The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-06-25

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: .r,llEru ypu seen the sIB.0e ansIs.rr
rnnrle lard ro0fa set at fllo fl1rnltnEs
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Mr., aud MN, Pcalcr are making cx.
tenslve improvements on their real.
deur.
Call early aud see the latest styles In
spring millinery, just received at Mrs
Hunts.
air. aud MH, Morton are In Tilla.
nook, to remain probably during the
summer.
Every person on the East Side who
iSnot engaged In berry picking IL max.
lag hay.
George Coleman wus over from White
Salmon Wednesday. He has been
quite sick.
The ncwly-elccted officers take clarge
Of their respective offices one week
from Monday.
The Regulator landed here Thurs.
day, taking several OF our citizens TO
the Locks.
White Salmon IL getting lots Of new
citizens, and yet there is room enough
for hundreds more.
Edward Kctchum and wife arrived
here from Iowa Sunday, aud will prob
ably remain with us.
A school register lost on the Mt.
Hood road will II left at this office con-
fer II favor un the loser.
The :. OF V. had social meeting
Thursday evening. entertaining the
q. A. K. and W. II. G..
A fine lot OF home.rendered lard and
Oregon hams, shoulders aud bacon just
received ut the meat market
Mrs. Foster, who has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. Bert Graham, rc-
turned 10 Vancouver Monday,
Mr., T.. G. Mooney II ut present In
charge OF the office at Umatilla, his
family are here for shot time.
Miss StIson has so far recovered from
hcf pr,son oak experience, as to again
tend 10 her millinery business.
Alcrccr Il Dukes will run their meat
wagon tmouah the valley and to the
3nl,a Mondays, Wednesdays aud Sat
utdays
Mrs. q. A. McCurdy who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Crap
per, returned 10 her home in Portland,
Saturday.
The EIiots have begun moving into
hall +. IL.
Portland, so he will not be here for
some time.
Mr.. A. III. Jewett of White Salmon
Is IL delegate to the national con> entiou
oi the peoples party, which will meet
al Omnha soon.
DR.. Brosius had a buggy collapse un-
der him last Sunday. The reach broke
aud The buggy he'd just naturally sought
the ground to take rest.
The 4th of July committee have
about perfected all arrangements for
the celebration and very interesting
programme will be presented.
The weather Is still warm, but the
season Is ut hand when custom COM
pels us to announce that we will take
wood at this office on subscription.
J. II. Rankin has bought tract of
land of G, II, Palmer ut White Salmon
and will move his family across the
river rs soon as he can build house.
Mr.. Lee, representing that bright lit
tie Portland paper, the Dispatch, was
here Wednesday and added several
names to his papers subscription list.
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.
The east wind began to blow Thurs
day, and If 1t is general in the country
east of us, the wheat crop will be prin-
cipally conspicuous by not being Wis
ible.
Regular meeting of Excelsior ALI
ance Saturday evening, July I'd. A
full attendance Is desired, as there will
be election of officers and other import
ant business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rand, who have
been visiting Mrs. Rand's father, Mr..
Turner, for u month or more, returned
to their home, Shelton, Washington,
during the week.
M. V. Rand sold forty acres on the
east side of the river Wednesday to u
gentleman named johnson, recently
from Sherman county. The price paid,
we understand, was about 81 200,