The North Santiam's Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 194?-1949, May 26, 1949, Image 6

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MILL CITY ENTERPRISE,
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Gates
Gates just isn't the same old place.
While in the past no sounds but the
roar of the Santiam, the songs oC
birds and the peaceful tinkle of bells
on cows grazing in the village green
were heard, now nothing can be heard
but the buzz of power saws, the ring
of hammers and the clank and pound­
ing of well drillers. The fragrance
of wild flowers and of balm trees,
growing on the banks of tht river,
has given place to the stench of gas­
oline from the truck loads of build­
ing material being delivered to the
several buildings now under construc­
Once in Love With Amy
Freddie Martin tion heie.
Work ha «started on a S6 x 70
Perry Como
Pussy Cat
Sammy Kaye foot buikling on the foundation of
Lavender Blue
Perry Como the Id IOOF hall which was destroy-
Missouri Waltz
td several years ago by fire. It is re­
Ya Wanna Buy a Bunny
Spike Jones ported the location has been leased
fiom Heath Bros, and is adjacent to
Melancholy Minstrel
Vaughn Monroe their store. Mr. Hutchinson, formerly
of Portland, who has been assisting
You, You, You Are the One
Three Suns Dave Reid in his real estate business
in Mill City, is having the building
Clancy Lowered the Boom
erected
and it is scheduled to house
Dennis Day
a furniture store and pool hall.
Cruising Down the River
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Morrison have
Frankie Carle
started the erection of a duplex
dwelling on the lot which they re-
tained from the sale of their trailer
camp. A well has been drilled on the
“First With What You Want Most’’ property.
COMPLETE APPIANCE SERVICE
The duplex being built by Mr. an«l
Radio, Washer Refrigerator and
Mrs. Leo Hammer, formerly of Sa­
Electrical Appliance
lem, on property they recently pur­
Mill City 1884
Stayton 215
chased from Glen Henness, is going
uip fast.
The stoie building under construc-
tion by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gar-
rison, has received its final coat of
stucco and the inside will soon be
ready for the installation of a var­
iety store, fountain and lunch cocn-
ter.
C. J. Montag ami Son Construction
Co. has almost completed the court,
f pumice block and cement, they are
building in Gates. In its setting of
good farming large oak trees it is going to be very
attractive.
starts with good plowing
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Allen of Port-
lanr
will be able to take possession
Dearborn LIFT-TYPE
of their new home, almost completed
MOLDBOARD PLOW by Davis and Park, soon, and work
on a second house will start immed­
No matter how much you diac and bar-
iately. These are only a part of the
row you can’t correct a poor plowing
Job. So why not get a plow that give*
building activity going on in Gates.
you a good jol> hi the first place?
PORTER & LAU
Thia Dearborn .Moldboard P*ow can be
attached to a Ford
Tractor In one min­
ute, lifts and low­
er* by the tractor’s
Hydraulic Touch
Control.
Designed
to give you even
depth
and clean,
well turned fur­ Phone or come in
row* with a *elec­ with your part* and
tion of ilxes and
rvice problem*.
bottom* to fit every We’d like to know
»oil 'ondltion.
you better.
arimi
Mrs. Delbert Hill, Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Shuey, Mrs. Richard Saucier, Mrs.
Elsie Potter and Mrs. C. E. Mason,
all of Mill City, and Mr. and Mrs.
Don Miley of Stayton.
Among those attending the Oahu
Music Festival, given in Jefferson by
the Kelley sturios, were Mr. and Mrs.
Hollis Turnidge and daughter Caro­
lyn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tucker and
family, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Herron
and son Rex, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Stubbs and son Rodney and Mrs. Mel­
bourne Rambo and son George. All
the youngsters in the party partici­
pated in the musical.
Guests at the Gerald Heath home
last week were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Standish ami daughter of Salem. Over
the week end Mrs. Harold Heath of
Portland visited the family.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tucker at­
tended memorial services in Silver-
ton for her brother, Sgt. Theodore
Hall, who was killed in Okinawa.
