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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (July 26, 1951)
7—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE Jul? 26, 1951 Wants and Sales If It’s in the Canyon, It’s Advertised in The Enterprise! FOR SALE -Oil cook stove, in good: NEED A TELEPHONE? —Stop in ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS: condition for sale or trade for gar- I and see the new Lech combination bage burner. Box 529. Mill City. P. O. Box 84, Lyons. Ore. Electrical Contracting desk or wall phone, also used | 28-3 phones from $10.00 up. Telephone and Repair and Hearing Aid batteries stocked. FOR SALE — Boy’s bike, new tires, PLUMBING SUPPLIES—Pipe, con 1405 N. Front St SALEM, ORE Stiffler’s Radio and Appliance. Schwien make, rack, headlight, good nections, toilets, sinks, washbowls, HOME and INDUSTRIAL as new, $30. See at Silver Saddle bathtubs, showers, etc. Bargain Salem Phones: Lyons Phone: WIRING WE WILL BUY Blackberries when Trailer Court, U. P. Palmer. Mill prices. 2-1921; Nicht 2 4417 143 ripe, Himalayas o r Evergreens. City. 30-1 p Red’s Hill Top Trading Post We furnish crates and hallocks. Red's Hill Top Trading Post. 27tf WANTED- Bean pickers, about 23rd FOR SALE—Newly remodeled 2-bed- HAULING AND MOVING HEAVY MACHINERY of July. Will pick up with school1 room house, on large lot, fruit trees. and Mill Equipment Up To 25 Tons Inquire at Enterprise. 9tf WANTED TO BUY — Clean peeled bus. Write Elmer Hayes. Turner or Call 1408 Detroit, Or*. Douglas fir poles, delivered to j leave name at Enterprise office. , Including D8 and IID14 Cats, and ^s-yard shovels. It ’ s Your Newspaper — Subscribe Now Lyons yard. For further informa 28-3p Mill City Phone 3207 Complete Rigging Outfit, Winch Trucks, Low-bed Trailers tion call cr write Allen Gould, 1424 Filbert Ave.. Lebanon, phone 5745, FOR SALE — Lot in Mill City, and 21-ft. trailer house, $800. See both Puget Timber Co. of Oregon. 24tf across from Al Nelson residence overnight with the Parkers on their FOR SALE—Fruit jars, per dozen, behind Silver Saddle on Riverview quarts 65c, pints 45c. Red's Hill i return from a fishing trip. Mr. White St. Contact Mr. Nelson. Homer NEW 1951 WILLYS By MRS. ALBERT MILLSAP Bauer. 30-lp Top Trading Post. 27tf i is Mrs. Parker's brother. Also visit By MRS. OPAL WHITE Miss Sandra Hackenberg of Port STATION WAGONS ing with the Parkers oxer the weekend KODAK FILM DEVELOPED—Eight EXPERT AUTO and home radio land is spending a week at the home District Ranger of the Willamette w®re Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lee and son, picture roll developed and one print service, 20 years experience, all of her grandfather, Walter Brisbin. Pickups, Panels forest at Detroit states that the poten- * B'de, and daughter, Barbara, from each 35c. Two prints each 50c. makes. Guaranteed service. Jimmy Hearing was five years old tial fire hazard i- great in the forests; Pasadena, California. Mrs. Lee and Twelve or sixteen picture rolls, one Stiffler's Radio and Appliance. Jeeps Saturday. July 21. His mother, Mrs. at this time. This year has been the Mrs. Parker are sisters. A niece and print each 50c. Reprints 4c each. husband, the Ronald Dibblees, of Pas 2 and 4 Wheel Drive Quality Picture Co., Box 4401B, WANTED—To take in ironing in my Glen Hearing, invited a number of his driest in the last thirty years. He re home, anytime. Phone 2018, Mill little friends and their mothers for ports also that the contract for the new adena stopped over for a visit with Portland, 8, Ore. Immediate Delivery City. 30-5p the afternoon at his home. Party ranger station has been let to the Mac- the Parkers. FOR RENT. LEASE or SALE—30x40 games, a big birthday cake, ice cream Kel Co. Inc. of Portland. Construc Mrs. K. F. Ramsey and children of ELSNER MOTOR CO. building, suitable for store room, SPORTSMEN—Join the North San- and gifts made the occasion a happy tion should start soon. The water and Mongold left Tuesday for a visit with tiam Sportsman ’ s club now. We are warehouse, or repair shop. Ideally 352 N. High Salem, Ore. one for Jimmy. Those present.were i sewage disposal plant construction relatives and friends in Portland. devoted to game conservation and located in Gates, excellent oppor Mrs. Oswald Hirte, Jimmy, Joe and propagation and need your help. work for the new ranger station has Mr. and Mrs. Ray P. Sophy enjoyed tunity. Inquire at Oak Park Motel, Only $1.00 per year, you will have Barbara; Mrs. Ace Johnson, Dora, been given to the Eugene Ruedy Com a fishing trip over the weekend. They phone 5922. 