n d ay
K T his
brother m u . / V i h ha" o w it, but the child men t of the evenings may be had
meat of several new roads during
the O. a . c . in charge will go into ( Work in her usual way- which means Hugh W alker an.l wife.
I U rg ing
h a l t i n g * ftIantt.n g- c“ ‘* b> y ° un« and old alike and the
the past few years. T he building
partn ersh ip with the
farm ers in *Plendldly-
There were several slck ‘‘J H e % * iT a r % r * ? 0^**1 v, <lUlt‘? ' ing P a l t r y the child d*oes nu" have ellrulnatioQ
° ( those with whom
elim ination
of the M ount Hood road stim ulated
solving soil problem s and the «x- vUitOr" who were made to feel th a t be suffering with q X s y b “ ^ 1 th
° 2 i to ° o * " 1 a 1 th
e PaI>nt
Ho
.
¿
tbe
Pa
ren
t
flock,
but
m
ust
tbey
do
not
car® to associate at
the opening of new roads to several Plotting a g ric u ltu re to the lim it of th eir pr«senc« added to the even- doctor now pronounced the trouble
" d f®*d
set the * eg8S
eggs a and
feed and care for SUi:i> gatherings. The attendance
loca’ions th a t a re en title d
to free
the chickens they exhibit.
last S aturday night attested
the
its possibilities.
: ing's pleasure.
' dlptheria.
nail service, over a territo ry ex-
S enate bill 72 asks th a t the state
In a recent le tte r to the Outlook Tv,i?c VV- . C T c wil! meet next
“ al.n . e bjeC? of th « ^ fact th a t people will come to a prop-
| tending as fa r ea stw a rd as the San­ this year ap p ro p riate
contests
is to get
the som
boys ething1
a sufficient W’ G Cath^ - " ho baa »Pent several •
'
a ft^ n° OD- J a a - 30. a t one girls
interested
In doing
,c onducttd d ance when they
w« .
i ® c lo c k lit th o B u p tia t c h u r c h
dy bridge, and even beyond there.
am ount to s ta rt this work on a sat- m onths in Seattle with his sonW ill,
The new library
furnace
was To teach them to do som ething prac- wouId not otherw ise be found in
If necessary. N orth of P leasant Home
)F
isfactory basis, th e counties to share states tb a t b« •« feeling fine, and
up yesterday and is found tlcal, som ething worth while, some- th« ball, much as they may love the
is a section th a t should be served, in the benefits also being expected to U stro n S«r a nd heavier th an he has t0 .¡X w° rk in f, aaHsfMtorily
thing by which they can earn a ltv- sport of dancing. A large n u n .lx r
mg when they grow up to manhood were the™ . h / v
’ ! number
! and num erous o th e r roads th a t lead
set aside funds to carry the project
for 15 or 20 years
He be- a caller y e s te r d V o n M r^ ‘^ v ’ " r * and womanhood. And the only way
h e bo b a' e not fc*cn io a
to isolated farm houses may now be
along The federal governm ent, too,
th a t th<? change has done him Biddle
Mrs. Biddle, who is suffer- to learn how to do som ething is to dance for m onths, simply because
used th a t have
never
heretofore
wikl be draw n upon for money
it 6° ° d and says be is pleased w ith
wit.b cancer is confined to her do th at th in g with your own hands rh« m anagem ent and much of the
been .included in th e ru ra l delivery-
and If you show som ething th a t some- attendance at public dances ev en
having made provisions for extension the clituate. He is planning
to bed. She has th e sym pathy
service.
one else haa raised or made vou in th*»
v
prayers of a wide circle of friends. are
cheating yourself out of K e L £ country where conditions are
work of the various states.
in , APril , or . May- Mr-
I com€
, , . , . bome
.
E. C. Jehn of P ortland was a
It is expected th a t the organiza­
most valuable part, of the contest tattc“ cleaner and h ealthier than in
it is only by such an arran g em en t Cath<?y 18 a Ploneer in ibis section, business visitor in Gresham today
tion of th e proposed ro u tes will call
— the experience gained by doing it tbe city- a rc such th at they prefer-
th a t th e governm ent funds can be cotnlng here in th e early ’50's
He
-v ,rs Hugh W alker en tertain ed
for a com plete reorganization of two obtained
_ ____ at _ y °ur8elf
red to forego the enjoym ent to mix-
to fu rth e r d em o n str.ti,,,, haa many reIatlvcs and warm friends i, ° " y conipany of girls last _
night
.
