The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-07-25
The Up-tO-date Store

Property owners under the East
Fork ditch look out August lst will
soon be here and then you will have
to pay more money for your water
rights.
ID. Mcdonald and family went into
camp the first of the week at Csmp
Overall on the West Fork, and Forrest
Moe will be ;heir guest for few
days.
MIR. and Mrs. DeHart, of Portland,
have been up looking after the inter-
ests OF their place in the Frankton
district. They returned ito Portland
Friday.
Attorney A. s. Bennett, of The
Dalles, was passenger for Portland
last Friday and ate breakfast in Hood
River with the balance of the hungry
train crew.
Herbert Root returned to La Cen
ter, Wash, last Friday after visit
with his parents in Hood River. Her.
bert is employed in large mill at
the former place.
Mrs. g. II. Sletten left for Mitchell
Saturday to be the guest of Mrs. Fred
Newly Of that place. Mr.. Sletten went
down Sunday to join his wife in the
days. festivities.
Frank A. Cram and wife, who have
been absent for several weeks on an
extended visit through the state of
Washington, returned to their home
in Hood River Friday.
A. N. Bohn, The Dalles Job printer,
Is fortunate In having printer In his
employ who is also contractor and
builder, A. s. Mcdonald, who is
erecting a fine residence on an impos.
ing site in that city for MIR. Bohn.
Miss Ruby Jones, an Iowa girl,
picked 443 pounds of cherries in one
day at the Nunnsmaker farm In the
Belmont district. 1t is probable that
this is record run. IL you have
anything that can beat II speak out
or hereafter hold your peace.
Cecil Holman left for Medford,
Ore, Saturday on No. / to spend
the summer cruising In the timber in
that neighborhood. His meat market
will be under the management of his
father until his return In the fall.
L. j. Kintz, Simplex specialist of
Oakland, Cal, was In Hood River
last week doing some repair work on
the Glacier machine. Mr.. Kintz looks
after the interest of the Unitype com.
pany's interests in Oregon. Washing
ton and Idaho.
Col. X. s. Bursh, who has charge
OF the animal industry of the depart
ment Of agriculture at Washington,
ID. c., was in Hood River last eek
and left for trip to Alaska ON Satur-
day. Mr.. Bursh Is a brother in law
OF W. II. Carter OF the Barrett dis
trict.
Messrs. Clarence L. Gilbert, III. A.
Moore and N. b. Jordan made trip
to Portland last Wednesday for the
purpose of investigating the merits
of Belle Crest, one of PortIand's most
beautiful additions. All we're so we'll
pleased with the property that they
purchaed one or more lots each.
Doug Ferguson, deputy assessor for
the city of Hood River, has finished
the assessment for this year and Mon.
day went to The Dalles to turn in his
report. Jasper Wickham, assessor for
the valley, has two or three weeks
more work.
When there is the slightest indication
of Indigestion, heart burn, flatulence or
any other form of stomach tronble take
little Kodol occasionly and You will be
afforded prompt relief. Kodol is com
pound of vegetable acids and contains
the juices found in healthy stomach.
Kodol digests what you eat, makes your
ood do you good. Sold by Keir a. Cass.
Mrs. d. A. Smith, of Salem, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Sam Adoiph, for week, returned
home Tuesday morning, accompanied
by her little grandson.
DR.. Jayne, of Springfield, Ore,
visited his brother, Hon. A. A.
Jayne, over Sunday, spending the
day at the ranch OF the latter In the
Crapper distric returning home
Monday.
W. P. Davidson and wife, of Macon,
ILL.,, ale spending the summer In
Hood River visiting relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. j Ii. Atterbury, IF the same
place. came west with MI. and Mrs.
Davidson on pleasure trip, and are
spending couple of weeks In Hood
River.
Mrs. G. q. Stolz, of Mosier,
brought In sample OF as fine pota.
toes as we have seen this year, grown
on their ranch, six miles south of
Mosier, at an elevation of about 1900
feet, without irrigation. Mis-. Stolz
says t1st their crops have all made a
very fine growth, including the young
orchard, which was set out late, and
proves the wonderful productiyenes
of the soil on the Mosier ridge.
The work of clearing the ground for
the new building OF j. e. Nichols, on
the corner Of Oak and Fifth street,
was commenced Monday when big
oak In the lot was sacrificed to make
room for the two story trick which
will be erected on the lot. Ii will be
necessary TO remove TIN ee or four more
of the oaks, which stand in the way
of the improvement.