The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-06-29
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.


The GLACIER wants ao-lncn sCoNe Woou
On subscription.
g. p. Ross is assistant in the express
.ofIice at the depot.
Has all right-we mean the new man
shat makes pictures.
Mis- Julia Nickelsen of The Dalles is
!si5t:ng Miss Madge Ware n.
cSD. Heinrich expects to wind up the
..sassment of Hood River valley this
week.
rgank Gregory went to Grass Valley
,asfweek and brought down his hay
press. >,
rbos. Bishop has been laid up with
ia grip for the past week and is quite
ssick
J. Gessling secretary of the Union,
,rill be in his office Thursdays and Sat-
nrdays.
Mrs. G. J. Hayes, who has been visit
Inc i'm Portland for the past three weeks,
Il Expected home today.
Mrs. R. R. Allar6 and daughter, Mu-
,,;eL of Dufur were the guests of Mrs.
Hjsthe during the week.
d. C. Rogers is hauling lumber and
will build dwelling house on his no me-
etaad at the head of Neal creek.
Dr. T. L. Eliot preached the Com
mencenent sermon at the Chemawa In
diam training school last Sunday
Mrs Langille is moving to Cloud Cap
Inn, and will have that famous mount
ain resort open for tourists by July 4th.
Dur prices are as low as is compatible
nth business success and we deliver
iree Of charge. CLYDE t.. BoNNEY.
Miss Carrie Butler arrived home last
Saturday from Portland, where she has
BEEN visiting for couple of weeks.
Miss Maggie and Annie Frazier came
home from Portland hast Saturday,
where Annie has been attending school.
Clarence Gilbert went to The Dalles
last Saturday to attend the funeral Of
bis former school-mate, Geo. Rush, jr
Our perpetual paradox - holding
prices down when every trade clrcum-
stance is forcing prices up:
CLYDE T. BoNNEy.
Prof. Hazard OF the Port land academy
came up last week to join his family who
are summering at Mrs. Alma Howe''
boarding house.
Mrs G. L. Henderson, who has been
visiting her son, Prof. L. G. Henderson
atC bridge university, Massachusetts
is expected home shortly.
DIR. F. G. Brosius has returned anG
can be found in his Office over Villa ms
q Brosius' drug store, between the hour
al 1O-11 a. M, G-3 and 81 p. m.
Miss Mary Wolfard came over iron
White Salmon, Saturday, to attenC
Prof. Allard's class reunion, and spent
couple of days visiting in Hood River.
Acker's English Remedy will stop
cough at any time, and will cure tn
worst cold in twelve hours, or money re
funded. 25 and SOC. Williams q Brosiuf
The cheapest place to buy furni tur
and building material in town, and w
wifi back up the statement by figures
Ask our patrons. S. E. BARTMEss.
B. F. Belieu is again laid up with th'
pain in his head, and Saturday he wen
To Portland to consult an expert VIII
created him before for the same con
plant.
J. G. Boggs picked and sold to Bon
Bros, for Kennedy's cannery, 400 pound
Of cherries from one tree, realizing Sl(
The cherries are black variety, IL
which he does not know the name
Feed and -four will always be furnisl
ed by Rand & Stewart at lowest markt
rates. Braa, SIP per ton; bran and shorts
Sis per ton; Shorts, $14 per ton. Pes
cock -four, 75c sacks Dalles Diamon'
Sac sack
G. D. Heinrich, agent for Mitchell
Lewis & Staver Co. of Portland, receive
"a carload OF moving machines and farm
ing implements during the week for h
patrons in Hood River.
Mrs. Parker received q letter from h
son, James, last week, dated at Dut(
Harhor, June 7th. Jim reported
pleasant trip. He is bound for Nom,
on the steamship Elder, and expects
reach his destination about June 25th.
Peter Long of St. Paul, Miun., is
guest of J. G. Boggs. Mr.. Long is
artist, here primarily for his health, b
is sightseeing and improves his lelsu
by sketching our grand scenery lie
delighted with Hood River.
The old Union @:arehouse is offere
for sale. The railroad company h
served notice on the officers OF Il
Union that the building must be remov
to the new track on this side OF Il
main line. Here is a chance for soT
,one to purchase the building cheap.
Mrs. D. Everhart was taken qui
sick with gastritis, last week, and W
taken to Portland hospital for tree
ment. Her son, Herman, ACCOMPANY
her to Portland and returned home L
day evening, reporting his mother nlu
better.
Miss Pearl Disbrow received a lett
last week from the proprietor OF a r.
taurant in Fargo, N. d., who said
uses 300 or 400 crates of strawberrle'
year, but never found berries the eql
to some Hood River fruit he got i1ofc
this year.
The Clark's Seeding strawberry is Il
running out in the Crapper settleme
Geo. A. McCurdy got 548 crates from
acres. lie has $4,000 plants, set l6
'ches by 8 feet. Half the plants are fc
years old. viii Crapper, on the sa
mum Der of acres, picked $50 crates.
Robt. Leasure, who last week repair
the Mt, Hood stage road reports that
heavy rains afterwards washed out ne
ly all he had repaired. The snow is
gone from the road and there is nc
around the Inn. This is the earliest
has ever known the snow to disapp
from about the I'm.
Wm. Carstons, who has been atte
ing the Indian school at Chemawa.
expected home shortly during Uacat1
He is we'll pleased with the school,
Indian boys and girls are given cha
there to secure an education. The b
also learn trades a&d the girls are
strueted in household dn&ies-
Henry F. Lage, who is foreman
Malcolm Moodv'S farm on the L