The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-02-21
BgIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
on cloth nt the furniture store.
Building pnppr AT furniture sturp

on cloth at the furniture store.
Building paper at furniture store.
John T. Buck was In The DalIcs
Tuesday.
Pictures framed to order nj the fur
niturc store.
The BARRIERS of Portland have organ
ICED u uni0u,
Rev II. u. liowclIs Is at present in
Condor Oregon.
Umbrellas and ladies go-mmcrs AT
Hanna ~ HIcgcrs
Go the furniture store aud sec the %
aud - cent mating.
Captain A. T. Blowers was Mt The
Dallcs Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs Stewart left for
Olympia Thursday.
II scXpcctcd that some Of our mills
VIII start up about March let
ScnatorJ, II. lluupacEcr was here
Monday curoulc 10 Olympia.
We have bulcd hay for sale at SIG
per ton, Blowers Il Crowcll.
Mi@ Lilly Richardson made this
office apleHsnnt call Monday.
Mrs VI. +. Lov bought lot Of block
u Of the FownTic Co, Thursday.
J. x Martin our former MIGHT agent
here was up from Portland Sunday.
Mr.. G. 4. Rcll visited ny Yesterday
mud the GLACIER will return his visits
weekly
A new inyolco of oouts' furnishing
roods received this week ut Hanna ~
IIcglcr's.
IIanpa 6 Hic~lrr have Just received
new iuvoirc Of lemons, oranges snd
confectionery.
\. j. Hoyt Of inirvlcw waa here
Monday lpokinr nrtcr his interests in
some lumber purchases.
Grant Evans returned from Portland
Tuesday where he ms been for the
past two or three months.
IT You want TO purchase some fine
pictures or elegant rncljing chars, see
them at s. T., Bnrtmess furniture store.
J. H. Iarcilc was engaged Tuesday
IN mildiu" n fence across the block in
which Blowers ~ Crowell's store
stands.
Monday was nav day Mt Mr.. John
Stoddard's mills which leaves several
.thonsand dollars IN circulation in the
valley,
There will he ~ dance ut Mr. Cha4.
Chaudlcr Monday night the o3rd inst.
MI are invited and good social time
isnntcipated.
Hanna Il Xicg,er have added bbvs'
school and dress suits and extra pnnts
to their stock. Call and price before
purchasing elsewhere.
Mr.. Jud Ferguson hns returned to
stay, and is prepared to do all kinds OF
repairing in the iewelry line. Clocks
and watches a speciality.
\ nice lot Of fresh butter lust re-
celved at Blowers Il Crowers. Try
roll and be convinced that they
make good butter at l4aGrande.
Charley lIaight of The Dalles has
had n beautiful robe made of IT, bear
skins captured by VIM. Stewart and
himself last fall ut Mr.. Stump's place.
Robert Mclean purchased of Mr..
Watson Of The Dalles fine large span
fhorscs for logging purpose which were
brought down overland by Mr.. Watson
Monday.
Mrs. Allen Lloyd of Kent Washing
ton arrived here Monday to see her
mother Mrs. Snow, who has been very
sick, but we are glad to state is getting
we'll again.
The latest novelty out is the "Match-
less Repeating Air Gun" Shoots b. b.
shot of any kind. Once loading pre-
pares you for GG shots. For Sale at the
Furniture store.
Joseph A. Wilson took the plats of
the blocks in Parkhurst, laid Off in
town lots by Mcssrs. Macllachern &
Macleod and G.. G. Roberts, to The
Dalles Friday morning.
Eastern mails have been delayed for
the past two weeks from one to ten
hours every day on account of the
SHOW Oll llit btiNlCllp tllNlNlOll' ihNlN
is an immense amount0f snow i'll the
Blue mountains.
Found. A G. A. r. watch charm or
locket near the residence of J. +.
Richardson who is living on the
Weidner place, The owner can have
the same by calling at this office and
paying for this notice.
Lost in Columbia hall or between
there and Mrs. Esther Backas' place Il
white and old gold silk handkerchief.
The finder will ohlige by leaving the
same at the post office or at the resi-
dencc of Esther Baclus.