The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-05-30
DRiEE LOCAL MATTERS.
oil cloth ut the furniture store.

oil cloth nt the furniture store.
Building paper nt furniture store.
The GLACIER II two years old today
AL land papers prepared at this Office
Does s. B get there? Well should
smile. \. II.
Improved town lot for sale. Inquire
at this Office.
Pictures framed to order at the fur,
niture store.
Collins and undcrtakcrs supplies AT
the furniture store
Furniture Mt Portland prices Mt s.
+. BartmcSs furniture store.
Mrs. Snllic n Capps timber publlca
ton appears In this weeks issue.
Wednesday night gentle rain vis
tied this section doing much good.
G.. II. Strannhan will make iinaI
proof on his homestead July 22nd.
Mrs. l.. r. Thomas Is in Portland
attending the convention of the W. &.
Il. u.
Blowers Il Crowcl's stock Of dry
goods have arrived. Cnll in aud sct
them.
Mr.. :. Cox wus home for brief visit
over Sunday. lleis Mt present work.
ing In Portland.
The Dnllcs ~ receiving nm immense
amount of WOOL which seems to give
All impetus 10 trade
Mr.. j. J. Luckcy went to Walh
Walla and Tekoa, Wednesday morning
To visit relatives for II day or 50.
Read Marvin Rlnd's al In this issue
aud when you want any fruit concect-
iOnary, or u cold lunch visit him.
-. Our thanks are due Miss Kittic Coc
for box or two OF Strawberries that
were almost as handsome as the fair
donor.
Miss Henry, Miss Alice Cleavcr, Rev.
&. w. Wells aud :. j.. Bartmcss, rc-
turned from IL brief visit to Portland
Thursday.
Miss Eta Mckay who has been
teaching in district No. 81, attended
the teachers examination at The Dallcs
this week.
Mr.. Is. Warren left couple of boxes
OF dcad ripe Strawberries At this shop
Wednesday, that were ny fine as amy
we ever tasted.
Mr.. ID. T.. Bcrdan, Wednesday sold
his residence property on the hill to j.
w. Wallace. We understand the price
paid was $1,000.
w. j. Campbell lost valuable horse
last week, the animal getting its leg
broken In some unacc0uutable manner.
IL had TO be killed.
Mrs. c. J. Hunt of Moro, who has
bceen visiting Mrs. +. NJ. King, has
rented II building and moved
into 1t Wednesday.
VIM. Ehrck, Chris Dcthman and
John y. Divers give notice this week
OF thelr intention 10 make tinul proof
on their homesteads, July 22nd.
Don't listen to what the neighbors
say, but come and see for yourself A
beautiful antique maple bedroom set
for 81, 90, ut the furniture store.
The ladies of the u. B. church will
hold II strawberry and ice cream festi-
val ut Perry& Jones hall Friday even
ing Junc5tn. Every body invited.
For any one purchasing ten dollars
worth of furniture of me, | will deliver
the same at landing free of charge.
5. Il. DARKNESS.
Persons desiring to make application
to make final proof on homestead or
preemption claims can save them
selves u trip to The Dalles by calling
at this Office.
John Buck sold last Saturday lots
five six aud seven block nineteen OF
Hood River proper, to T.. l.. Smith.
The los are in the block west Of the
u. B. Church.
Arlington was visited by a small
cyclone Tuesday which wrecked the
school house and 5 S,rinkle's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sprinkle, were injured,
but not seriously.
The public will please take notice
that the following stores will close
May 80 at O'Clock u. III. Nj. Y. Har-
nson, Blowers u Crowell, Rand Dent
" Co., J. L. Hanna.
Mr.. J, l.. Ziegler left Tuesday night
for Eugene, aud expects to remain
there. Mrs. Iiegler will join him there
in II few days. We understand he Will
go into the real estate business.
Mr. Joseph Wilson has our thanks
for several boxes of luscious stTaWber-
RES. Besides those furnished us he has
already shipped II couple of hundred
crates to Montana and Portland.
A broken plank in the bridge across
Hood river at this place requires the
attention of the road supervisor, at
once. AT the same time ne should put
IL stop to taking sand from the edge OF
the grade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert went to The
Dalles Wednesday. Mr.. Gilbert being
one of the board of examiners and this
being the occaslon of the quarterly eX-
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