The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-06-11
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
Seed corn at llnrrIs0n's.


Mating 20 cents NJ Bartmcss.
2-6it cigars at the Drug Store.
A fine line Of fresh cigars at the Drug
Store.
You can suit yourself In n smoke ac-
cording toSour pllc at the Drug store.
School closes In this district IN two
weeks.
Pictures framed to order at the fur
ulture store.
Jomss LangIllc Is again at work at
the factory.
The bridge near Dlshrow's IL being
raised this week.
The Dnlles has decided 10 have ith
Of July celebration,
All kinds of country produce bought
and sold ut lluulson's.
Trimmed hats ut cost; come and scc
them nt Miss Slilsons.
lee for sale, pasture aud houses to
rent Enquire Of j. H. Grrdv-.
NV lANEhlll'l lluli ~ 80 - " III ItN
Dalles To the Cascades lru.~hay.
Mrs. Foster " Vancouver, IL visiting
her daughter Mrs Bert Graham.
Captain Frank Coe is visiting his
relatives here, arriving Thursday.
Rustic, flooring, ceiling ana hath At
Hood River Manufacturing Company.
We have been appointed agent for
the shic ol Joseph a, W llson's property.
Sash and doors made 10 order at
Hood River Manufacturing Company.
Cherries ARE abundant ~ the market
aud vegetables ARE getting quite plenti-
ful
The injured 10y the runaway on Dee.
orAtion duy are all about fully recuv-
cred
Have you seen the $1,000 antique
maple bed room set at the furniture
Etoe?
Get your lime of the Hood River
Manufacturing Company nt $50 per.
barrel.
spring millinery, just received at Mrs.
Hunts.
Mrs. Stout of Portland visited her
rlster-in-law, Miss StilsOn, here during
the week.
A small key found near the Y. B.
church cun be had 10y the owner calling
Mt this office,
Az will I've seen bv an advertisement
In this issue The Dalcs proposes to
celebrate the Ith. Read it.
A fine lot of home-rendered lard and
Oregon hams, shoulders aud bacon Just
received ut the meat market,
Mr.. John Watson came up from Port
land Thursday, and will build cot
tage near the old Coe homestead.
The rainy weather has not been at
all beneficial TO the strawberry crop,
but still the yield has been Il good one.
NJ. II. Nickelsen il AT The Dalles,
but IL not improving in health as rap
idly ~ was hoped, though he is some
what better.
Miss Henry will leave Monday for
her old home in Nebraska for visit.
She will stop ut Denver for few weeks
on her way.
Mrs. Harrison returned last Saturday
from u visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Xeigler at
Eugene. She comes back much inl-
proved In health.
One thousand dollars nm acre IL n big
yield even for small fruits, but some of
our strawberry patches have crowded
that sum this year.
Some thoughtful friend sent us the
vote of Baldwin precinct, which We
were glad indeed to get, und for which
he has our thanNs.
Hon. T. l.. Smith visited lrIa.ol
Tuesday, and will leav. ~ uu.Uaat
TO attend the Grand Lodge ) q On
tomorrow or Monday.
Mr.. Stranahan, the new turner ut
the factory, did some very pretty work
for us in the shape of stair roInds and
posts. He Is an expert.
Mr.. Coillnbury did not do the cor
rect thing by us, but under the cirCun-
StH1tpS we IbIBlNt lllIil' lie Wtut uilu
got married, that's what he did.
If you want your house insured, re-
member that the German American;
for which we are agent, is one of the
largest and most reliable in the world.
1t is quite probable the Columbia has
reached its highest mark for the year.
II 1t will Just stop where it is for awhile
the fish wheel owners will make for
lune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mcfarland are
visiting Mrs. Netherlands parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. B. Potter. They have
spent the winter in Southern Califor-
MA.
A few sharp peals of thunder Thurs
day reminded lis of old times in the
states. It's u rare thing in Oregon,
though, we believe, more frequent now
than In former years.
Mr.. and Mrs. West arrived here from
Wisconsin Monday and are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Hibbard. They are
looking for place to locate, and may
conclude to remain with us.
The strawberry shipments still hold
up, but the price is down considerably.
As most of the berries here were con-
tracted for by the crop, the change of
prices affects only the shippers.
Last week we stated that Will Gra-