The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-09-06
3food River Glacier
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.

Uriah Heep cigars.
Fruit paper at Goes
Harness oil at Ilolmans.
Ice at Cole q Graham's.
Shingles at Sayages
Paints and oils at Savages
Lunch baskets at Goes
Shoe repairing at IIolman's.
Buy your lime at Sherrill's.
Fertilizer spreaders at Dallas
New line school tablets at Goes
Handmade harness at Holman's
Roof paint, 81 per gal, at Savages
Get your school supplies at Goes
Good COW for sale--Inquire of Glacier
Buggies and road wagons at Savage S.
Goes will exchange your school books.
Shirt waists, full line, AZ Bone x Me-
Donald's
Call on c. Yields for your harness and
shoe repairing.
A lot Of white can rubbers, cents a
dozen at Savage's.
Always in stock Best grade Of lin
seed oil at Sherill's
Forall kinds Of harness supplies and
mending, call on Q. Yields
School books and tablets at Bradley's
book and stationery store.
See the kitchen treasure and cupboard
combined at Sherrills
For bargains, go to G. Yields harness
and shoe shop.
Those iron beds at Sherril's are hard
to heat for the money. =.
full line Of home made taify at the
Cloud Cap Inn confectionery
School books and supplies at the book
and stationery store OF +. r. Bradley
Jensen's confectionery has just re-
ceiyed fine assortment Of choice chew
ing gams.
Wlen you want a good smoke, buy the
"Uriah Heep' cigar For sale by all
dealers.
Now is the time to take pleasure in
hammocks. Sherrlls is the place to
get them.
A fresh line Of chocolate and Italian
creams and bon bons received by Jen-
sen the coniectioner
Prepare for school by making an early
exchange or purchase of school books
at Bradley's book store.
We have plenty of money to loan on
first class real estate for long term. Pra-
ther q Barnes.
Regular established price allowed in
exchange Of school books at Bradley's
book and stationery store.
More Royal Ranges sold in Hood River
than any other See them at Savage's,
headquarters for stoves.
Bed bugs are holding indignation
meetings all over the valley all on ac-
count OF Bartmess' iron bed steads.
Dr. f. G. Brosins has removed to his
new residence at the west end of Oak
street, midway between the school house
and armory, and can he found in his of
flee over Jackson's store between the
hours OF l0-ll Il. M, 2-3 and 81 p. m
DR.. H. X Hines wasin town Tuesday
II. S. Richmond OF Mt Hood is work
ing on the Masonic building.
Mrs. S. J LaFmnce Of Portland is
visiting relatives in Hood River.
Rev, William Eliot and family came
up on the Bailey Gazert, Tuesday.
+. H. Lathem, recently from Iowa,
was in Hood River last Saturday, look
ing for a location.
NJ. A. Cook wants bids tofurnish %,
600 strawberry plants, to be delivered in
the spring. Bids to be in by Sept 18th.
George T. Bale from South Bend,
&. 1 Co.,
his health. He was badly troubled with
asthma, but found himself greatly bene-
fitted after weeks stay here
Howard Isenberg and wife left this
week for Cascade Locks, where Howard
has the principalship OF the public
school. The Cascade Locks will have a
nine months term OF school. The two
roomed school has an attendance Of
about 100 pupils.
Rev j. l.. Hershner and family re-
turned Thursday OF last week from their
months stay at Astoria aud the beach.
Before returning they visited relatives
in Monmouth and Corvallis. They re-
port pleasant vacation, and all return
with a good coat OF tan.
W H. Peugh was called to sherman
county last Friday to assist in doctorng
the harvester on his farm, which refused
to work smoothly under the direction OF
his SON Tom MIR. Peugh is building
second story on his house; Frederick q
Arnold doing the work
Bernard l.. Spencer OF Ashland visited
in Hood River, last Friday while ON his
way to Baker City, where he goes to ac-
ccpt position in the high school, as
instructor in chemistry and physics Mr.
Spencer graduated from the University
OF Oregon in june, l80l
Mrs. l.. Goddard wishes to announce
to her patrons that she has made ar
rangements with the Oregon Bakery at
The DaIfes for all her bread. 1t will ar
rive fresh each morning by the 8 O'Clock
boat Her tea room is also ready tor
the public, whore lunch may be had for
Ten cents and upward
Mrs. S. S. Noteman has purchased the
millinery goods and good will Of the
patrons Of Mesdames Clark and Brad
ley's millinery store Wednesday she
went to Portland to purchase an entire
new stock OF goods in the millinery line
and will have her opening September
18th. Look out for something tirstclasS
and up to date in millinery
William Thompson was severely
kicked by horse, at Collins landing,
Saturday morning The deck hands OF
the Regulator were trying to get an un-
ruly horse aboard the boat, t,when Ihomp-
son came up 70 assist Just then the
horse made desperate side lunge and
struck Thompson just below the left
knee. Bystanders thought he was Killed
at the time. The injured man was tSken
aboard the steamer where +. I Ninans
assisted in easing his injuries
f. T.. Jackson's residence had anearly
caller sDndaysmorning. At O'Clock,
while the rain storm was at ITS pest,
Mrs Jackson heard some one moving
about in the house. She called lfer hus-