GtvkuuuaLraiion
,
h e r home
h o m e on
H
ood avenue,
avonnz» in
<n honor
routes o u t of Boring and two out -
.
'*er
on
Hood
Xot
only
th
at,
but
in
showtng
ing
with those whom
they would
farm work in thia state. To get am ong the O u tlo o k s readers
no of her nelce
Miss Eva Harm s
who som ething that is not the product scarcely
of Gresham. Routes one and two
invite to th eir homes.
w hat it ia e n title d to in this direc- Wil1 be Pleased to bear these good was celebrating her 12th birthday, i
bis
own
effort
he
is
practicing
from Boring have not been changed
There are many new ba ream s in
-
tion, the sta te m u st show its inter- W° rds from h lm ’
for several years, and th e n a tu ra l
M
" rs. Briggs of Lyle, W ash., is the big sales day advertisem ent for layinK tb e foundation for a life of witb order-lovingj people is the
est
by
taking
th
is
m
ovem
ent
up
in
I settlement grow th of th e whole te r­
t
*“ v isitlne with h e r
M r. t . m . I next Thursday
Read them
over d l»bonor and trouble. He may be closing of the dance at m iiln la h r
ea rn e st and ail th o se who fav o r the ¡ “ V“ * ’ lth her ,1 ,te r Mr8’ Jam « ' carefully- and tak e advantage of the ^ c e s s f u l in deceiving others. No To m a n , th e c o n U n u a n i X
h
ritory served by them now calls for
low
prices
There
are
going
to
be ( one but himself and the members ov„ r any
to n tln u a n ce
a dance
developm ent of O regon’s agricultur-1 Sterllng
extensions. These can be m ade so
big crowds in Gcesham and It is a Iof bis own fam ily may ever know
e lnto hund“y m orning Is some-
al possibilities, its biggest asset,
____ ____
are I Burton Meade of Portland vislt- good tim e and place to meet your rhat be has cheated, but. th a t is * bat rePUgnant; to some it means
that a p o rtion
of. the
te rrito ry
ed over Sunday w ith W alter and
behind
the
proposed
m
easure.
| now served by No. 1, may be added
friends from oth er places.
enough
In doing w hat he knows a dull day following or one spent In
Floyd Metzger
n
Miis Fay Webber visited in Mil is “ ot r i8bt he loses respect for bed: to other« it
.
to the P lea san t Home d istric t, much
Grove M. Sm ith spent Sunday in w aukie over Sunday w ith her grai 1
*bat la a longstep in jn
. h
WOTS
<<as P la n t to Move.
I to the ad v an tag e of everyone con-
P ortland.
‘
1
he
Beaver
AcMfylent
gas
m
achine
| ccrned.
Mrs. H arve M etzger
who has
Miss Tilda W alker expects to gn son loses respect for himself he P°ln t fbe m idnight dances are su-
factory has m ade arran g em en ts to been seriously ¡11 for the na«t few th is
t0 Was,,o, Oregon, to Jo
soon Io^ « the confidences an.l re- Porlor to all-night perform ances yet
Route No. 2 from G resham will .
uee
s e n u u s iy
‘o r ln e Pa s t rew her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert i
° f others
..................
To —
thy self
be It Is recognized th a t In many locali-
be hit th e h ard e st in the reo rg an ­ move into the K egner building on weeks,
is
now
confined
to
her
bed.
W
alker,
who
moved
there
'
L
fu «?, fin«i it follows
th*4
«liiy
fui- ila *
Second
street,
form
erly
occupied
by
3*
4*raI
lows
night
th
a
t
to
no
oth
er
man
” <«« “ v , r d ji l y Po““ “ >1*
fo r
isation, as ab o u t three m iles of the
Mrs.
E
lizabeth
Roberts
of
Chica-
m
onths
ago.
the
H
unt
Mission
fu
rn
itu
re
com­
thou
cansf
be
false
”
Every
child
daneers
to
get
to
the
hall
early
eastern end w ith all Its repeats and ,
go is visiting a t th e home of
D
w
ight-E
dw
ard’s
dependable
.•of-
^
¡
?
