The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1905-09-21
here and Denver, and will spend a
week or more in the latter city.
Additional Locals.
Watch the Troy grow.

Watch the Troy grow.
Bought your ticket for the entertain.
ment, Tuesday nightP
f.. l.. Smith returned Wednesday
from trip to Klamath Falls
S. II. Bartmess is attending ses-
sion of the undertakers' convention In
| Portland.
Judgment was granted in favor At.
torney Hartwig Tuesday in an action
instituted against Ii. ID. Stewart foI
| money due on a note.
The town of Cascade Locks voted
Hor prohibition at the recent local OPP
ton election, but the saloons there
continue to run wide open.
Uncle Oliver Bartmess, IS years old,
is homo from an extended trip in
Indian Territory and his former home
| in Indiana. When in the East, Mr..
| Bartmess rode several hundred miles
on his bicycle. He had one of the
enjoyable times of his life during his
visit, and comes home spry as a
cricket.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Blowers of Sc
attic we're in Hood River during the
week, guests at the home of Mayor
Blowers, a cousin of A. ID. Blowers.
Mr.. Blowers is member of one of
the leading commission firms in Seat
tie. Hood River apples are so high
priced he says that very few are now
marketed in the Sound cities
The Dalles city council stood tie
last week on voting to close the sa-
looms of that city on Sunday. Mayor
Kelley cast the deciding vote to close
the liquor shops, but it was found
later that that city charter does not
permit the mayor of that city to de-
eide vote upon an ordinance, and as
consequence the % saloons keep
open seven days in the week.
G. II. Vaughan, head book keeper
in the banking house of Butler & Co.
this city, has been elected to member
ship in the International Accounting
society of Detroit, Mich. A thorough
knowledge of the science and practice
of accounts is required as qualitica-
tions for membership in this society,
and for such knowledge the society
has recently awarded Mr.. Vaughan
,ortihcated diploma. This is assur-
ance that Mr.. Vaughan is competent
to take up any branch of work in ex-
pert accounting.
p. NJ. Hall-Le of this city have
secured the co tract to make the
pla and to supervise the Construc-
tion of "a new hotel at Wasco. The
Job will be open for bids within few
days. 1t was stated last week that Mr..
Hall Lewis had secured the bulldog
contract for the hotel, and he has in
the last few days been flooded with
letters of in quirias from rounding
cities asking for job on the build
ing. Several such letters came from
Seattle. indicating wide circulation
Of the Glacier,
After spending the summer at their
former home in Dolgeville, n. Y, the
family of +. A. Franz are pleased to
return to Hood River. Mrs. Franz
suffered severely from her old trouble
of asthma during the week she spent
in New York city. Heavy rains fell
the greater part of the summer, and
MIR. Franz says the maple leaves we're
already falling when they left. Win
ter is following fast upon the heels of
fall While he says he found splendid |
business opportunities in Dolgeville,
the unfavorable climate of the East |
brings them back to Oregon.
Tuesday man by the name of w. !
s. Waterman stole u watch and So |
from Emery Davenport, who, while
checking off ties delivered to the
Great Southern rail- Dad, had left the
stolen property in the Columbia feed
yard When the loss was discovered,
Davenport reported it to the marshal,
Who learning that Waterman had dis.
losed of the watch at Mr. Welch's sec
md hand store, recovered it and went