The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-07-16
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
Mating 20 cents at Bartmess'.

A fine line of frcsh cigars at the Drug
Store.
You can suit yourself In smoke, ae-
cording to your pile, ut the Drug Store.
A slight east wind prevailed Thurs
day.
Docs $. u, get there? Well should
emile. \. Is.
Pictures framed to order at the fur
uiturc store.
All kinds Of country produce bought
and sold nt lIarrison's
leo for sale, pasture and houses to
rent. Enquire Of j. III. Gcrdcs.
Sash aud doors at Portland prices,
at the Hood River Mig CoH store.
Beat quulity OF Roche uarhor lime
at$ltO pee barrel, -, j.. BAHIMEss,
a mRe supply of handsome wall pa.
per Just received by r. l.. Bar.myss.
We have been appointed agoni for
80, $40 ,i sus,pa y Wilson properly.
Fistclass cedar shingles g2.55 per
uhc-thuuslnd, ut Hood iuver Mis., Co.'S
store.
Mrs j. l.. Hanna went to Eugeuc
"Wednesday ~ visit hel s.slrr, AIa,,
.ttRttl.
$3.50 p,. barrel lor lluuunl,uu Dmr,
lac ucS, it tne moroyl a. tnc Iiuou
ttvt, Mis., COS store.
Harvesting is about over aud the
glaln crop ls good. The potato clop
VIII not uc as good ns usual.
A fine lot of home rendered lard and
Oregon hams, shoulders and bacon Just
received at the meat niudhcl
Mrs Homer Mcfarland, nl llcppGcr,
Is Visiting her parents Mr.. and Mgs.
Al. Is. Potter, arriving thursday.
We are glad indeed To state that col.
ELLIS IL lapdiy recovering from his iu.
Jurlea, mnd viii soon Ge able To uc
about.
ED. Jenkins, will preach at the
Odcu school house Tonight and tunlor-
row at II u. IA. At the new utmory
hail at 3p. III.
Cord wood IL accommodating rapidly
alongside of the spur, the Htlshry
brothers being the principal causc OF
This state OF affairs.
II you want your house insured, re-
mcinbpt That tifc German American.
lor which We are agent, is one Ol The
largest aud most reiabe IA tie would,
Mr.. Geo. II. Hines "the printer, Ol
Portland, attended the meeting of the
horticultural society here duuug the
week aud reported the meeting iur the
Ureg0nidH.
MIR Phelps took his family to his
place at Sandy Flat wednesday. Ark
ley Lindsay went with them. They
ARE out on pleasure trip aud are eX-
pected home today.
A special train followed the regular
east-bUund passenger Wednesday, car
rying 35O regular soldiers from Van
couver 10 Wardner, the scene Of the
recent labor troubles.
Reports from all over the county are
TO the effect that the wheat crop In not
80 badly injured as was at first report
ed. In many sections the crop will be
fully up 10 the average.
The steamer Dalles City made the
trip from Portland 10 the Locks Tues
day, II sort of experimental trip. 1t Is
expected regular trips will be made by
boats of this line In Il couple of weeks
Julius Baldwin of The Dallcs made
us IL pleasant e.,ll Wednesday. In COM
paIly with Messrs. French and Press
ler, both typos he was going To Wind
river fora week Or Two of outdoor recre-
alton.
The Coe Matthias boat, which was
expected 10 bc finished "a week ago, is
still Oh the ways, her launching hav-
ing been delayed 10y the non-arrival of
the propeller ana some minor ma
chIneiy.
Rev. Daniel Staver will preach at
the First Congregational church in the
valley Sunday, ~ IL O'Clock IL. M, and
AT the Riverside Congregational church
at 3 O'Clock p. m. All ure invited 10
,sattend.
y II H.len, daughter of George Thomp.
s,n, formerly clerk of this county, died
n Arlington Sunday OF diphtheria. II
ID said to he the only case III tnat city,
md that the disease was contracted IN
1he Dnlles.
Those having grain TO threSh Will
take notice that an extra charge will
be made for threshing loose grain
long straw. This becomes necessary
in justice to those who put their grain
up in good shape.
Mr.. e. Cowell of Saltwater, Mime
sofa, made usa pleasant call Wednes-
day. He is engaged In the newspaper
business and viii leave for home Mon
day. Mrs. ('owell, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs Bishop, viii return
with him.
Those who subscribed for Armory
stock are notified to come forward and
settle for the same. The greater por-
tion of the stock subscribed for has been
taken and paid for, and as there is II
small Indebtedness yet, those who have
taken their stock relying on the prom
ises of others to do the same feel that
they are being treated badly. ase
Henry McNulty of Mosier was ar
rested ana bound over to appear before
the grand jury by Justice Davenport of
Mosier,e last week, oh lrged with max
ing criminal assault on Mrs. Annie
Granlund, the wife of u section hand.
His bonds. fixed at $1,000, were fur
nished by his father, Capt. McNulty.
About week before this occurred n