The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-03-30

tell you is SO. Mcclure Bros.
Walk over shoes all the latest lasts
at the New Store. Vogt Bros.
Mcclure Bros. carry the best leading
brards Of Butter-Hazelwood, Whit,
Clover and Washougal.
Patrons of the East Fork Irrigatinl
Co, should arrange With {. Il. Bon,
or Harry Dewitt at Baker a Co,
Office for watrer early this season a,
the ditch might not carry water
enough to supply all,
Stein Block smart clothes at til,
New Store. Nogt Bros, proprietors.
/ Go aud see Parsifal tonight.
! Don't fail to see ParsifGl tonight.
Parsifal shows the struggles Of Chris
tianity in the early centuric- OF thC
/ church.
e. b Clark was up from Portland
Saturday looking after business in
terests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Ingalls, Of As
toria are spending few weeks il
Hood River
Il G. }. Gossling, Of the Hood River
Milling Co., was at Mosier last week
where he secured first order of L
barrels from Merchant Stewart
Robert Leasure and D. 4. Hart art
registered at the Umatilla from Mount
Hood county, which probably ha
stepped in Cascades boots. -Chron
cile
The Hood River Milling Co. ha
secured -, 600 bushels of Bluesten
wheat, which is considered by al
millers to make the best -four ON tn,
Pacific coast.
q. II. DeBois, who is at work fo
the Davenport Bros. Lumber Co. a
PaTkertown, is anxious for news O
the world, so sends in his subscril tiol
for the Glacier.
Mrs. p. II. Martin left Mcuda,
noon for Prineville, having received
a telephone message Sunday eycniry
that her brother, Joseph Lister, wa
not expected to live.
Thursday Mrs. NJ. P, Wilkes left fo
Hood River, and Friday her sister
Mrs. Mc2wen, Joined her. y rs NJ,
Even expects to SPEND most Of The
sunni er on her farm near q a place
Chronicle.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil WarrCns were il
the city Saturday from Niemo MIR
Warren S 5 iys the Oregon LUmIcr Co
is working a large crew of men in th,
mill, and that things are lively in IT,,
village Of Niento these days.
Mrs. Louise Goddard came up from
Portland last week ard sIcUt a few
days in this city, tho guest Of Mrs
Geo. P. CroWell Mrs. Goddard vii
spend the summer in looking after
her fruit ranch in the valley,
Mr.. and Mrs T. r. Coon were in
the city Saturday on their way tC
their new home at Lyle, where they
have purchased the home of Frank
NJ. Orr. Mr.. Orr has taken MIR.
Coon's property in University Park,
and will reside there.
The Pioneer Association of Oregon
has selected June Is as the date foT
the annual meeting, and june Is as
the date of Pioneer day at the Lewis
and Clark exposition. 1t is expected
that Moses Lore, who is lob years old,
and was an employee of the Hudson
Bay Company in 1880, will be in Port
land at that time.
A. 4. Renninger, of Eurcne, and
Frank Button, of Hood kiyor, have
formed the Renninger- Button Log
ging Company, of Eugene. The com
pany have taken a contract to put in
| 80, ,OOO, 600 feet for the Booth Kelly
Lumber Company, Of Eugene, on the
Mohawk. They are using three don.
keys -Timberman.
f. A. Shogren. staff Photographer
for the Oregonian and Telegram, was
in the city Thursday to get some
views for the forthcoming special Gdi.
tion of the Telegram containing Il
writeup Of Hood River and valley,
but the rain which fell in torrents all
day prevented the photographer from
getting any pictures, and he was
forced to return without them.
II. c. Bateham has been making
numerous inquiries as to the date OF
| Arbor day, hut not finding anyone
who could tell him he has been plant
ing shade trees for the last fortnight
so as to be sure to hit the right date.
Some 43 lots have already been plant
ed with l6I trees mostly Elm aud Box
Elder, These trees being mostly in
| the west part of town should make
quito a windbreak in a few years.
News Just reached us this week that
| William II, League, brother Of Mrs.
Thomas Dean. of near Douglas, died
! nt Hood T. iv.p on It,lt,,gpvy 4 M