The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-01-17
Trout Lake Items.


Jan. 12, 2.-Peter Wyers, accom- |
panied by his sister, Miss Minnie Wyers,
we're out to Trout Lake visiting their
sister, Mrs. j j. Coaterbos.
A grand social was given at c. ".
Moore's on Jan. 4th, the occasion being
their 25th marriage anniversary. Mr.ahd
Mrs. Moore received quite number q
useful presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson, who have
been staying at IIusnm since last spring,
were up here few Rys last weekon bus
iness.
Mrs. Josephine Hickmon, who was up
to spend Christmas with her chlldrenire-
turned to Portland last week.
VIM. Coate made a business trip to
Goldendale last week.
The 0. R. q n. Co., in connection
with the Union Pacific is doing its full
share toward assisting in the work OF Sc
curing immigration. A. L. Craig, gen
eral passenger agent Of the O. r. q A..
says. f9t is our full expectation that
we will bring into this state in l9O2
thousands of new and desirable settlers,
who will find new and happy homes in
the great state of Oregon, Mu ch assist
ance can be given the railroads,in indue-
! ing immigration, by those now residing
in our state, if each person Will appoint
himself an immigration agent to the eX-
tent Of writing and sending printed
matter to their old friends in the East.
The 0. r. q N. has large amount OF
such literature, and it will be pleas
ure to mail copies to any Eastern address
es sentto the passenger departmentofthe
ORA ~, Portland.
The county commissioners OF skama'
MIA county voted the sum OF S22.50 tt
purchase 800 copies Of the illustrated
edition Of the Pioneer, to be sent where
they will do the most good.
Fred Luithe of Underwood has beer
appointed commissioner for Skamanla
county, Wash, in place OF I. W. Lusk
resigned.
The citizens of Underwood have peti
toned the county commissioners Tor 9
wagon road to connect the Little ane
Big White Salmon.
A meeting of the fruit growers at The
Dalles, Jan. 25th, is announced.
Prof. Kent OF the Oregon agriculture
college is new writer on the Paclli'
Farmer.
Congressman Moody writes to th'
; Pacific Farmer, saying 81 believe tina
+ oleo should be sold as such, and not a
! butter and so believing, | shall tax
= pleasure in voting for the so-calle
Grout bill
The Knights Of Pythias of this dis
trict are arranging to hold a distric
5 conventioninT The Dalleson the Afternoon
! and evening of February lst, which vii
be attended by Knights from all tn
. neighboring lodges 1t is expected tina
2 there will be work in the second an
. third ranks during the evening, Will
;, the afternoon will be devoted principal
4 to social session to which I'll
= Rathbone Sisters and members OF th
J. Knights families will be invited. III
Q convention held here last January Wa
d appreciated by all the visitors, and it
e expected to make the coming meetlr
d equally Observation-Disclosures
{ Miss Christiana Nickelsen Of TT
!. Dales and Harry Grubb Of Pendletc
y were married at The Dalles Jan. Sth.
Mrs. Precilla Fulton, widow Of Il
h late Colonel John Fulton Of Sherma
/ county died in Portland hospital, Ja'
r 9th, aged 86 years.
is The Pacific States Telephone Co.
e arranging to construct line to Cams
Prairie, Wash. The line will cross Il
l., river in the vicinity Of Memaloose islar
a. and will connect all the western part
st Klickitat county with the outside worI
o. d. NJ. French died in The Dales Ja
ne 10Th. He was "A years old and came
P Oregon in early days He was mel
er Der Of the banking house Of French
$ Co. and took a leading part in forwar
ia ing the industries Of The Dalles. He
Is survived by widow and two childre