Guests at the Clarence Johnson
home last week were Mrs. Florence
Carrysot and W. Wise, both of Port­
land. Mrs. Carrysot is a former res­
ident of Gaes. Mrs. Robert Levon of
San Francisco who is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, had
as her guest Sunday Mrs. Oliver Far-
men of Eugene.
Mr. ami Mrs. William Mickenham
and his mother, Mrs. Henry Micken-
i ham of Lebanon were Sunday guests
at the home of Mrs. Gwyn Schaer.
FOR
Guests last week at the home of
Miss Georgia Shane were Mr. anti
Mrs. C. W. Preston of Hollywood, Cal
Mr. Preston was formerly connected
with the school system in lx»s An­
geles und principal of one of the high
schools there. He is still active in
obtaining favorable legislation for the
Retired Teachers Assn, of California.
Miss Shane entertained in honor
of here guests «luring their stay with
an “indoor” picnic and an evening of
cards. Besides the honored couple an«l
hostess those present were Mr. and
FURNITURE
A Friendly Place
To While Away
Your Idle hours
Richards Tavern
GATES
WHO DE.V.ÀND
Randall’s Elkhorn
PROPANE GAS
Guest Ranch
& Appliance Co
VALLEY
NEW & USED
Monumental Works
House guests fro mSalem at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gar­
rison over the week end were Mr. I
J. C JONES, Prop.
and Mrs. Fed Zunck and son.
Saturday guests at the home of Mr. [ MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS
and Mrs. Ned Richards were Mr. ami
NOW
Mrs. Elton Brown and sons, Harold
and Douglas, and Chris McDonald
and son of Mehama. Mr. and Mrs.
2210 So. Commercial St. Salem
Merle Mombert and son Dale of
Office Ph. 6887
Res. Ph. 6887
Sweet Home also were callers. Mom­
bert was a resident of Gates for ma-
No matter where you live today.
Propane Gas gives you the quick,
clean, service of modern Gas cooking.
Get an estimate today. (While they
last, a few floor model ranges greatly
reduced!)
AT LOWEST
Gen. Robert E. I<ee—presi­
dent of Washington College
Achievement day was held by the
local schools last Friday.
The morning was devoted to visiting
various grade school rooms and
viewing tse pupils’ work on display.
At noon a picnic dinner was served.
In the afternoon outdoor sports fur­
nished the entertainment. In the eve­
ning a benefit program for the senior
class of the high school was present­
ed, which included songs and skits
by the grades, folk dances from sev­
eral nations, by the high school stu­
dents, accompanied by Mrs. Gwyn
Schaer and Norma Devine, several ac-
cordian selections by Norma and Lo-
ny years when his parents operate«!
rena Devine and Wiley Muise. Fol­
the old Gates Hotel.
lowing the program ice cream ana
cake were sold by the students. The
affair was well attended.
CAPITAL
Use Propane Gas
° C‘ <• rntkrfa Street
Most Treasured Documents
Mr. and Mrs. Mickenham are former
residents of Mill City.
Achievement day was held by the
local schools Friday of last week. The
morning was devoted to visiting in
Mrs. Vern Morgan and Mrs. Scott
Young went to McMinnville to visit
with .Mrs. M. C. Smith who used to
be a resident of the Canyon. “Smitty”
w-.s very badly hurt while loading
logs. He is getting along fairly well,
He suffered four broken ribs and
other injuries.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Fallhaver who
used to live in Idanha, made a short
stay here May 4.
Ralph Adams of Redmond called at
the Scott Young home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith made a
business trip to Bend Saturday the
7th.
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of chocolates
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In the one and two pound distinc-
CUSTOM CUTTING
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Cut and Mounted t«> Order
Drilling and Flaring of
Emblems and Monograms
On Stones. Prices Quoted
On Request.
Mentor of ROCKS A MINER U.S
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V i«itors W elcome
Mill City
R A R G A 1 N S
Furniture, Stoves, Dishes
Clothing, Houseware,
BTAYTOS
M A (
with .'I# varieties
live box. A beautiful gift or yriae.
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different. And don’t for-
get the Oregon Corry box
ALLA\ARK CARDS
Hutcheon Paint Store
EDWARD WILLIAMS
330 Court
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