GRESHAM
OUTLOOK FR ID A Y .
JURY
1«,
1030
POWELL VALLEY
$15,000.00
Multnomah & Clackamas County Mutual Telephone Company
Gresham, Oregon
SHIPLAP
ROUGH BOARDS
SURFACED BOARDS
2 IN. DIMENSION
ETC.
Better than any grade sold in this vicinity
Plump Thickness and Seasoned Dry
Dated July 13. 1920
BANK OF GRESHAM
See F. D. KRIBS
THURSDAY
BORING AND VICINITY
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry L usted, of
IL ents, and Mr. and Mrs. Guy R obert-
Ison' m ade an o th er fine trip last S un
day. They never left th e paved road
from G resham to F o re st Grove. At
H illsboro they sp e n t ab o u t th ree
hours and had th e p leasu re of seeing
a flying m achine m aking its daily
pleasu re trip s ca rry in g passengers.
The crops in some localities are look
To Our F riends and Patrons.
ing fine.
All parties w anting wood sawed
Mr. and Mrs. G. L usted m ade a
business trip to P o rtla n d one day last will do well to have it done as soon
as possible and avoid th e rush la ter
week.
on.
We
g u ara n tee
satisfactio n ,
Mr. and Mrs. H arris H am ilton and j firompt service, even lengths. T h an k
fam ily from th e C am eron & Hogg ing one and all for past favors we are
mill spent the week of th e F o u rth at at your service.
his home. The mill was closed for
C. H. CALKINS,
th e week.
Phone 14x5
G resham , Oregon
ELECTRIC STORE
ELECTRIC BUILDING
MELROSE AND VICTORY
Auction Sale
PHO N E 801
GRESHAM GARAGE
Authorized Dodge and Overland Service Station.
Repairing and Storage. Full line of Tires and
Accessories
SOUTHARD & PALMQUIST
Electrical W iring of all kinds.
Motors Repaired. Agent for
the W estern Electric Farm
Lighting Plants. Edison Co.
Appliances. Heaters. Fixtures.
All w ork g u ara n tee d to pass
Inspection by the Board of F ire
U n d erw riters.
PAID
vs, Hogs, Calves of any kind.
Phone 901
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
Phone 31
FRED L. BOURNE, Prop.
Powell St. next to Brow n's M arket
vJ d more tire mileage, more miles to a
gallon of gasoline, greater riding comfort
and for the best possible tire investment
F
Next Time—B U Y FISK
Tbege tire* are built to this Ideal:
“To be the best concern in the world to work for and
the squarest concern in existence to do business with.”
REGISTERED CATTLE
CARL TRACHSEL, OWNER
Scappoose, Oregon
Gresham Overland Co
W. A. H ESSEL
0 I Before th e rain, folks w ere so busy
, e j cu ttin g hay, and since th e rain they!
31 have been so busy com puting t h e !
is»Jc? Ily 't?, con}Par,8°n betw een th e ease and thorough-
° 'b e n e fit and d am age done by th e rain,
of sw eeping h Ch
E ,e ctr,c C leaner rem oved d irt and th e difficulty
th a t th e re has been very little tim e
r - fo r th e m aking of news item s.
er Tr h ; „ One CAN clean rUK8 and c a rPe,s w ithout an electric clean-
w
It's an ill wind, indeed, th a t blows
If vno Hk .T
c a rPet « i r p e r will brush up SOME of th e d irt; an a
c" no one good. The w eatherm an, no
and « ¿ kr \ E ex,erc Bn,a i,d have plen,y of tlm e Ulld stre n g th a broom
, do u b t, hated to crack th e ch erries but
and a ca rp et b ea te r will do th e work a fte r a fashion
•* lie hated m ore to see th e rasp b erries
In th e sam e way one can wash w ithout soap. W ater alona will
' sh riv el from d ro u g h t.
It co u ld n 't
rem ove some d irt if applied w ith enough ''elbow grease "
I have been exactly to his liking to wet
w aterUilo n ePle U86 ’ ° aP becau8e U cleans m ore easily aud b e tte r th an
'■ th e hay, but on th e o th e r hand lie
18 c o u ld n 't let th e g ra in be stu n ted for
F o r th e sam e reason people use E lectric C leaners becausa the»
clean m ore easily and fa r b etter th an o th e r m ethods.
