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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13
Decorab.p ofsms
Wcnfter Department.

.Deeorabs Roiten~s Sirsoaessw umer
Oil berefter ~inbcbcIoe Msnitre for Das
mer 90 Ssrn. Spert Renter foiter 10
cents, 90 geitiainsen ienbes til ~9eeo.
.aesVoiter1, os man bebes benbtte gIans
ieffen paa Scoeu af bernie SpaIte. gt
par iaoet Sisie Ronitre unberieee at
u~eooepanolere, % bet padft1aes. at be sr
sooe 90 lette oe sreie at ip efter.
3aar man beftiQer bisie Renftre, maa
man etoe Riiinere, gaaaI omfrins grbftet
oe stnet aIocr for gsrn og unse gi.
ger. os fitloitGnbis aSresie, iadIeoes at
Dreoe otl a Dem. 0er meget foriiss
nc Tile at begna nosen Sell | gefripel.
lenL oa Nenitre life tan ombpttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13

"8ar oai mn osiaa ipiit op bess,
otne sGg2" fpiirste Mooeren.
"Sa, ie ~ssaI6orcn, Ser Iiaae,
gfaIlene," fasoe ban. 1geoar ser er
70 SfaL mao Der osiaa ba paret I'd
sGs."
Wadna % Ooooa faa poa bperan.
ore % Draft | 2atter.
Den er iffe Sanry ben" ia 2inn.
ger toe giffem, iom Ioa peo giocn
al bonn. lloen giit Git ban ingen
Steoer. $on bapoe fine grtnciper.
"@unL Murna!"
ga, MI faar Su pGre mil OF Ieae
oIene, Ser" ia Manla. oa De fom
inb | Stuen, bpor Qers Qeaer Iaa
itrset omfring paa StoIene, gianoet,
UNDER og oper Sofaen oe runst ON.
firing paa @aiIpteppet. "SniIe Barn
Ieger aIene ,uoen Manla og Dobba."
Ger imeIbte meb giifen og ia IN
aerting.
"smefS life meo Biifenl Marna
ifal ifrtpe % Gina bar life Eib. On
faar Iese meS oine S~inioIoater."
Maina iatte iig til SfripeborSet,
og 9er bleo itaoeuSe mist / gpreliet.
SefaIineer pasieSe life iplberlig for
bnm.
"SfaI ri life file bperanbre," fore.
log ger.
"sSeg bar fife Sib, g,tttcu min."
Dig Wrnlas 0en flst ben oper 9api.
ret.
Ger fiIoioferte. Sbcrfor / Mperben
ifidbe ban itboe berbiemme og lege /
en- fieSeIig Stl,e, boor gognbiulene
alto bGgteoe Zig fait | Stolbenene,
os beor ma life fit 600 at imeloe
meS giifen. SpoS iftISe ban iaa tage
fig til2 Rei, ba bar oct meget beore
at gaa meb Gina | 4aiernen o. ie
paa, at Seitene fit Sober, eller bort
til en- af 9egepIaoierne, bppr 8att-
terre iloges. 3d..
"Wama," prsoebe ban fig frem,
"fan on life / Bet minoite atpe mig
on ShofoInApSyJnAp2"
"gbofolabe faar bu ON Ssnoa-
gene, 8ennen min."
Ser traf paa Matnben. "SSa, men
en- 8ase frnbe ieg bel faa."
Seq bar ingen Sager," ipsgte
Woberen.
"geen iee bar feet aager | 9oren."
Mama ffrep.
"Spis on bare pilSe bore iniI %
leee meb Dig ielp, ifuloe bt faa en-
Sage"
Strar blep ban / eobt Sumsr.
"Saar ieg SOB at itiffe Siniolbater
I &ssIebuaerne?" ip,trgte ban.
"Ssyya sisr Set" iparte Ranta, iom
life bsrte bpuS ban 10"
Ser forisgte. Ger fdnotes 10 iaa
mango pregtige Wsglebl1l / Sfabere
o. paa Ssrene. IsgIerne bIep taget
uS o. Sinioloaterne ittffet ino; og
ielo ON oct M gift libt traaot, tho fif
ban Dem BOG. gt faa Dem no igien
Mep en- anben Sag, men oct bar 10
heller life ~neopenoigt, at De ifuloe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13
THE o TICKET.

