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NL MBER, GRESHAM 01 FLOOR
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A man was here recentlv
considering th e advisability of estab ­
lishing a bank in T ro u td ale, and it is y
rep o rted th a t B iddinger A; Company
of Sellwood have purchased ground «
and will build a wool pullery here
next sum m er
It is prophesied th at
before mauv years som e com pany
Besides these, J. Sinionl, an Italia- » ith business foresight will harness
tru c k g a rd e n e r, and several Jap an ,
the w ater pow er of th e Sandy river
have ab o u t ten acres m ore, m aking in in in d u stria l projects.
a ll tw enty-five acres of celery. T h er •
a re a good m any m ore acres of a v a il­ M U LTN O M A H C H IL D R E N
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able la n d h ere ju st as good, which
F IN IS H M ANY P R O JE C T S
could be brought up in oue y ear to
celery
production.
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By MISS ETH EL 1. CALKINS,
County Club Leader.
T he Spencer gard en s here deserve
T he clubs for th e y ear of 1919
[ a c h a p te r all to them selves, and it i
well w orth a trip in th e sum m er tim e » ¿ i i coniP,,'te<1 ' ’,,|r pro; . ts, m a d e A
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TROUTDALE HAS INDUSTRIAL FUTURE
IRS. C. I. THOMAS.
AB In ! '»O' p ro b ab ly n o t k now n to
_ r .lent» of O regon is th e
liv in g
1 « ro w in g b usiness of cel-
T w elve
raisins at T ro u td a le .
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»r« »8° H C. M cG innis cam e h ere
elery a re a in M ichigan, an d
IftCW
few ac res of th e rich riv e r
| rented
IC,ttom l..n<l of th e W ilson farm , and
1.. g • th V» e Rnnot
as _J
raisin
finest of nolnwo
celery,
low ing th e ins an d out» of th e bus-
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Practical
i^ lf, from th e se lec tio n of th e seed, .ng.
It is th e very ea ste rn end of th e Some of course dropped out alo,U $$
, «20 or $25 a po u n d , th e g r e a t c a re Sun-D ial ran ch bordering on th e the way g ettin g w eary of th e task
i preparation of th e seed bed, an d Sandy riv er, bought by Mr. Irving they hat! assum ed o r perhaps having
j the details of p la n tin g an d grow - Spencer th re e years ago. containing raised the pig or corn failed to m ake
the p o p u lar an d a ttr a c tiv e vege- th irty acres, w ith ten acres ad ditional the required report of profit o r loss
at th e close of th e club year. To
Itabl* ' till it is b la n ch e d an d finally ren te d from th e Sun-Dial ranch
these n o thing m ore can be said ex­
g and p rep ared fo r th e m a rk e t.
He h as put in a w onderful s . stem cept
th at we hope th e w eath er will
.Sow th e re a re six o r seven celery t,f o verhead Irrigatio n , th e w ater 1.
F u r n itu r , like th is is fo u n d b u t once
be m ore favorable an o th e r year. Out
ens in th is v icin ity . T he W ilson ¡ng pum ped from the Sandy ri\ ■ r by of th e 556 who w ere enrolled as ac­
in a lifetim e at such a ttr a c tiv e p ric e s
[brothers. G eorge an d R ussell, had elec tric pow er from th e P. II. L A- I’ tive m em bers having m ade at least
l#r a c r ts th is y ear, m a rk e tin g from j ru n n jllg th ro u g h pipes up above th one rep o rt. 352 com pleted by m aking
The im p o rta n c e an», eeouom y of p e r
is acreage 6700 dozen bunches, g round being tu rn ed on at will and th e req u ired final rep o rt, an increase
t of it g oing to p o in ts In Idaho, com ing down in show ers and spray, of 4 0 per cent over last year. Many
luanence is fast b e in g recognized, as
baihing'on an d M ontana.
T hey w ith w onderful
rainbow
effects, more received th e benefits of th e
work,
having
carried
out
p
art
of
th
e
pjjod also ab o u t 600 sacks of pota- m aking an erstw h ile sandy patch of lessons at least.
g ifts of tr a n s ie n t v alu e grow in cost
and a good sized ban d of hogs. | g ro u n d “ bloom and blossom like th e
Those who have finished are r e ­
te fea‘ ire n o t to be overlooked in ro se.”
