The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-12-13
Auction sale Saturday.

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Special rates on home made candies
at Jensen's.
Something to interest everybody in
our advertising columns today,
Fare to Portland from Hood River
by the White Collar Line is now only 80
cents.
A fine line of toilet articles and per-
fumes just received by Williams &
Brosius.
Miss Gile came up from Portland last
Friday and was the guest Of Miss Teal
till Tuesday.
Lost.-A package containing five
yards Of gingham. Finder will please
leave at this office.
Don't fall to attend the auction sale
of the Denver Clothing Store Saturday,
Dec. l4th, at IL a. m.
George Smith was taken suddenly
with cramp collie Sunday night and was
obliged to call in doctor before finding
any relief
Jensen will give $l2 doll to the lucky
one holding the right number. Each
25 cent purchase entities you to a
chance.
Miss Leila Harrison of Portland visit
ed the families of O. B. Hartley and
Jas. E. Hanna last week, returning
home Tuesday.
G. P. Ross and family moved to The
Dalles last Friday Mr.. Ross is per-
manently employed at the railroad de-
pot at The Dalles.
The place to get good cigar and the
best tobacco is the place where they
make a speciality of this line of goods.
Cole & Graham's is the place.
A letter received by Mrs. 7. Bishop
last week announced the death, at Pas
sadena, California, OF Mrs. d. M. Bal
lard who died Dec 3rd. Her age was 81.
A stray cayuse, a light built bay with
saddle marks all round it,shod all round,
will cost the owner something If he
doesn't look after it. Call at the Glacier
Office and get particulars.
Wanted. Dive will give box OF candy
for the best four-line rhyme on Goes
peanuts and pound of peanuts for the
second best. Send in your verses on or
before Dec. 18th. GEO. f. Coz q SoN.
The residents of Hood River and Vi
cinity will, on Saturday, Dec, l4th, at
II a. M, at the auction sale of the Den
yer Clothing Store, have grand oppor-
tunity to buy useful and serviceable
Christmas gifts. See ad.
Jackson & Firebaugh will hsve sign
writer in town next week to build a
sign for their house, to let everybody
know where they are located. This will
give an opportunity for others who need
signs to procure them.
Little Virgil Anderson, about 10 years
OF age, living with his parents on Lyman
Smiths place, ran into barbed wire
fence, one day last week, and cut his
face badly. The doctor called had to
take eight stitches in sewing up the
wounds.
j. T. Holman brought to the Glacier
Office, Monday, Dec 10th, green pea
vine from his garden on which were
well filled pods OF green peas and bios
SONS. At this rate Mr.. Holman can
have green peas from his garden for his
Christmas dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Staten of Hood
River were Thanksgiving visitors of Col.
and Mrs. Haynes, returning home Mon
day. These two families were neighbors
and intimate friends in Utah, before they
came to the coast, and they try toget to-
gether Occasionally.-Forest Grove
Times.
JAS. DeBord reported the execution OF
Jim Green at Stevenson for the Spokes-
man-Review. He sketched the Jail, the
doctor, the sheriff, and the scaffold where
the victim swung, and also sent a photo
OF Green to the Spokesman-Revlew.
Green died game, acknowledged his
guilt, and said he was going to heaven.
John Koberg and wife are making 80
rolls of gilt-edge butter q week from
their cows. They churn every other
day and turn out IL rolls at churning.
They also gather on an average 30 dozen
eggs week They have about 2oO
chickens, old and young. Their chick,
en- feed, wheat, costs 60 cents a bushel
laid down at their place by river steam
er. 1t pays to keep COWS and chickens
when they are rightly looked after.
Citizens in the neighborhood of Bel
mont have put in volunteer work on the
roads for which they deserve the thanks
of the whole community. Geo. Wilson,
G.. ID. Woodworth, G. r. CastneF, X. J.
Ellis, Hugh Galligan and James Ingalls,
and others furnished teams for hauling
gravel, and the road from Joe Purser s
toJ. A. Wilson's gate, and also the mud
holes on the free delivery mail route to-
wards the Barrett farm, have been made
good hv pleptv Of gravel.