The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-10-05
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
.ond hand bikes at John Hullt's.

Blowers.
Admission to The Dales harvest car
!. nival. which opens Oct. 9th, will be lOc.
Wn, Orser and family are now living
- White Salmon. Miss Sadie Orser
~;ll q; attend business college in Portland
"A this winter.
Don't buy that new suit until you see
orr new stock OF mems and boys cloth
mo now on the road from the east.
A. s. BLOWERS & Son.
This office is indebted to John A. Will
con for a large and handsome head OF
n cauliAower, the best vegetable OF its
q kind that grows.
The management of The Dalles carni- |
val have secured the midway shows,
which proved such drawing card at the
4 Portland street fair.
For sprains, swelling and lameness,
4 there is nothing SO good as Chamber
i iain's Pain Balm. Try it. For sale by |
Williams & Brosius.
For Sale-51s acres, mile and quarter
south west Of town; good large house
Young orchard, fine location. Inquire
Of Geo. T. Prather.
Rev. Frank Spaulding is being con-
qratulated upon the arrival of a girl at
Els house. He is the happy father of
seven boys and one girl.
Block 2, Parkhurst, 270 by 300; 12|
fine lots; abstract Of title; fine view OF
Columbia river; cheap if sold in 10 days;
part cash-at the Emporium.
The ladies' aid society of the U. B.
oh urch will meet at the home of Mrs.
Hanna on Friday afternoon. 1t is ur-
gent THAT every member be present.
Mrs. Boiling, son Walter and daughter
Della moved to Portland Monday. Miss
Della will enter the business college and
Walter will study civil engineering and
mining.
The enrolment in the Frankton school
reached an even 100 last Friday. Be-
sides. private school at Nicolais mill,
in the same district, started with II
pupils two weeks ago.
Citizens of the Nicolai mill neighbor-
hood have made application for post
office, which will be granted by the de-
partment without doubt. Quite town
is springing up at the mill.
Here is Bargain-A four room dwell
ling in good repair; lot 50x100; centrally
located three blocks from depot; in town
of Hood River, Or. Price, spot cash.
$500. Call on Geo. 7. Prather for furth-
er particulars.
DR.. f. G. Brosius has removed to his
new residence at the west end OF Oak
street, midway between the school house
and armory, and can be found in his Of
flee over Williams & Brosius drug store
n between the hours of 10-ll a. m, 2-3
and 6-7 p. m.
Do YOU want clover hay? If so, try
Tucker. Fourteen tons first class baled
clover hay; price for the next ten days
only $3.50 per ton, cash. After that
date, price will be more.
B. r. TUCKER,
Sept. %, 1900. Tucker, Ore
Is your title clear! You think So
Maybe it is. Perhaps not. Better gel
an abstract and have it examined
Easier to correct it now than later, pos.
sibly after q lawsuit. E. E. Savage will
examine and give you an opinion. Over
twenty years experience.
Read This-One of the best and earl
lest fruit farms, within two miles O
town, for sale. Contains 70 acres. Boa
lands at the place twice day. Good 10
cation for store and hotel. For turthel
particulars, call ON or address Geo. 1
Prather, Hood River, Or.
Van johnson brought some good corr
to this office that was grown by him. |
is hard, flint corn, natures early and !
excellent for meal. He has grown thl
variety of corn ever since he has beef
farming in Hood River, and it is know
as the Van Johnson corn.
One of the best farms in Hood Rive
valley, West Side, containing 81 acres
we'll improved; plenty of water; ~
miles from town. Price $50 per acre
A fine farm, 160 acres, three mile
from White Salmon landing. Wash
Well improved, and goes at bargain
For sale by Geo. 7. Prather.
The Oliver Chilled Plow Co. has O
fered one of its best 10-inch plows as
prize for the best fruit exhibit at Th
Dalles harvest carnival and street fai
Hood River fruit growers can compe'
for this prize. 1t is snap.
The Glacier is in receipt of q box (
apples from Capt. III. G. Cook OF VIM
Salmon. They are remarkable Tor Delf
full box of the largest apples ever see
in Hood River. They are OF the Wo
River variety, and 36 apples fill an Or
gon apple box. They will be on exhih
tion at the Hood River fair.
NH. Nickelsen has sold all OF IL
Belmont Townsite Co.'s property but
acres. S. F. Eby recently bought
acres. He also bought the Templlett
house on the Woodworth place ana W
move it onto his land. Eben Boorms
recently purchased 10 acres OF "
Nickelsen.
Joe Purser called last Friday and as
ed us to correct statement contains
ia our squash story of last week. 10
it seems, was the man who cut the D
Montana SQUASH. He says it contaln'
q firkin of butter, barrel of butterml
and another churnin', all ready. I
asks that we make this correction III Il
interest of impartial history. Joe won
rather be right than president.
Mrs. Louise Rounds, the Quaker ia'
preacher, will preach next Sunday aite
noon. at 2:3O o'clock, in the Unlt
Brethren church, and in the eveni
there will be union temperance me'
inc held at the Congregational cnurc
presided over by Mrs. Rounds. one
the organizer of the Departmental OF mer
in the national w. C. I. U. Every toy
and community should have an actl'
wide-awake Mercy Band. Come out
these meetings, every one, and ut
scatter sunshine and mercy
J. w. Boyden Of Wisconsin was
Hood River last week. He is look
over this country in the interest O
numbering company Of that state.
isan old soldier, having served n
same company and regiment with NJ;
Rand. While here he hunted up Ma
He called at his house, and Mart not
ing at home, left word that ne wan