Besides celery, different ceiving verv a ttra c tiv e achievem ent
e tin s of la b o r sc a rc ity an d high crops a re being grow n and harvested pins sent out from S tate S u p erin te n ­
Kt, is roe fac t th a t th e tw o b ro th e rs all th e long grow ing season, from th e dent C h u rch ill’s office.
I all ti e w ork th e m se lv es except In e a rlie st vegetables to cabbage and
In a la te r edition will be published
„lery h arv est, w hen tw o e x tra men cauliflow er in th e late fall and early a com plete rep o rt of all phases of i
work fo r the past year.
[rere hired.
w inter. L ast year several acres were th e Below
ie a list of sta n d ard clubs »
H C. M cGinnis Is s till in th e busi- , se t to asp arag u s. It ta k es a w orking
h a tin g th r e e ac re s of celery on force of ab o u t tw enty to ta k e care of who will receive special recognition.
These clubs are en title d to a special
land leased fro m th e W ilson farm . th ese gard en s.
certificate of m erit in recognition of
■ m arketed 4500 dozen bunches th is
A. D. K endall, th e sta tio n agent th e fact th at they have 75 per cent ;
ar. He won a gold m edal fo r his here, who is also ag e n t for th e ex­ and above of th e ir m em bers who '
elery at th e P an am a-P a cific exposi- press com pany, has w orked up q u ite com pleted th eir w ork by sending in
bn at San F ra n cisc o . H is son, Mor- a larg e shipping business. Besides th e ir final reports.
The 100 per cent clubs lti th e sew ­
McGinnis, is m a n a g e r of th e eel- th e so-called g arden products, m any
d ep artm ent of th e S pencer g ar- tons of produce a re shipped o ut of ing project are here given in th e f o l- [
ing o rd er L ocation, n u m b er of |
lens, w here th e y h av e seven ac res of th is section th ro u g h T ro u td ale, p o ta­ low
m em bers, and leader.
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111". AbOUl ........ Dll Ill'll« ■ toes being shipped out by th e carload.
C orbett, 7, Miss M inerva Pow ell:
, far have been sh ip p e d from t h e r - T he B laser F ru it com pany han d le a .T e rry I , M n I: N. H a ll; H illsd ale.
For the parlor or sitting room make
konie of it h as not been dug, th e frost la rg e am o u n t of sm all fru its, prunes, 19, Alias H ulda K eh rli; West Port-J
toning before it could be got out. A pears, and o th e r produce. The high land, 5, Miss G ertru d e C o u llard l i
the family a gift of a Reading Lamp or
liar load w as s e n t to Chicago from
Fairview , 6, Mrs H ealin: H u rlb u rt,
TH E M ANDEL
an Easy Chair.
Cere early in N ovem ber, and a sec- lan d ea st of th e Sandy riv er is very 6, Mrs. E m ily; P lea san t View, 7,
fertile , producing ab u n d a n t crops, Mrs. S. D. H ard in g ; T ro u td ale , 7, I
PH ONOGRAPH
Ind car was to follow , b u t a freeze especially of potatoes, cabbage and
Mrs. A. D. K en d all: F airview , 7, »
»me before It could be filled. T he onions.
Miss E linor A nderson; O rient, 20.
h a s j u s t been a d d e d
barly freezes a re a d raw b ac k th a t has
Mrs. Sadie Chase.
P
erh
ap
s
because
of
such
ab
u
n
d
an
t
I be r h o n e d w ith In the business.
to o u r line, t ’onie in
T he 75 per cent and above a re as
Lost > rs not ln te rfe rrln g w ith m a r­ and diversified foods, th e re never was ‘ follows: G resham , Miss E sth e r El-
a
n d h e a r it. W e w ill
a
place
w
here
housew
ives
p
ut
up
and
keting the w hole crop, th is year, how-
[fo rd ; Rockwood, Mrs. F. B enson, I
sto
re
aw
ay
fo
r
w
in
ter
such
supplies
he
g la d to d e m o n ­
irer. being ex cep tio n al in th e early
Powell Valley, Mrs. A lta G entry.
freezing lin e, as is n o tic ea b le ju s t at of food. C anned salm on, all kinds of
T he 100 per cent pork clubs a re as
s
tr
a
te
it to you.
fru it and vegetables are found in follow s: Lynch, 5, Win. H o rn e ck e r:
M e n t.