An official of a railway once got
leave to get married and was given a
pass over the road. On his way back
he gave to the ticket collector his
marriage certificate instead of his
pass. The latter studied it carefully
for a few moments, and then said;
my man, you have got a ticket for
a long, wearisome journey, but not
on this railway"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13

CURT Irbcibe. Sorfotterells Gen:
"Son6 amer ot iom BET itsrite og
uigtigitc @rbeioe?"
6orfattereu: "glt fao en- Sorln9.
ger til at ortage mine Sfueipil, rtaar
ieg er iGroig meo at ifripe oem."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13
BUTCHERY.

1t was a busy day in the butcher
shop. The butcher yelled to the boy
who helped out in the butcher-shop
Hurry up, Join, and don't forget
to cut off Mrs! Murphy'sg leg, and
break Mrs. Jones's bones, and don't
forget to slice Mrs. Johnson's tongue"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13

Gu SfibbrnSen. E~iageren: "Sea
Ter no iom en- 2anbsitrpger, Srue,
men set er ies life. Seq leo Glib
bruo for to Raaneoer iioen, % Siser
paifet mig iIano."
Sltsfruen (folSt): "Soioa? 50
De er ioIfoIO life Bit paifet ienere
ifal ieg beoOe."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13

Senraifiuen "Suspeuusu", Tom oi
Ienste efter for to Gar iiSeu, or i auei
Senieenser en- uSmrrtst soS Raiiinc. ia,
I;es iaa COB os imui Tom Be. Der toitcr
bet bobbeTte. Trs. SO9n u Sosuion.
gpIiaI, 81. Dat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13

Gn rig Sar. Ser ipnes at BIZ
giort lanet mere stus at Srsfen Ser.
martens Gang emo al Srsfen &arl.
lens, % anigeuel bar 6rsfen Sarlien
Den rigeIte Stemme."
ga, men Grsfen Sermanien bar
ben riseite Sar."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13

"You are Mr.. Freshleigh, I pre-
sume?" said the lady.
"I-er-yes; that is my name
was the reply.
81 have heard my husband speak Of
you. / am Mrs. Brief. Will you
please hand this book to Mr.. Brief
when he comes in? Good morning!"
The lady left the Office; the mer.
curry in the thermometer crept down
out OF sight, the office cat had a fit
and young Freshleigh fell in a faint.
The next day Mr.. Brief advertised
for a new clerk.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13

8plbia 8rnnS. Gen geisgenSe:
SSH on life iSIge meo mig iao Ian9t
iom til Spcroognen?"
!SaraIS (ipo anr): Sean iffe".
90 bborior iffe2"
"5oroi ri IfaI iptie Riooag itrnr
on er gaaet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-11-13

Srrbenrt. imerteoe. "8auTiers
Trpbeu bar 'nertet BAN me9et / BET
ierere."
~Sooroon fan Set bpnee ionmen9"
"Tru GouIien bar banfet bam meS
set boereneite anelb."
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16
From the Enterprise:

