The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-09
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
fresh section honey Mt Crowcll's.

Young pigs for sale nj o. b. Hart.
lcy's, Price 500 II piece.
A full line of buggy washers cpt knt
the harness shop.
Shotgun shells NJ Ctrnnahun's, nt
Portland prices
Charles Chandler returned from II
trip to The DalIes Saturday.
Sticky ny pnpcr 30 cents per box of
% double sheets, nt the drug store.
Circuit court for Gillian county con
yGncs at Condor Monday, Sept. 18th,
The steamer Regulator made trip
10 Cascade Locks sunday 10 bring up
the visiting liremcn.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Elmer Rand's baby,
who has been dangerously i'll for the
pnst week, Is improving.
Miss Alice Clcnvcr aud Clnrc Bart
mess arc visiting the Misses Roberts In
The Dnllcs, going up Tuesday.
AZ the end of the season II nt hand
the Hood River Fruit Co, Is Offering
all kinds Of boxes ut special rates.
j. X. S,mnnhau returned from II
visit to his grand children IN Portland
viu The Dullcs Monday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Furpu,on aud son
Miles T.. Of The Dullcs, werO the guests
of Mr. aud Mrs Pcalcr during the
week.
The saw mill In the Baldwin district
IL kept busy getting out lumber for the
newcomers VII" lrc building on their
claims.
T.. l.. Smith will receive nny spcci-
mems Of fine fruits suitable for Chicago
exposition. per Hood River Fruit
Growers Union.
j. Il. Rankin went to The Dallcs on
Monday nights train. llcproposcs to
establish ferry between here and
White salmon soon.
Mr. Moore and family went out to
their claim in the upper valley this
week and are among the number who
will build at once.
An inccndiary fire at Condor, Gil.
liam county Friday of last week, gave
the town "A close call. The fire was
started In the court house.
Mrs. james Hoag Of Trout lake has
been ut her fathers the past week. She
IL suffering from chills and fever aud
came here for treatment
We have received complimentary
ticket To the Portland Industrial EN-
position, which opens on the 27th inst,
for which we return Our thanks.
School commences in district = Mon
day, September 18th. The directors
have secured the services of Il. ). Am
drcws as teacher for another term.
J. c. Corum of Splkcnard, Or, was
here Wednesday, having been in The
Dalc- since Sunday looking after his
Thursday.
Inst Monday was Labor day, the
last Oregon Legislature having changed
the date of It's occurrence from the first
Saturday in June to the first Monday
in September.
Misses Bess lsenberS and Ida Foss
left for visit to Portland Monday.
Miss Foss will return in few days,
but Miss lsenbcrg will probably re-
main all winter
The four children of Mr.. Joseph
Purscr have been very sick. Three of
them have about recovered, but the
fourth, II boy years old, is still in
dangerous condition.
The rain Of the past few days has
been very welcome, and we sincerely
hope that it has cleared the atmosphere
sufficiently to let the editor of this pa
per see the way home.
Insecticides for fruit pests and etc;
london Purple, Paris Green, |. X. L.,
Whale oil soap, powered hcllebore
Persian insect powder etc, ut the
HoodRiver Pharmacy.
Bert Graham moved out to his ranch
this week, taking the last load of
household goods Wednesday. He will
commence next week to build II four
room cottage for his own use.
Linn Cooper, u boy about five years
old, soA of Mr.. ID. j. Cooper, while
playing with gun Monday afternoon
on his fathers farm, about ten miles
from The Dalles, was accidentally shot
and killed.
II. f. Mulhollan and wife, Mrs. w.
G. Brainard, w. $. Chapman, w. G.
Brainard and w. w. Lovelock came
up from Portland Saturday night and
Sunday went out to their claims near
Booths hill
AN the bridge men east of Portland
were sent to help repair the burned
bridges at Pleasant valley. Iimbers
were taken from Cascade Locks, Hood
River, Mosier, The Dalles ard various
places along the route. The distance
from here is about 400 miles.
Spencer X. Sewall, representing the
Earl Fruit Co., was in Hood River du-
ring the past week, looking up the fruit
situation with the view of contracting
and shipping in carloads to points east
of the Missouri river. He was sent
here by General Freight Agent Camp
bell of the Union Pacific railroad COM
pany. Mr.. Robt Rand took him all
over the valley, and he told Mr.. Rand
that we have the finest fruit that he
ever saw in his life, and he has been in
the fruit business for good many
wears in California.