The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1899-02-03
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
That so cent shirt.

That so cent shirt.
Money to loan on real estate b,
JOHN l.. HENDERSON, agt.
DR.. Benjamin. dentist, will be il
Hood River again on Saturday, Febru
AIRY 4th.
OdeIl district has voted to bond tn,
district for 81 600 to build IA new schoo
house.
Miss Ethel Woodwork, who ha
been visiting In Sherman county fo
{ e past three weeks, returned home
Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Fox is spending a couple
of weeks with her parents at Whit
Salmon Falls.
The strong wind Monday night blew
down The ward fence in front of Geo
Fox's residence.
Mrs p. f. Fouts of The Dales spen
last week in Hood River, the guest o
Mrs {. A. Bell.
Clyde Il. Bonney received drove o
IS nice-looking hogs from The Dallei
Tuesday morning.
w. b. Cole, now living in Portland
Is visiting Hood River and expects ts
again make his home here.
Mr.. Jas. Feak Of Lnnton, Or, was
Ia Houd X yer last Friday, To attenC
the funtriI of his sister, MIS-. Cox.
Miss Bertha Dickason of Peoria, Ill
spending the winter at Mt. HooC
W lh her sister, Mrs H. w. Wait.
See those extra heavy Mt Hood over
alls made to order expressly for
Bo SE & MCDONALD.
Fredenburg Bros are getting oul
20J,000 feet of saw logs for T0mlinsor
Bros. saw mill at Mt. Hood.
See the prices of S. f. Bartmess il
another column. He is bound to sell
as low as you can purchase anywhere
Warren Miller moved with his fam
ilv TO Vienta, on Tuesday, where he
will work for the Oregon Lumber Go
E. II. Pickard, painter and decorator
estimates gratis; prices moderate; salts
faction guaranteed. Leave orders a
Glacier pharmacy.
Mr.. ID. Brady, deputy head consu
for Waseo county of the Modern Wood
men Of America, organized lodge al
Niento last week.
The first flowers of spring have made
their appearance. Wild heliotrope:
were gatheEed on Twin Oaks farm last
Sunday, January 29th.
fhe directors of Crapper district have
decided to run an eight months school
during this year and have re-engaged
Mr.. Hoyl Green as teacher.
The Hood River schools were dis
missed last Friday as mark Of respect
10 the late Mrs Cox; Mr.. Seaman Con
being a member of the board Of di
rectors
S. e. Bartmess says, get posted on
Portland prices and come and see him
says he will meet those prices if he has
to give you the stuff aud throw in q
chrome.
Mr.. Jos. A. Wilson started Saturday
morning for Seattle, where he sailed
on the steamer City Of Seattle fol
Alaska, and will make the trip to
Dawson City.
C. l.. and L. E. Morse have con
tract for furnishing 100000 feet OF
logs for the Davidson saw mill of Hood
River. The logs are now being cut on
the White Salmon river, seven miles
from its mouth, and will be floated
down that stream.
w. III. Goodwin, from Grand Island
Nebraska, arrived in Hood River, Mon.
day, with carload of household goods
and several head of live stock. He is
the father of Mrs. Robt Thurman oi
White Salmon, aud has come to make
bis home either at White Salmon ol
Hood River.
Salon G. Bramwell died at Kansas
City, Mo, in his SD year He was
born at Vernon, Ind, in 1915, He was
the first agent Of the old Madison 4 In
dianapolis railroad. He was engaged
in mercantile pursuits for many year,
in Madison, Cincinnati, o., and al
Franklin Ind. He located in Kansa:
CITY in 1867. Deceased was an uncle ol
Mrs l.. Henry of Hood River.
At the special school meeting in Mt
Hood district a tax of Is mills was
voted. and the directors were authorized
to borrow enough money to complete
the new school building after the taxes
levied for the past two years have heeu
exhausted A building % by SO feet
will he erected, and l.. ID. Boyd ha:
taken the contract to build the house
for S442.50 The new-sehool hous,
already has the furniture aud hylC
plate black board.