The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-07-06
Mood River Glacier
FRIpAY, JULY 8, lgoo.
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

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Watch Sherrill's ad next week.
Tents for campers at Bartmess'.
Look at those new ccuches at Sherrill's.
Harness aad bikes repaired by J.Hullt.
Miss Bernice Foley is visiting in Ante
tope.
Judge Henry returned Monday from
trip to the seaside.
LYMAN Smith came up from Astoria
last Saturday.
The GLACIER wants l6-inch stove WOO,
% subscription.
Sheriff. guarantees Portland price.
and you save the freight.
Mrs. G. L. Morse is regain ing health,
liter a severe siege of sickness.
Buy your magazines and periodicals
II Bradley's Book and Stationery store
w. E. Sheriff. is prepared to do under
taking and embalming at reasonable
nrices.
G.. J. Gessling, secretary OF the Union,
viii be in his office Thursdays and Sat
nrdays.
4. II. Blagg went to the harvest fields
81 Sherman county with his team last
Monday.
The Agriculturist says the grain crop
ID Klickitat county is going to be the
Iinest ever harvested.
w. Z. Sheriff. is in Portland, where
he is to purchase two carloads of furni-
lure and builders supplies.
Our prices are as low as is compatible
With business success and we deliver
rec Of charge. CLYDE 7. BosNEY.
Miss Maude Gilbert. came down from
The DaIles Sunday afternoon, and left
Monday for weeks visit at Portland.
Our perpetual paradox = holding
prices down when every trade circum-
etanoe is forcing prices up.
CLYDE 7. BoNNEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Platt. who spent
d week at Mrs. Alma Howe's boarding
house, lelt Monday for their home at
Portland.
Dr. F. G. Brosius has returned and
can be found in his office over Villa ms
8 Brosius' drug store, between the hours
of lO-ll q. m, 2-3 and 6-7 p. IN.
The coffee that we sell is just the kind
shat will make you pass your cup for
more. CLYDE T. BoNNEY.
S. NJ. Pugh, SON of II. Pugh, arrived
here from Mt. Moriah, Mo-, last satur-
day. He took his folks completely by
Surprise
Mrs. Robert Frame and son of Port
land and Harry Meserye of Rainier are
quests at Mrs. Dishman's boarding house
at Barrett.
Sheriff. has arranged with w. P. Full
Ter & Co. in Portland to furnish doors
and windows at bottom prices. Get his
Estimates before going elsewhere.
q The cheapest place to buy furniture
and building material in town, and we
will back up the statement by figures.
ASK our patrons. S. E. BARrMEss.
We handle what you eat and we mean
70 make our store stand shoulder to
Shoulder with your wants.
CLYDE T. BoSxEy.
Feed and -four will always be furnish
ed by Rand & Stewart at lowest market
rates. Bran, $l2 per ton; bran and shorts,
$l3 per ton Shorts, $i4 per ton. Pea
cock -four, 75c sack; Dalles Diamond,
Soc sack.
Mrs. Fred Perry and children, Will
|5am and Lula, are here from Portland
Visiting relatives. Master VIII Perry
expects to remain during the summer
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nv H. Perry.
Malcolm A. Moody returned home
from Washington last week. Mr..
sLoody has been an energetic and sue
cessfSl worker for Oregon, and this ac-
counts for his popularity with the peo-
ple and the increased vote he received
at the late election.
NJ. H. Nickelsen finishad the work OF
taking the census of the town of Hood
River and West Hood River precinct on
June 9th. In couple of weeks or so
ne ought to learn the population of our
town. The enumeraters are not per-
mitted to give out the information.
G. D. Woodworth is picking his first
crop from his big orchard of young cher
Sy trees. He gave the GLACIER samples
of the Lambert cherry, of which variety
he has 75O trees. These cherries are
large and fine. They are good shippers
and have been shipped successfully from
Portland to London
Considerable building is going up on
the East Side. Cox & Langille are build
ing barn, 32x60, for A. Paasch. The
same contractors are building barn,
28x45. for HARRISON Bros. Peter Mohr
is building dwelling house, the carpen-
ter being a newcomer named Mickelsen.
Chris Dethman and Peter Kopke are
preparing to build
VIM. Robertson, head sawyer at the
Oregon Lumber Co.'S big mill at CheRo-
weth, came home to celebrate the 4th.
East Saturday the mill made the unpre-.
cedented run of cutting 81, 1886 feet OF
lumber ia eleven hours. The boys were
working to clear the pond of logs so that
they might celebrate the 4th in fitting
style.
Bishop Mills and DR.. Thompson, who
have been in attendance at the United
Brethren conference in Portland, are
visiting in Hood River. Tuesday they
went up to Cloud Cap Inn. DIR. Thomp-
son was one of the faculty IN the Otter
bein university at Westervilie, Ohip,
when S. E. Bartmess was a student
there, Both gentlemen live at Dayton,
Ohio.
Enos Burke, 14-year-old son OF Mrs.
Isola Burke of Hood River, made his
E'as from Kansas to join his folks here,
but 90 the way lost letter containing
the address of his mother. He arrived
in Portland about two weeks ago, where
he was cared for by the authorities till
word of his arrival was obtained by his
family through the Portland Telegram.
Leslie Burke went to Portland last Fri
day and brought his brother home.
The new proprietor of the Mt. Hood
hotel has made some extensive improve
ments and added several rooms to that
already conmodious and popular resort.
Dormer Windows have been put in in