The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-04-27
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.


Anne Smith visited in Portland |
rst of the week.
Travers Book and Curio club |
Friday evening, April 9th.
yular meeting of Candy post, GAR.
N.R.C. tomorrow, 2 o'clock.
IS for Matching, pure bred stock,
per sitting. E. E. SAVAGE.
your magazines and periodicals
adley's Book and Stationery store.
bseriptions taken for all publica-
at Bradley's Book and Stationery
]. Mckay and child of DIR. Skene
urse are stopping at the Parker
and Mrs. John Sheaf of Portland
rented rooms OF Mrs. P. f. Brad
jr.
Loan-At Emporium, $500 in one
pn improved real estate. Interest
cent.
s. ]. L. Henderson found a gold
let, with lock, and left at this Office
e owner.
Oregonian and the Evening Tel
a for sale at Bradley's Book and
bnery store.
your mill work done at the box
ry. Turned posts, balustrades,
pickets, etc.
b. d. A. Cramer of Mosier has been
ng her brother, John Smith and
v, and returned home Tuesday.
Lombardi, wife, daughter and son,
have been guests at the Parker
., returned to Portland Monday.
Sale-One good work team, weight
2200 or 2250, and harness. A bar
E. I. FoLTs.
of block z, Parkhurst addition, ,one
e sightliest blocks on the hill, for
Dy Geo. T. Prather. Price 1926.
Langille founda a key tag, with the
Corpl B. +. Sander stamped upon
hich was left at this Office for the
i. G. Brosius has returned and
De found in his office over Williams
osius' drug store, between the hours
III a. m, 2-S and 81 p. IN.
Williams had his drug store lit up
ectric light Saturday night when
Icetylene gas went out. Have you
bis electric clock?
acres finely improved land. 80
suitable for fruit or dairy. Fine
lge tract, with house, in town. For
E. E. SAVAGE.
S. Richmond brought down load
bn Davis apples from Mt. Hood last
for Fred Knudson, which sold in
land for 81 a box. They were first
en-. Emile Schanno was in our val
during the week. He found the
in fine shape and says the fruit
poets for Wasco county were never
n
st-From the Mt. Hood mail rig, on
9th, small hand grip filed with
b, medicines and toilet articles,
finder will be rewarded by leaving
this Office.
bn. J. H. Mitchell, while in Hood
r last week, was the guest of DIR.
Mrs. w. L. Adams at Paradise
The ex-senator was delighted
Hood River and said he would be
to come again.
r. and Mrs. G. A. Shurte of Airing
spent Sunday in Hood River. They
led back with them on Monday a
strawberry from Sunnyside farm,
te Salmon.
bst-On the train leading from Evans
ension bridge to the new grade al
place, on the East Side, pipe and
E. Finder will be rewarded by leav-
1T this Office.
Do. T. Prather has 331a acres of John
eney's place for sale. This land is
watered. 2 miles from town, and
be sold in the next % days or the
will be put back to $500. Now 5000
ey. j. L. Hershner started on Mon.
for St. Helens to attend the Congre.
onal convention. His son Harold
with him as far as Portland on his
to Polk county to visit his grand
ents.
ed and flour will always be furnish
u Rand & Stewart at lowest market
s. Bran, $12 per ton bran and shorts
per ton; Shorts, $14 per ton. Pea
flour, 75c sack; Dalles Diamond
sack.
scar Fredenburg of Mt. Hood was il
ID River Monday. Mr.. Fredenburs
been postmaster at Mt. Hood for ter
rs but will be superseded in a few
by the appointment of Wm. Edick
ch has been announced.
he grand ball tonight at the armory
be under the management of com
ent hands. Everything is being don'
rake it an enjoyable affair. Price o
cts rs cents. Ice cream, lemonade
cake will be served in the hall.
D. Calkins, of the Frankton poul
Yards, on Monday sent for paten
hens nests and q new system OF in
ating, and will have them for sale
Calkins killed a full-blood Langshal
last Saturday that dressed eigh
nds.
rs. F. Chandler and son have beer
ae on their farm for the past tw,
ks and will stay till September. Mr.
ndler now has his headquarters a.
lver. He was in Cripple Greek OF
ter Sunday, where he encountere'
worst snow storm of the winter.
E. Rice of Portland located home
ID at Mt. Hood last week. His viii
Ehe nearest claim to the snow line @
Hood, being on the line of the Cas-
b reserve and half mile north @
las spring. Mr.. Rice is troubles
b asthma and finds great relief a
Hood. He will at once commenc
proving his land and will engage ex
sively in the cultivation of apples.
!. L. Smith and Commissioner Schan
visited several orchards in the vale
Monday. In the lower orchard O.
Connell place they found a goo
ny of the apple trees affected b
ker. The young orchard on tn
[ch above seemed to be entirely fire
n this disease. Mr.. Smith foun
{ the disease had been in the lowe
hard at least six years. The appl
L L - 80 n,