_
f
S
T
IyJ
n,
Hre
Ib
ls'p
rin
c
i-
enough
^o
get
all
the
dancing
tfe ,
I trossroads will be tak en away. About pany. Need for m ore room in m an­ brother, J. W. T aggart
M rs
JT1*'
»erved all day T hursday ¿hrough’'life''n e v er d e p a r ‘‘f r o n / h ' w ant before 12 o ’clock, or to be able
eight miles of road travel will be u fac tu re of gas p la n ts decided the e rts has been in C alifornia since
to leave before daylight, on account
lost, but ab o u t th a t much can be move which may be only tem porary, November and will rem ain here the
a u< 8
P arents, do n 't th in k you are fav­
made up In o th e r directions, so that as the business will again require rest of the w inter.
oring your child by giving or loan­ of work on th e farm in the first in­
larg er q u a rte rs before an o th er year.
ing him som ething to take to the stance and for the lack of tra n s­
the service will be ju s t th a t much
Mrs. E lla Aton started yesterday
A sales agency has been estab­
fair to win a prize with, for you portation on the other.
further extended and more people
for
P
o
rt
Orford,
Ore.,
where
she
are not. On th e oth er hand, you
lished in P ortlan d with the Pacific
Popular prices, too, have a great
served th a n a t present.
will spend several weeks with her
are doing him an absolute injustice. deal to do with the popularity of
Coast P ate n t Sales agency,
F.
E.
These changes, if m ade, will not
\ ou are cheating him out of the
friends Rev. and Mrs. Young. Mr
Kenney, m anager, in charge
Nego- )
A fire alarm was turned in during ! ’ a l“,abI* “ bT ? 'nce of. 1*‘arn?ng bow the Pastim e club dances.
come about in a h u rry for the post-
Young will be rem em bered by many
tiations are on for the sale of p a t­
It only cost the revelers of last
. v - .- u . . . -c_
“
i to do som ething, and at the same
office d ep a rtm en t
is proverbially
here as the man who assisted for tbe height o f the Pasrinieclub dance time educating him to be dishonest
e n t rights for one Pacific coast
Saturday night the sum of 75 cents
slow and a y ear som etim es elapses
several weeks
most Im­ to enjoy themselvqg for four solid
sta te and the sale of o th er
state late Scott Aton.
before an o rd e r is m ade and put in­
portant p art of the early education
,
It
was
afterw
ard
reported
th
a
t
the
hours. T hat is. th e men. for ladies
rights are in contem plation.
to effect, so th e re is no probability
Mrs. W ithrow and two of her alarm was given over
th e
tele­ of the child, and the greatest value
At most of tbe
In these industrial contests is along were adm itted free
that any change will be m ade before
friends of P o rtlan d were guests one pbone to central by a young man that line— form ing In
the
child country dances, and it has been tbe
A djourned M eeting of F a ir Director« day last week of Mrs. S. T. Crow.
who waa l™*a8«?d because he failed
late next sum m er at th e
nearest.
to get an invitation to the dance habits of industry, economy, sys­ same here up to now, th e cost for
An adjo u rn ed m eeting
of
the
There is one g ratify in g feature
Colby
M
arston
had
the
mlsfor-
and
thought to get revenge by that tem, honesty, self-reliance and all
! though:
T he proposal to establish board of fair d irecto rs will be held tu n e to cut his th u m b on a jagged method. The sus{>ected young man of the tra its th at go to m ake up the a dance to a gentlem an bringing a,
lady with him Is never less than
good citizen.
on Monday for the purpose of elect­
a postoffice a t P le a sa n t H ome doubt­
piece of tin Sunday n ig h t It cut to ,e,t town on Sunday, fearing ar-
There
will
be
many
valuable
prix-
dollars, sometim es more. That
ing division su perintendents. P resi­ ..
.
.
,
rest, as the penalty, if proven would
less carries w ith it
an assurance
a fin<? of , 60 or 3Ul|a}s ,n ja j. es’ for the children at the
F airs sum Included supper at a hotel or
dent Lewis will probably app o in t the the bone and severed an artery.
that b etter service will be given
again this year, but none of them restau ran t, but the Pastim e club
stan d in g com m ittees for th is year The wound is very painful and will I So far no arrests have been made
will be worth as much as a clear
on the M ount Hood road which will
and arrangem en ts will
be consid­
conscience and the experience gain­ has solved the supper problem by
mean considerable to the w hole com ­
ed by raising or m aking something giving a cup of coffee and a sand­
ered for m aking a visit to the coun-
munity. T here is also a probabili­
with which to win prizes.
wich at the close of the dance free
ly co u rt in regard to the annual
ty th at a postoffice will be e sta b ­
of
charge; checking privileges were
.ijipropriation.
