The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1914-08-06
TROUT LAKE.

Mrs. Mary Hoke and children n,
bingen, have been visiting at the home
OF Z. A. Pearson for a few days.
The friends of Mrs. Josua Aerni will
oe giad to learn that she is improving
since going to the sanitarium in Port.
| land. - VI
we sun have quite colony of camp
ers although several have returned tn
their hoines. AS rule, the campers
| report good success in fishing. Ii is
estimated that from 300 to 500 trout
day have been taken from our streams
Ii stands to reason there must be some
heavy stocking done in the near future
II trout fishing is desired. II will fall
upon the local interest to look after
this and the people who want to fisb
or want hshing for outsiders, should
get busy.
j. =. Reynolds. proprietor of the
euler hotel. had valuable horse badly
cut on barbed wire one day last week.
Ihese are the days of a smile. a
handshake and card. The card nsp-
ally says Mr.. So and So is running for |
some public office. Among the several
who have visited the valley lately can
De named James Roush. who seeks the
domination on the Republican ticket
lor county clerk. MIR. Roush has been
taxpayer in the county for some n
years. large part of this time he has
Taught school. He is at presnet locat-
20 IN Centerville. If elected he pro-
ooses to run bis office and pay his den.
ltles himself. F. P. Vincent. candi- ,
late Tor couny assessor on the Republi. ,
an ticket. Mr.. Vincent has been a
esident of the county for 26 wears :
lis last visit to this valley was when }
sm' Choate was taking up his home- !
teao. Mr.. Vincent leaves the impress
ION that he is man of character and
augment and could handle the lob if
ne voters so wished. He is a retired L
armer and is at present located in :
Roy Wertz. the present u
1unty assessor, is looking for nomina. u
on as county clerk on the Republican u
cket' Mr.; Wertz has many friends
ere. lie has the reputation of being
man of sterling qualities who works
II the taxpayers and is controlled by 7,
, ring. ~ JC
We are reliably informed that Miss So
abel Hinshaw will soon make nc
SIT IN connection with her announce.
ent as candidate for county school
perlntendent on the Republican tick
MISS Hinshaw is we'll known
roughout the county and is said to he hr
actical, capable and sensible. u ~,
The first installment of Indians have ne
ide their appearance. See them. One an
IN, Two squaws, several papooses ad,
OUT ~ horses and dogs in proportion. alb,
joate Bros. are clearing Is acres ma
re land. This means approximately Mi
addition of so tons of hay next sea. WI
and 70 tons the following year. /
ne second crop of clover looks very ing
mising. From appearance it will wit
maps equal the first crop. The grain "E
looks good. sue
!m: Coate, chairman of the fair nan
lmltee, reports that everything pa
IS promising for the coming fair, oue
that a large number of exhibits oth'
be expected. eve
he Indians who are coming in renort tpo tbn,
fe is prospect of extending the ries
OF railroad now running from Ton. ali |
Ish to Fort Cimcoe west to the N''
It; that at the present time there
surveyors in the field west of Fort
coe.
Z. Witt made trip to the west. hea,
part of the county last week. V Vall
A. Pearson is riding new sulky Pasc
and clearing more land. NJ,
!. ana MRS. q. j. Smith are enter Cres
hg mr: and Mrs. Howard Lord, of ther,
land. Mrs. Lord is a sister of Mrs. welc
h. AZ,
IS thought that good deal of the arriy
Ie IN he air lately has come from an e,
'ooo acre hre burning near Tacoma. aunt