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* ! lack of m oisture. My lad ies' sw eet
j peas were grow ing w oefully sh o rt of |
J stem . The law n was fading, a p h is 1
m onopolizing th e rose bushes and
11he roads w ere as dusty as S ahara.
So th e rain was a real blessing. Then,
Buy Y our E lectric G oods at an E lectric Store."
” ¡too, th e rain gave th e fa rm e r the jojf
' I of clu tte rin g up th e k itchen w ith his
8 ev er-lastin g harness-m en d in g
and
such like fancy w ork, and betw een
8 w hiles a chance to b ea t his wife in a
8 free for all gam e of eu ch re th a t they
used to be so fond of playing d u rin g
co u rtin g days in th e pre-auto age,
w hen too rain y fo r a buggy ride.
Two young farm ers arriv ed here
. recently. One is at th e Otis Rich
f hom e an d th e o th e r took up his resi-
. dence at Bill W heeler's. N eith er of
th ese young fellow s is a week old
yet.
F. W. B errens disposed of his old
jS tu d e b a k e r and Is now d riving a
! frisky, new F o rd run-about.
T he airp lan e on fire-patrol duty
has been missed over o u r way since
tlie rain . Every day n ea r noon its
hum could be h eard long before th e
cran in g sp ectato rs could locate th e
big noise. T he folks below did all
th e stu n ts.
A neighbor w ent to P o rtlan d W ed
nesday and g o t 10 gallons of g aso
• jiw rs old; Hire
line at a filling statio n . If you th in k
th a t is hard ly w orth publishing you
try to g e t your ta n k full an d you'll
acq u ire a w holesom e respect fo r th e
fellow who can n eg o tiate th e deed.
A lton Lovelace is hom e from th e
city to help h arv est th e ir hay crop.
Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Cross of O re
gon City a re visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Dave V inzant. Mrs. Cross is a sister
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242993— 2 f a i s „1,1; 8|pe__
of Mrs. V inzant.
.ockdale K orn d yk e; Dam— W apato Daisy C olantlia
Sunday aftern o o n th e newlyweds
„ - J i t i 1’' *lpe« ll'W R ecord. H ollyw ood « «nary l.illtli Kesri«__
of D am ascus, Mr. an d Mrs. A lbert
iai” * l , >* * ,< a r ° ld ’ Slr<'—
Dam— H ollyw ood
H offm eister, w ere given a surprise.
Sixty o r m ore frien d s g ath ered on
8— T w o B u ll C alves, e lig ib le to register.
th e Bock law n, ladened with picnic
eats and parcels co n tain in g w edding
34—High Grade Holstein Cows—34
fresh, some Short Springers. Seven past tw o-year-old H elfers,
gifts. A jolly good tim e was had.
T he young couple will begin house
■m are bred; th ree of them are Short S pringers. Hix past Y earl-
keeping and farm in g . They will have
" n , î ll/ ronl 8 ,o 12 m onths old H eifers. Seven from I weeks to
old Heifer«.
ch arg e of th e Ulrich place.
Mrs. W allace T elford and children
Horses and Machinery
are spending th e ir sum m er vacation
W ork H orses- Two 4 and one « years old, w eight from 1350 to
at Seaside. Mr. T elford w ent down
One A -l Saddle H orse.
for th e w eek-end, re tu rn in g M onday
g M achine; R ake; Disc; H arrow
W agon; Plow s; Milk C a rt;
aftern o o n . D uring his absence Clar-
; W heelbarrow ; 25 Milk Cans; H arn ess; Buggy, and oth er
ence A nderson was chief salesm an, I
buying expert, hello girl, office m an
ag er and delivery m an for th e Tel- I
ford store.
i
L ittle Alice W hite is having a fine t
tim e in th e big city of P o rtlan d visit- T
’ E R M B -S u m . u n d er $20. C ash; $20 and o ver six m onth • tim e „„ apl
lug her cousin, E dna Rose.
proved secu rity .
