The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-08-29
WHITE SALMON.
From the Enterprise.

The stone foundation for ID. Hun
saker's new home is about completed
and work on the superstructure viii
soon be commenced. The building
will be So feet square, two stories
high, with seven foot basement un'
der the entire building. When com.
pleted the building will cost about
1880 and will make Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunsaker a very comfortable home.
@. M. Wolfard & Co. g new store il
nearing completion and will be ready
for occupancy about the first of the
month. The shelving is now mostly
in and the carpenters are at work on
the counters and putting the finishing
touches on the woodwork of the inter.
ior. The iron front of the huilding il
about all in place but the glass ha.
not yet been put in. The painters are
also at work on the interior of the
building. The large gas plant with
which the building ia to be lighted, IL
In place and the plum bing we'll along
toward completion. When G. NJ. VOL
fsrd q Co get into their new store
they will have the largest and finest
ntUT6 III hllChltdt CUuubys
+. l.. Rosegrant, of White Salmon,
has the contract for building a large
two story hotel for the Wind River
Lumber company at Menominee, Ore.
/ his at the plant recently purchased
by this company from the Menominef
Lumber company. Mr.. Rosegrant il
considerably handicapped by the lact
OF men to work on his numerous con
tracts. lt seems easier to get con,
tract these days than it is to get the
men to do the work.
School commences in White Salmon
district on Monday, September 2nd
1t is expected that the school house
will be pretty full, Accommodations will
be made for all who wish to attend
IL the building proves too small tn,
directors will rent room somewhere
so that all can he accommodated
Five excellent teachers have been EN-
ployed and the White Salmon schoo
this year will be equal to any in the
county.
DIR. Jewett Is putting up a preten
tious residence on his property north
west Of town, which will be an orna
ment to the town and a comfort tt
the doctor when it is finished.
The first martyr to the new dog Law
gave up his life for the crime of beinl
dog last Tuesday. The victim wa'
the yellow rurp belonging to George
Jennings.
Mrs. j. l.. Morris, OF Tonopah, Ne
vada, who has been visiting here fol
the past three weeks, returned to hel
home Tuesday. Mrs. Morris has ;
fine claim In the Pine Fiat neighbor
hood and will return In the near fu
ture and erect $1,000 residence OF
the property.
Mrs. +. A. Bradley died at hei
home In White Salmon Thursday
night from congestion of the lungs
She was taken sick Sunday evening
but was not considered seriously il
until the very last. Her sudden deatl
was great shock to the community
many of the people not knowing o
her Illness until they heard she was
dead. The funeral took place Sun
day. Her daughter, who resides IL
Portland, was not informed OF her i'll
ness, but was notified of her deatt
Friday morning.
Quite little excitement was caused
In town Thursday morning when III
was learned that the Oregon Trust
Savings bank, of Portland, had CLOSED
its doors, and for time run on tn,
White Salmon Valley bnak was threat
ened, but when it was learned that