The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-04-04

Two Shows in One. THE Duffy, ,Byrne
4 Louis Comedians that appear in our
city next Monday evening carry with
them besides full acting farce comedy
company, several high class and refined
specialties, among them the great Duffy
children, singers and dancers, without a
doubt the cleverest now before the pub
lie; Lewis and Lake, comedy sketch art
lists; Byrne and West, musical artists,
and Mile. Velora, girl baritone singer.
Besides the clever and laughable farce
comedy "a Green Goat" A.0.U.W hall.
Major j. s. Booth, of the Little Store
with Little Prices, Hood River, and w.
s. Gribble OF Mt. Hood, are the propri.
tors Of the new store at Mt. Hood. Mr..
Gribble will have charge OF the store.
For the present the new store will open
out in temporary building, and as
soon as lumber can be secured a two
story building will be erected. The
second story will be fitted up for hall.
This new firm later in the season will
start branch store at Trout Lake.
E. w. Winans has cat that he de-
sires to give away. He tried to sell the
cat and couldn't. He tried to give it
away and couldn't. He tried to lose it
and couldn't. Now he offers as pre-
MUM pint of milk to any one who
will take it away. The cat is snow white,
deaf as an adder and of good habits.
John Dimmick of Mount Hood was in
town Tuesday. Mr. Dimmick has made
application for reappointment as forest
ranger. He has to pass civil service
examination this time. But he has
served as a ranger for two or three years,
and was good one, and he should have
no trouble in passing the examination.
r. S. Andrews recommends the fol-
lowing for hay fever and for cold if
used when first attacked: One part
quinine, parts camphor gum and 10
parts -four sugar. Mix thoroughly and
when the sneeze comes take pinch of
this remedy as your ancestors used to
take snuff.
Geo. Perkins of Mt. Hood was in town
Tuesday Twenty-Five years ago Mr..
Perkins lived on the place now owned
by the Nicolai Mill Co. He finds many
changes since the days when Billy Hay
and him and old man Roberts used to
run things in that section.
The Spring Water Co. are making re-
pairs and cleaning the reservoir. A
pipe to Winans addition is also being
laid. Water will be shut off next Tues
day. So be sure and get water enough
early in the morning to last all day, and
don't you forget it,
w. A. Lockman captured seven young
coyotes, few days since, on Judge
Prather's ranch. Seven coyote scalps,
at So each, makes a pretty good days
earnings. Hood River don't even get
left on the scalp bounty law.
Albert Antoine and John Buskirk
went up Green Point on a prospecting
trip Monday, but the snow was waist
deep, and as it wouldn't bear up Antoine,
they had to give up the trip and return
home Tuesday.
s. B. Fay, writing to the Rural
Northwest from Hood River, says the
best time to prune cherry trees is in
July after gathering the fruit. They
will not gum if pruned at that time.
II. S. Galligan has a few hundred
Spitzenberg, Jonathan, Baldwin and
Arkansaw Black trees, also a few
Bartlett pears and Early Crawford
peaches left for sale.
Charles Miller has sold his interest
in the Cloud Cap Inn confectionery to
his partner, E. V. Jensen. Mr.. Miller
will retire to his ranch and grow straw
berries.
DR.. T. L. Eliot of Portland will preach
in A. 0. U. w. hall, Sunday, April 9th,
at ii a. m. Dr,Eliot will take the place
of his son on this occasion.
Lecture at the M. E. church April 9th,
by NJ. A. Warren of Walla Walla.
Subject, "Tennyson." No admission
charges, collection.
Porter McMillan's house caught fire
Saturday morning, but the fire was ex-
tinguished after hole was burned in
the roof.
w. M, Shipman is night clerk at the
Mt. Hood hotel. Last week he made
trip to Lyle, where he visited with ]. d.
Estes.
L. N. Blowers went to Portland to see
his favorite candidate, Hon. j. N. Will
hanson, nominated for congress.
Advertised letters in the post office,
March 3lst, for Frank Countryman (2),
j. N. Gathim and Con Hicks.
The prohibitionists of Wasco county
will hold their county convention at
The Dalles, April 14th.
]. W. Rigby, who has been laid up
with severe attack of erysipelas, is out
again on the streets.
w. A. Ramsey, timer who worked
for Dallas two years ago, is back in
Dallas shop again.
Chas. E. Warrens, the insurance man
from Portland, has been in town dur
ing the week.
Edgar Holman went to Portland and
purchased harness goods and bicycles on
Wednesday.
P. f. Fouts is moving to his ranch at
Mt. Hood. He says this is his last
move.
E. H. Hartwig bought four lots of the
Townsite Co. through the agency of DIR.
Watt.
For Sale or Rent-A bicycle built for
two. Call and see it at Holman's.
B. Warren is again sick and under the
doctors care.
VIM. Froebe of Sherman county is in
the valley.
Mrs. c. E. Herman is visiting at
Rowena