The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-11-02

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Rock creek and they have good farms
and orchards just coming into bearing.
The settlement is about five miles from
Hood River, but for the want OF
wagon road to this place the settlers do
their trading at Mosier. Mr.. Stark says
some grading would be necessary to
make wagon road to Hood River, but
that the work would not cost as much |
as it did to make the grade on the new
read at Reynolds place on the East
Side. These people all desire TO trade
at Hood River and ship their fruit from
here, and Hood River should see that
they have q wagon road for the purpose.
Charles Metcalf, wife and child of
Grand Forks, Mimi, are visiting F. G. |
Church and family at Belmont. Mr..
Metcalf is an engineer in the employ of
the Northern Pacific railroad and has
had charge OF an engine for the past 20
years. He is an old acquaintance Of
Capt. Blowers and visited him four years
ago. 1t was through Mr.. Metcalf's rec
ommendation that Mr.. Church came to
locate in Hood River.
Hon. Dell. Stuart spoke to a good
audience in A. o. U. w. hall Wednes-
day afternoon. This was the first speech
Of the campaign in Hood River. Mr..
Stuart is pleasing and entertaining
speaker. Earl Sanders, who was billed
to speak at the same meeting, failed to
appear, having been sent in another
direction. He may fill his engagement
here later.
The family of A. A. Bonney arrived
here last Friday from Tygh Valley.
They have come to stay. Clyde I.
Bonney and his father have exchanged
places in business. Clyde is running
the ranch in Tygh Valley, while his
father has bought the business here OF
Clyde's creditors and will continue to
manage it.
Two men were arrested by Marshal
Olinger, last Friday night, charged with
holding up and attempting to rob man
near the depot. The man held up was
from Dufur. He had no money and the
robbers got nothing. The Dufur man
failed to appear against his assailants
and they we're released on Monday
morning.
Mrs. NJ. B. Potter and Mrs. II. w.
Wait each received one years subscrip-
ton to the Glacier as premiums on ar
ticles exhibited at the Hood River fair
Both ladies complimented the Glacier
by assuring us that no other premium
awarded at the fair could have given
better satisfaction.
E. G. Jones of Appleton, Wis, was a
caller at the Glacier Office last Friday.
Mr.. Jones, who is accompanied by ID. A.
Jones of Appleton, is making a tour OF
the coast and stopped over in Hood
River to meet old friends and look after
business interests in this vicinity.
The floor of F. E. Jackson's warehouse
took tumble and went down about
three feet last Friday. Anextra carload
: of -four and feed was too much pros
perity for it to stand up under. A
kitten that was asleep in box in the
building was unhurt.
w. r. Hansberry, who was so seriously
, injured last summer by band saw in
.. the box factory, desires through the
Glacier to thank his kind neighbors wht
have administered to his wants since TIN
accident. His arm has healed pnicely
s. C. Zeigler of White Salmon, wen
to Vancouver on Wednesday and tilet
: llpon a homestead in the hills back o
. White Salmon. He says he will hav'
an ideal place for apples and will i'm
, prove it as fast as his means will allow
: John Leland Henderson moved int
his new dwelling last Monday. Tn
; Emporium will now be found at tn
!. head of Third street, on Waucoma ave
P. F. Fouts and family will occupy I'll
!, rooms vacated by Mr.. Henderson.
! The sale of Jersey COWS advertised b
!. Boyd N. Sproat for Nov. 10th will tax
!. nlace tomorrow, in Hood River, at
O'clock. This is very fine herd OF COW
= and they will be sold at auction for cas-
!, or bankable paper.
q SO. Clark OF Onarga, ILL.,, is visitir
n his cousin, S. E. Bartmess:. Mr.. Ciai
N has been travelling over different par
% of the state of Washington and will Wis
At a week or two in Oregon before returl
ing to his Eastern home.
"A License to wed was granted Wen
n Borde and Louise Wellenbach OF Cam;
~ Prairie. The couple have passed II
=. ace of youth, the gentleman being
70 and the lady 65.-Mountaineer.
is The ladies of the M. E. church W
n serve dinner and supper on election az a.
,r- in the booth ON Jackson's corner II
es ceeds to be applied toward purchasing
es hell for the church. Meals 25c.
of G. w. Bratton, an employe OF Z
Oregon Lumber Co. at Viento, fell fro
4 railroad train, one night last week al
was badly cut about the lace. Dr. ID
sious dressed his wounds.
ha Evangelist Stephens and wife, W Y,
~ are conducting services IN the van
Christian church, have been favor
be with large audiences during the ps
week.
ne Al the evening service at the Cong
pational Church, DR.. Brosius, Raj
N. Savage and Mrs. Garfield will sing
ith trio entitled: Through the Gates
Gold"
,od Hugh Gourlay, editor Of The Dal
ION Chronicle, is billed to speak at Mt. Ht
tomorrow, at 2 o'clock, and at T
Grove school house in the evening.
.ies Joe Purser will take the stump :
spout at B. N. Sproat's auction OF II
for oughbred Jersey COWS TOMORROW.
nad .o can always draw crowd.
Louis Burkhardt, supervisor at
Nh Hood, is in Portland for the WIN
III, III, He has deputized Mr.. Fischer to ac'
: IN his place as supervisor.
Geo. 7. sPrather made five sales
,ole real estate last week, among them q
r near the armory to Abner Cox, who
IS at build upon it at once.
s. Copple Of the East Side last N !
II 10 dav sold 20 acres of unimproved !
h to adjoining Beulah Land to R. =. 1
can bison for $3.50.
The diplomas awarded at the d
80 p;var fruit fair are at the Davidson
res cannery for distribution to those emu
day to them.
red. Marvin Rand was visiting in !.
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