The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-11-02
MOUNT HOOD.

c. A. Paddy went to Hood River
Tuesday with a box of mixed varieties
Of apples from the Bailey place,
which ne shipped by express to Mr..
Bailey at Fruita. Colo. Mr.. Bailey
wrote MIR. Puddy that at Fruita they
we're shipping ten to fifteen cars of
apples a day, and thought they had
the only apples on earth. Val until
the Mount Hood apples arrive,
MIR. OrHeld caught a bear in trap
last Friday, and came down for Robt
Leasure to help him get it home. Bob
wi J stay a few days and try and get
some m re bear or other game.
Jas. Wishart was struck by a limb
while telling tree near the new mill
Of the Oregon Lumber Co., and was
id up a couple of days with
bruised leg.
r. j. Mclsaacs left for Hood River
Monday, where he transacted bust
ness and was expecting to help fix up
the exhibit that Is to be put in the
Smith building. but the exhibit did
not arrive and he left or Portland
tuesday afternoon.
{. I. gregory ana Wlie, VINO nave
been visiting with their daughter,
Mrs r. j. McIsaacs, on the ranch,
will leave for their home at Spirit
Lake. Iowa next week Mr.. and Mrs,
Mclsaacs will accompany them and
spend the winter in Iowa.
d. Il. Miller left for Portland Fri
day to remain over sunday.
The contract for the new school
house was let to W. II. Durkee Satur-
day. who viii do the carpenter work
1or SOB. HE lumber was purchased
from Kelley x Wishart, and the farm
crs Of the district donated the haul,
ing to the ground. The old log school
near tie uIllslfom pace VIII De
"haHdohed ana 'he new schoGl oul!I
near Ihe IauI AupeiC i'laGe' ThtcH -
I'D I'D anQ4U the center a.; ~ In9 i3 ulS'tiUC .int
me GId GiSlricI was al!lueu, so thaS
me oid SchooI ", WHs lel1 ~ We euse VI
gle dISIIItt iHs new iuGn,ion hI,, il"H1o ~ Hbo
}iI+oint 't'GIf Sauna nf tEe scboIara in he
Ii.tricf gro now attaudinr the Coon.
','vl sata,i tCU T. r't ciII he tr@nefarrpd as
-ao, ", a,.lno' NV ,, ,or, hniIdirg is raadv If
2o" nrnocto5 "s @ 70 comrlete if in sixty
Jovg
u II r.l,,boi,or bropeht in l8
roai nf T oaf,Io Tro,Iay frrm AnteIope
,'bioh "J' vii I'il Io inf on his rarch Half
"f fLom arc Mix cows the balance
~. ,',, I,o''l h5iror5 "i ' This viii inrrnasa Mr.
.a5,,S "|rS rn;rar,.. mf''r EorJ 70 mnqrIv fiftv
h5aI ,ouI "''''
The dance at the Mount Hood hall
Friday evening was poorly attended
on account of 50 manv of the farmers
bpiup busv. Nearly every one is tax
inc advantage of the fine weather to
gat in their potatoes and apples and
doing general fail rk before rains or
snow set in.
II f Davidson made trip up the
valley last week and secured about a
carload of apples, mostly from the
Euf and London Il Powers places.
The applts are very NE lhI" Year.
sha 'iIAEl "'I pl''e'. ,..
II $. q !, IN as IN Ia hgS
lettltmclt t.,lA t sell a Lose iast
nerN. He came Tincir w. to so' Mr..
Han o., VITO y as ! 0 i g t to O.. ,
VI MI. 4idhspA hdt "i'' "'N"'0
one.
Georao Wilson was dilgng = tatoes
ia.t week with a IIHe b. his idle tC
I.eep off the h,uo tavs. which are he
romfnc ruite nest They cone il
nock. to the rotalae fields and in t
fow Minutes sr.il good many Tota
Ioss nv nscki6r then faII of holes
. ..-,t,s
MIR. Billings mas Iee1 u , ca tII h1,
some with sap suckers, ana mas , :. snC' I,
about a hundred OF them thls suinihet' ~ e l.
They have about spOile some OF Ms