The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-11-21

The members Of the common council
whose successors will be elected Decem-
ber 2, are Clarke, Mcdonald and Rand.
W. II. H. Dufur and his son-in-law,
R. Batty, have purchased the Columbia
hotel at The Dalles, and both have en-
gagged in the hotel business.
"A. A. Bonney and family moved to
their ranch in Tygh valley Monday.
Miss Emma Bonney went with them
and will spend short time on her
homestead.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs M. Willis
was blessed by the arrival of son, Nov.
18th. Both parents are doing we'll.
Congratulations are extended by the
Glacier.
| The first man to receive pension un.
der the Indian War pension bill, passed
last June, was Patrick Maloney Of Port
land, who was allowed $8 per month
from date of passage of the bill.
The Home Entertainment Circle was
organized at Cascade Locks recently.
Mrs. Dorrance Smith is president. Its
object is the reading OF history, geog-
raphy, books of travel, card games and
debating tor the winters entertainment
The county court of Umatilla county
refuses to pay any more scalp bounties.
The Judge says scalps are being brought
in from Idaho and Washington, and
that the law is in the interest only ol
the sheepmen, who pay about one.
| fhirtsath nf tha unt1ntxy t0
w. A. Slingerland returned Tuesday
from trip TO Portland and the William.
cite valley. He went as far Dallas
Polk county, where he visited his moth
er and other relatives. He found the
rains when he returned home all the
same as Webfoot.
E. D. Calkinss started Monday evening
for Weiser, Idaho, where he will be EN-
ployed for while at his trade, by the
state, working for the institution O
learning at that place presided over BY
his cousin. He will furnish the Glacier
with notes of his taveIs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Graham returned
Monday morning from their Eastern
trip. They went as far as Washington
City, where they spent three DAYS dur
ing the G. A. R. encampment. TheJ
visited in Chicago and other cities, anc
on the way home stopped over a day in
Denver and a day in Salt Lake city,
Hood river has long had a reputation
as good stream in which to fish, and
the fact that Hood River is also good
place to fish was proven one day last
week by travelling fisherman" who
used shining rings and chains for bait
and caught quite number, who are
now wiser but poorer by few big silver
dollars.
There is great attractions for the lit.
tie folks at the Langille house, where
Mai Booth has stored his holiday goods
i'm the front room. The room seems to be
chuck full of everything in the shape
of toys that the hearts of the young
sters might desire. Looks like Santa
Claus is going to be generous this yeaI
to good little boys and girls.
DIR. Watt has been engaged for several
weeks looking after his apple crop, o.
which he has 1900 bushels in storage
He purchased the lumber in the fail
pavilion and built an apple house 30x50
but found it too small and had to put
up an additional building to care for his
apples. He finished picking apples las
Thursday.
The presidents habit Of strenuous lif'
is so thoroughly fixed that he fills in tn
time between settling coal strikes an'
sessions OF congress by going of on bea
hunting expeditions He might take
contract clearing some land along tn
Potomac river for exercise before break
fast these cool mornings.-0lympia Re
corder.
CAPTAIN Blowers is in Portland in al
tendance at a meeting OF the council
administration Of the g. A. r., OF whic
he is member. The council at thi
meeting will set the date for the meetin
Of the state emcampment at Portland
and the captain will endeavor to have
date fixed that will not conflict wit
Hood Rivers strawberry harvest. IN
encampment being held near by mex
time, Hood River Grand Army men vi
want to attend in force.
L. Bradley's show "Scenes from 3
Lands" had bad night for croTt
on account of the heavy rainfall OF
the two rooms Of the old scho'
house we're about half filed. In
scenes thrown upon the canvas by u
stereopticon were all good, and took n \
audience to all parts OF the world. ID
monograph music and dialogues we
auite entertaining, but Mr.. Bradley
impersonations Of eharactershoWea tn'
T. he was an artist in that line; ana
Il whole show within himself. Miss rea
Bradley gave an instrumental on u
! organ that was well rendered.