The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-06-15

TO Tacoma. His duties will be To in
spect the forest reserves in the state q
Washington. Mr.. Lansille is an aT
perlenced mountaineer and has made 5
study OF the work assigned him. Fo,
several years past he has acted as guide
Tor guests at Cloud Cap Inn who desired
, to climb Mt. Hood, and no man is hette,
acquainted with the grand old mountain
or has climbed to its summit oftena,
! than H. d. Langille He is comnetent
10 give good report of his work, and
; no PETER appointment to this position
could have been made.
A iishing party consisting of Joseph
Frazier, M. " Rand, w. ]. Camnbell
and Ben Fagalde, went to Stevenson on
tuesday OF last week. From Stevenson
} they went to Geer's lakes, three miles
OUT. where they went into camp. The
nshlng was good and the party brought
nome lO0 fine trout besides what tbev
toasted on in the woods. Mart Rand
was the boss fisherman. W. ]. Camp
bell proved himself to be the boss cook !;
he could fry the fish to turn and fin
the festive fapjack in one time and two
motions. Jos. Frazier was good at gath
erlng wood, and Fagalde was good at
fishing, telling stories and could wash"
every day The party camped four
day: and had what they called "a way
up time"
J. A. Cook was in from John R. Birds
camp, on east fork of Hood river, Tues
DAY. lie reports several accidents in
the Logging camp: Last week William
Wheeler got his foot cut with an axe;
Oliver Richardson's arm was badly cut
by cross-cut saw; R. B. Lindsay was
hurt three weeks ago by the limb of a
tree falling on him; Archie Pierce was
hurt in the same way at about the same
time, and after he came back to work
his hand was cut so that his thumb will
be permanently stiffened. Birds camp
is putting in big lot of logs. They have
the river about full above and below the
county bridge. Mr.. Bird has just fin
ished blasting out an old landmark
known as Cougar Rock. Will Wheeler
superintended the blasting.
Mrs. DR.. Frank, the eye specialist,
made her stay in Hood River longer
than she expected, owing to the demand
for her services and the call for glasses,
with which she fitted the ewes of MANY
Of our people. Dr. Franks long expert
ence and good judgment enable her to
fit glasses in the most obdurate cases,
when others fail. Tuesday she left for
Arlington, and will make tour of the
towns of eastern Oregon.
E. e. Savage exhibited some of his
Magoon strawberries in town Monday,
and the GLACIER acknowledges the re-
ceipt OF box that were beauties. Mr..
Savage has great faith in this variety of
strawberry. He says they ship we'll,
and that when he was in Montana last
year the few crates Of Magoons sent from
this place sold for twenty-five cents
crate more than the Clark's Seeding.
Prof. R. R. Allard, principal of the
Dutur schools, was visitor in Hood
River and White Salmon last Saturday.
Mr.. Allard was formerly principal Of
the Hood River schools He has sue
ceeded admirably at Dufur and has been
re-engaged for anotheryear by the school
board OF that enterprising town.
B. Warren's new cottage in Blowers.
addition will be completed in about two
weeks. M. R. Noble is the builder. The
house has eight rooms, is nicely finished,
with modern conveniences, and is for
rent. This is one of the loveliest spots
in town for residence. The view of
Mt. Adams and the mountains across
the Columbia is grand.
The Leader Office at Shaniko was
robbed one night last week, and Frank
Eastabrooks, a printer, was loser to the
amount OF SIS in gold. The thief chlor-
oformed the two printers asleep in the
O1fice. A man mean enough to rob an
old printer like dad" Eastabrooks
should be hunted down and sent to the
pen for life.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Stranahan are
both sick, and have been in serious
condition. Mrs. s. S. Noteman now has
charge OF them as nurse, and they are
somewhat better, but visitors are not al
lowed TO see them. MIR. Stranahan has
chiils and fever, and erysipeias in the
face and head.
Miss Madge Warren completed sue
cessful term of school at Mill Greek,
near The Dalles, June Sth, and returned
home Saturday. Mrs. Cameron, the
lady with whom Miss Warren boarded
at Mill Creek, accompanied her home
for visit of several days.
Moki Tea positively cures sick head
ache, indigestion and constipation. A
delightful herb drink. Removes all
eruptions of the skin, producing per-
feet complexion, or money refunded. |
25c. and SOC. Williams & Brosius.
Last Saturday S. W. Curran of Viento
made his first appearance in Hood River |
since his leg was broken in the runaway
accident six weeks ago. His leg is
mending nicely, and S. w. will soon be
himself again.
G. E. Markham sent crate of straw
berries to Brigadier General E. R. Kel-
logg, at Fort Logan, Colorado. The
berries were grown by T. R. Coon. The
general was delighted with them and
said they arrived in fine condition.
w. r. Winans gave the GLACIER box
of strawberries on Saturday that for
SIZE beat the record for this year Nine
teen filed the box. The berries are a
cross between the Sharpless and Ma
goons.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on a
positive guarantee. Cure heartburn, dis
tress after eating, raising of the food, or
any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet
gives immediate relief. 25c and SOC.
Williams & Brosius.
Jos. Frazier reports the yield of his
crop of strawberries better than last
year. He finds it pays to cultivate well
in the fall and not touch his patch with
cultivator or hoe in the spring.
S. J. LaFrance left, Tuesday night, for
a visit to his old home, at. Elmra, N. Y.
He will 60 direct to Philadelphia, and
take in the republican convention, June
18th.
G. w. Backus has been quite sick of
late and is confined to the house. Stom-
ach troublej dropsy and old age are the