The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1900-03-16
hood River Glacier
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

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Two sacks of Early Rose pota toes are
wanted at the GLACIER office.
For Sale-Good Jersey cow, will soon
be fresh. Inquire at this Office.
Little Leslie Morton was quite sick
last week, threatened with pneumo MA.
John Forbes went up to The Dalles,
and beyond, last Monday, after horses.
j. B. Rand's COW made 70 pounds of
butter for the z weeks ending March
10th.
II. C. Bateham concluded large ship
ment of fruit trees to Sherman county
last week.
For Rent-The Lyman Smith i'm
proved farm, $3.50 per annum, cash; at
the Emporium.
p. F. Fouts of The Dalles came down
on the boat, Saturday, and went out to
bis ranch at Mt. Hood.
Have you seen Rand & Stewart about
garden and grass seeds? full stock at
Guaranteed competitive prices
ANY foot or pocket can be fitted in
the shoe department Ask to see our
line of tennis and bicycle foot wear.
RAND K STEWART.
Cole & Graham are having their new
store room fitted handsomely. Will
Graham is-doing the work. They will
get moved next week.
DIR. T. c.. Brosius has returned and
can be found in his office over Williams
&Brosius' drug store, between the hours
of l0-ll a. M, 2-3 and 81 p. IN.
Dallas & Spangler are still making
4 improvements in their store. In the
mechanical department they have an
expert timer employed.
Miss Bess Isenberg, teacher in the
Hood River public schools, is seriously
i'll. Miss Emily Palmer is filling her
place in the school room.
Our streets were crowded with people
and teams from the country last Satur-
dAy. With the indications of an early
spring business is opening up lively.
25 acres finely improved land. so
acres suitable for fruit or dairy. Fine
acreage tract, with house, in town. For
sale E. E. SAVAGE.
Mrs. W. L. Bradshaw, who has been
at Asheville, N. c., for some time for her
health, returned to her home in The
Dalles, last week, somewhat improved.
Little Dolly Yields brought to the
GLACIER Office from her fathers ranch,
Monday morning, March 18th, branch
OF peach tree with blossoms full blown.
T. H. Clark and family moved back
from Wasco on Monday and are occupy
ing their dwelling on the hill. They
have been engaged in running hotel at
Wasco
D. H. Sears is having his crop of ap-
pies packed by the Davidson Fruit Co.
g. w. Mcintosh is doing the packing.
Mr.. Sears is offered $l75 per box for
his best apples.
N. c. Evans received telegram from
West Liberty, Iowa, on Wednesday of
last week, stating that his mother was
very low and not expected to live. Mr..
Evans started oil the next train for his
mothers bedside.
Supervisor HARRISON is working a
crew of men on the streets of the town,
hauling gravel where it will do the most
good. He says he has hard work to get
men QUITO work the roads. Everybody
is busy and labor is scarce.
w. f. George has invented a washing
machine. He showed US the model and
says it does good and quick work.
When he gets his machine in use every
one can do their own washing, and hired
Domestic help and chinese will have to
90.
Judge Henry received a newspaper,
Wednesday, from his old home in Hi
nois, containing an account of the death
ef his old commander, General John Nc
Nulty, formerly lieutenant colonel and
colonel of the 94th Illinois, in which
regiment Judge Henry served.
Louis Baldwin was down from Mt.
Hood Monday. He is looking after the
band of cattle belonging to Davenport
Bros, and which were bought of Tieman
estate. He says there is pair of twin
calves in the band that are the liveliest
calves on the place,
w. l.. Lindhard, manager Of the
Cleveland Oil & Paint Manufacturing
Co. at Portland, and e. H. Benson and
wife were in Hood River Sunday. WE.
Sheriff. took them out over the valley,
and the party was delighted with the
trip.
Postmaster Yates has sent for so mail
boxes to be put up on the free mail de-
livery route. These boxes are iron and
OF regulation make. The patrons of the
mail route will put up the boxes and
pay the postmaster just what the boxes
cost him, including freight.
E. R. Bradley has leased the GLACIER
Job Office He has rented the building
now Occupied by Cole & Graham, where
he will move the press and material:
Mr. Bradley is competent printer and
will be prepared to do all the job print
ing in Hood River for some time to come.
s. E. Bartmess bought nice chicken
at Bonney's market for hislast SUNDAYS
dinner, expecting the preacher. The
chicken was hung up in what was con-
sidered safe place, but the old house
cat laid his plans aud in the still hours
of the night got away with the bird.
The prnaeherw| ~acC- for dinner.