The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-09-06

Peter Mohr Of the East Side is in bis
luck. August 27th his 4-year-old SOW
gave birth to 10 pigs. Two died and /;
We're left The SOW has but II teat'
and the children are raising No, l3 on
the bottle. The little fellow never at
tempts to get his meals with the other
pigs but waits to hear the children cal
him for his bottle, which call he prompt.
~ answers. lie seems to be thriving
as well as the rest of the litter
Davenport Bros. have received two
secondhand planning mills from the
Booth-kelly Lumber company at Eu-
gene, which will be installed and ready
for operation, Monday morning. The
railroad switch will be replaced next
week, and the lumber company will
again have things running as they were
before the fire Work at the little saw
mill was resumed, Wednesday
The Hood River campers are thinning
out at Collins hot springs X Kirby
son and son, NJ. B. Potter, Mrs W. b.
Potter and children, Mrs. 2. $. David
son, Mrs Price, Mrs n. w. Bone, Pro
lessor Thompson and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. V. Rand, Mrs. i. X. Austen
and others came home during the week.
Mark Cameron, with a bad case OF
rheumatism, is still at the springs
4 party consisting Of James Langile,
Judge Byrkett, Amo0r Smith and Nor
decai Jones will start next Monday on
a prospecting trip in the mountains be-
tween Mount Adams and Mount St.
Helens They will be gone two or three
weeks
+. C.Blackwood and E.Claussineus, ,jr,
OF Portland came up on the Gatzert,
Saturday, and went to Lost Lake after
views. They returned Tuesday, report
ing good success The return trip was
made in s hours on their bicycles.
Comrades-As | am going East and
will be gone some time, | have left my
post books in charge of Comrade Blythe,
who will receipt. for payment of dues
All in arrears will please come forward
and settle. l.. HENRY
J. p HiIlstrom is building a six-room
cottage, - miles out from White Sal
mon, for Judge Byrkett, TO be occupied
by George Coleman The place is known
as Hungry Hollow
August Paasch OF the East Side SAYS
due credit was not given for the carload
oil apples sold last week for the Alaska
market. Mr. Paasch furnished 200 of
the 600 boxes.
j. X. Winsor, father OF Mrs. j. Wick
ham, after an all summer visit with his
daughter in Hood River, will leave next
week for his home in Walker, Iowa,
Professor Friedlander and his corps Of
able assistants gave good show Satur-
urday night, but his audience was small,
there not being above a S6 house
The wave Of Mckinley prosperity still
keeps up at Niento. +. c. Miller's wife
presented him with a ten pound boy,
Sd.
Miss Vera jackson will leave next
week for Forest Grove, where she will
attend Pacific university this fall and
winter
Remember the free dress cutting at
the Standard dress cutting school this
week The time has been extended.
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Rand and Mrs,
J, Luckey and children are in camp
ut Collins hot springs.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Koplin and Walter
Hull have left camp at Collins and gone
to the hop fields.
Miss Tina Cramer will teach in the
Odell district, her school commencing
Monday.
Fred Couch, sawyer at Davenport's
MILL broke his leg, Tuesday afternoon.
J. Wickham found u horse collar pad
and left it at this Office for the owner.