The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-04-19
Vote tomorrow.

G. d. Morgan drove over from Mo-
sier Saturday.
Don't fail to vote at the primaries
tomorrow.
G. A. Bell made business trip to
Portland this week.
Frank Chandler and son, VIII, Wis.,
tied Portland Wednesday.
Your vote is needed at the primaries
tomorrow.
Clarence Gilbert spent couple of
days in Portland the first OF the week.
Tomorrow is a legal holiday on ac-
count of the general electin, and the
banks will be closed.
Z. 7. Neal, of Ainsworth, Iowa, was
in Hood River Tuesday looking up
business location.
| Mrs. Ogilvie and daughters, of
White Salmon, left for Portland yes
terday afternoon to spend few days.
G. G. Roberts arrived from Port
land Wednesday, and will remain few
days before going east to buy wool.
Levi Chrisman was In the valley
this week looking stter his political
fences for the nomination for sheriff.
The Woman's Alliance will give lOc
tea Wednesday afternoon, April 70,
at Mrs. Cummings. All are cordially
invited.
The Stanley Smith Lumber Co. have
orders for %, 1000, 000 feet of ties and
timber, and started saving this week.
A. G. Lender, who recently came
here from Havre, Mont, has moved
into the COyle cottage on Sherman
avenue.
The Mt. Hood Railroad Co. will run
a special train from Dee tomorrow at
2:30, and pick up all those on the way
who wish to come in to vote, retur V
ing the same day.
W. P. Andrus went to Portland yes.
tel day to do little political work and
vote. He Is one Of the clerks OF cleo
tion in that city.
Hon. A. A. Jayne has returned from
ten days trip in the eastern end OF
the county, and is well satisfied with
the polit ical outlook in that section.
Sheriff Sexton spent few DAYS IN
Hood River the first of the week, and
finds he has many friends here who
will remember him at the polls.
Two aLd One-quarter acres a short
distance from town. All cleared,
small house and two inches irrigatinp
water. All for the price of a good LOT
In town. See W. j. Baker Il Co.
Chas. Waters today received 20, O0C
trout for the Trout Lake country, anc
be will take them to the upper White
Salmon valley and plant them in The
streams of that neighborhood.
W. F. Campbell and wife, of Port
land, are in Hood River this weel
looking for fruit ranch. Mr.. Camp
I bell sent several days here few week
I ago and was we'll pleased with tn
. valley.
3 Jim Stranahan traded off kickinI
mare at Wasco last week for one o
, the oneriest- looking buckskin bron
, cho that ever carried Siwash, an,
now the boys are wondering whic
r party got the best of the bargain.
: The ladies of the First Baptis
: church will hold window sale of use
q ful articles of wearing apparel pies
cakes, etc. in Boyed's hall, acros
q from Holman's, on Saturday, Apr
J. %, from 10 a. IN. to p. n. Ice creal
n will also be served.
J: Rev. D. V. Polling, of The Dallei
}, will exchange pulpits with Rev. Gi
n more, and preach at Riverside Coz
y gregational church next Sunday.
addition to the regular program, wi
}. be an offertory solo in the evening
ls Mrs. p. s. Davidson.
J. W. ]. Baker & Co. report the tolloN
70 ing sales this week: Q. A. Bell to
l. Ruhnke, house and lot; Burns Jon
n to Villa Ramsey, l6 acres; N. Fost
r. win to !. l.. Jorgenson, 8 acres; Ro
Of ert Chapman to ID. A. Platt, acre
IN Also 20 acres, names not given.
Frank A. Cram started for Berkle
~ Cal, yesterday, after getting word
20 the terrible disaster at San Erancisc
1n He was unable to get any word fro
le his family. and as they are just acre
ns the bay from the ST. Iicken city, be "
% much worried. DR.. Gavey also i
oy for San Francisco on the same trai
O. 1t Is to be hoped that more peOI
u' have escaped injury than was at FL
reporteud.