The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-05-02

Barnes.
Ten-room house and one block of
ground close in town; $400 worth OF
fruit sold last year. For sale by Friday
x Barnes.
Fifteen acres p miles from town; 4
acres in Strawberries; new house and
barn "a bargain for two weeks only.
Friday & Barnes.
Garden and grass seeds at Savage's.
Home made sauer kraut at Bone &
McDonald's.
Mcdonald & Heinrich sell the
Mitchell wagon, the best made.
Mrs. ]. H. Koberg has 400 young chix
hatched with hens this spring.
Order your extras for your Osborne
machinery at Bone & McDonald's.
s. P. Brown OF Columbus, Wash, was
visiting L. d. Blount and the Cummings
last week.
We have just received fine line of
garden hats. They are yours while they
last, at 25c to SOC. Nine. Abbott.
A. A. Boynton, who has been visiting
home in Ukiah, Umatilla county last
Saturday.
Mrs. A. A. Jayne has returned from
Portland where she had been to visit
her father and mother, Capt. and Mrs.
]. L. Sperry.
VIM. Froebe, last week, brought 150
head of cattle from his Sherman county
ranch to pasture them ON Frank Daven-
ports range.
Mrs. G. F. Waldo and daughter Edris
started for San Jose, CAL, last Monday,
where they expect to locate again near
their old home.
Prof. r. r. Allard OF Dufur was in
town last Saturday Mr.. Allard has been
retained for another year as principal
of the Dufur public school, making his
third year.
]. L. Mitchell of Portland, supreme
secretary of the order of Washington,
and Prof. L. ii. Roberts of Chicago, will
lecture on fraternal insurance Friday
night, May I'd, at A. 0. U. w. hall.
Miss Agnes Dukes, who has been an
eff cent clerk in the Hood River
post office for year or more, will leave
today for Portland, where she will take
a course in stenography at a business
college.
Private School.-Mrs. Emile G. Shaw
will open private school in Hood River
on Monday, May 9th, and children wish
ing to attend should be at the school
house at 8 O'Clock a. m. Tuition ~ per
month.
G. ]. Gessling, like w. ]. Bryan, has
moved into his new barn, where he will
entertain his political friends and other
callers while his palatial dwelling h ouse
is being built on his strawberry tract
in Pleasant View.
A. O. Hershey last week finished set
ting eight acres to strawberries. He
has II acres OF old plants and with the
additional planting will have 20 acres in
berries. Next year he will double the
number of acres OF berries.
o. A. Rinehart and family on Monday
moved to Summerville, Oregon, where
Mr. Rinehart has business interests
to look after. We hope he may soon
find it convenient to move back to Hood
River He is good citizen.
VIM. Shipman, night clerk at the Mt
Hood hotel, got letter from his folks
at Monett, Mo-, stating that the straw
berry crop was all right at that place.
Monet is near Sarcoxie and ships about
las many berries as the latter place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noble and their
little boy came up from Beaverton
"Wednesday. They will remain here a
week to have some improvements made
Ito their dwelling house, and will return
here about the first OF June for good.
Burnette E. Duncan finished planting
ten acres of apple orchard on his East Side
farm last week. He set200 Ben Davis, ,25O
Spitzenberg and 800 Yellow Newtowns.
He is well pleased with his trees bought
of II. G. Bateham and H. S. Galligan
Mrs. C. ]. Hayes, last Friday returned
from Portland, where she had been
nursing her daughter, Mrs.L. S. Wright,
who is badly afflicted with rheumatism.
she brought her daughter home with
her and the invalid is gradually inn
improving.
]. r. Nickelsen of the City Blacksmith
shop, is making extensive improvements.
His new building will inclose a part OF
the blacksmith shop, and altogether he
will have building of SO feet fronting
on Fourth street. He will now have
plenty of room for his increasing busi-
ness.
II. L. Howe returned on Monday to
his duties as chief clerk in the United
States land office at Burns, Oregon.
Mr.. Howe has made good use of his va
cation and has planted an orchard of
400 annie tress on his homestead in the
Baldwin settlement. His family will
live on the homestead this coming sum
mer.
The Prather Investment Company
made five sales of real estate last week,
among them 40 acres OF Chas.C Chandler S
place TO Capt. ii. I. Atwood OF Boston,
Tor SS, 500. The captain has been sea
faring man and has sailed to all parts
of the world He will builda barn
on his purchase at once and later will
build a dwelling and make it his home.
Pink Saddlemier, friend of F. NJ.
Amen. who has band of cattle ON the
John Day river has recently had a $500
saddle made by Victor Marden OF The
Dalles. The saddle is decorated with
large buttons of pure silver and the
leather parts are beautifully engraved.
The bride that goes with the saddle
cost S75 and the spurs S25. The horse
that carries such trappings as these
should be pardoned for bucklng. A
photo of the saddle was left at the Gla-
cier office by Mr., Amen.
The body Of Mrs. Sauer, who died in
October, 1900, and was buried on her
land on the East Side, near Booth hill,
was exhumed Wednesday of last week
by $. +. Bartmess and buried in
Idlewilde cemetery, where her two
sons bought a lot. Ii will be re-
membered that the body of this woman
was taken from 5. f. Bartmess's un
dertaking rooms in the early morning,