r. Field & Co. have their office
building on Jewettt avenue about
completed. Ii 10 q neat little bald.
ing.
The deposits of the White Salmon
Valley bank passed the $40, 600 mark
early in August.
j. p. Egan's fine new residence un.
der the hill Ia now completed. 1t is
nine room house, with a pantry,
bath rooms and closets and is hard
finished throughout. Mr.. Egan and
his family now have very beautiful
and comfortable home.
Truman Butler, of the Butler Bank
ing Co., Of Hood River, was In town
yesterday doing business and inter
viewing old friends. Mr.. Butler states
that the deposits In his bank now
amounts to more than $500, 600 and
that the deposits In the two banks Of
Hood River is very nearly half mil
lion.
The biggest dance that was ever
held In White Salmon will take place
Thursday night August % In the new
Odd Fellows hall. The music will be
the best that can be had In the coun-
try. No expense will be spared to
make this the grandest opening Of
the Zig hall that was ever held In
White Salmon. Every body invited
to attend and have good time.
The concert at the church Wednes-
day evening was one of the most de-
lightful Affairs that has taken place
in White Salmon for many long
day. IL was unique in that the par
tlcipants vera from different sections
OF our country. There we're those
from Oregon City, Portland, Hood
River, The Dalles aud Cincinnati,
Ohio. The vocal and instrumental
pieces showed high order of talent.
The church was filed to listen to this
splendid program.
L. j. Wolfard found a long black
bug working on his trees on the in
side OF the limb, boring into it, and
he called the attention of Fruit In
spector Ingram to 1t. Mr.. Ingram
procured specimen and sent 1t to
the State Agricultural Experiment
station at Pullman, and has received
the following reply from A. l.. Me.
lander, assistant entomolgist. "The
insect you have sent Is click beetle,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16
MOSIER.

G. ID. Morgan aud son Douglas we're
passengers on Thurdsay's local for
The DaIles.
Havin spent weeks vacation on
his farm, DR., Macrum returned to
Portland on Thursday.
Mrs. 9. j, Phillips came up from
Portland on Thursday last, and Ie-
turned on Saturday.
After having been confined for
month or six weeks in the Portland
hospital from having IA serious opera
tion performed, Mrs. jacobs is now
with her daughter, Mis-. G. d. Nor
gan, with the hope of recuperating
sufficiently to return to her home IN
Bolse City, Idaho.
Denny & Green are engaged in in
stallipg machinery in their new mill
near the box factory.
G. d. Morgan made business trip
to Portland on WEDNESDAY of last
week.
A ella i'm agent, representing the 0.
r. & N. Railroad company, was in
Mosier Friday adjusting fire damage
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16
ODELL.

Mrs. Crockett and Mrs. Bowerman
went to Tillie Jane last Thursday to
pick black berries and returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crosby, Mr.. and Mrs. Fuches, Miss
Ethel Wood and Miss Fisher we're up
at Green Point last week after buckle
berries.
Mrs. Stella Boardman returned to
several days visit with friends and
relatives about Odell. Mrs Board.
man was suffering from badly ulcer
ated tooth and came down to Hood
River to dentist for treatment com
ing out to Odell while it was neces.
sary for her to 90 often to Hood River
and the dentist. During the absence
from home Of Mrs. Boardman the
woman who was acting as cook was
called home by sickness and Mr..
Boardman was obliged TO take charge
OF affairs in the kitchen. 1t is said
Bert WAS equal to the emergency and
that his cooking would have done hon.
or to one of greater experience.
Mr.. Hunter has neat new barn al.
most completed on land purchased
from Il. l.. Smith several months
since
l.. A. Il. Clark went to Portland
and st. Johns Saturday returning
home Sunday. The Odeil party IN
camp at Lost Lake came home Satur-
day.
Mrs. Pole is sick. We hope her i'll
ness may be of short duration and
that she may soon enjoy the great
bles sing health.
Ellen Shelley invited number of
friends to go to place near her home
last Wednesday for days picnic. A
pleasant time was had.
O. s. Olsen and Denver Wilson are
digging a we'll for Edward Klemel
Tne school house well gives promise
of plenty Of water at no great depth.
Mr.. EhIck's house is building rap
idly under the direction of Contract
or Wallem.
A substantial bridge has been built
In front OF VIM. Hubbard's house pre-.
paratory to opening the road on the
limo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Anders left
Hood River Monday afternoon expect
ing to start from Portland Tuesday
morning via the Northern Pacific for
their journey east. No preventing
Providence they will reach Chicago,
ILL.,, Saturday and will go to the home
of Mr.. Anders p rents a short dis
tance from Chicago for visit, return
ing to Chicago about September 1st.
Odell would have been pleased to
count these young people among her
residents but bids them God speed
believing that they deserve aud will
receive the many blessings of life and
hoping they will visit here in the fu.
ture.
A cousin Of j. W. Strong, Mr..
Strong, is here from Coos county Wis
iting j. W. Strong and family He
has a dairy ranch there.
Frank Nef is home from Goble
whore he has been for some time
Ulva Collins, of Rupert, Idaho, is
yisiting friends and relatives near
Odell.
j. p. Thompson and Thue Olsen
we're down from The Dalles. Sudnay,
returning home in the evening. Ruth
Olsen accompanied them and will Wis
II relatives in The Dalles. Mrs. Olsen
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16
BARRETT.

