The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1901-03-22
3tooa River Glacier
BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS.


Dr. Brosius' horse for sale, t75.
Alden chocolates at Coe & Sons.
Garden and grass seeds at Saysges.
Old papers 25c hundred at the Gla-
cier Office.
PlanetJr. tools, Oliver plows and re-
pairs at Savage's.
II You want good strawberry plants,
call on John Kelley.
For the best logger shoe in town 90
TO Bone & Mcdonald.
Seed corn, 3 thoroughly tested va
rietes, for sale by &. J. Gessling.
For Sale-A new 81 Schuttler wagon;
also cedar posts, by Geo, 7. Prather.
Good wheat hay at Haynes Spur at
tl3 per ton, for sale by Frank Davenport.
When you want good smoke, buy the
"Uriah Heep" cigar. For sale by all
dealers.
II you buy your farm machinery be-
fore calling on Savage you will probably
regret IT,
Mitchell bicycles, like Mitchell wagons,
run easy and never wear out. G. ID.
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The lowest price berry and fruit wag-
on in Hood River is the Mitchell. Sold
by c. d. Heinrich.
II your watch should stop, Chas Riggs,
the jeweler, will charge you nothing for
an accurate diagnosis.
Now is the time to order repairs for
your machinery. All kinds supplied
by C. d. Heinrich, agent
Several thousand feet of ks lumber,
l6 to "a feet long, for sale cheap by Da-
wilson Fruit Co. Real thing for fumes.
All good points found on all other now
ers and those peculiar to itself, found only
on the Champion. G. d. Heinrich, agt.
Just received carload of Champion
mowers and rakes, best on earth. " Ask
for catalogue See machines. Z. d.
Heinrich, travelling agent
Mitchell wagons and buggies, Myers
spray pumps and hay tools, Cases plows
and harrows and right lap orchard cult.
yators, G. d. Henrich agent.
Jos. A. Wilson wants to let contract
to clear land.
B. f. Belieu is building house on hi:
lots is Blowers addition.
j. L. Henderson sold lot in Hender-
son subdivision to Chas. Knutson for S75
Prather & Barnes sold two lots to Al
bert Belieu in Blowers addition last
week,
Letters remained in the post office
March 18th, for Mrs, 0ma Wheeler, Ton
White and Sin Ling
Mrs NJ. L. HARRISON returned last
Friday from California, where she spent
the winter with her eldest son.
II YOU do not see what you want ir
our want column, ask for it by inserting
little ad. Six lines or less will cos
but 25 cents for four weeks.
j. NJ. Lakin and family of Hayes
county, Nebraska, ARE visiting the family
of d. G. Garrabrant. Mr.. Lakin is q
brother-in-law to Mr.. Garrabrant.
+. r. Absten's stock have all been
sick during the past week from the ef
fects Of eating some foreign weed in hay
that was imported into the valley.
Forty-three acres OF the old Heal6
place, including the house and all i'm
provements, was sold to Mr.. Franz 0
OF Portland, last week, for $1,000 cash.
Mrs. Louise Boyden-Goddard assisted
hv Mr.. Grenville Goddard and her pupils
will give recital on or about April lst
Full particulars and programme will ap
pear in next issue.
o. D. Rea went to Portland last weel
to have surgical operation performed
on a sore on his neck. The operation
was successful, and the sore, which ha'
been with him for nine years, is in
fair way to be removed.
Miss Nellie Wickham is sufferin
from blood poisoning She had been al
tending a neighbor who was sick wit
tonsilits, and scratched her finger will
a pin. Blood poison set in and it /
feared her finger will have to be ampu
tated.
The latest thing in town is John Brad
ley's peanut and popcorn roaster, o
wheels 1t opened up for business las
Saturday afternoon, and two men wer
kept busy handing out goods in tn
shape of peanuts and popcorn at
nickel O sack.
l.. r. Bradley finds that he neeo
ancs,c room for his job printing office an
book store to meet the demands OF h
increasing business, and E. l.. Smlt
has commenced the erection of large
building, adjoining Reciprocity Corne
on Oak street, which Mr.. Bradley WI
occupy.
The Davidson Fruit Co has had tw
hoiler-makers from Portland repairin
the boiler in the box factory during tt
past week. The repairs have made tn
boiler as good as new. The factory WI
start in next week making strawberl
crates and is expected to run right alor
till enough crates are made up to supp
the demand that will be caused by oil
strawberry crop, for which the prospec
were never better.
John w. Gum, special agent for Il
IoRdon and Liverpool and Globe In
Co. was in town Monday. Mr.. Cur
likes Hood River and may conclude
locate here and buy strawberry pate
and amass wealth along with the rest
us in that profitable line of agricultur
He represents one of the wealthiest al
best insurance companies doing busine
in this country,
w. X. Thomas Of Ellis, Kansas,
visiting geo. l.. fNoDlllsoH VI Iho ia
Side Mr.. Thomas is an old soldie
having served in the 4th Kentucky /
fantry during theeivil war. He is ma
ing tour of the Pacific coast and sto
ped over in Hood River to visit his o
Kansas neighbor. The fact that NJ
Robinson sent several boxes OF Hoo
River apples back to Kansas last ta
may have had something to do with b
hunting up Hood River.
Mrs. VIM. Sproat, who died last Su
day, was the mother OF Sproat bsothe
who came here from Minnesota last fl
and purchased the Peter Kopke plat
Mrs, Sproat had been in herusual heal
and on Saturday helped her husba
set out some plants at their new hon
She caught cold, was taken with t
grip and died next morning. The ag
couple were preparing to move in
tbair new COTTAGE recently erected mi