The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-04-19
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Yonr vote at the primaries tomorrow

Your vote at the primaries tomorrow
may be more important than vote at
the general election. Don't miss it.
The Jubilee Singers will give the
last concert number Of the lecture
course, April 27. This will be high
ly enjoyable and entertaining concert.
j. D. McCully and wife, Of Joseph,
Or, are visiting DR.. and Mrs. Shaw,
and looking after his ranch on the
East Side.
For sale by Emporium. Twenty acres
on Methodist lane, four miles southwest
from Hood River, small house, some
land cleared. Only $4,000.
There will be dance given at Odell,
Thursday evening, April q, by Kent
Lodge No. 1Sl, l. 0. o. +. Good
order and good music. Tickets, in
cluding supper, Sl.5O.
G. A. Sehlbrede candidate for the
Republican nomination for governor
visited Hood River Saturday. He is
an old friend of w. p. Andrus who
speaks very highly of Mr.. Sehlbrede.
A representative of large eastern
handler of cured fruits Is authority
for the statement that there will be
strong eastern and foreign market
in 1906 for dried prunes grown in the
Pacific Coast states.
Judge Lake and s. Bolton we're
down from The Dalles Saturday look
ing after their Hood River ranch.
They have set out ZOO apple trees
this spring, but are undecided whether
to set out Strawberries this year oil
not.
Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Stacey, of Wei
ser, Idaho, are visiting Carl Ross anc
family. Mrs. Stacey and Mrs. Rosi
are cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Stacey
will visit Portland, Seattle and the
Northwest Territory before their re
| turn.
The brood of young chicks that en-
ioyed brief residence in the show
window of Clark's drug store has beer
replaced by an old mother hen and {
brood of ducks. The mother and fam
lily ale doing we'll and attract a gooc
deal of attention.
Thos. Erwin, of Crookston, Minn.
is visiting Jos. Jarvis III the valley
Mr.. Erwin is we'll pleased with Hooc
River and may conclude to locate
here. He is one of the pioneers O.
Polk county, Minnesota, ard raised
the first ushel of wheat in tha
county.
Miss Mary N. Chase, of New Hamp
shire, lecturer or the National Wom
ans Suffrage Association, will deliv
er addresses at Pine Grove Tuesda!
evening, April "a, Valley Christian
church Wednesday, April 25, Noun
Hood, Thusday evening, April rs, an'
Frankton Friday evening, April II.
Harry Paarz has gone to Hoo'
River, where his father in working
He will find employment in saw mill
Harry has ade a record for himsel
that is worth while and we feel sure o
his success in the new undertaking
Irrigon is sorry to lose any OF hl
family. -Irrigon Irrigator
! o. Klepinger, of West Milton, Ohio
!, arrived here with his family Friday
! and will look over this country wit
view of locating. Mr.. Klepinge
has Just spent four months in South
8 ern California, but was not very favor
, ably impressed with that country as
s permanent home.
The editor of a newspaper that hS
: adopted phonetic spelling, In met
sure, received postal card from q
!, old subscriber which read as follow
"I hev TUX ynre papr fer leven year
but If you kant spell eny better tha
= you hev fer the last to or weeks, "
you kin jes stoppit.
! We see in the Glacier that Ge
' Prather came over to Washington
special appraiser on north bank raj
I road right of way. We have sin,
been reliably informed that his test
mony was barred and that the Golde
dale attorneys for the railroad decla
ed that "they would have none
Hood Rivers hot air. White SALINE
Enterprise.
Councilman Bailey had q DO
burned Sunday, near the railro
bridge. Mr.. Bailey has had a boat
the river a couple of years, which
uses ptlnCiphily III hsnihB} uhu SUI
time Sunday it was practically ruin
by fire. 1t il thought it was done
some of the laborers en- the ditch d
ing it aecidently while iptoxicate
The boat was worth about $50.
A. Hooker arrived Friday frt
Perth, N. D., and will make his hoi
in Hood River. Mr.. Hooker last su
mer bought part of the Hengst pla,
and his family have remained on |
place all winter, until joined by A
Hooker. Mr.. Hooker was induced
cone to this country by John Jakl
who formerly lived in North Dako
/ and was an old friend and neigh
of Mr.. Hooker.
Word was received here Thursd
of the sudden death of Mrs. L.
Stanley, at her hoUe In Chippe
Falls, Wis. mother of +. s.. Stanl
of the First National bank of HI
River. f. S. Stanley had just b
east as far as Chicago, going fr
there to New Orleans, and thence
] Los Angeles, where he was ct the ti
x Of ths death of his mother. He.
at once for Chippewa Falls.