The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-17

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! CAPTAIN IT, &. Coc, and Dr, Thomas
were in POrllnnd during the week rep
rcscnting Waueoun lodge Is of i. IN
the Grand L0dpc which convened at
| that pInce Tuesday evening
/ WorI, on the new ice house goes
Istrndily on, though II hus been delayed
AumuWhut by nOf-arriVnl of lumber,
1 IT thc winter Is favorable Hood River
will huyc 10000 tons of fine Ice for
shipment next summer.
Mr.. Avery I'rcdcuburg prcsented us
with u mck Of potatoes wednesday,,
that urc us fine as amy wc ever saw.
They nrc Of the late Rose variety, aud
cnch Of them large enough 10 make Il
meal for un impecunious tourist
It seems that our informant concern.
Ing the eat trade mentioned last week
was hndly mistaken II was George
not Roy -Iucon who bought The kit
tens aud hc Hold them nt 80 cents
"A piece like many another Napoleon
Of finance,
We received last week from Mr. and
MH pcucr n handsome basket Of Hs-
sorted fruit that would gince the table
uf u king. Among other things were
some fine almonds, which were II sur
prise TO US as we had no idea they
could be grown here.
The exposition at Portland ends to-
day, aud though II has been t0lcrabIy
we'll patr0nizcd the universal verdict is
that II Is way below the average The
McNicUu musicians were not apprcci-
Hted, aud the general management Of
the fair Is severely criticised.
II Is stated by Major lIaudbury that
the appropriation for the Cascade
Locks Will be- exhausted by January
lst. This will probably tic up the
work until 1893, as the appropriation
next year If made will not be available
until too late for effective work.
Rev. j. w, Rigby, recently appointed
To this charge by the NJ. t., conference,
arrived during the week and viii
preach in Belmont chapel next sun
day; the 18th inst. at / Il. m. and 1880
y. m. Thousual monthly services will
be held at East Hood River, aud ut
Musier
Mr.. John Swecny remembered the
printer Wednesday hy bringing is Il
lmskct of apples raised from tour-ycar-
old trees on his place. We are afraid
10 say how large they are, having rc-
sptct for the newspaper fraternity, but
they would pass any where for pump
kiug la Size.
ur Swain and family left Monday
here Just long enough to get "A business
well established and 10 make II goOdly
number Of friends. He will probably
open an office IN Portland, and if 10
viii no doubt secure good portion OF
the work from this section.
4 socinl hop will hc given in Odd
Fellows hall Tuesday evening, Oct. 20
The proceeds are for The bell fuud Of the
public school, The finance committee
mcil seven or eight dollars of having
the required amount, and expect to
raise the balance In this way 1t
should be well 'pulrauized. Good
music viii hc furnished.
Watch our for sale columns for some
of the best real estate bargains IN the
country. lfy0u want to buy call on
us, aud II you want To sell, come aud
see what We can do for you. We ad-
yertsc all property placed In our hands
free of charge, ana mo 50 situated as to
make the quickest sales. 1t will cost
You nothing unless a sale is made.
An advertiser IN The Times Nomn-
atiHatr dcscrIbr- his place Of business
as II Second street, and adds, " next
to SchutZ's Justice office. OF course
the ~chulH referred td is our old friend
Emil, who il Justice of the Peace for
West Dalle- precinct The expression
Is odd, but II II certainly no misiit for
blg-hcarled Emil SchutH comes rs near
running . jusdce Office rs any man in
the world
Mr.. J. i. Laughlu was here Satur-
day for the purpose of seeing what
could he done towards building II
wharf at the boat landing. lie had no
estimate with him, but states that it
would take about 80 piles, and from 20
to -, 600 feet of lumber In order to
get the wharf most Of the material
would have to be contributed. The
steamboat company would drive the
piles, and perhaps contribute towards
I nn upnI pnttSp