Mos> of th e celery from the gar- ab u n d an ce in th e cellars of fam ilies p a irv je iv a n ,i T erry, 5, J. R. t ’ava-
P ric e s ra n g e fro m
lens here Is ship p ed to th e n o rth - who have been here long enough to n ag h ; W est P o rtlan d , 7, Mrs. W. A.
im
bibe
th
e
th
rifty
h
ab
its
of
th
e
com
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R
oberson.
$100
to $200.
1, ett s' ites before m entioned, b rin g ­ m unity, w hile th e fam ous Sandy riv er Seventy-five per cent o r o v er'
ing an a v e rag e price of 85c a dozen
sm elt a re preserved in several te m p t­ Powell Valley, Carl Nelson.
O rd e r one f o r
ad we will say in p assing th a t th e re
C anning.
¡no finer celery raised th a n is sent ing ways.
C h ristm a s
O th er clubs w ith 109 per cent rec­
T ro u td a le is com ing in to its own as ord are. R ussellville, 7, Mrs. Chas. «
■om here. T he nam e Blue R ibbon
i r $ - v
¡elery Is becom ing know n to in d icate an in d u stria l ce n te r in ways not W allace; Powell V alley, 5, Mrs Alta
the very finest in Its line. T he th re e th o u g h t of w hen th e packing plant G entry; O rient, 13, Mrs. Sadie Chase.
Cooking.
places above described, com prising was ta k e n aw ay from here, leaving
Lynch, 7, Mrs. Wm. H o rn eck er;
[about fifteen acres, a re all 100 pel about h a lf the houses em pty and th e
L usted, 5, Mrs. I. W Spencer; P leas­
[cent A m erican in ow nership, m an- tow n lonesom e-looking. Now th e re an t Valley, 5, Mrs. II. E. Poppleton.
can n o t be a house ren te d , as they are
igement, an d w orkm en.
Sheep.
SI VIVIONS.
Lynch, 5, Mrs. A. h arro w s; Brooks,
[7, Mrs. A lbert L uethe.
G resham P oultry, 10, Mrs. H. H. In th e Ju stic e C ourt fo r M ultnom ah
D istrict, C ounty of M ultnom ah.
f t E llng; M aplewood Corti, 6, E. Bar-
MERRY CHRISTM AS
S tate of Oregon.
rows,
T he G ilbert g ard en in g club had A. W. M etzger, P laintiff, vs. G. R.
B urch an d -------— B urch, his wife,
m ore th an 75 per cent of th e ir m em ­
D efendants.
bers finish. Mrs. G race F u rey Is th»'
To G. It. B urch and — ----- Burch,
leader.
S ee P a lm q u ist for
D efendants above N am ed:
—
III th e nam e of th e S tate of Oregon
T rain s of T hought.
W hat we need fo r m ost of our you a re h ereby req u ired to ap p ear
tra in s of th o u g h t is m ore freights and an sw er th e co m plaint tiled
a g a in st you in th e above en title d
r
fill®
and few er p arlo r cars. The average action on o r before th e 13th day of
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of
th
o
u
g
h
t
isn
’t
big
enough
to
-e
Ja n u a ry , 1920, which is th e date
carry a full-sized opinion on any sub fixed by th e o rd e r of th e above en ­
ject. Most of them are forever go­ titled C ourt fo r you to ap p e ar ami
ing and n ever g ettin g anyw here. an sw er th e com plaint h erein and If
u
W hat they need Is a new schedule and you fall so to answ er, for w ant th e re ­
They make a nice Christmas Gift for some­
a fresh tim e table.
T he g rea test of plaintiff will apply to th e Court
tro
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Is,
th
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h
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th
a
t some men fo r ju d g m e n t against you in th»' sum
CA
F ifty -th re e and 30-100 (8 5 3 .3 0 )
one in the family.
Q£
a re too narro w -m in d ed to accom ­ of
d o llars w ith In terest th ereo n at six
Ci
m
odate
b
ro
ad-gauge
trac
k
s
for
th
e
ir
'8 £
per cen t per annum from A ugust—
tra in s of th o u g h t. T h eir equipm ent 1919, u n til paid an d for th e costs
could all ru n on a g n a t’s eyebrow and and d isb u rsem en ts h erein.
