The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-06-15
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
Land plaster at Bartmess'.

Land plaster at Bartmess'.
Tents for campers at Bartmess'.
A new man in the Hood River phott
gallery.
He's all right-we mean the new NAL
that makes pictures.
II. S. Richmond was in town Tuesday
and reported everything all right at Mt
Hood.
Ralph and Edward Button returned
home from school at Oakland, CAL, las
Saturday.
You can now get up-to-date picture,
at The Hood River gallery-opening day
saturday. L. Bradley, proprietor.
Allen Fulton went to Troutdale, Mon
. day. where he will resume work with
tie bridge builders on the railroad.
Lost-A buggy robe, worked in crazy
work and colored pieces. A reward Of
SOC will be paid if left at this Office.
Tucker postofice will be discontinued
June 18th. All the patrons will be sup
piled from the Hood River postoffice.
Regular meeting OF the Eastern Star,
Saturday evening, June 18th. A full
attendance is desired, as there will be a
report from the Grand Lodge.
DR.. F. G.. Brosius has returned and
can be found in his Office over Williams
| q Brosius' drug store, between the hours
Of 10-1l q. M, 2-3 and 81 p. IN.
The cheapest place to buy furniture
and building material in town, and we
will back up the statement by figures.
Ask our patrons. s. E. BARTMEss.
MI. and Mrs. W. Y. Masters of Port
| land visited Prof G. D. Thompson ard
ianafiy last week. Mr.. Masters was
elected councilman at the late election.
HE. Sabin and family, who have
had charge of the boarding house at
Nicolai's mill, are moving to Eugene,
wnere Mr.. Sabin has position as mill
wright.
F. M. Kagy, travelling for the Oregon
| Native Son, was in Hood River, Tues
day, in the interest of this worthy mag
azine. Mr.. Kagy is jovial and enter
prising canvasser.
Notice to Oregcnian Readers.-The
Sunday Oregonian can be secured from
the carrier while on his route and at the
news depot between the hours Of IL and
4 o'clock. r. E. R. BRADLEY, Agent.
Monday night some thief stole the
tongue, king-bolt and other bolts from
the wagon belonging to w. J. Campbell.
Mr.. Campbell says if the man will come
back he can take the rest Of the wagon.
Y Feed and -four will always be furnish
ed BY Rand & Stewart at lowest market
rates. Bran, slipper ton; bran and shorts,
1918 per ton; Shorts, $l4 per ton. Pea
cock -four, 75c sack; Dalles Diamond,
S6c aack.
D. E. Miller harvested 300 crates of
straWberries from bis patch on Mrs.
Alma Howe's place. ,: His crop fell 200
crates short of his expectation, but the
|pl1ce kept up, and his. returns will ag-
gregate not much less than last year.
Mrs. H. F. Davidson attended the
session of the grand lodge OF the 0. g. S.
which convened in Portland June 9Th
and 9Th. There was an attendance of
nearly 800. In the evening the room
was crowded until there was not even
standing room.
The new summer boarding-house,
built by Mrs. Ada Smith, in Blowers
addition, is now complete, and open for
the accommodation of boarders. The
house has IA rooms, with all modern
improvements, and is situated in
lovely part of town.
I have for sale the beautiful place of
3. M. Hunt, IL miles southwest of town
| Of Hood River. II contains 3h
geres. House, barn, water, fruit trees,
berries, two horses and wagon, and ali
The farm implements included in the
BNle. Price 500. Inquire Of Geo. T.
Prather.
"a. W. Whitmer, special agent for the
Home Mutual Ins. Co., came up from
Portland, Friday, and adjusted the
csses of Williams & Brosius, caused by
hH emall blaze in their drug store the
pay before. Whitmer drew check for
Sa.74, in payment of all damage.
Rev. H. K. Benson, of the United
Brethren church, left Tuesday morning
For Philomath, where he delivered the
class grafton at the commencement ex-
sEeises of Philomath college. His sub
ect was, "The New Man" He will
|kls0 visit college friends in Seattle and
5nohomish, before his return to Hood
River.
# should be generally understood in
his town that when there is an alarm
oi IRE all faucets should be shut eff, to
ali0w good head of water in the neigh
bcrhood of the fire. When the fire &C.
blurred in the drug store last Thursday,
here was no water to be had from the
Faucets in the upper part of the build
w. A. Goodwin, Of Condor, is holding
peetings in the Valley Christian church
EYery evening this week. He belongst to
he Church of Latter Day Saints, called
Mormon, but not of the same faith as
he Utah Mormons. Mr. Goodwin is an
entertaining speaker, and a very agree
lble gentleman. At home he is a paint
y and paper-hanger. He is the guest
Pi Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Chapman.
A. B. Jones shipped his berries to
Brand Forks, B. G. The first eight
frates sold at 80 cents box. He could
pave sold many more at the same price,
put didn't have the berries to ship. His
patch had been neglected and did not
Psn out very big this year. Home
yown berries are now in the market at
Grand Forks, and they are good berries,
700.
a big man, over six feet, wearing
traw hat with black band, and riding
bike, worked Hood River for the sale
p what he called futer," and left
tn the boat on Tuesday for The Dalles.
ne man claimed the instrument to be
q steel, but it was tin, and cost him
1nr cents. He manufactured the
huters" in tinshop in town, and so
seaped paying city license. He sold
nem for what he could get, and all he
ot over five cents was clear profit. A
ICY on River street was inveigled into
ag!ng s2 50 for one, and then the ven
Ief crossed the street and sold one for |
|ifty cents TT the fnfer was made of |