l.. Dart has been packing and ship
ping sume choice apples to Portland
this week. He had them wrapped in
paper, with nice pink paper lining
the box so they were set off vry nice.
ly, We hope l.. d. will get a good
price for them.
We notice |. WeeIey is now home
from the range and we are informed
that he has bought 10 acres of land
adjoining A. j. Emerson which he
will improve.
Mrs. r.. J. Ingalls, was a caller at
the Rockford notary's office last week
and made the transfer of her property
by deed tor the consideration of 81, 600
to }. ii, Croft of Upper Mount HOOD.
e. Braytord brought the buyer.
More land buyers were in our neigh
borhood last week. 1t seems as though
they have found out that we have Just
about the best land for apple raising
In the valley, as several tracts have
changed hands during the last few
weeks, some we have failed to note in
our Barrett items.
We noticed the Up-to- Date store
man, with his wife and family, pass
through our streets on Sunday and
would say it Frank is seeking loca.
tion for farming, come this way, We
can tit you out in very short time.
Remember we are on solid founda-
tiOn at Rockford
Andy Battey has been kept busy for
few days driving into town to meet
every train coming from the East, ex
peCting to meet his parents but Andy
was sorely disappointed, as they had
not arrived at the time of our going
to mail.
J, j. Gibbons is kept quite busy
with the other members of the school
board as they are now putting forth
every effort to get the school in the
East part built ready or the next
term of school.
d. Labbey, with his family, moved
on Saturday, August 4, to Portland
and is now occupying his new home
taken i'm exchange for his twenty acre
ranch in Barrett, near the Rockford.
We are sorry t. lose Mr.. Labbev. as
he was quite a good neighbor, very
accommodating and had very agree
able family.
My name is Friskey and am called
IN the dog line foX-terrier. You
will remember some ten weeks ago |
told you about my trip to Portland
and that I was awarded the first prize
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16

claims which damage was wrought
about July lst.
Miss Lottie Mcdonald has gone to
The Dslles to be gone for an indefi-
nite period Of time.
Mrs. Jennie Wells, Of Portland, who
has been visiting relatives and friends
in Mosier for the past week, returned
on Sundays local
Mr.. and Mrs. Macy we're passen.
gers on Wednesday 8 train for Hood
River.
Mr.. j. X. McGregor came up from
Portland on Saturday.
II. U. Phillips aud wife, of Port.
land, accompanied by Mr.. Morrison,
of Chicago, came up on Saturday g
train from Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Root are at
Collins Springs, at which place they
expect to remain for some time, with
the opo cf pnrft 9 Mrs Roc! s
he, %
Miss tciLa loot, woo is stopping in
The l. u 3. d - w.! t. he. parents
last T,ul
Mr.. L oct eas p sspneer n
Saturc .J ,HuiDg tihlu tsr III,
Dallef
On Fri ~ 9 enng tr,in Mr.. Mike
Craft re v red from Irdtrendence
with his bri .e They we're me at the
depot by t0,t oi t~.ruds of the
groom. Ms craft. q ho Is mosi es-
timabIe lady, Is be daughter of d. j!
Cooper g. ha l7ios veil known
pioneer OF oregon. Mr.. Craft is Il
well aud GaEoltblJ known resident vi
Mosier, and the correspondent joins
with his many friends iu wishing the
happy couple peaceful sail on life s
matrimonial sea.
II the recent school meeting held
for the purpose of determining by
vote whether or not the present
school site should remain or be
changed, the vote in favor of change
of site carried "a to 4. 1t is to be
hoped now that the bond will soon be
issued and sufficient funds raised TO
erect school building which will
stand as an imposing monument to
the posteritfy of Mosier in years to
come.
The telephone system in Mosier is
nearing completion, and it will not
bo long until Mosier will be in speak.
ing distance with the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stokes, Roy
Thomas and the Misses Irene Stokes
and Margaret Robertson, of Portland,
left Monday for a trip to Badger
Lake.
MIR. George Chamberlain went on a
business trip to Portland last Wednes
day to puchase some mill machine,
Mrs. c. D. Morgan and daughter
were shopping in Hood River last
Monday.
A very pretty home wedding was
solemniZed last WEDNESDAY evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Nc
Ulure when their daughter. Jessie,
was united in marrige to Mr.. Thel
Winans, in the presence of many
guests and relatives. The Rev. Il. l..
Johns ofliciated. The bride looked
very winsome in a go",n of white or.
CANDY. Miss Amelia Mcclure, sister
OF the bride, was brides maid and Mr..
William Mcclure best man. After I'll @
ceremony an elaborate supper was
served. The happy young people were
the recipients of many valuable and
useful presents. Mr. and Mrs Win
ans will reside on Mr.. McClure's
place
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16

