The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-06-25
MattIng 20 cents AZ Bartmeas,.


DR.. i. &. Br0sIus, having succeeded
to the medical practice Of Dr. l.. J.
Thomas, cnn be found at the drug
store dny or night.
Hood River Ore, Dec IL, 1901.
The strawberry shipments have fallen
Oifand the end OF the sensOn IL near at
hand, TINT In the shipping season, hut
there Will be berries here for ut least a
month yet.
DR.. BrosIus' COW had beCn missing
for week, when she came home Tues.
day. The Doctor feels extremely thank
! fiIl 10 know that some kind hearted
person milked her NIL the time she was
gone.
Mr.. John A. Wilson, left us a specI-
men Of barley raised on his place that
II simply perfect. The stocks nre
nearly five feet and the heads long.
even aud well filled, II would be
credit 10 any county.
Mr.. r.. G. Rogers shipped this year
" crates of berries from sixty rods Of
land this season. This Ii n crate and
ninth 10 the rod, ana these will aver.
age s4.5O per crate, or " per square rod,
or $500 per acre.
Rev. Daniel Staver Of Portland will
prcnch nt the Riverside Congregational
church sunday morning ut l30
t o'clock and N the evening at = So',IOck;
also IN the First Congregational church
at 3 o'clock y. IN.
The Winans boys ARE having good
luck with their fish wheels and are
| gathering In the salmon aud ,lollnrr.
We nre glad, Indeed, to note this fact.
nnd hope they may clean up half a
hundred thousand dollars by the time
the season closes.
The Dalles elected the following of.
ilccrs Monday: Mayor, Robert Mays:
! recorder, Frank Mcncfcc; marshal, Dan
Mnloney; treasurer, Louis BORDEN:
| waiter commissioners, J. q. Mack, q. &.
Hollister aud w. II. Wilson; council
men, &. +. Lnucr aud Thomas Jolcs.
Captain Dukes has purchased an i'm
/ tcrcst IN the butcher business of MFR.
Mercer, and the new firm will he known
as Mercer & Dukes. They will run "A
wagon through the valley and to the
mills three times n week, and will MI
orders for anything In their line
promptly and with satisfaction.
Tho Horticultural society will hold n
meeting next week, Saturday, July
2d, ut the old armory ball, for the pur-
pose Of per'ecting arrangements for the
coming meeting Of the state society
here. This meeting will be important,
and all members are urged to be pres.
cnt
IL IL reported that the Baker will he
put OF her route about August lst, and
that some lively rate cutting Ii liable
To occur between The Dalles and Port
land. IL Eastern Oregon gets another
visit from the East wind the wheat
crop will bc so small that there will be
nothing TO cut rates on.
Captain Coe and George Matthias are
building steamer to be used for ex-
cursions, etc. She will be about thirty
feet long aud will he allowed to carry
probably twenty-five TO thirty pas
sengers. Work has commenced OH her,
and ns the machinery Ii all here, IL will
not be long until she is ready for the
trial trip.
The GLACIER has been remembered
dnriug the week by J. w. Ingalls,, i.
G. Sherricb and Fred Howe, all of
whom brought us u fine lot of straw
berries. When any of our berry grow
ers select box or two for show, there
is really nothing to I've said about them,
because II we told the truth 1t would
ruin our reputation for veracty.
A jolly party consisting of Judge and
Mrs. Bradshaw, County Clerk Crossen
and wife, Editor Morgan Of the ,Sun,
and wife and Mn. Blakely, wife OF
County Judge Bakely, came down
from The Dalles last Saturday evening,
remaining until the l0:40 train. They
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Herbert. Ye editor and wife assisted
In making them forget the hours.
Don't forget the Conductors excur-
sion tomorrow. The train will leave
here ut 0:45 IN the morning and the
fare will be Sl.00 for the round trip.
There will he special train from
Portland, and also from Heppner and
way points, and the crowd will be
large and everybody should 20 and
show their appreciation of the railroad
boys.
Mr.. II. w. Button of California, and
who was one of the delegates to the
republican national convention ut
Minneapolis, stopped here on his way
home from the convention to visit his
son, +. II. Button. He only remained
day, urgent business in San Francisco
preventing his remaining longer. He
was much pleased with our country
and will return In the fall to visit us
again.
Now is the Matching season of the
San Jose scale, and consequently the
proper time to make war on the pests
Every tree should be examined closely,
and, If the scale Is found, washed thor
oughly. Bulletin No. 7 of the State
Board of Horticulture, which can be
found at this office, and also at most of
the stores, contains recipes and infor-
nation as to the manner of mixing and
using washes. A vigorous and per-
sistent fight will, if taken part in by
all, soon eXterminate the scale, which
has small fOothold here, and will go
u long ways towards destroying the
other pests.
Captain A. s. Blowers has changed
his mind about moving his family to
Iowa, and will move over to White
Salmon instead. He had determined
to locate in Iowa, but just about the
time he was ready to move, the tele-
grams announced that cyclone had
paid its attention to that particular
neighborhood, and though the captain
was not caught in the cyclone, his in
tentions were, and they got badly
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