The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-10-29
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Rlctures framed To order ut the fur
nituro store.
Tfue TO name Perfection dyes Mt
the drug store.
Some lue vlolius for salo nj NJ. II.
Nlckelsou'A,
Fresh cigars, of the best brands only,
kept ut the drug store.
Smoke the Hermann 10 cent clgar at
NJ II Nlckclsons
Flower pots, plain and fancy, In pro-
fusion, at The drug store.
i. Y, l.. tree spray as well m all
other Insecticides at the drug store
We ARE porry to state that our old
friend, Mel, BIIlcn, is seriously Ill.,
A large supply of handsome wall pa-
per just received by :, +, Bartmess.
Best quality of Roche lIarbar lime
nt$l.2l per halcL s. T. bARrMGss,
New stock Of Oliver chilled nnd other
plowa Just received at Oliueer n Bones.
Leave your orders for newspapers
and nuga1iGcs, with NJ. II. Nickelson.
Handkerchief cXtu,ts aud toilet per.
fumes oi the b,st grades, nj the drug
store.
Sewing maahiuo needles for all ma.
chnee, oil aud extras ut NJ. II. Nickel.
sens.
Charles Saunders hns rented IL farm
near The lallcsi aad VIII leave Us tcul-
pJrnrily
Mr.. Husbands moved into the house
recently purchased llum Mrs. llull,
Wednesday.
Firstulasg cedar shingles $2.55 per
thousand ut the Hood River NJ. +. O.
Co.'S. atUIe,
The Lone Star literary society meets
Mt the Barrett school house next FRI
day evening.
Sl.30 per barrel for Huntington lime,
tho lest In tho market at the Hood
Kivor Mfg, Co O. store.
Mr.. A. J. Dull OF Indiana, accom-.
panied by his vito, Ia visiting his
nephew, Mr. =. II. Bartmess.
G. l.. Morse went up the river Thurs
day Ia commence clearing the right OF
way OH the Smith ditch survey.
II you want 10 insure your property,
remember that we represent three of
the best companies In existence.
Mira lIowcll's had new stock of
millinery goods arrive from San Fran
cisco yesterday. Call and see them.
There was dance last night Mt the
armury, too late to furnish u real live
Item, M we went to press before that
time.
Senator Mitchell and Congressman
Ellis addressed the citizens Of The
Dallcs on political questions Wedncs-
day evening,
NJ. +. lsenbcrg moved his family to
tho ranch recently purchased from
Captain Dukes, and the latter gentle
man has moved into the lsenberg
dwelling house.
Mr. Stump the famous White Sal
mon bear hunter, who went up to
British Columbia with his 81, 600 pack
0f dogs, last summer, has returned,
Il ~~@pturcd 81 bears on the trip.
The scmi-annual meeting OF the
county farmers alliance will be held
at NansCne, commencing Tuesday
morning, Nov. lst, ut l0oclock. There
will he ten delegates from this valley.
Charles Early, went over 10 Cheno-
with Yesterday, and will move over
soon to make it his home. Charley il
4 "a, "a ~
his residence here until after the elect
ion.
Sidney Young, The Dalles jeweler,
desires to say that he Is still In business
and can be found in /. G.. Nickelsens s
store on Second street, next door to his
old stand. Watch repairing spe-
cialty.
Miss Anna Hengst, who has been at
her parents home near Mt, Hood for n
weeks visit, is again home in the Baker
house, where she is prepared to do all
kinds of sewing. Suits range in price
from S3 to So,
At the U. B. church Sunday morn
word" Baptisimal service ut the
ClOsc OI Inc StfthOH. ia Cilc tNCtIlilS
the subject will be leadership" A
welcome to all.
Saturday Is grinding day ut Harbi-
son Bros mills until business in that
line increases. Near neghbors are al
ways ready to give precedence to those
from distance, SO they need not go
home without their grist.
Messis. English n Woodward have
leased the lot across from Middleton's
store building, for five years, and are
getting the lumber on the ground pre-
paratory to erecting tWo~story busl-
ness building, work on which will be
commenced at once.
Jim Langille has been trying to look
after himself in the absence of Mrs.
Langille, and Thursday cooked his
own breakfast. The first break he
made was to get lot of concentrated
lye for lard, and therein fried . hearty
feed OF potatoes. He said they made q
dickens of - fuss, popping and jumping
out of the pan, and that they did not
taste like Mrs. Langille's cooking, but
lie ate some of them and tried to I'M
agine they were of fine flavor. If
proof were wanting of Jim's perverse-
ness, this incident furnishes it, for
with half pound of concentrated lye
in him, he tells the truth without slut
tering, and apparently without serious