The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-09-20

Mr. Knox says he contracted the
the small n0x at Moro. He was there
two weeks and camped on the Moro flats
in the sand. He was Is days in Jne
Hood River pest house, with sFrenchyp
as his nurse and attendant His nurse
did all that could be expected of him
and the grub furnished by the town
was good what there was Of it. 1t was
hard to get supplies and provisions; (;
sometimes three days would elapse be-
fore any one would come near The
telephone wire was broken short dis
tance from the house, and although it
was promised that it would be repaired
it was never done.
A new time schedule for the Regula-
tor Line went into effect Sept. Sth. I'm
til further notice, the steamers Regula-
tor and Dalles City.will run ON regular
schedule, leaving The Dalles and Port
land, daily except Sunday, at a. M.
and will stop at the following landings
only Lyle, Mosier, Bingen, Hood River,
White Salmon, Cooks, Collins, Carson,
Stevenson, Cascade Locks, Motifs,
McGowans, Warrendale, Cape
Horn, Mt Pleasant, Corbetts,
Washongal, Pennington and Vancouver,
The steamer G. w. Shaver will leave
The Dalles at a. m. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday and Portland at 5 a. m.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and
make all way landings The Shaver is
intended principally for the freight
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Knapp had an ex-
citing trip to the Baldwin settlement, on
their wheels, Sunday. On the Booth hill
a rattlesnake was met with in the road
Mrs. Knapp was in the lead, to look out
for rattlers, and when she met one act
ually insisted upon Mr.. Knapp killing it,
II had ten rattles. Arrived at the Tie
man place, they were attacked by three
big dogs. Two Of the CANNES attacked
Mrs. Knapp, tearing her skirt before
they could be called off The third dog
engaged Mr. Knapp and made it so
interesting for him that he had no time
to 90 to his wife's assistance. They
made the trip home without further in
cident, feeling that they had had enough
excitement for one day.
A 35 inch salmon trout, weighing be-
tween Is and Is pounds, was caught
couple of weeks ago, in the west fork OF
Hood river, just below Maple Dell, by
James T. Cooper OF Mt Hood, and the
big fish was landed with common trout
pole and fly hook, and was feat the
best OF sportsmen would be proud Of.
The next morning, Mr.. Cooper tr.ed his
luck in the same pool. He hooked three
OF the big Ash but failed to land any Of
them-the fish playing havoc with his
trout tackle.
VIM. MeCrum of The Dalles has con-
structed kitchen table to be given as a
prize to the woman who will bake the
best loaf OF yeast raised bread to be ex-
hiDited at The Dalles carnival. The
table is said to be the completest thing
Of the kind ever made by Mr.. McCrum
who is a skilled cabinet maker A. spe-
eial committee, consisting of Mrs. T. Nj.
Wilson, Mrs. John NJ Marden and Mrs.
Emile Schanno, will make the award.
The many friends Of Mrs. R P. Miller
regret very much her departure from
Hood River and met Monday evening at
the residence OF NJ. H. Nickelsen to bid
her God speed on her journey and best
wishes for prosperity in her new home.
She, with her children, left Tuesday
evening on the train for Everett, Wash,
where her husband proceeded her six
weeks ago and has employment in the
smelter at salary OF 1915 per day.
Bethel Congregational church Of
White Salmon Will be dedicated next
Sunday. Services will be held at II a.
m. and pm. superintendents w. w.
Scudder and Samuel Green of Seattle
will be present and officiate. Arrange
ments will be made to take people across
the river at reduced rates 1t is hoped
that large number from Hood River
will attend
w. A. Baird OF the East Side sold his
80 acre ranch last week, to q, w.
Lafferty of LaGrande; consideration,
$1,000. Mr.. Lafferty is a recent arrival
In Oregon from the East and will remove
to Hood River with his family. Mr..
Baird will remain in the valley, and ex-
poets to buy asmal place near town.
Prather 4 Barnes brought about the
sale
Bruce Wolverton of Portland is in the
valley again with his Bevilier gate. He
has made Improvements on the gate he
put up here before, and it viii pay farm
ers and others to examine His model and
the gates he has placed IN the valley.
lie put up two gates OF his latest i'm
proved model for F. Eggert of Egger-
mont.
A lady advertising in last weeks
Glacier for lost eollarette writes that
the ad was "placed at the bottom of the
column where it was easily overlooked,
and asks that it be given a more promi-
nent position. 1t is mistake to suppose
the ad was not read. Everything in the
Glacier is read
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational church will held busi-
ness meeting at the parsonage this
Thursday evening, September 10Th, at
7:30. A full attendance is desired, as
plans for improving the church prop
erty will be discussed
j. c, Clay of Fairfield, Wash, is the
new station agent OF the O. r. & n. at
this place He succeeds j. r. Bagley,
who will devote his entire time, now, to
his livery business in partnership with
with j. J Luckey Mr. Clay is an old
en,ploye OF the O. R. & \.
Ernest Jensen has plan to make the
Hood River display OF fruit attractive at
The Dalles carnival. Fruit growers who
intend to exhibit fruit should see him.
Mr.. Jensen is an artist in the line of dec
Grating, and in this instance he win
give his services gratis.
Charles Warrens, cashier OF the Mas
sachusetts Mutual Lie Insurance Co,
Of Portland, was in Hood River last
week. Mr. Warrens has puschased 20
acres OF VI. A, Cook and Is acres of L. ],
Middleswart and will have the ground
planted to Strawberries.
The management of The Dalles carni-
eal is sparing no expense TO make the
show the biggest thing ever seeuin Was
co county. Read the big AL telling all
aboutit, ON another page. Also get Your
exhibits in shape to take in some OF the
big prizes offered.
G. f. Bewerman ON the Shurte place,