The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-04-08
Plant Oakdale Roses now.

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Land Plaster at Whitehead's.
Buy your Lime and Vitrol at White
heads.
Fine lot of Red Glover Seed and the
price is right, at Whitehead's.
r. Ii. Coshow came up from Port
land to spend Sunday with his fam
lily.
VIM. Kable has returned from Chi
90, Cal. where he spent the winter
with bis family.
MIR. and Mrs. A. N. Rahm have re-
turned from two weeks trip in the
Willamette valley.
ID. r. Cooper, of Mt. Hood, left for
Eastern Oregon Monday to buy
| horses.
j.. Often returned from Portland
horse which he had wintered in Port
land.
". T. Gardner, superintendent OF
the Boys and Girls Aid Society OF
Portland, spent a couple of days heie
the first of the week on business.
f. A. Frazier and sons went to
Echo the first of the week to bring
back some horses which we're wintered
in that section.
Miss Nettie Buck returned to her
home at Hood River after spending
few days here visiting friends. -Wasco
Enterprise.
G. X. Bone, of Hood River, spent
Tuesday in town. leaving that night
for Sherman county by automobile. -
OCtimist.
We have ladies' and misses jackets,
ladies and misses skirts, in new colors
and new styles, large variety of sizes
at right prices. Come in and see them.
Morlan.
j. W. Shipley made a trip to The
Dalles Monday to try and dispose Of
some oordwood which be has on hand
at his ranch near the Hood station
on the North Bank.
Do you went to homestead good nut
aud fruit land that will be worth 800
an acre iu two years when you CON-
muteY | have it not far from new
railroad. o. j. Nelson, Smith Block.
The beautiful painting of the box
of Hood River apples sent to the Ap-
pie Growers Union by Steinbardt u
Kelly. is on display in the window Of
Slocom's book store, and is much ad-
mired.
Eugene Mccoy, OF Hubbard, Iowa,
visited his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Reed, the fret OF the week,
leaving for Wenatchee Tuesday. Mr..
Mccoy is looking for location In
the west.
| have 3A acres, 2 acres in bearing
Newtons, fine garden soil all ready to
plant; six.room bouse, water piped
into house az miles out on fine road.
A bargain at So, 500. Won't last long
o. j. Nelson, Suith BLOCK.
The Bailey Gatzert Is back on the
run between Portland and The
Dalles, making the round trip every
day, except thursday. Sundays the
boat will take passengers only. Ihe
boat will arrive here from Portland
shortly after one O'Clock, returning
from the Ddlles about four clock.
f. Fl. Stanton returned Friday from
two months trip to the east, going
by way CT California and the southern
route. He arrived in Washington
March 4, in time to see the inaugural
procession, the train arriving too late
to see all the ceremonies. de spent
some time 10 New York, and learned
&C nsiderable about the apple market
in that city.
Orchard lands in the Hood River
and Mosier valleys worth $40, 500 have
been sold by Devlin & Firebaugh since
establishing their local office In the
Hood River Banking Il Trust Company
building. +. Il. IsenberR, thrI ugh
the uQeuoy of Devlin IL Firebaugh,
has sold bis % acres, located on the
Mount Hood road, near the Van
Horn Davidson property, to l.. ID
Firebaugh, who will have the entire
tract clefred and set to orchard.
/ A. I Mason went 10 Portland Sun
day evening, and took with them a
fine album of views ttken on his
ranch, showing the place IN Its dit
ferent stages OF development, build
ines, fruit. etc. 1t will be presented
20 Wm. McMurrsy, general passenger
agent of the o. K. d N. Among the
viows in the album is one OF box OF
Lady arples, containing 4l0 apples,
which brought IS. Besides this box
the one tree on Mr.. Mason's place OF
this eIiety produced last year ak
other foxes which sold for SOL. 06 net,
so that the product OF this one tree
WAS nearly $50.