The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-09-19

| her home on White Salmon. She
makes proof on her homestead Oct. 70.
Hood River shipped n cur lOud Di
wood TO The Dulles sufferers more tlInn
/ n week ago but II seems 10 hnve been
| lost iu the "cut " or dcnd, nv nothing
has been henrd of IT,
/ Joseph Brown, hns gOld the west halt
0l lhc north west QlnflCr Of the north
west quarter Ol Section 70, Township =
| north of range 10 cnst, tU &. i. Odcll
and H. II. Kemp, consideration $3.50,
Union Pacific System offers un-
cqunllcd facilities to tourists en- route lO
all points cast. Ncstibuled Slccpcrs,
Diners, Free Chair Cars through 10
Missouri river and Chicago without
change.
The Willamette university nt Salem
caught fire Wednesday, and the Man
wns under control, Other buildings
were secured aud studies viii not be In
tcrlcrcd with.
Mr. +. +. Hammond who has been
visiting relatives here for II week re-
turned to Portland last Saturday TAX
Ing his nicccs Edna and Annie John.
son, with him. The little folks visited
forp uugh's circus Monday.
Mrs. lIowcls has certainly very
handsome aud well selected stock Of
fall and winter millinery II IL seldom
10 small II place as OuH can boast No
neat II little store. An examination Of
her stock Is an absolute pleasure.
The Mt. Hood hotel has II handsome
new counter, the work of &. II. Stran-
ahan and Mr.. Foster. II II made Of
pine but IL 40 nrtlstlcally painted by
Mr. kcnna, that 10 passes readily for
hardwood. The carpenter work Is per
feet.
G., T.. Markham now does his walk
ing with the aid of IA pair Of crutchcs,
caused 10y Carelcssly striking his foot
with m aX. Time which sets all
things even will make the injured
member as good w ever, as the bones
are not injured.
Mr. Samuel Clark, Of Moscow Idaho,
arrived here Friday evening of last
week and offer visiting his old neigh
bOrS aud friends here went on 10 the
Willamette valley To remain probably
II month. lie will stop on his way
home for Il few days.
]. l.. Iicglcr, arrived here from
Eugene, Monday evening aud passed
on to Arlington, where he will attend
to some business of NJ. V. Harrison,
Tuesday morning. He has been very
sick and consequently looks badly, but
says he II mending and will soon be-
all right again.
Mr.. r. Pcalcr, one day last week
took II grist to the HARRISON mill,
starting from home at 0O'clOck In the
morning aud getting home In time 10
have bread made from the flour for
dinner. As the distance hauled was
several miles, this can be considered
remarkably quick work.
L. Is. church services: preaching
morning aud evening. Sabbath school
ut 10 n. IN. Exercises conducted by the
Young Peoples Society will commence
mt p. IN. Subject for the evening,
JACAN lfthNl w N+hN's lNNNl itittL-
ing Wednesday evening Mt 7 O'Clock.
{. w. WELLS, Pastor.
In looking over our books we find a
large number Of subscriptions now due.
The paper was placed here September
], loS0, and consequently the larger
portion Of our subscriptions fall due on
the first of this month. ANY one Ow-
NfhA Al ir..l 10, I., l,,.t,,
lis wood for the amount, ~ is Us good
as cash.
Our friends of the Regulator, do not
seem to dcslre any trade with Hood
River as they have made no state
ment rs 10 the time the boat Is 10 arrive
here, freight or passenger rates, or any
thing else. We have the kindliest
feeling toward the new boat, but If she
doesn't want our trade, well she
needn't have it.
A spur long enough to hold five cars
was put IN Monday ON the north side
of the track, near the approach to the
Hood river bridge, for the purpose of
accommodating the bridge carpenters
outfit. Heretofore his cars were nut
on the wood yard spur, but as cars are
switched on and OFF il every night it
became Necessary to make other and
better arrangements.
Hood River bore u deserted appear
ance Wednesday, owing to the fact |
that Forpaugh's circus was on tap ut
The Dalies. When the train arrived |
back in the evening there was Il full !
cur load, the people were not full and |
the depot had the biggest crowd since
the encampment Every body was
happy aud enjoyed the circus thor
oughly except those who did not go.
Messrs Baldwin, Langille, Knox and
Odell, have filed articles of mcorpora-
ton of the East Fork Irrigating Canal !
Go. The capital stock is $1,000, and the
object is to bring water from the east
fork through the valley. The head of
the ditch will be near the bridge on the |
road to Mt. Hood. Work will be COM
menced this fall, and as u splendid
route has bee'l found it is hoped the
ditch will be completed early in the
spring.
Last Saturday while driving near
Mr. Wheeler's place, Mrs. c. G. Rob
erts' horse got frightened at some por.
ton of the harness getting loose, and
ran away smashing the buggy. Mrs.
Roberts retained her seat and held ON
to the reins until he broke loose from
the buggy and took to the woods when
she very properly let him go. Assist
lnce was soon at hand, and another