E idore Jo h n so n , cham pion cherry
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LUNt II AT NOON
Good Auto and T ru ck Road to th e Place
p ltte r of Oregon, is ch erry picking in
th e B artel! orch ard .
S atu rd ay , Ju ly 17, is th e school
m eeting for Union No. 26. Those
who w ere not su re of th e ir voting
rig h ts have looked up th e sam e and
COL. W. S. WOOD & SONS, Auctioneers, Vancouver, Wn.
are now ready to defy challenge. It
looks like a big n ig h t to n ig h t, boys.
K. E. WIST, Scappoose B ank. C le r k
WHY THE ELECTRIC CLEANER?
Miss V era Holmes, of Oregon City,
visited h e r au n t and uncle, Mr. and
Airs. Guy R obertson several days last
week.
A fine rain for the crops but most
of th e farm ers here had th e ir hay
down. Some will be a to ta l loss.
L. A. Davies recently sold th ree
acres to Mr. Jones on th e so u th where
th e ir property joins.
Gresham
Mult. & Clack. Co. M. T. Co
Groslutm, Orewon.
FRIDAY
COME EARLY
CASH
H. J. PULFER, Sec’i
(ii'o h a in , Oregon
Greatly
Reduced Prices
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LUSTED
Ih ie se r ia lly
to J u ly 13, 1
oupon Bonds in d enom inations of $100.00 an d $500 00
Interest payable Ja n u a ry 15th an d Ju ly 15th
i^riueipal and in te re st payable a t th e B ank of G resham , G resh
am Oregon
Bonds a re a direct obligation of the com pany and are
backed up by th e e n tire assets of the com pany.
ani
' “ °.T>y t « be r“ i8ed bv ,,1,s h01“ *
for th e purpose of
en larg in g th e office plant by in stallin g a new an d la rg e r sw itch
board, the p urchase of cable and w ire for extension of the system
and tile purchase of ad d itio n al phones.
Now is the tim e to buy bonds and put yout m oney to work at its
best ad v an tag e and th u s in su re m axim um re tu rn s on your invest-
COME TO PLEASANT HOME
TUESDAY
6% SERIAL BONDS
GRESHAM, OREGON
PLEASANT VALLEY
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
3 BIG TRUCKS
BEST OF SERVICE
RESPONSIBLE AND RELIABLE
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
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Albert Ekstrom
O reeham 151
Dor Powell ao-1 Maple
Mr and Mrs. C. A. E sk stran d spent
the day recently w ith friends at
H illsboro.
Geo. Howe, of F o rest Grove, was a
i guest at the hom e of T. P. Cam pbell
| d u rin g th e first p a rt of th e week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Richey accom
panied by Mr. R ichey’s m other, Mrs.
C aroline Richey, were Sunday v isit
ors at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. G. N.
Sager.
Mr and Mrs. W. U. Moore sp en t a
few days last week visiting at C orval
lis and N ew port.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Snyder, of Y ak
ima. were guests of Mrs. M. J. Jew ell
on W ednesday of this week.
Leland Moore has seeured a posl-
i tion with the Oregon D airym an’s Co-
I o p erativ e L eague as inspector of milk
j and has gone to M arshfield, w here he
| will ta k e up his work.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E k stran d en-
j te rtaln e d a lawn p arty a t th e ir home
i last Sunday.
Mrs. Theo. Jeffries, of Newberg, is
visiting with h er sister, Mrs. G. H.
Richey, th is week.
L. J. H ollenbeck and Dan Hock
were tra n sa c tin g business in Lents,
Tuesday.
Mrs. I. VV. B u tler is seriously ill at
f h er home. H er m any frien d s hope
fo r h er speedy recovery.
Mr and Mrs. J T. C heterlin have
moved back to th e ir farm a fte r a two
y ea rs’ absence.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n n y Chitwood
have retu rn ed from th e ir honeymoon
trip.
Mr. W orshum and two little sons
of Bakersfield, C alifornia, are v isit
ing a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
Berry.
Mr and Mrs. S. Mosea. of P o rtland,
were callers at th e hom e of Mr and
Mrs, W. U. Moore, Bunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n K adock, of
L ents, w ere visitors at th e hom e of
Mr and Mrs Jas McLean Wednes
day evening.
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