The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-06-22

The GLACIER wants lo-luCn stoVe Woou
90 subscription.
Thos Shere is bookkeeper at Daven-
.,arl Bros g planer.
F5e's all right--we mean the new man
chat makes pictures.
p;noen will celebrate on the 4th. NJ.
. nenberg will deliver the oration.
light shower Tuesday morning layed
~ 8ust and refreshened the atmosphere.
IN f. Hanna, the lumber merchant
= ehaniko, was in Hood Riler ON a
6nsiness trip last week.
Ton can now get up-to-date pictures
= the Hood River gallery-opening day
saturday. L. Bradley,proprietor.
nyspepsia can be cured by using Acker's
n@snepsia Tablets. One little tablet will
~ Inn mediate relief or money refunded.
81 and SOC. Williams & Brosius
IL. F. G. Brosius has returned and
IN be found in his Office over Williams
4 Brosius' drug store, between the hours
& iO.ll a. M, 2-3 and 6-7 p. ia.
Nj Hood settlement had fine rain
lad Friday night, which refreshed veg
elstion and insures good crops of hay
and vegetables.
Iohn II. Cradlebaugh of new spaper
ia gold mining fame was shaking hands
IN old acquaintances on the streets of
3iood River, Monday.
d. G. Jones of Appleton, Wis, brother
II The late Geo. G.. Jones, arrived in
Hood River, Monday morning, for few
days. business trip.
Miss Maud Brant and Master Russell
BTant, after three weeks pleasantly
snent in Hood River, returned to their
home at Independence last Friday.
The cheapest place to buy furniture
ana building material in town, and we
in back up the statement by figures.
Ak our patrons. S. E. BARrMEss.
Mrs. Chas. Chandler remembered the
f;LAcrER with handsome bouquets of
sEeet peas and roses on Saturday. Her
roses were wonderfully plentiful this
rear.
Richard Kirbyson returned from St.
Martins springs last Thursday. Bath
ing in the waters of these hot springs
aid him good. He is troubled with
:
Miss Sadie Orr of Wasco is spending a
taree-week g vacation visiting Mrs. P.
Spangler. Miss Orr was in attendance
II the Sunday school convention at Port
and, last week.
Carpenters are at work re-shingling
the roof of the Frankton shool house,
nd lumber is ON the ground for the
srection of q covered stairway at the
Eear of the building.
In readjusting the salaries of post
masters in presidential offices the post
master general has included Hood River
md increased Postmaster Yates salary
rom 81 100 to Il, 400 year.
Experience is the best teacher. Use Ack-
rs English Remedy in any case of colds,
coughs or Group. Should it fail to give i'm
mediate relief money refunded, 25c and
SOc. Williams & Brosius.
Feed and -four will always be furnish.
"a BY Rand & Stewart at lowest market
fates. Bran, $l2pe ton; bran and shorts,
lis per ton; Shorts, $I4 per ton. Pea
eock -four, 75c sack; Dalles Diamond,
DC sack.
] Sidk headache absolutely and perma-
nently cured by using Moki Tea. A pleas
mt herb drink. Cures constipation and in
digestion, makes YOU eat, sleep, work and
happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
back. Csc and 50c. Williams & Brosius.
J. o. Pugh of sunnyside farm, White
Salmon, brought over the first ripe
beaches of the crop of 1900 on June 14th.
They were Hale's Early, of which va
fiety Mr.. Pugh will have about 100
boxes. White Salmon is once more
ahead.
J. R. Warner of White Salmon left on
Mondays noon train for La Grande to
attend the state encampment of the
g. A. R. Mr.. Warner goes to the en-
campment as delegate from The Dalles
post.
have for sale the beautiful place of
r.. NJ. Hunt, ~ miles southwest of town
of Hood River. 1t contains 31a
acres. House, barn, water, fruit trees,
berries, two horses and wagon, and all
the farm implements included in the
sale. Price 500. Inquire of Geo. T.
Prather.
Much-needed improvements are being
made at the Frankton school house.
They consist of new roof, new floor
for the upper room, covered stairway
to the upper room, belfry, etc, and
the district will purchase a bell. The
work was let by contract, and ]. F. Ar
IN or was the successful bidder.
A. B. Jones returned to his home at
Grand Forks, B. c., last Friday. Du-
ring his stay here he sold his two places,
one Of "a acres and the other 6 acres.
He also made sale of Clarence Morgan's
10 acres. The "a acres we're bought by
Mrs. Sogsdell and the 6 acres by E. G.
Mooney. A. F. Sonnickson purchased
Clarence Morgan's piece.
Geo. Booth and his dog Spike came to
town Saturday with load of cherries.
Mr.. Booth is now picking his Royal
Annes, for which he receives 4 cents a
pound at the Davidson Fruit Co.'s can
merry. He has force of his neighbors'
girls at work picking his cherries and
thinning his peaches and apples. His
peach and apple trees have set too full
and thinning is necessary.
samu ell r. Winans made final proof
on his homestead before Judge Prather
on Friday. Mr.. Winans has good
piece of land near the forks OF Hood
river. He has three acres in orchard,
nearly all winter apples, the three-year-
old trees of which commenced bearing
this year. He has 60 acres of the best
OF apple land, lying about l,l00 feet
above the Columbia river, too high an
altitude for the Goblin moth to flourish.
H. D. Langille, before leaving for Ia.
coma last week, secured the services OF
Robt. Leasure, who will take bis place
on the mountain this summer and act
az guide for tourists who wish to see the
wonders of the glaciers or climb to the
mountain top. Mr.. Langille could have
procured no better substitute. Mr..
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