Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-13
DESCRIPTION OF HUBBARD.
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toes-all profitable crops. One man
took $1,000 from 4S acres potatoes.
Good Building Record.
During 1909 there was more
building than for years before. But
the record will be broken this year.
Among those who are now building
or planning to build this year are:
Geo Scholl, residence; Mrs Mills,
residence; e. Klinger,. residence; =.
NJ. Fry, residence; Frank Frey, resi-
dence; Mr.. Kent, a bungalow; VIM.
Barrett, residence; Charles Huetter
residence; Beck and son, residence;
Geo Knight, dwelling; Lawrence
Scholl, residence; Mrs. Barrett, two
new houses: Henry Hueter resi-
dence; VIM. Jungnickle, residence;
Adventist church and parsonage; T.
y. Crittenden, cottage; c. H. Trul-
linger, store; w f. Miller store
Albert Johnson, residence; D. 2
Huckleberry, residence.
A Good Shipping Point.
About one hundred carloads Of
produce are shipped out of Hubbard
mostly onions and pota-
toes. A few carloads of grain are
sent out and considerable pillng
timbers. The express shipments are
very large from here, including
eggs, poultry, cream, veal, dressed
hogs, and berries in season. One
shipment that Hubbard can claim
the record on its wild blackberrtes
which grow here in great profusion.
r. ]. Welton is the Southern Pacific
station agent and is a very accom-.
official
A Popular Official.
G. M. Crittenden has been Justice
Of the peace four terms and city ~s-
corder two terms. He also does a
large general real estate business.
and handles insurance. He is agent
for the Hovenden fruit tracts located
one and a-half miles east of the
town. Two hundred acres have been
cut up into ten acre tracts that are
sold at 1925 to 5000 per acre on
easy terms. They are first-class
fruit and garden tracts, and are sell
ing off rapidly.
Father of the Town.
Hon. J. L. Calvert is almost the
father of the town. He has been
a drug store here for the
past thirty years, and has held all
kinds of official positions from road
to representative in the
He is interested in the
new movement to bring Hubbard out
Of the realms of tho quiet old sleepy
valley towns into the better condi.
tons resulting from publicity and
policies. Mr. Calvert
has a fine home and a fine business
and is a firm believer in the future
Of the place, and is ready to back it
with his energy and his money.
One of the New Boosters.
The people are glad to welcome
who are men of spirit
and ready to go ahead with the
march of progress. Such a firm are
Geo. M. Beck and Son. They came
here from Parsons, Kansas, a few
Years ago and have put in a general
lumber yard and building material
supply house They built good big
'torage warehouses and offices and
are prepared to supply all the lum-
Der and finishing material that may
be needed for a home, store, or
church. This firm supplied all the
to build the Macksburg
'hurch that has just been completed,
dr. Beck is the kind of a man that
IS needed with the upbuilding of
hese towns and is doing good work
md it is appreciated.
Hubbard Department Store.
The firm of knight G Susbauer
nave for twelve years conducted a
general department store and have
me OF the largest stocks in the val
ey. Besides groceries and dry
goods, they keep flour and feed,
and furniture. They han
lie a trade that amounts to about
orty thousand dollars a year and
ire drawing trade 10 Hubbard from
/ constantly growing region of trade.
A live firm like this helps make
i've town and Knight & Susbauer
do their part by Hubbard.
A Strong German Firm.
John Scholl & Son have a large
stock of hardware and farming i'm
elements, They keep general hard
ware, stoves and kitchen furniture,
pumps, reapers and mowers, gas
engines and spraying outfits. oliver