The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-04-14

A fresh COW wanted. Apply at this office.
Miss Effel Davis Of The Dalles is visiting
Mrs. e. c. Mahany, at Woodworth's mills.
Harry c. Inlay and bide (nee Ehrck) left on
Tuesday for San Francisco, where they VIII
make their home.
Ed Birth has moved nom Frankton to the
house owned by Mrs. Baldwin, on the ma
above town.
G.J. Gessling has about completed the as
sessment of Hood River valley. lie finds that
we have more wealth IN taxable properly oy
nearly $4,000 than we had last year, caused
principally by homesteaders having earned
title TO their lands.
n. F, Fuller moved down from Sherman
county during the week and has rented the
| Isenberg place, near fuckers.
Jas. r. Hanna came up from Monmouth on
Tuesday. He is looking well and doing well.
Letters from Howard Isenberg to his father
speak in the highest terms Of the services of
| Ir. Rrosius and Maltie Dukes, who we're out
| on the firing line caring Tor tne Wuuhoeu au-
ing the battles near Manila both are very
popular with the soldiers.
CIyde T. Bonney has sign boards nailed
| high up on the trees along the roads through
ont the valley. lie believes in advertising
and keeps bis name and his business prom
| lnently before the people.
The visiting teachers at the institute tomor,
| row will be invited to dine at the hotel,a fund
| ia eing been provided for that purpose. ~
| was the Intention TO set "A lunch at the lnsti-
| tute, but that plan has been abandoned.
strawberry growers are signing petition
\ of interest TO them, one copy oil Whcn can M De
| f1und with G. k. Bone, at Bone Mcdonald !
store; the other copy is in the hands OF 1. II.
! Coon.
A nice strawberry ranch within two miles
Of town is for sale cheap. The owner wants
to sell bad and go to the mines, whele he
thinks a fortune awaits him. Twenty acres
of land, all kinds Of fruit, good Improvements
! Address p q. box 10, Hood River, for furthei
particulars.
q. I. Blodgett and family arrived from Cal
fornia last week aud Will make thelr nome
In Hood River. I. G. Dallas Is lifting up th'
t,hamplin building. and Mr.. Blodgett VIII
omen out I'm the same with stock OF harness
which he brought with him.
Capt. Dukes, road supervisor for the towr
district, ordered out quite delegation OF CIT
izens to work on the roads during the week.
Our valley was visited by copiOus shower
of rain during the first part OF the week
Grass on the ranges and pastures Is plentliu
for stock. Glover and inter Whtat arc ,ook ,
ing fine. Strawberries are In bloom and tn'
|, vines are making good grown. Cherr.
, trees are in full bloom.
ID. r. Cooper and w. A. Slingerland were II
Portland last week looking after the sale Q
their apples Although prices are not up Y
what tney were year ago, they are qulte sa'
isfactory.
Mrs. 1. C. June and Mrs. Mabel Parker q
7 Mrs. Armor.
: Mr.. N. Billings, who has been confined :
his house with sickness for the past wv
months, is not gaining very fast de now ha
: the grip.
: G. A. Heath, editor of the Wfllipa Haroo
| Pilot, who was in Hood River three wees
, ago, gave our town good write up IN III
Easter edition.
Mrs. c. l.. Henderson, after couple
months visit In Portland, returned 10 hoo
, kiver last Thursday.
A dance was given at Chris Dethman's, Q
the East Side, last Friday evening ana w
I largely attended. Robt. Leasure and ".
{ GrI6ble of Mt. Hood furnished the music.
The family of the late Mrs. A. ]. Montgon
ery desire to return their sincere thanks TO u
people of Hood River for their KINDNESS
{ administering to the deceased during her Ia
4 Illness
j. H. Gerdes has moved to town. IN NAV nav
ing his goods by way Of Belmont shower W,
+ lost which, If the finder Will return 10 NJ
a (ierdes he will receive his thanks.
v A sample of Filipino needle work SCI
home by Matte Dukes can be seen AT ?.
Bartmess' store, where II has been framel.
= is the finest work OF the kind ever seen
: these parts. People who can go sueh Woi
) are not far from being civilized.
Mrs. c. r. Bone, who has been visiting
z Portland for a couple of weeks, return'
= home on Wednesday.