The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-05-11
River G(acisr
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

is Tor campers at Bartmess'.
ndard Patterns, G.F,Coe& Son ,agts,
gs for Matching, pure bred stock,
per sitting. E. E. SAVAGE.
2. Phoebe Jones OF Pendleton is
ng at the home Of Mrs. Rose Nc
oscriptions taken for all publica-
at Bradley's Book and Stationery
G1AcIER force is indebted to Mrs.
Bailey for handsome boquet OF
es.
Loan-At Emporium, $500 in one
on Improved real estate. Interest
cent.
rkett's butter at Bone & Nc Don
every Monday morning. Leave
orders.
0regonian and the Evening Tel.
n for sale at Bradley's Book and
onery store.
INK Davenport, jr., who has been
ding the university at Logan, Utah,
ned home last Sunday.
Of block 7, Parkhurst addition, one
9 sightliest blocks on the hill, for
by Geo. T. Prathers Price 1925.
rec kid gloves were found in the
church after the school entertain
and left at this office for the own
building is going up on the Rand
opposite Evans & Russells barber
which it is said will be used for a
+. G. Brosius has returned and
be found in his office over Williams
osius' drug store, between the hours
IL q. M, 2-3 and CT p. IN.
Portland banker desires to rent
roomy, furnished house, to be
pied by his family during the sum.
Inquire at the Emporium.
H. Gordon is putting in new fume
Phelps creek that will give him
r to irrigate five or six acres that
uld not reach with the old flume.
d. j. /. Blount and son Tell of
ma arrived last week and will re-
at g. f. Markham's for the sum-
and may make their homes here
lanently.
n Byerlee and R. Kirbyson have
I completed rebuilding their high
G that was blown down in the spring
have made it secure this time by
ng II to trees with wire.
o. 7. Prather has 331a acres of John
|ney's place for sale. This land is
watered. 2 miles from town, and
be sold in the next 25 days or the
will be put back to $500. Now $500.
ed and -four will always be furnish
y Rand & Stewart at lowest market
Bran, slipper ton; bran and shorts,
Der ton; Shorts, $l4 per ton. Pea
flour, 75c sack; Dalles Diamond,
ack.
ie Candy Relief Corps will give a
/ for the benefit OF the Hood River
let band May 10Th. Ice cream and
will be served at 10 cents a plate.
he Al. 0. U. w. hall, between the
IS Of 8 o'clock and 1880 p. m.
le new brick building being built by
refs & Son for the post Office is now
he hands Of the carpenters, the
Dns having completed their part OF
work. Ii will be ready for Post
Ter Yates to move into in few days.
~ YOUR crates and boxes at the Hood
b Box Factory. They are the best
had, are the right size, have the
ard smoothest hallocks, and are
DE IN HOOD RIVER. Support
factory. 1t makes prices low and is
nvenience to the fruit growers.
DAVIDSON FRUIT Co., proprietors.
se Hood River band gives the town 0
made by playing on the street corners
ly every evening. The band is doing
~ and every one appreciated theil
music, During the coming presi-
iai campaign our band may be cali.
pom to take part in some big parade
ortland, and il it is it will make 9
wing that we will be proud of.
some enterprising man should cal
ar business men and other citizens
see how much each would con-
ute coward having the streets sprin.
we believe he would find it pay
to buy q sprinkler and start in or
job Our town could be kept look
fresh and clean throughout the sum.
ii the travelled streets were sprin.
J Bird of Indian Territory, who ha
working for the Davenport Bros
lber Co, is a divine healer, wht
ms that he has cured five persons
hbors who came with him to thit
ltrg, since the first of January. Tht
heuts were, neuralgia, hemorrhag
kidney trouble. He claims to b.
through divine power to cure al
ases.
mos Underwood of Underwood
sding was is town Saturday. He eS
is to begin picking berries this week
and his brother Ed have about foul
Is IN strawberries that they gro,
l0ut irrigation. He claims that Der
grown without irrigation make bet
shippers and are sweeter and better
ored, and we think he is right.
Nealeigh reports to the GLACIER th
owing good record for his hens: Dur
March Is hens laid % dozen and
s during April 10 hens laid l8 dozel
8 eggs. Their feed was wheat ant
rse bone, at a cost CT 81 each month
hens at first were a cross between tn
nbnrgs and Plymouth Rocks ant
rwards between Plymouth Rocks an'
andottes.
ast Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. {
Castner gave a party in honor
ir Friend, Miss Lydia Grove. A yer
asant evening was passed in playin
les. Gladys Hartley and Earl Clar
first prizes for being best guessel
Pne game and Bell Howell and Glori
be won the buby prize. At abor
30 Il very delicious lunch was served
which all took part, especially Uncl
onel. Those present were; Mr.. an
s Castner, Lydia Grove, Blanct
Wers, Gloria Lane, Nellie Clark, Gil
Hartley, Bell Howell, Minnie Pa
0iive Sturgis, Vera Jackson, Berth
sher, Blanche Lane, Colonel Hartle,
IL k. Benson, Clas. Foster, Ia
tx, Bert Kent, key Isenberg, Me
apt. H. C. Cook of White SALINE
|1tht o,.nr balf q ora 70 of straN barrii