The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-12-05
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Pictures framed 10 order mt the fur
niturc store.
Mr.. :. Husbands Of Mo-icr wis here
Tuesday.
The GLACIER was thirty months old
last week
Does :. II. get there? Well | should
snlilc. \. II.
Collins and undcrtakeB supplies at
Tho furniture store.
Call and see the new school suits for
boy'sat Hannn's.
VIM. McNally Is the new section
foreman here.
All kinds Of country produce bought
and sold Ht llurriSon's.
\ fine line Of gents furnishing goods
hst received at lianna's.
Y, j. Watson cnme ur from Port
Iahd yesterday morning.
MH. X. V. Vending mnks fnnl
proof on her homestead the l2th.
MIR. E'lIson's little girl who had her
leg broken some weeks ago, is about
well.
Have you seen the $1,000 antique
maple bed room set at the furniture
stuw2
Having been appointed Notary Pub
lie we are prepared 10 do nll work In
that line.
Mr., and Mrs. Matthias expect to
start SUNDAY for England to remain
until spring.
T.. T., Lytle was down from The
Dalles sunday, remaining until the
1884 passenger.
J. W. Wallace has graded his lots In
Wnuc0ma, VIII move his barn and
III Ike dwelling house of IL.
DO you want iine watch or elegant
jewellery AT the very lowest prices? II
80 go 10 Sidney loung's ut the Dallcs.
w. Il. Allen, formerly blacksmith
with the Oregon Lumber Company, IL
now at work with the pile-driving out
flt
Mr.. Lake, Of the Cascade Locks, WHO
was here lust week, h seriously consid-
cring opening general merchandise
store here.
Sidney Young at The Dalles has an
elegant assortment of lcwelry, Just the
thing for II Christmas present for your
self or friends.
Messrs. Blowers Il Crowell have fin-
isled taking stock and the transfer
from Mr. Blowers TO Mr. Crowell has
been completed.
With the completion of ditch
through the west side, ParkhuSt and
Pleasant View property IL going to
take boom.
4 large amount of piling II being
gathered here preparatory 10 overhaul
ing the tpstle ut the west end of the
Hood river bridge.
Captain A. :. Blowers has sold two
lots, lying between Mrs. \. II. Middle.
toms residence and the L. B. church,
to Rev. G. W. Wells.
Mr.. &. II. Bone was down from
Grants Saturday, returning Tuesday.
lie will be back In II few weeks to re-
main during the winter.
The suit between the riparian own
ers Of Patton. creek and the Oregon
Lumhcr Company will be tried ut the
next term Of court IN The Dalles.
For any one purchasing ten dollars
worth Of furniture of me, | will deliver
the SAME AT landing free of charge.
S. T.. DARKNESS.
Mr. Peter Mohr left us sample of
carrots raised on his place without irri-
cation. The largest will measure five
inches In diameter and Il foot in length.
We have received stock Of deeds,
mortgages, etc, which we will sell to
those in need of that kind Of material
ut considerably less than 100 per cent,
profit
A short local In the GLACIER inva-
riably finds an owner for stock taken
up, and almost always leads to the re.
covery of lost articles. Try II the next
time you lose anything.
Ten dollars is n high price for hair
cutting, but that is what Judge Brad
shaw charged our friend James Hong,
hut when he saw what an artistic job
1t was, lie remitted the fine.
Mr.. /. |. Burget, Of the firm Of Gran
dali & Burget, of The Dalles, was here
Friday afternoon for the purpose OF
preparing the body Of Clarke for ship
ment to his relatives in the East.
The suit of the State against Mary
Jane Atwell, to condemn piece OF
land at the Cascade Locks for the use
of the portage road, was tried at this
ter of court ut The Dalles, the value
beiNg fixed at $4,000
Mr.. Ellison informs us that there is
no probability of the day passenger
trains being discontinued for some time
at least. The travel is good, and so
long as the road Is not blockaded the
trains will be kept on.
The Union Pacific has given notice
that it will carry freight between Port
land and The Dalles at one-half the
rates charged by the Regulator, but
whether this applies to the railroad OF
only TO the steamer line we know not