Ic a w ord the first insertion ; one-half cent a word each subsequent insertion
lish, d som ew here betw een Gresham
also free.
Kill««I a Heaver.
and M ontavilla. If th a t is done It
The Pastim e club Is not In exist­
MISC'ELLANEDl S
I .n ESTO CK .
N. J. P ark er was arrested by Dep­
M u II iioiiih I i G range Meet.
"ill mean an o th e r reorganization of
uty Game W arden L. A. Davies and ence to m ake a hat full of money
M ultnom ah g ran g e No. 71 met in
the routes betw een here and there,
FOR SALE or TRADE for horses
FOR
SALE Firs« dus»
fresh ) brought before Ju stice Rollins this but to give its members and Invit­
aft, ■ ting those tw o places and the th e ir hall at O rient, S aturduy, Jan. or cattje, one $400 Bradford piano, milch cow. T ubercular
inspected m orning on a charge of killing a ed guests a goexi tim e for the le .st
25, at which tim e they adm itted two slightly used, in num ber one condi­
route from Cleone.
High chest. Good m ilker. Perfect- beaver. A colony of beavers has its money. Only a club can do this
candidates by card and one by Ini- I tion. A bargain. S. T. Lind. Two
ly gentle
Clarence Cathey, phone home near Lusteds, on the banks of successfully and It has been done
tiatton a fte r which all sat down | miles east and one-half mile south
T o M a k e liiip ix iv c iiiciil« .
97.
the Sandy, and it was there th at here. It will be done again and
tf
considerable am ount of I ni­ to a spread which was prepared by of Gresham .
*97
P ark er killed the anim al. He had the Idea Is sure to become preva­
pt' '« n ien t of ru ra l telephone lines the ladies. A fter lunch th e ln sta l-1 ___________________________
FOR SALE— Fresh cow. C. D skinned it when caught and the pelt lent wherever it can be done for It
FOR SALE— Good »36
saddle, Welch, Gresham , R. 4.
promotes better feeling, economy,
w«: be done th is spring in E astern latlon of officers for th e com m ittee)
is now a t the justice office.
96
Cla' kamas. T he E stacad a F arm ers' audited the bonks of the secretary will sell cheap, reasonable term s.
P ark er was fined »50, which he goo«l morals and an observance of
Ruegg, Gresham , Route 2,
WANTED — Good dairy COWS paid, and the pelt was confiscated tbe proprieties by those who go to
Tel' phone com pany of G arfield, and tre a su re r and found th e gran g e j Clyde
99
to be In good condition financially. 1 hone 369.
eith er fresh or coming fresh in ear- It Is a beautiful specimen and worth dances for the real enjoym ents of
r of th e C en tral and G arfield
X lines a t its recent m eeting voted Follow ing were th e officers ln- j F q R SALE— At a bargain, an ly spring. D. R Shoemaker, G resti- about twelve dollars. Ju stice Rol­ dancing.
P ressu re W ater system, 2- am. Phone 526.
tf
Io install new 24 foot cedar poles stalled: C. J. Lake, Piaster; P. C.
lins will tak e it to the office of
wi: erosa arm s and restrin g of the Spooner, overseer; Mrs. J. C. Duke, horse. P. E ngine and «20 gallon
J T horburn Ross, convicted ex-
the game w arden, where it will be
FOR SALE— F ine
fresh
milch sold and tbe proceeds turned over presldent of the Title, G uarantee &
■In.
An asaessm ent waa orderet! lecturer; M. H. W heeler, stew ard ; tan k , all in first class condition.
John Sleret, assistan t stew ard; Mrs. Also 3 U wagon, nearly new, and tow. Graded Jersey
T rust Co., has lost in his appeal to
J W. Town- to the sta te fund.
for i he work.
J. ('S leret, ch ap lain ; W alter Jo h a n ­ Also 3 %
tbe U. 8. suprem e court. His only
set harness.
S. S. send, Cleone, phone 213.
tf
I e G arfield T elephone com pany son, tre a su re r; C.
W heeler, gate Thompson, pbone 61.
