The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-11-11

Heinz Chow Chow in bulk at the Star
Grocery.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. b. l..
Murphy, girl, Dorthy, Oct. %.
Ed Woods, O. r. & N. detective,
was here from LaGrande Friday.
Members of the w. O W., pay their
assessments to b. +. Barrett, at the
Star Grocery.
j. and L. Hawley will give % per
cent discount on all trimmed hats, Sat
urday, November l3.
Parker Bros, in the Hall building,
serve hot and cold drinks and make
specially of light lunches.
Captain Sherman, of the Bailey
Gatzert. spent Sunday looking over
his ranch in the valley.
j. M Wood went to Portland Fri.
day and spent several days in that
city ard Vancouver, Wash.
Mrs. IL. r. Judge, of Portland, was
here last week looking after her farm
in the Oak Grove district.
John W. Palmer and wife, have
come in frcm Meadow Brook farm
and will spend the winter at the Mt.
Hood hotel.
John Palmer and wife are living
at the Mt. Hood hotel, until the
completion of their new house in the
Barrett district.
Mrs. L. +. McCrea, of Indianapolis
is here the guest of her sons, f. f..
aud j. II. McCrea at their ranch on
the west side.
Jackson & Jackson wish to have all
outstanding accounts settled immedi-
ately. Persons knowing themselves ia
be in debt to the firm will please call at
their Office over Smith Bros store.
Kollie f. Spauldiing has bought a
half interest in the tailor shop Of
George Gray, and the business i:
being conducted at the same palce
in the Elliot building in the name
OF Gray & Spaulding.
Mis-. l.. Winans cane up from Port
land last week TO took after business
interests here She reports that hel
husband, who was recently operated
on for an abscess in Portland hos
pitHI, is rapidly gaining strength IL
the warm sunshine of Long Beach
Gal.
Capturing beautiful silver lovinl
cup offered by James }. Hill, th'
rpilway magnate, and winning fv'
first premiums, the Deschutes Valley
farmers made remarkable showing
at the Fourth SAnnual Dry Farming
Congress which was held at Billings
Montana last week.
County superintendent, K. Smith
received the annual shipment o
books tor the Libraries OF the varion
district schools OF the country las
week and his b'el busy arranging
them for distribution to the dlfferen
schools. There were about 500 vol
umes in all and they cover man.
various subjects from taiTy tales t.
encyclopedias.
George W. Stafford who formerl.
lived here, has notified the Glacie
to address his paper to Vancouver
Wash :. near which place he has re-
Gently bought % acre taIm. Ii
SAWS there is an abundance OF furi
on the place aud while the apples ar
are not las good as Hood River" b
hoped With Hood River methos to i'm
prove them.
"The tree grows az the twig is bent
Ii you want your boy to be happy an
wealthy in manhood, start to train hir
now. Get him a pass book from thi
bank and he will soon learn the value {
bank account for himself The none
he will save by the time he is tWenty-On
, will be valuoble to him, but the habit {
! economy and knowledge of banking wi
! be OF even greater benefit.
; THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Savings Department.
County Assessor, j. p. Lucas
! engaged in making list for the Stal
I Tax Commission of the Valuations /
which the property was assessed
, which has changed hands betwee
8 March 1903 and March 1909. A sho
: time ago the county clerk furnishe
= the commission with list OF I'll
deeds recorded during that periC
! and the consideration IN sales
q their work in the equalization
h taXee.
4 "Better Fruit has appeared fl
n November Ia an Irrigation numb
a and it is the largest issues of tn
t magazine yet published. 1t contai
n ed 100 pages being Dearly 30 pag
q greater than any previous Issue. II
cover design IL reproduction of t
medal of The recent Irrigation co
n gress and numerous we'll wTitt'
4 articlesg on irrigation, protuse
!. Illustrated, are contained in tb
a special number. This magazine
!. fast branching out and is growi
% rapidly. &. K. Greisen leaves [
, last OF the week to represent "Bett
Il Fruit" at the National Apple Sht
~ in Spokane aud from there he will
- directly to Chicago to work in t
u interests Of the publication at t
. Land IL irrigation exposition. Lat
n n he will make the meeting Of the Sta
"a horticultural society in Portland a
as in Jannary, Mr., Greisen will go
= Denver for the big apple show thel