The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1891-06-13

.''' y I'N'llllil llNlVllllH ~ ! VIZ
laIld the Idll lust. This bclnpthc pcmi-
"ulrnll Of the arrival of the homo
builders n Oregon, twin no doubt bc
the FIandcsl occasion Of The kind ever
occurring In the state.
The GLACIER would Ike 10 hnvc n
correspondent In every nClghGOrhOOd,
NOT only on tlis side of the river but
at White Salmon, Trout lnkc, GIlmcr,
'hnnns prurle nnd ChcnOwith and
polnls ucrOss the Columbia We want
l"rnl now., and not essays, for we have
not room for the hitter.
Tho Sunday night east bound pass.
rut"r lr"u ran over man named
llarl u fisherman, ncnr Rooster Rock.
III. head wn- covered from his body,
mn! hc was otherwise 80 bndly mutilu-
yea mat his rcmnins were gathered up
IN a mail sacli mud token 10 The Dallrs
nnd from thence to Portland
Hon. f. H. Smith left by the Has
tnln Monday night to intend the nn-
. nuul meeting of the Supreme lodge 4.
.. /. w. at Detroit. He will visit his
daughter Anne, at Ohcrlu Ohio, and
may possibly bring her home with him
10 spend the vacation. lie expects to
return about the lst Of July.
Blowers ~ Crowcll have INST placed
mn order direct with the manufacturer
~ Boston for $4,000 worth of boots and
shoes thereby cutting OF the commits.
sion pnid middlcmcn aud will give
their customers the advantage of II.
VIII rClailnt Portland Wholesale prices.
When the goods arrive call and be con-
vlncod.
Complaint * made that two boys
residing some distance up the valley
and whose names We Withhold In hopes
that they will In the future give no
cause for complaint ARE In the hnbit of
pointing their rifles ut the house of a
ucighbor or some of his family. The
boys probably mean no harm, bat IL
lrighlcns the children, and they should
stop. IT, before they get into serious
trouble.
Wcar selling glassware and crock
cry cheaper than IL was ever sold in
this place. We have full line of fruit
jars, and we are selling quart Mason
lals complete, nt Sl.j0 per doz., ! quart
sL@0 per doz. Perfection, DTS. 81 40 per
dol. all other goods corrcspondingly
low. Call aud get quotations on sugar
The fact Is we will not bc undcrsold by
anyone who does business on business
principals BLOWERS Il CRowELL.
Last week Mr. Head found Il mass
Of cells formed of dried mud, on one Of
his trees near the roots. He detached
IL and found II full of small worms, and
OF course his curiosity was aroused as TO
whether another fruit pest was on
hand. lie sent the whole business To
Professor WashhurrS ut Corvallis. The
professor pronounced the cells those of
the mud-wasp, and the worms the lar
vc of sone insect which the wasp had
imprisoned for food for It's own young.
The report reached here Monday af-
tcrnoon that Robert Husbands had
been struck on the head by falling
pulley, at the upper min, and fatally
injured. Soon after the report reached
here Bob himself showed up. He had
n couple of ugly cuts, and had received
n hard blow IN the stomach, but little
time will repair all damages. Had the
cuts grown on the way down ~ the
story did he would have been cut i'm
two before he got half way from the
mill.
The Dullcs achool had picnic
Thursday coming here on the Steamer
Baker Those in charge had made
no arrangements Of any kind, had no
place for holding their picnic and in
the crowd got separated .
ana did not find one another all day. 7
The day was the warmest we have had !
fora month, but the whole country
Is shaded and every acre Is a.picnict
ground SO that though divided our
visitors enjoyed themselves thoroughly. I.
james Langilc's building is flushed .
and the shelving and counters in the /
store were completed MOr day, the |
work being done 10y Stranahan Bros. .
and in such manner that they can .
Justly feel proud Of The work. rs it .
would bc difficult to beat it. The .
ceiling Is oiled and vanished and the .
walls back Of the shelving painted in .
colors, II is decidedly the heatcst .
slore room in town and is splendid
location Mir Hanna will occupy it in
Il day or two.
Conductor Fowler found n tramp in
Il carload of merchandise Mt Blalocks
night. The fellow had opened
A case of champagne and lot of
canned goods and was doing the grand
tour in fine shape. Fowler got him
into the caboose and reported him,
receiving instructions to take him to
ghe Dalles. just the other side of the
suntnit, about six miles from the city,
anu while 'l.r train was running
twenty miles an ho'r, the hobo jumped
and escaped.
Last week Captain II. c. Coe and
wife transferred thu property lying
between the state rad and the rail
road, including the ulsold portions of
Waucoma, to L. j. Watson, who will
plat and place it on the market.
This rounds out his sproperty making
ldlewilde easily accessible, and the
three townsites really one. We think
another Year will see many cottages
dotting the beautiful slopes, and in the
near future Hood Rivy' will extend for