The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-08-10

A. A. Jayne and family are enjoying
an outing in the mountains
N. Whealdon of The Dalles was {
Hood River visitor Tuesday.
+. c. Sanderson, dean of the Eugene
divinity school preached Sunday morn
ing at the Valley Christian chuch.
j. NJ. Parry, a business man Of Moro
was in the city during the week, en-
deavOring to arrange a real estate trade
Miss Eta Packard of Mansfield, Ark,
and Miss Rogers of near Emporia, Kan.
sas, were guests last week Of Rev and
Mrs. W. c. Evans and family.
The Glacier office is now located in
the northwest corner of the Davidson
building, the concrete building ON River
street.
Miss Jessie Everett Of Ohio is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Kinscy and
Professor Everett, at their home on
West River street.
Up to date 1913 hunting licenses have
been granted in Wasco county, and
two of these are held by ladies, who
. tbuHlitl tNl llt ttSl SINUS Ill bIllE
locality, says the Chronicle
W. W. Dakin of Seattle, accompanied
by his wife and two children, are the
guests of G. L. Dakin and family Mr..
Dakin is in the employ Of the Seattle
Electric Co.
Martin Emstrum is now sole proprie-
tor of the cigar and confectionery busi-
ness and the Hazelwood ice cream par
lors, formerly the business of VIII
Sheets.
S. A. Knapp is making extensive inn
prOvements to his residence on Riyer
street. When completed he will have
one of the neatest homes in that part OF
the city.
j. M. Schmelt2er, clerk in the law
and abstract office of John Leland
Henderson, spent several days last
week visiting at IIillsboro, Forest
Grove and other valley towns.
a. Crofton of Portland, accompanied
10y his wife and child, arrived Sunday
morning. They registered at Hotel
Waucoma, and in the afternoon crossed
the river to the Jewett cottage at White
Salmon.
The assessors census Of towns out
side of The DalIes gives the following
Antelope city, 273; Antelope precinct,
SOB; Shaniko city, 2l5; Shaniko pre-
cinct, 1863; Bakeoven precinct, 3l9;
WascO county, east Of Deschutes river,
1871.
DR.. NJ. +. Shaw announces that he
has opened Offices in the jackson build,
ing and has again resumed practice in
Hood River. Five years ago DR.. Shaw
gave up his practice to Dr. DumbIe, and
part of this time he spent in Southern
Oregon.
A. w. Onthank has sold his ten
acres Que mile south Of the Barrett
school house to II. G. Heugst and son
Joseph, who expect to improve the
land and build a home there, Mr..
Hengst having bargained to sell bis
farm on the banks Of Hood River.
The skill with which the Portland
street car lines handle the crowds of
visitors to the exposition is a matter
of favorable comment from all quar-
ters. Though from l5,0OO to O,OO0
people ride to the fair every day,
there is practically no crowding, and
the conductors are winning praise for
their uniform courtesy and attention
to the passengers. The exposition il
only fifteen minutes ride from the
business center Of Portland.
A few evenings ago a logger entered
store on Oak street and bought d
pair of lOgger's shoes. The customer
had just enough jay on to make him
! loquaciOus, and as he sat laCiug his
shoes he told Of the many places he
had been and of the prominent bad
men he had met. Pete lsenberg was
one of the group Of loungers in the
to be fond of a joke, asked the custo.
mer if he had ever met Pete lsen berg.
known as Mountain Pete, the celebrat.
ed desperate of HoIe-in in-the Wall.
Montana. The logger knew Pete vel
and gave glowing description OF
| Pete's career as a bad man of the first
magnitude. He was then asked if ht
knew Sam BaTtmess, well known
! faro dealer Of Helena Many a time
had the logger bucked the tiger when
Sam presided over the cloth. Finally,
after several other names that CORE
sponded with the names Of well known
Hood River citizens had been men.
toned, the logger was asked if he evel
met Dad Fouts, Methodist preacher
who at one time rode the circuit il
Idaho. At the mention Of the lasI
name the logger began to see a light
and as the crowd laughed, the custo
mer was in a fair mood to clean on
the crowd, but evidently he hat