The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-11-17

turnout behind her favorite roadster
Mrs. Bone looksquite satisfied.
Watch chains with a cheap glitter
are in evidence at Odell today, but tits
not all gold that glitters. Strange that
some folks are always ready to buck
some other fellows game. | know of
but one sure thing game and that is
the red apple game of Hood River
valley. Try it and in five or six years
you will be a big winner. You will
get money out of it without going to
the trouble of writing home for it.
A concert was rendered last Saturday
night at the union church here to an
audience of about one dozen. Next
time you are coming better give your
notice to the Glacier correspondent,
and then people will know of your
coming.
Hubert Morton and Harry Kemp
started forth for fine days sport of
fishing last Saturday, and just about
the time they were ready to tempt the
tinny tribe to take the fly, the splash
dam was turned loose and proved a
disturbing element in their days sport.
We all have our troubles buts they say
you had better tell them to a police
man.
The apple picking is nearly over.
Mr.. Brock Of the Watt orchard has yet
thousand boxes to gather which will
require his presence for another week.
Mr.. Brock has apples till further orders.
Mr.. Gasbode from Portland, who
owns 40 acres with 20 acres of growing
trees, part of the Booth place OH Willow
fiat, called Saturday at the Little White
Store on the way to his orchard. His
brother just out from Wisconsin, was
with him looking over the valley. He
wants to purchase 40 acres of land.
The last part of this paragraph is for
the benefit of real estate men. Go after
him and land him.
Rumor is rife that c. L. Rogers has
closed deal on the 25-acre tract near
Odell. Pve been telling you there
were bargains here, and Rogers knows
one when he sees it, and backs his
judgment. But there are others, so
come along
H. M. Poole went to The Dalles last
week to take charge of the plastering
of the Odd Fellows building there.
Fred Crockett and Mr.. Anderson
went overland to The Dalles Thursday.
Fred took a herd of horses to winter
quarters near The DalIes.
Otto Ehrck spent few days in The
Dalles last week.
Who said the wood business was
dull? The Little White Store people
have an order for three cars that they
must buy in order to fill.
Another transfer of property last
week at Odell. Shelley & Son have
bought the stable recently built by Mr..
Poole.
Mr.. Bones saw mill in Dukes Valley
started up last Monday. The mill is
now rooted over so they can run wet or
dry. This is good news here for it
means flume lumber.
The Little White Store is agent for
The Paradise laundry. Goods left here
not later than Tuesday will be returned
Walter Massey, a young man OF Dukes
Valley, purchased piece of land year
ago on time, and by dint of energy and
hard work has paid the interest on the
whole thing and his first annual
payment, and besides this has cleared 5
acres and has it already powed and
money in his jeans. Walter was not
Did enough to vote last week, but during
he last year has without means ac-
more than the average voter.
A new wagon sheet that will fit over
BOWS on the wagon is offered cheap at
,he Little White Store.
Ralph Lewis Of Belmont spent Sunday
lere. He was driving his yearling colt
This is an Altamont, and will make a
inc driver. The writer is the owner OF
/ lull brother of this one of Ralph's,
which in two years should be able to