The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-08-24
aelEf LOCAL MATTERS.

s.ord hand bikes at John Hullt's.
ranyor Cloth 'ng Store for bargains.
R,arrqss and bikes repaired by J.Huilt,
,ncben treasures, $3.50 at sherrilfh.
sherril's prices are as low as porti"nd
1bces' ,o ahoos ot Rome & Nc.
See them ooc si'oe'
DDnalds' Ao,ssf
Al SherrilPs
Ear Byrkett's batter, go to Bone
Mcdonald. :,
BlackoIa, the "a'e'-p''0' '''0s :"
Ne l. Sons.
p R. Tucker cut his foot witha scythe
mi he now goes on crutches'
Miss Mary CASTOR of Portland is the
.Dsst Of Mrs. j. F. Armor.
ror ynns. ammunition and fishing
r atIe So TO Bone & Mcdonald.
prv YOUR magazines and period cali
\. Bradley's Book and Stationery store
p-of and Mrs. Barnes left Tuesday
Inning for weeks sojourn ut the
Ia side. 1
Indie C. ]. Hayes found pair OF
buckskin gloves and lett them AZ thiS
.stHce for the owner.
w D. Lockman is in charge of Coz
pann's place while the latter is in New
Work city.
II Fl. Bailey and wife and Mr.. Crud-
.on went to Mt. hood, Monday, for g
mo weeks camping trip.
7 R Rankin has been rencm;rated
ior the Office of ass essor by the repubii-
Fans Of Klckitat county
Those Brownie lunch boxes are just the
4hinv for the children to carry theil
lunches in. At Sherrills.
LIB Hunt has purchased of Judge
henry the house and lot known as the
Trana property, opposite Bone q Me
DInald's store, on FIRST and Oak streetS.
Apples for sale-A fine lot of apples
N The best varieties Would prefer to
Pell the whole crop on the trees.
join SIPMA.
John Leland Henderson was engaged
asst week in surveying the Highland
bark addition to the townof ,ood River,
10 be aced on the market b. II. c. Coe.
DrJ. F. Watt has boen appoint, d
ph,sic an and surgeon for the men en-
noyed in railroad construction work OH
the'O. r. & N, between Cascade Locks
and The Dalles.
George Booth of the East Side sent
tie Glacier samples of his big Craven.
stein and Gora Mundi apples. A G!ora
Mundi, though as yet only half natured
weighed Is ounces.
Roy Siocum, who is employed in tho
Office of the American Steel and Wire
company, " ashburn & Moen depart
nlent, at.San Francisco, is doing NIGEL.
and was recently promoted.
Frank Davenport of Davenport Bros.
Hood River. made short business tril
TO this city last week. His firm are nov
operating box plant in connection
with their mils.--;)regon Tlmberman
The Frankton school will begin Sep
tenlbpr 1st. j. +. Armor has abou
completed the improvements to TIN
school building. A bell anda cycloped !
have been purchased By the school board
HARRISON Bros, reporting for the croI
bulletin, state that the wheat crop Oh
the East Side is turning out from III t
Il p bashels per acre, and is OF eycellen
quality. Oats are yielding from ~
So bushels.
Chas. Chandler has prune tree
bearing this wear for the first time, tina
he ALWAYS thought was Seeding plum
1t proves to be an Italian prune, but
"a is at least one month earlier than hi
other ItalianR.
Albert johnson and family of Scar
poose visited his brother-in-law, W,
# Cole, the first Of the week. Mr.. join
son is a dairyman, milks about 10 cow
runs a separator and sells his cream !
Portland for so cents gallon.
DR.. F. G. Br0sius has removed to n
new residence at the west end OF ga
street, midway between the school hou'
and armorv, ard can he found in his
flee over Williams & Rrosius' drug stol
between the hours of l0-ll a. M, 2
and 6-7 p. m.
Following are the republican nom'n
tions for the offices of justice of the peat
and constable of Trout Lake and " HI
Salmon precinct Klickitat count,
Trout Lake-C. H. Pearson, justice; v
Z O'Neil, constable; White Salmon
Peter Groshong, justice; Frank Gr
shong, constable.
a w. A. Slingerland hauled out loi
N OF casks on SATURDAY., which he inten'
n to fill with black berry wine and eide
N His team stood for seme time IN tro
a of the GLACIER office, and many citzeI
seemed to think we were going into u
saloon business and called to offer co
gratulations.
Paul G.. Bates of Portland, spec
agent for Cotton Bell & Co. of San FRA
cisco, arrived up on Monday s even,
train Mr.. Bates was accompanied
+. S. Kelley, secretary of the Portlai
Flouring Co, and Tuesday morning t
two gentlemen left for an outing
Cloud Cap Inn and Lost lake.
Mrs. R. Pea'er has had good succt
raising chickens this summer. She b
40 Young turkeys, but the hogs contra
ed a habit of feasting on turkey ard
up all but Is. The hogs also got aw
with all but two of hatch OF gun
fowls, including a white one that NJ
Pealer was especially desirous OF ralsll
Over fifty varieties of cultivated fru
were ripe at one time and on eShlbltl
for several days last week at the Colu
ba Nurseries. The number OF yariet
of each kind was as follows: Apples
plums IL, prunes 5, pears 5, peaches
crabs 3. s'-lwberries 4, raspoeFr'es
currants cherries l, dewberrles
blackberries 8, elderberries l.
Tilton & Gresham of Portland W
award I'd the contract for putting IN
heaters in the Hood River school hou
The contract calls for two new heat
at $500, or the renewal of the old {
and an additional heater for S4OO.
contractors agree to heat the wh
building up to 65 degrees in the cold
weather.
Chas. Chandler presented the GIae
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