The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-04-20
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Have you registered?
4aud plaster at Bartmess'.
tents for campers at Bartmess'.
Cow for Sale-See E. S. Olinger.
Mrs. Pratt Whitcomb weat to Port
nd Wednesday.
Lost Ladies' shirt waist set, gold. |
ward will be paid at this Office.
Eggs for Matching, pure bred stock,
go per sitting. Z. E. SAVAGE.
10 Loan-At Emporium, $500 in one
an on improved real estate. Interest
per cent.
Get your mill work done at the box
story. Turned posts, balustrades,
ace piekets, etc.
For Sale-One good work team, weight
out 2200 or 2250, and harness. A bar
in. E. I. FoLTs.
All 0f blaek 7, Parkhurst addition, one
the sightliest blocks on the hill, for
le BY Geo. T. Prather. Price 1925.
C. D. Heinrich has been appointed by
SCISSOR Whipple TO assess the property
Hood River valley. Mr.. Heinrich is
Ell qualified for the work.
Dr. F. G. Brosius has returned and
be found in his Office over Williams
Brosius' drug store, between the hours
l0-ll q. M, 2-3 and 6-7 p. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Bateham have
lopted child, a girl Is months old,
Bm the chidren's home in Portland.
be child has secured a good home.
Is acres finely improved land. 80
res suitable for fruit or dairy. Fine
reage tract, with house, in town. For
le e. E. SAVAGE.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Bartsch are now on
& way to Dawson. They left Skagway
he day last week. Mr.. Bartsch is tax
y along band of beef cattle.
e. "A. Lane, who went East about two
onths ago to accept q ten years job at
N filing, has returned to Hood River.
zones back this time for his health.
Gus Coleman, Guy Grove and Aolus
swett of White Salmon were visitors
Hood River on Sunday and attended
le Easter services at the Congrega-
onal church.
Feed and -four will always be furnish
by Rand & Stewart at lowest market
tea. Bran, slipper ton; bran and shorts,
3 per ton; Shorts, $l4 per ton. Pea
lck -four, 75c sack; Dalles Diamond,
e sack.
i. ID. Bowed is setting up his brick
laking machinery and will begin mold
lg bricks the latter part of this week if
le weather is favorable. He expects to
ave his first kiln burnt by May 18th.
Geo. 7. Prather has 331z acres of John
weeney's place for sale. This land is
ell watered. 2 miles from town, and
ust be sold in the next 25 days or the
rice will be put back to $500. NoE 5000.
Van Johnson, who is master OF several
nguages and is interested in hunting
b the derivation of names, says that
ng-lard was named by the vikings and
cans a grassy, meadow land. London
leans pole fiat, signifying that the site
london was at one time pole flat.
Somebody has lost dog. Mrs. Frank
avenport reports that little terrier
,llowed her home on Sunday from town.
he tried to drive it back, but it took
ute a liking to her and staid with her.
he would like to keep the dog, but re-
orted this to the GLACIER SO that the
Wner might recover the dog.
Can't. Coe has planted rows of Lom-
ardy poplar trees round his place on
be west end south. These trees will
row up and afford u good wind break
nd shade that will be enjoyed by many
hat will come after him. At the rate
be CAPTAIN is setting out trees he may
E able to keep ahead of those who
iould grub them out.
On account of business affairs, G. FL.
.uther did not get started for California
Il Tuesday of this week. lie goes to
,0s Angeles, where he has accepted q
osition in the fruit cannery of T. +.
tetson & Co., his former employers.
Irs. Luther accompanies him. They
xpect to be gone about eight months:
IT. Luther's parents will remain in
Iood River.
Wm. Wendorf of Underwood, Wash,
Vas in town Friday. He reports no
amage done to fruit in his neighbor-
lo0d by the late frost, except to straw
,erries in bloom. Mr.. Wendorf lately
,roved up ON his homestead and now
WINS l6O acres of land good for fruit OF
rain. He is now engaged setting straw
perry plants for the neighborhood. He
ses machine and sets 10000 plants a
NJ.
The Hood River bank is now open
nd doing fair amount of business for
new institution Of the kind. Its Office
very complete in every particular
he vault is fire proof, and inside the
ault is a burglar-proof safe, in which
be treasure is kept. The safe is not
more than three feet square but il
Weighs 1000 pounds and the price Of il
vas $500. It's combination is worked by
lock machinery, and when wound uI
nd set to open at a certain hour, no one
an open it till that hour arrives.
Judge Henry attended the middle
0ad populist convention in Portland anC
vas honored with the nomination fol-
Residential elector He was also electec
delegate to the populist convention Al
Cincinnati. Ionors come thick ano
est to Hood River citizens. So far al
aeard from it has one candidate fol
:ongress, two for presidential elector
me delegate to national convention
NO candidates for state legislature, one
or county judge and one for county
lssessor.
Miss Alice Graham, an amateur pho
ographer, has taken some fine views o
Hood River scenery, which can be seer
d the show window at the Hood Rive
Pharmacy. One picture was taker
lbove the clouds, at Cloud Cap Inn, anC
shows bank of clouds in the foreground
While the lighter clouds in the distance
ook like an ice field in an Arctic ocear
Gene. Photography has become quite
|ad with people who have leisure TO
.uch work. No camping party is com
plete without good camera.
A North Carolina hen is credited witt
a x-ir,rr Laid ON orr with the initial