The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-12-29

There will be dance at the Mt. Hood
Hall Friday evening, Dec. 80, given by
Cooper and Knox. Everybody invited.
Good music and good order will be
maintained.
Herbert NJ. Vannier is building fine
residence on his portion of the Board
man property, which was recently pur.
chased by him and jos. 0. Mark. Nr.
Mark will occupy the Boardman resi-
dence.
G. D. Woodwork sold Lot No. 6 of
his Sunnyside farm consisting of five
acres to James Abbot OF Wapinitia, last
week; consideration $500 per acre with
out water rent. A good bargain for all
concerned.
John II. Belleville is erecting nice
residence on the old Chamberlain place
on the West side, which he recently
purchased. He is improving the place,
all around, and will have the ma
part of it set to apples next spring.
II you have anything to sell adver-
tise it in the Glacier. II. w. Wait, of
the Farmers Feed store, received an
order last week from man in
Grand Rapids, Mich, who wanted
two of the Hood River fruit ladders
advertised in the Glacier.
w. II. Orendorff, who left for Portland
last week to be treated for tapeworm,
writes that the physician discovered he
had no tapeworm but was being eaten
up alive by small intestinal worms.
Proper medicine and treatment will
bring him around alright.
G. d. Boardman, writes from Los
Gatos, Cal, that flowers and roses are
in full bloom and the sun is bright and
warm as summer. "Still", he contin-
ues, "this country has no charms for
me. Tell Hood River people to stay
with their apples. They are all right. !"
Following are the new officers of Idle
wilde lodge No. l07, /. o. o. F., elected
for the ensuing year: W. Gahger, N. G /;
II. G. Coe, V. g.; II. G. Smith, secre-
tary; Clarence Shaw, recording secre-
tary; j. NJ. Wood, treasurer Installa-
ton OF the new officers will take place,
Thursday evening, January s.
DIR. Watt returned Friday from Twin
Falls, Idaho, where he spent few days
looking over that country. Dr. Watt says
that about all the land under ditch,
amounting to 10000 acres has been
sold, and nearly half as much more out
side of the ditch district now being
completed. Thousands OF settlers from
the East are locking in.
A. Hophold presented this office with
a few Yellow Newtown apples this week,
grown on Sherman county soil and with
out water, they are beauties, and as Mr..
Hophold has apples for sale, don't fail
to give him a call The apples are
equal to the best Hood River apples in
every respect. News.
Pete Hemmerel is the new devil in
the Glacier office. The late incumbent,
Horatio Wood, is edging along toward
the mark of good compositor, and has
been promoted to the position of ex-
devil, while his predecessor has been
relegated to that position OF innocuous
desuetude (?) generally known as a
"common print Verify the Glacier
edo move"
The lady's jacket advertised as lost
near Odell on the night of December g.,
has been found and is in possession of
the blacksmith at the Parker town mill.
The owner whoever she may be, can
probably get it by calling there. More
evidence of the efficacy ofGlacer adlets.
But when you advertise for anything,
sign your name to it. The Glacier peo-
pie have enough to think of besides the
names of all its advertisers.
Bargain counter inducements in the
marriage license business will soon be q
thing Of the past in Oregon if the legis-
lature continues to get in its work. Al
its asst session a raise In the price was
made, whereby the passports to GLORY
were made to tax the benedict So. This
year it is said bill will be introduced
increasing it to $5 per. 1t was at least
considerate to allow leap year to pass
before the raise was suggested. .-Dallef
Chronicle.
) j. Turner expect is to leave the lat
ter part of the week for Idaho, where he
has purchased 1880 fruit farm, 81
miles this side of Lewiston. The farm
contains 1l0 acres all set to fruit. Fifty
one acres are. in peaches, and the balanct
| in pears, prunes and other fruits. Las
season, the former owner, Mr.. Ofield
cleared above all expenses, $1,000. Mr.
Turner's daughter is located at Grange
vile, Idaho, and her father reports tha
she is gaining in strength every day.
: The Lewis and Clark centennial sou
venir spoon has made its appearance
and is as handsome a work in mouldin
4 as the eye ever meets. 1t was original
\ ed and is distributed by the women Q
4 Sacajawea society. The principal en-
\ craving is a reproduction OF the statu
Of the Indian heroine in the bowl, bu
along the handle there are excellant rel
reservations of Multnomah Falls, tn
Lewis monument and portraits of TIL
& northwestern explorers. The bac
\ showing the state seal OF Oregon,
q view of Mt. st. Helens, two big pin
. trees and characteristic salmon. tn
A spoon is bronze in color and will be
& beautiful ornament in thousands
American homes. The price is rs cent
A copy of the brief in the William
murder case, which was filed in the 81
81 preme court few days ago, has bee
received at the Office of Prosecuting A
n torney Menefee. 1t is rather uniql
81 affair, and would tend to give one Il
Impression IudJ tIle ueIente WAS lnue'
cup against it," Less than four page
including the title page, is devoted
the statement of the case and poin
and authorities, the remaining thirt
four being devoted to a paper on CT
pus deficit, read at the annual state
torney's convention at De Kalb, II
last July. Evidently McGinn has aba
doned all propositions on the appeal {
cept that evidence introduced by t
state was not sufficient TO support I
vercict of guilty. The prosecution v
now be allowed twenty days in which
file the states brief and Mr.. Menefee
q working hard in order to have it in
that time and not delay proceedin
In ten days after that the reply brief
to be filed, when the time for hear
by the supreme court will be set
y Chronicle.