known as corymbites limonifornus.
These insects live in their earlier
stages rs wire worms feeding on roots
of grass. When adult, however, they
are prone to fly to blossoms of fruit
trees which they eat and Destroy
There has been a Law and o. der
League organized in the town, the oh
ject of which is to see that the laws OF
the commonwealth are enforced. 1t
will take coginzance OF any infringe
ment of these laws and seek to bring
the matter before the attention of the
proper authorities. When an individ-
ual member has to sign complaint,
as the law requires, he has the sup
port of the league. This league is
composed of citizens who have the
best interest of the community at
heart. Their chief desire is to see a
clean town and to develop a public
opinion or law and civic improve.
ment.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16
PINE GROVE

MI. j. UtleI, insisted by l.. NJ
Wilson, hunt his slas hing SatuI lay.
Mr.. label will finish cleari & the I'D
and plant 1t TO fruit trees as soon as
possible.
L. COMM, II The Dales Marble
Works, WAS IN The vicinity last week.
Mrs. Cusuman and sons visited at
the Pine Grove tore Friday ut last
week, the ot cason being Grandpa
Wilson's 86tG Urth ay. lie was born
in RockinLHln county, n. G but was
taken to Indiana when only ,iX weeks
old Here he remained until 70 years
Of age, WHOM Ee then moved TO Mer-
Ger count!, Missouri, being one OF
the pion ers d ha section. Here be
married Lucy Rogers and to them
we're BON nine children, oight of
which are living. Fifteen years age
he and his wife, accompanied by
their youngest daughter, came to
Chehalis, NaiA, where two other
children we're living. Here, on a
small farm, the Two old folks lived
unit, thiee years ago when death
claimed the faithful wife at the age
of "a yen!s. |tte then Grandpa
has nude us LUu.g with MIR. and Mrs.
L. M. Wilson, the latter being his
eldest daughter Although lie is
blind and very feeble, his general
health is very good aud as he comes
of sturdy Irish stock We may cele.
brate several more birthdays with
| him.
Last week Mrs Cruso, who lives on
the Gilmore place, sent the little gill
over to the Pine Grove store in rush
with the startling news that the baby
was lost. Mr. Wilson fastened over,
searched the yard, The barn and vi
cinity and looked in the we'll All
this time th searchers we're beoOm.
ing more alarmed. Finally the moth.
el looked intot he bed room and, thore
on the bed fast asleep, lay the miss.
ing child.
The infant child of Elmer " liz,
who has been very i'll for two weeks,
died at u o'clock Friday night at
the Hood River hospital, where it was
taken Wednesday night for treatment.
Tho little fellow was almost year
old. The services were held at the
Pine Grove church Saturday after
noon and he was laid by the side Of
his mother in the Pine Grove GENE
terry.
Chas Wells and wife returned Sun
day from an outing on lilly JaEr
whore they have been black berrying,
Pete and Mike ,Mohr, accompanied
by two other gentlemen, spent last
week at Badger Lake, They report
fishing good.
"Uncle George" Wells has been
very sick, but is reported better.
Mrs. Hill returned to her home at
Dutur last week. Mrs. Hill has been
visiting hel sister, Mrs l.. Il Clark.
L. Il. Clark is building a new pack
ing house.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16
CORRESPONDENCE.
WHITE SALMON.

