The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-07-08
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
Ground oil.cnko at the drug store,

A X. Klein Is visiting her SISTER Mrs
~. H. Bone,
The fishing at Trout lake Is said to
ho "wuy up
Fresh candles received every day ht
Sununhun's.
Andy Rand has rcopcncd the stand
nenr the depot
\ fall line orbuggy washers kept at
the hnrncssshop,
Mr., John Stoddnrd arrived from
Baker city Thursday.
Barrelrs butter A. Crowcll's, fresh,
sweet, yellow aud hqrd.
Hon, T., l., Smith arrived home
from Chicago saturday
\ fall line of shoe furnishings and
leather at the harness shop.
Carload Of Roche lIurbor lime just
received at - T.. Bartmoss.
We have several farms and small
tracts for sale, Cali aud get prices.
Lew Clark came up from Portland
Thursday to do some surveying for par.
ties here.
Lawrence Blowers aud wifc were
over from White Salmon TO take Ia the
celebration
A. IT, Ticman was in town Wcdnes
day, going 10 The Dallcs about some
road business.
Wax strings, tin cans, new stoves,
preserving kettles and everything else
at i, {. Dallas
The county courj has another liquor
license contest nt this session, aud Hood
River aiu't IN 1t.
Captain George I'laveI pioneer,
who settled IN Astoria In lSi9, died at
that place Tuesday.
The Oregon Lumber %. y mills ARE
running day aud night cutting OH nm
average i0.un a day.
Parties wanting ice cream for sun
Iays' viii please leave orders Saturday
with ". {. Stmunhan.
The ith passed without an accident,
save the result of the horse llcc and
perhaps the hnll Rarue.
Hon. II. ". Scott was expected here
lnst SUNDAY, but failed to matcrialile.
lie Will bc up tomorrow.
Fishing tackle including poles, bus
kcts, reels, ily and lIy.hOoks, at Stranu.
hans, at Portland prices.
The best stock Of fishing tackle this
side Of Portland, can hc found at Stra-
nahan's at Portland prices.
VIM, nittcuhocfcr of Portland, has
purchased the lots in Wauconla, across
the street from the prmory.
The Regulator IL making regular
trips now, connecting with the boat on
the lover river, for Portland
+. G. Dallas has Just received n fine
stock of cook stoves, ranges and Kitchen
furniture. Call aud see them.
Robt. Rand has traded onc-half his
ranch near town to a Mr.. Cook OF Mt
Tabor for property IN that place.
The potato crop promises to be II
phcnomcua one IN Oregon. and IL IL
probable prices will be very low.
Mrs. Champlin is having her ware
house made into neat residence.
Nctr and Wallace doing tho work.
Parties visiting Trout lake can get
board, hut not lodging with J. NJ.
noag. Plenty of hay or pasture for
stock.
Blnckbcrrics and their first cousin
the msphcrrics are now due. Cherries
are plentiful bringing eight cents per
pound.
A letter from ). T.. Bartmess states
that his mother grows steadily weaker,
and her death is liable to occur at any
moment.
William Currnn has built house on
his homestead at Niento, and moved
his family down TO the new home
Thursday.
We have ten acres of fruit land
cleared. two miles from town, that can
he bought for $50O-Sl50 cash, balance
in three years.
Now is the time TO use Webfoot fer.
tiligor and prepare your berry patches
for bic Weld in '9i. For rsalo by Hood
River Fruit Co.
W.rherc will be meeting at w. G.
Stranahan's q store tonlgnt, lof the pur
pose of organizing II ball club. All in
terested are invited.
Mr.. G. A, Lindsay and Mr.. II. A
Tempeton, of Kenesaw Nebraska, ar
rived here Thursday evening and are
visiting DR.. and Mrs Brosius.
The strawberry season is practically
over but there will probably be four o
tive-hundre6 crates shipped yet. Th'
crop will amount to about 5000 crates
Cordwood iR n limited amount will
he accepted at this office in paymen
for the paper. If ycu desire to talk
advantage of this offer, don't wait un
til snow flies.
We have the plat for South Waucom
and advise all desrous of making
home to call and get prices and terms
1t is beautiful place, and lots are lit
,erally "dirt cheap"
DR.. Siddall says next time he come
to Hood River he hopes to strike n
AVERAGE that when called upon t
sneak one wear ago che was too full
and this time he was not full enough.
The Methodsts have graded up thei
lot, and have it nearly ready for build
inc. It is possible that 1t may be som
time before work is commenced on IN
building owing to the strinScncy of tn
money market.