Gaston, Joseph.  "Portland, Oregon Its History and Builders."  Vol. 2. 
Chicago and Portland, S. J. Clarke Publishing Co., 1911. p. 536.
 
FRANK F. GILTNER

     Frank F. Giltner, filling the position of. deputy sheriff of Multnomah
county, was born in Northumberland county, Pennsylvania, April 29, 1859, his
birth place being the town of Turbottsville. His parents were Dr. J. S. and
Martha M. Giltner, of whom mention is made elsewhere in this volume. The family
came to Oregon in 1866, arriving in Portland in the month of June and Frank F.
Giltner, then a little lad of seven years, pursued his education in the public
schools of Portland for a time, while in 1877 he went to the east and attended
the Hopkins grammar school at New Haven, Connecticut, for a year. His
preparatory course completed, he entered Yale University in 1878 and devoted two
years to the literary course, thus being qualified by a liberal education for
the active and responsible duties of business life.
     On his return to Portland Mr. Giltner entered the employ of the Portland
Cable Railway Company as a conductor and served with that company and its
successor for fourteen years and ten months. He resigned his position in 1906 to
become deputy sheriff under R. L. Stevens and has acted in that capacity to the
present date.
     In November, 1891, in Portland, Mr. Giltner was united in marriage to Miss
Louise Scheurer, a daughter of John and Elizabeth Scheurer of Portland. Mr. and
Mrs. Giltner reside at No. 247 Tenth street. He has always been active in the
interests of the republican party and is a stalwart advocate of its principles.
His religious faith is that of the Presbyterian church. He is well entrenched in
the regard of his fellow citizens among whom he has lived for forty-four years.
He takes an active interest in all outdoor sports, especially in hunting and
fishing.

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