r. Field & Co., the real estate firm,
have moved into their new office.
Mr.. Evans, formerly of Goldendale,
has moved his family to White Salmon
and will erect and conduct photo
graph gallery here.
The White Salmon Water company
is expected to soon start work on the
laying of water pipe from Big Buck
creek to White Salmon.
Fred Peck, manager of the tele
phone line at White Salmon, has
moved here and will take charge of
the central exchange. An office for
the telephone company will be lifted
up in his residence and several i'm
provments made In the service.
A new real estate firm has com
menced business at White Salmon un-
der the name of the White Salmon
Realty Co. This will make nine firms
that are In the real estate business
here now.
Rancbers have been shipping peach
es for some time end are getting good
prices, many of them receiving as
high as a dollar a box. The tomato
crop is light this year, the tomatoes
being small and imperfect. The hot
weather seems to have had bad
effect on them.
G. M. Wolfard and family have been
camping on Big Buck creek for a
week or ten days and arc enjoying
themselves with fishing and other re-
creations to be found In an out door
life.
Three new families have moved to
White Salmon from Lacrosse,
Wash, In the past week and will
make their homes here.
The foundation Is laid for the new
addition to the school house and
work has been commenced on 1t. It
Ia possible that school may not com
mOnce quite 30 early this year owing
to the fact that the school house may
not be finished.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16

Rev. Woods preached In the church
at Odell Sunday morning aud even
ing.
fhe G. Il. Of OdeIl had for subject
Sunday evening: "My favorite paIa-
BILE and how it helps me. =" j. NJ. Shel.
ley, leader.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16

in my class, and now | must tell you
about my puppies. have six of the
very finest marked puppies you ever
saw, and will make prize winners,
and like all nanny dogs, | am very
fond of my puppies, htt .Hpr 'ae
my master will sell them and tnra we
shall be parted. Too bad to SEP rate
us, for We have very good tine to-
getber.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16
Advertised Latter List

Advertised letter list for week end
ing August l3, 1906; Anderson, Mrs.
II. T.; Breeder, Mrs. Lizzie; Carson,
Mrs. Minnie; Haynes, Claire; Heeb
ner, Mrs. j, W TumptIeman, Essie /;
Byrne, J. A Ennis, Prof. S. j. ;
Frederick. ! oy Jones, E. r. Nine
hart, VIM. Porter, Fldes Ginj Prich-
ard, Valenti .; Tate, Albert; Truitt,
Maurice; T,uitt. Morris, L Whetz.
el, Charles. Vim. NJ. Yates, P. M.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16
Prof. Tyler, of Amherst college, said

Prof. Tyler, of Amherst college, said
recently: "a man can live comfortably
without brains: no man ever existed
without a digestive system. The dys-
peptic has neither faith, hope or char
ity." Day by day people realize the
importance of caring for their digestion;
realize the need of the use of little
corrective after Overeating. A correc-
tive like Kodol For Dyspepsia. 1t di-
gests what you eat. Sold by Williams
Pharmacy
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16
Notice 70 PrOnertY Owners

All property owners in the ci lin
its are hereby notified to cut down
and remove all noxious weeds. this
ties, etc, from the street adjoining
their property, at once.
By order Of the Common Council.
VIM. Ganger, Marshal.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16

Not for your dealers sake, nor for
Benson's sake but fer yonr own sake
get some of Benson's Fancy new
potatoes. They will make you smile.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1906-08-16
Reduction in Flour and Feed,

Special cash price on Flour and Feed
at warehouse. Bran $l4 pei ton; shorts,
Sl6 per ton; flour, $4 per barrel. D.
Mcdonald.