The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-07-20
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Bastmess tents.
1snts at sherrill's,
ssouet sets at SherrilFs.
Ia plaster at Bartmess'.
.Tstch Sherrill's ad next week.
In atthose new couchesat SherrHps. |
s4Fness and bikes repaired by ] .Hullt.
H, Brosius has good horse for sale
hhAFrill guarantees Portland prices
4ou save the freight.
|rjR Oregon state fair opens at Salem,
Ia 17th and continues till the 22d.
f@S Wm. Foss returned on Tuesday |
E1.b two-weeks visit at The Dalles.
M. A. Jones came up Saturday
|.a Portland for few days outing.
e6t YOUR magazines and periodicals
6fadley's Book and Stationery store.
iF b. Sheriff. is prepared to do under
eine and eiRbslming at reasonable
fssust Buchler, proprietor Of the Col
dil6 Brewery at The Dalles, was a Wis
Il II Hood River last Saturday.
IS III. Pickard is painting the town
|i He com menced Tuesday by paint
\ lie roof of J. E. Hanns's house.
is on in Sherman county. |
in take two months to harvest the
nAfy's 5000, 900 bushels OF wheat.
T. sslie Butler has leased Dr., Shaw's |
II residence for term of years. The
wil move back to his former home. |
lfnn. L. i. Smith and wife we're at
lem during the week in attendance at
|ession OF the Grand Lodge. 40. U w.
M. E. Sheriff. went to Stevenson on
|sanesday. lie has contract to make
movements to the court house at that
|50bn B. Rego and wife of Ellensburg
e sisiting Fl. Pugh and family. The
HRhs aud Regos were neighbors in old
issourl.
LOST - Between Pioneer mills and
wn. q flexible ear trumpet. Finder
III confer favor by leaving it at the
hi or GLACIER office.
tn. f. C. Brosius has returned and
Fl be found in his office over Williams
Brosius' drug store, between the hours
i0-1l a. M, 2-3 and 6-7 p. IN.
sberrill has arranged with WI Full
+ g Co. in Portland to furnish doors
III windows at bottom prices. Get his
|Simates before going elsewhere.
MA. Louise Boyden left on Monday
f business trip to Salt Lake City.
le will return in about two weeks and
|snlne her teaching here in Hood River.
leo. 10y, who is now farming at
|Ilo, Kansas, writes: "We have the
|arest wheat crop Kansas ever raised.
lave done fairly we'll since coming
I'D. Think it beats Hood River"
Mrs. ]. II. Mosier, OF Mosier, returned
bihe last Thursday from visit of sew
|al DAYS in Portland. Her daughter,
|Fs. Phillips, with three children ac-
bnpanied her, and will spend q few
Aeks at the old home.
Grant Evans and family and Miss
oasie Wright are going into camp at
|aple Dell, ON the road above Sandy
af. Other families, including those OF
/: Henry, L. e. Jackson, Walter Nc
|nire and others will follow next week.
proi. w. D. Lyman, native son of
inland Of 1853, and who for many
ears has been connected with Whit
Han College, Walla Walla, passed thro'
|llB city list Thursday on his way home
On trip to Dawson, Yukon Territory,
20. A. TurRer lost valuable COW that
|iaD Monday. Vim. Kennedy has one
Spected to die. There seems to be q
ease among COWS going the rounds
|iat is generally fatal, but no one as yet
ID been able to tell what the disease is.
For Sale at the Emporium-l60 acres
can be made ready for plow for 500
Nrood timber. Fine soil; no rock on
50 acres big hay shed; school and post
flce only X mile; on daily stage line
|all watered. $50 down, $50 in ! month,
ID in 2 months; bal. i'll 4 years. Only
90; rare bargain; Is miles distant
James II. Carrico Of Portland was can
.Isssing the valley during the week tax.
IA orders for stereoscopic views. Mr.
Mrrico graduated with homer from the
Of Oregon with the class o.
69, and since then has been attending
he medical department Of the same IN
fitution at Portland. He is travelling
81 well-known firm which is putting
ID q iirst-clsss, up-to-date product II
|iews Of the Philippines and the presen
ar in South Africa.
We call attention to the advertisement
Hthe state normal school at Monmouth
|Dpearing in another column OF this IS
ne. The school reports q successful
Esar, with encouraging prospects for tn
ext session. Many teachers are takln
re normal course both for the sake Q
lie professional training, now prett
Eenerally demanded, and also as tn
est means of preparation for securin
ne state papers.
Supt. Gilbert has decided to hold tn
Ext Wasco county teachers institute q
Hood River, August 29th, 39th an
st. The expense of these Institutes
aefrayed by the fees paid by teacher
81 county certificates. In 1896 and %
i normal institute of one month wa
held. In 1898 and '99, besides thre
Fegular instructors, the teachers pre-
JARED papers ON different subjects az
Signed them, and general discussion
Eollowed ON the same. This year ther
ill be two or three regular instructors
md the work of the teachers will be
Hsten and take notes.
II. L. Pittock, one of the proprietor
ii the Oregonian, accompanied by Mrs
Pittock and daughter, arrived IN Hoo
Riyer, Friday, on their way for an on
Ing at Trout Lake. While here, tn
Darty visited w. P. Watson's fruit fari
md gardens near town, and were treate
b his fine peaches. They We're all d'
lighted with what they saw at watson
-his flower and vegetable gardens an
zruit trees and grand scenery, and tn
old Coe mansion. Mr.. Pittock SCENE
more interested in the old house tina
else on the place. 1t was tn
Arst time he had seen it since lS59,Whee
be tarried for night under its hospl