29tf that much fun at one meeting. Joyce and Ace Donald; Mrs. A. T. pany also of Portland. It has been Enquire at Enterprise office, or see Barnhardt and Marcia; Mrs. Dale stated that these buildings will be hiked in to Pamelia lake Saturday WE BUY fir pitch 75c per gallon. Jerry Coffman, at Ken Golliet’s. 9 Stubbs, Mrs. Hearing and Sharon. completed by approximately the first evening, and from there to Hank See us for containers. Also sell us I Lake. This lake lies 1200 feet higher your used burlap bags, old batteries FOR SALE—3500 feet used fir floor Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Collins of Esta- of the year. than Pamelia and is nearer Mount I and car radiators. ing, some 2x8 and small timbers, ’ cada spent Sunday at his mother's, The grade school at Detroit is re Jefferson. The Sophys returned Sun-1 Red’s Hill Top Trading Post a steal at $200.00. Riders of the Mrs. Lula Collins’ home. ceiving some necessary interior dec- day night and report having a fine Santiam, see Pete Peterson. 30-3p Mr. and Mrs. Henry Montage of orating preparatory co the opening of time although they did not land a FOR SALE—McCulloch Chain Saws, KEEP OREGON GREEN all the latest models for immediate TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING Ma Portland were Gates visitors, Monday. school in September. The rooms are large catch. delivery. Try us for prompt serv chines. We sell, rent, repair and The Montagues are owners of the Oak being finished in lovely pastel two-tone XtilKDflKllCHSKdOCNif x'X%Yrx*Nl%ïXXKtf}iKli)t « m x x M X ?fX'X R'X’Jrx ice. Open evenings. swap all makes. Trade your old Motel in Gates. colors. An aluminum roof will be Lyons Saw Shop, Phone 2871. machine towards a new one. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clar added to the building before fall as ROEN, 456 Court St.. Salem. ence Rush over Sunday were their well as some repair work on the gym i PLEASE LIST all available rooms, sons and families, Mr. and Mrs. nasium dressing rooms. 24-Hour Service 8 X room and board, houses and apts. William Rush, of Corvallis and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Otis White and sons, X Write, telephone or visit Personnel and Mrs. Lyle Rush and daughter of James, returned last Wednesc’»y from X Dept. 10 a m. to 3 p.m. Consolidated Salem. a trip to Richmond, Indiana, where Mr. X Builders, Inc., Detroit Dam. X Mrs. Harold Wilson, her son and White picked up the new GMC fifty- § family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson, four passenger school bus for the local FOR SALE—48 Chevrolet 4-dr sedan, es, radio, rauto, heater, neuter. sun ««., visor, and two b°-'s of R^eburg returned to school board. The Whites returned 11 new tires, a See at Clise’s Trailer Camp Gates, Saturday following a two-week via Indianapolis, St. Louis, Kansas clean. L- WASHING - • POLISHING » X W. S. Barr, Box 45. visit to Cut Bank, Montana, where City, Denver, Salt Lake and Boise. in Gates. X GREASING 30-1 p they were guests at the home of Mrs. Weather conditions in the East were Gates. X X I Wilson’s mother, brother and sister. fairly cool for this time of year. A $1195 1946 CHRYSLER HIGHLANDER CLUB COUPE AT X FOR SALE — Red raspberries, irri Mrs. Ace Johnson was hostess at her very warm day was encountered in St. « X gated, $2.40 crate at north end SW Radio, heater, fine tires, fluid drive. X SILVER SADDLE X 6th Ave., Mill City, phone 915. W. home, Friday afternoon to a group of Louis, Missouri. It was pronounced x * $393 1911 DeSOTO 4-DOOR CUSTOM SEDAN 29-3p youngsters in observance of the fifth the first really warm day they had Service Station & Trailer X R. Olmstead. birthday anniversary of her son, Ace there. A heavy lightning storm ex •< X Radio, heater, fluid drive. SEE ME FOR GOOD Real Estate Donald. Games, gifts and the usual perienced in western Missouri, July 8 X Court buys in Canyon area. Listings birthday cake and goodies made the X Phone 903 MILL CITY " and a steady downpour through most wanted. C. E. COVILLE, Broker, kiddies happy. Those helping cele of Kansas was probably a forerunner i _______________ § "Help keep professional basehall in Salem, West side Mill City. Phone 2207. brate the happy occasion were Sharon of or contributed greatly to the flood | attend your home-owned Senator games.” j and Jimmy Hearing, Rodney Stubbs, which hit Kansas City Thursday. All I ’ Vern Slater, Rhoda and Phyllis Mitch through southern Illinois, Missouri, ell, and Donald's sisters, Dora and and