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hope of escaping the penitentiary Is
Men \\ ith < apital.
I*
Install a new system and other keeper; Misa Ellen Stone, secretary;
through pardon or parole.
Mrs
(
Mill«*
Want«-«!.
r,1; 1 lines are co n tem p latin g
im- Mrs. M. H. W heeler, Ceres;
Are you looking for a snap in
A uto for Sale.
B ertha A ult, Pom ona; Mrs
E tta
Prot vinents.
Six cents per pond for any ordi­ real estate? If so you can find it
Buick auto, 20 h. p. Mode'. 10-
Bates, F lo ra ; Mrs Charles W heeler,
4-passenger. »250 takes it. A E nary cow. T. R. Howitt, Gresham. in one full acre .four-room house,
1 he S prin g w ater M utual Tele­ lady assista n t stew ard.
Lindsey, Gresham .
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phone com pany held Its a n n u a l m eet­
good barn, well and other improve­
KEAI. KHTATE AM» K L M A I a
2.5 Papers. 2 3 Cents.
ing recently. T his is a new
line
ments all fenced. On ru ral route,
FOR SALE— Baled tim othy and
«retted la s t su m m er w ith ten sub­
To get th e O utlook In th e homes loose mixed hay
FOR RENT 10 acres for cash or one mile northw est from Gresham.
M ountain View
Every evening th is week a
scrib es. T w enty
ad d itio n s
were of some who are not now subscrib­
It,
on shares
Flue soil, near P leasant Eleven hundred dollars takes
F arm , phone 21. H. E. Davis.
tf Home. C. S. Sm ith, phone 14 7.
P
m at the BAPTIST CHI RCH I
»340
cash.
E.
E.
Chipman,
Gresh­
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a t th e m eeting and th e line ers we offer it for th re e full m onths,
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«1 resham .
*i!l be Im proved and bro u g h t up to a t 25c in advance. Offer good till
am.
w ants oats
Gresham Feed Mill
equal th e best of th e ru ra l lines. It F e b ru a ry 22.
For Item .
and wheat. H ighest cash prices
Tree pruning, of all kinds, neatly
*IH have connection w ith th e E sta-
Phone 561.
with
city
water,
electric lights and done. Apply to G. H. Sunday or
An expert d em o n strato r will serve
**da telephone exchange.
barn. 8-room house, also a-room at Sterling «c K idder’s, Gresham
The an n u al m eeting of th e E sta- D ependable coffee at S h attu ck s
BALED HAY for sale at my place h o tis e ; ren t »4.00. On Main street.
all day T hursday
Pbone 52x.
98
An earnest invitation ia extend­
Ca,!“ T elephone and T elegraph Co.,
I at C ottrell. W. A Proctor. Phone
Chas
Cleveland.
ed to all. to attend the preach­
*IH be held a t th e office, on Tues-
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Persona troubled
with p artial j - g
Italic«- at K«jrkw>Mwl.
ing of God’s Gospel to men
da> Feb. 11, 1>13, st2 o 'c lo rk
p aralysis are often very m uch b e n e - -----------
FOR R E N T - 5 4
acres, suitable
Tickets for the dance at Rock­
fited by m assaging the affected p arts
Som e More C hoice Lots.
fof nurgery r t ocM, or any growing
wood. on Saturday evening. Feb 1.
FOR
SALE— Span
of
horses. thoroughly when applying Cham ber-
F or Sale in Z enith addition by
baif mU< west of Greahan,
■will be 75 cents. Supper will be
**’:«ht 28OO; also 3 4 wood wagon
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T««. a » .™ « ,
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A d a ~ E d . M. Roberta, Welches. 2 ' cents and Simonson s orchaatra
*>'b rack and chain. »225.00. Louis relieves rheu m atic pa«ns
ti‘
F r sale *nd
com m ission
See E H Oregon
No Collections tak«
w'Si furnish th s music. Everybody
Van C anteren. B oring. O re.. R. F D by Gresham Drug Co., and Desires Kelly, Ree Third street and Kelly
bi vi tad.
»7
Patronize horns Industry
I, bo« 12».
»7
everywhere.
avenue
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irds
trees
lard,
the
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FALSE FIRE ALARM .
STIRS VOLUNTEERS
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WANT ADS.
WANT ADS.
GOSPEL MEETINGS
Come!
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