The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-10-24
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Mr.. John Krocgcr was at The Dallcs,
Thursday.
Pictures framed 10 order Mt the fur
niturc store.
Does :. Il, get there? Well should
smile. :. il.
Collins and undcrtokers supplies at
the furniture store.
Call aud see the new school suits fOr
boys ut lanna's.
All kinds Of country produce bought
and sold at Hurrisous
Circuit court will convene ut The
Dallcs November 9th.
A fine line Of gents furnishing goods
Just received at llannas
Mr., aud Mn. Ed Miller arrived home
fron Portland Tuesday.
Rev. r. l.. Eliot came up from Port
land Thursday morning.
Professor Blrgrcld Of The Dallcs Wis.
itcd this ncIghborhood Thursday.
Hon, T.. l.. Smith IL improving slow
ly aud Is expected home next week.
Marvin Rand has closed his little
store and moved his stock to Portland.
Mr. NJ. Z. Iscnbcrg will, we under
stand, build II residence here this fall.
Our school directors ARE ns near alike
Ns three B's-lilowers, Bar;mcss, But
ton.
Mrs. Stewart departed Wednesday
for sun Francisco TO join her husband
there.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rudolph Heyting Of
Gilncr, Washington, were here We'd
ncsday.
Sam Ellison II now agent nt Bonnie
Vile, his place here being taken by II
Mr.. Gulick.
Miss jenkins and Miss DcIInvcn of
Whatcom, visited Mrs. NJ. i. Watson
during the week.
George Prathcr will go TO East Port
land Monday, To take charge ofn gro
Gerry ut that place,
Miss Lillian Richardson was up from
the plauer Thursday aud honored this
office with II pleasant call,
DR.. Watt returned from Chicago Fri
dny last, ana with his family returned
10 Olympia early In the week.
Perry IL Jones have leased their build
Ing and business 10 o. Il. Hartley, who
will take possession Monday.
The Indians are bringing In nm album
dance of fine trout, which weigh from
one to three or four pounds each,
The campfire to-day should be well
attended, and the old boys should have
the "whoop up' they called for last
week.
NJ. Z. Watson placed sign on Perry
d Jones' building reading "HydmuliC
RAMS" and then Perry Il Jones read
IL and retired from business.
nr. Pilkington Of Portland and W.P.
Watson have bought the old Il. l..
Smith place, near Frankton, The Doe
tor and his son were here Tuesday.
Mrs. Oilers little girl Lillian has been
quite sick for several days, DIR. Rhine
hart of The Dalles being called In con-
sultation with DR.. Thomas OH the case.
The Grand Lodge X. of F., at its re-
cent session in Portland, declared that
manufacturers or dealers in spirtuous
or malt liquors could not be admitted
into the order.
The dance Tuesday night was not as
well attended as it might have been,
but still there were enough to fill two
quadrilles York and Del Rand fur
nished the music.
Mr.. McInniss of The Dalles was
here "Wednesday and through the val
ley for the first time. We judge that
he will ON this account some day be u
citizen of this place.
Rockland, opposite The Dalles, is the
boss wheat market. The Union Pacific,
in trying to run the Regulator off, has
agents purchasing the wheat, running
the price up to "a cents.
S. La France is having plank walks
laid through his yard, which will de.
tract about double the price of the walks
from the value of his place, and ten
times that from its beauty.
The suit of the riparian owners of
Phelps creek against the Oregon Lum-
ber Company promises to be hotly con-
tested and will no doubt go into the
Supreme court, whichever way 1t is de-
cided.
French & Mcfarland, J. G. Baldwin
and N. Harris are all advertised as
closing out their stocks preparatory to
retiring from business. The Dalles
can't stand much more of that kind of
thing.
1 The Third regiment band will be
mustered out of the service of the state,
Saturday November 9TH. All compa-
nies of the regiment will assemble at
their armories, on that day for inspect
ion.
st. Blaise the celebrated stallion was
sold recently at auction for 100000.
The first bid was $4,000 and the sec
ond by Charles Reed took the breath
away from the opposition and captured
the horse. Reeds "raise" was $4,000
cold.