Kansas there were signs of pre Joyce vious high water and much destruction The Gates Volunteer Fire Depart to corn and other crops. Water still HOME OF CHRYSLER — PLYMOUTH ment answered a call to the Nordahl stood on many fields, and rivers were I motel, located at the west city limits, ' out of their banks. Clearing skies in 435 — 495 N. Commercial St. Monday' afternoon. A trash burner Denver Wednesday morning, July 11, XJClXiXÜtfX'K X «'!! M X X X X X X X XJtiXaX X*K X.A'. h made from an old oil drum sat in the were very welcome. However, the brush behind the buildings and in farther west the bus traveled the more COMPLETE IA FU RN ISH EI ) some manner the burning trash ig drier and warmer it became. nited the surrounding brush The fire Mr. Woodrow Burgess returned : was spreading rapidly when the fire- early last week from Stillmann, Mis | men arrived, but they quickly exting- souri, where he was called because of 1 uished the blaze. the death of his mother. Mr. Bur gess is with the Army Engineers at ULTRA MODERN Mongold. LICENSED Mrs. Lola Christensen and daugh- ' ter, Norma Lee from Newberg, were Suitable for Two People I weekend guests of Mrs. Christensen’s | parents, the Ray Johnsons, over the weekend. Mrs. Perry Dibblee of Mongold re- $1.50 per month and up | turned home over the weekend from Also serving Gates and Lyons Smith Creek Girl Scout camp where ) she served as a member of the camp MILL CITY staff for the past two weeks. A num DISPOSAL SERVICE ber of girls from both the Brownie GATES Phone 5922 PHONE 2352 and Intermediate scouts attended LEONARD HERMAN | camp from the Detroit, urea. M rs. Pat Crawford spent "four days 51 STATION WAGON, WILLY’S 4-Wheel Drive I of last week in Eugene visiting with the Jeff C. Boyers who transferred 49 INTERNATIONAL, 1-TON, DUAL to that vicinity from Mongold in May. | Also she visited the Delmar Nelsons 19 FORI) STATION WAGON [ at Springfield. The Nelsons moved from Detroit a year ago. Mrs. Nel son is now employed with the First I National Bank in Eugene. WOOD ’ S STORE Mrs. Ray Overholser was visiting Um. <£. C’eutJck Jr., HEWITT, ESTEP & SORENSEN General Dry Goods friends in Mongold, Tuesday. She Physician and Surgeon NOTIONS IJNGERIE Attorneys at Law and her daughter, Marilyn, returned READ Y-TO- WKA R last week from San Francisco, Calif., “Where Chemeketa (¡oes to Church” 180 N. Commercial SALEM Phone 6602 Mill City HOSIERY where they have been visiting Mrs. LUZIER8 COSMETICS Phone 3-6412 Overholser’s sister. The Overholser Phone 3922 SALEM family live near Stayton. They moved I there from Mongold this spring. Mr. Art Richardson and Mr. Sam McClure are being transferred from the Detroit Dam to the Chief Joseph Septic Tanks and Sewers Cleaned * Dam in Washington in the very near PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Phone SALEM S MM, COLLECT • future. 1079 Elm St.. W Salem Visitors at the Earl Parker home | Phone 271 MEHAMA this past week have been Mr. Fred White and grandson, Jimmie Kal- berer, from Portland who stopped MILL CITY Salem Heavy Hauling & Equipment Co MARION KITE GATES DETROIT Buy With Confidence IT COSTS NO MORE Get a Guarantee of Satisfaction TÔT' Ì Salem Automobile For Rent Apartments GARBAGE SERVICE Look at These! Oak Park Motel Business Directory - Professional SHROCK'S D.w.REID.MD. MIKE'S Septic Service: Elton Brown, Your HUDSON Man in this Area AMBULANCE FLOWERS Piles GOODE’S FLOWER SHOP Phone Blue MR Por fan. blaaaed relief from «ore. fiery. Itchlnt. «impie Pile., pt CHINAROtD from your druggist. Seo hoe fan It asusllg «oothe« away pala, soreness, Itehln«. °*r’- cHuneaa. Seo bow It tool« nery burning and helps shrink and heal swollen tissues. Wonder-soothln* CHINAJtOfD must prove a blessing to you or money back la gusrsnteed Stayton. Ore. SERVICE Call Mill City Telephone Operator WEDDLE FUNERAL HOME Modern Funeral Service STAYTON OREGON Attorney at Rectal Specialist HEMORRHOIDS—PILES— FISTULA—FISSl RE PROLAPSE and other disorder». DR. R. REYNOLDS Naturopathic Physician 1144 Center St.. Salem. Ore. HARLOW L. WEINRICK vvvwmvn MILL CITY DISPOSAL SERVICE Garbage, ashes, trimmings, etc. weekly pickups $1 50 per month. Also light hauling léonard Herman Phone 2125 I jsh 318 Broad a I bun '>00 oobbbbb 0 bbb 0BE ìbbbbbbbb *> J ♦ DRYGOODS & NOTIONS : I leiidricsons Store ¡ o O a D■ 0BBBB B ■ DBB BBBBBBBB BBO ■’N Complete Supply ol All Your ßui/ding Knotty Pine Paneling Pioneer Flintkote Roofing Boysen Paint Needs Kelly Lumber Sales OPEN SATURDAYS Phone 1815, Mill City Russell Kelly, Manager ■■■■ i i 1 »