The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-08-13

no pIHcc Ike Hood River,
School viii commence In this district
Monday the 9th day Of September
MIs Mckay, has been employed 10
touoll thc primary department
since lining their fume the Oregon
Iduluor Company Hnd they have
pruty If water without using nny
mcdrIf The lumber goes through IA
ilueebapc
j. II, Middleton, was up from Port
lWud saturday, 9u.ug ont 10 the east
iull visit hla mother and returning
1ueslny, 'o Portland where he III 10.
wlrdpnrmaneutly
j, r., Ruuds, cottage X going up
rapidly and another week or two viii
see IL almost completed We judge
from thc frame tlmt II viii be a very
pretty building.
Il. r. Mclean and family, left for
Ovuudo Montana Thursday. He
takes his logging outfit with him,
hul We expect 10 see him back here be-
fore long just the same.
The fishing on tho cnst fork IL re-
ported as exceedingly good aud os the
Mt. Hood stage goes there nearly every
diy, it makes II one of tho most con-
yenicnt fishing places IN the valley.
The salmon season closed Wednca.
day nipht, after IA not very good ran.
The Winans boys however caught
something over 800 tons, and got we
understand $4,000 per ton for the catch.
Mr.. Ned Gillette, of Kcncsaw, Ne
brnska, who has been visiting Dr. Bro
sius for several weeks, left for home
Sunday evening, going 10y the way Of
Portland and thence over the Cana
dian Pacific.
We had the pleasure Of sampling the
glncier Ice through the courtesy of the
new Ice company, and found IL perfect
n Is very hard aud dense, breaking
easily with u conchoidnl fracture, and
has remarkable staying qualities.
Mr.. G. II. Palmer of White Salmon
appreciates his local newspaper and
Thursday sent u copy To Mrs. Alma
Perry, at Danyillc, Illinois II is a
cheap way To inform your friends In
the East concerning. this section. Try
IL.
Wilson Winans, made us a pleasant
call Wednesday morning, having just
returned from Portland. lie reports
"A large number of campers-at his place
Oh the forks OF the river. and fishing
good, the sen troat having commenced
to run.
Travel TO Trout lake Is increasing
steadily, and IL Is n fine camping place,
sure. The fishing Is good the air per
feet, and game ABUNDANT. The open
timber permits easy travelling, and one
can 20 where or when ones pleasure
suggests.
j. NJ. Murchie, of Wasco, Sherman
county, has opened II livery and feed
.staN!e iu lhe Hanna barn, which is
heHs enlarged 10 accommodate him.
in na- some nice livery rigs, and is
.p,M.cd to sell hay by the bale, ton or
cataai.
The streets seem deserted, but there
Is lot uu idlo man In the place. In
the valley work b. being pushed vigor-
Uav'N, MUuy acr,'S " strawberry plants
byAH spJ ;md many more being prcpar.
r3 Tor ecWyd Vet few years and
Aoud erWlll flourish.
EeV Henry +. Gilt, Of New York
state having uccepteda call from the
( congregational churches, arrived We'd
n,-Hy. lis lum,iy is in Portland,
|WJ Viii JOIN HIM as soon rs their
7 hou.s, thtNoc building rcceAily orcu-
, pied by =, T., Rand, Il ready for them.
, Miss Mollie Coc has returned from
I EilelSburg TO remain until about the
lst at september. She has been ten
/ dercd the position Of instructor Of in-
strumcutaI music at the seminary
! there, IN ease arrangements can be
madc for both a vocal and instrumental
/ instructor Miss Coo is q iiue musician
land will yet be- heard from IN the nlu-
seal world,
There is large quantity Of wood
shipped from this point, ANA if proper
lAcnlties Were furnished these snip
ments would be doubled. There is not
/ for loading wood, aud the Union Pacific
should take some steps towards inn
proving it. This could be done easily
Uy making cut from the section house
to the depot, and this would make
abundant room for piling wood, and be
reasonably convenient.
Hon. L.. L.. Smith, came in from
Trout lake Monday bringing Miss
! Clayton and Miss JOSS who have been
camping with his family, and Miss
! Ann smith along with him. The sun
has given him good color, which
might easily be mistaken as TO cause,
as The nose has its full share, and his
health is better than for some time.
He LETT for the lake again Wednesday
morning to remain for several weeks.
A grand time is expected at the
which begins 80 p, NJ. Aug 22d.
Prois. Ackerman and Rigler, two OF
the best instructors in the state, will be
there. Supt. MclGlroy is expected
President Bloss of the Agricultural col.
lege is to lecture, and many other good
things In the way of entertainment are
on the programme, a fee of SO cents q
week, nalt the usual amount, will be
charged teachers. Board at reduced
+ rates.
! Raleigh Phelps, was arrested Satur
day charged with assault and battery
upon one of Mr.. Hunts children gir
aged about eleven. The evidence
discloses the fact that the children hao
Il quarrel ut the Hood river bridge conf
nlencing by calling names and throw
! ing mud, and ending in u slappina
= match. The case was tried betor,