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You are f u rth e r notified th a t by
n ever fall off T ak e a look at your
v irtu e of a w rit of a tta c h m e n t an 1
tra
in
of
th
o
u
g
h
t
som
e
tim
e.
See
If
G resham , Ore.
P h o n e 175
It is suffering from any of these d e­ g a rn ish m e n t Issued in th e above en ­
fect«. If It Is. flag it at once and see title d cause all personal p ro p erty be­
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w hat can be done. — Plainfield. longing to you o r e ith e r of you In the
possession of G. W. K enney has been
(N. J .) C o u rier News
M ERRY CHRISTM AS
attac h ed and is being held su b ject to
the outcom e of th is actio n , w hich
• Read th e W ant sds.
said personal p ro p erty o r so much
th ereo f as m ay be necessary will be
sold an d th e proceeds th e re o f applh
to w ard th e sa tisfac tio n of th e ju d g ­
m en t recovered h erein. T h e d ate or
first p u b licatio n of th is Sum m ons is
Decem ber 9, 1919, and th e d ate of
last publication is Ja n u a ry 13, 1920
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B E S T O F SERVICE
McOUIRK & SCH N EID ER,
3 B IG T R U C K S
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A ttorneys for P laintiff,
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F irs t S tate Hank Bldg, G resham , Or. V!
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R E S P O N S IB L E
JOHN BROWN,
Ju stice of th e Peace.
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Give Practical Gifts this year, Christmas
conies but once a year.
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Something New
for the Children
\\ e have a nice
line of Sant-E-
R a r s, Riddie
Kars, H o r s e
Toddlers a n d
Velocipedes. All
sizes, from the
youngest to the
oldest.
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A u to R o b e s
A u to G lo v e s
S. E. PALMQUIST
Let us install a Bathroom like the one
pictured above in your home
FOR CHRISTMAS
Best of Workmanship, Prices Reasonable.
EKSTROM
TRUCK
SERVICE
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
Albert Ekstrom
For land A-1078
22.* ta b ; Bdwy 90A2.
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AD VII NlNTKATKI.V MALE Ol
R E A L I’ROVERTY.
G resham 851
Notice is hereby given th a t by v ir-| f i
C o r. P o w e ll and M a p le
' tu e of an o rd e r of sale m ade by Hon.
Oeo. Tazw eli of th e C irc u it C ourt It.
P ro b ate of th e S tate of O regon for th "
riunty of M ultnom ah, In th e m atte-
of th e e sta te of J A. F rak es, de-j
»eased. No 14178, en tered D ecem ber,
i 1st, 1919, and for th e purpose of pay-[
ing unsatisfied, rh arg es, expense«
■C am i claim s ag ain st th e said estate,
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The Holidays are here
W ith Pretty Things and Plenty.
We have Hats for Christmas Gifts
Away under $20.
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day or lie»» tuber, 1919, at th e office
8ft i of h er atto rn ey , Milo C. K ing, South
* • Main s tr ■•■t, In th e tow n of G resham ,
county of M ultnom ah, s ta te of O re­
gon, offer for sale and sell, at private
sale, on te rm s of cash, o r not less
th a n one th ird cash with re tu rn m o rt­
gages. th e follow ing described parcels
of im proved real property, situ a te In
nom ah and s ta le ot O reg o n , to w I t :
Ixtts 21 and 22 In Block 8 of c o l­
lege P lace of th e city of P o rtlan d .
T rad e
la te ly cle a n , a n d d e liv e re d
on tim e, if w e do the w ork.
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I MILO C KING. A ttorney,
r g F irst Publication. I»ec Id 1919
1 b a it pub licatio n , I>‘ 30th,
m o d e rn ly
k ia n d ry enable«
,| M attie F . F r a k e s ad
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of J A
e« F ra k es, deceased, will a t an d a fte r Di
gP o'clock a. m. on W ednesday, th e 31st
R e a l B a rg a in s in H a ts f o r th e
H o lid a y
W ill a ll com « back abao
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J. T. STILLIONS, The Plumber.
be done a n y w h e re a n d a t a
p rice th a t ia lean th a n you
can do y o u r w a sh in g fo r
in y o u r ow n hom e.
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O ur C a r W ill C all f o r a n d D e liv e r
GRESHAM STEAM LAUNDRY
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