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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1910
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OEORUE I). HASCALL
UEORUE JAMES
Purity Dairy Co.'s Products
PRICE LIST
30 1 pint Milk Tickets $1.50
30 1 quart Milk 44 2.50
1-2 pint Cream 10
lpint " 20
1 quart " . .40
No. 1 Fresh Oregon Creamery Butter, per
2-lb. roll .85
No. 1 Fresh Eastern Creamery Butter, per
2-lb. roll 70
Purity Dairy Company
Depot: Davidson Building
Phone 231-L
We are always pleased to extend courteous as
sistance to new residents of Hood River and the
Hood River Valley by advising them regarding any
local conditions within our knowledge, and we afford
every convenience for the transaction of their finan
cial matters. New accounts are respectfully and
cordially invited and we guarantee satisfaction. Sav
ings department in connection.
HOOD RIVER BANKING & TRUST CO., hoo0b0egon"
First Class Livery
Transfer and Livery Company
Freight and Baggage Transfer
GENERAL STORAGE
MOOD RIVER, OREGON.
SMITH BROS.
Successors to JACKSON & JACKSON
We have just put on our shelves complete
new stocks of
Canned and Bottled Goods,
Teas and Coffees
and are prepared to give prompt attention to orders.
PHONE 47 FREE DELIVERY
Stanley
Smith Lumber
Company
Wholesale and
Retail Lumber,
Lath, Shingles
Etc. Lumber
delivered to
any part of the
Valley
Phonal
Colonist Rates lo "North Bank" Points
St. Paul $25.00
Kansas City 25.00
Omaha 25.00
Indianapolis 33.65
Daily Sep. 15 lo Oct. 15 from
Chicago $33.00
Milwaukee 31.50
St. Louis 32.00
New York 50.00
Other points In proportion.
Tell your friends in the east of this opportunity of moving; west at low
rates via C. B. & O., Nor. Pac. fit. Nor., and -North Bank" lines. You can
deposit with me and tickets will be furnished people In the east. Details on
request.
yiSTCTRlA PEGATTA
Astoria, Ore., Aug. 29, 30, 31
tJKLAThST WATER MEET EVER HELD ON PACII IC COAST. Motor boat
ana sailing races, marine illuminate parades. Battle ships and light ships.
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP RAILS via
PORTLAND & SEATTLE RY.
"TME NORTH BANK ROAD"
V. L COHAN, Geseral M. ids' Piss. Ageol L I GIBLIT, Agent. Whltt Salmon, Wish.
The News has the Largest County Circulation
WILLOW FLAT
W. M SylvintT'a new bungalow
In nenrlng completion.
K very one Is lniy pothering the
early varieties of apples.
Mrx. ('has. Fuller Is entertain a
friend from Portland thU week.
The I'rlm-llln Club will hold thel
next meeting with Mrs. Nets Hagen
Mr. Iledtield'tf new packing house
Is completed and Frank Davidson
Is iH-lng rapidly erected.
ve tieepiy sympatnize witn ou
neighbors In Puke's valley, Mr. and
Mrs. Shreene, who recently burled
their Infant son.
Messrs. and Miss Henry, who pur
chased the property recently owned
by Arthur Fuller, have returned to
their home In the East.
Mr. and Mrs. Munger, who have
been spending the summer with thel
daugnter, Mrs. t. m. mil, leic ou
Saturday for their home at Lon
Bench, Culiforuia.
Mr. aud Mrs. Duuuaway have re
turned from a trip to Portland
where they visited their daughter,
Miss Emma, who Is taking treat
ment for throat trouble at the Sanl
tarluin In that city,
The Anna M. Spring ranch, at the
foot of Booth hill. Is getting to be
regular harbor for broken-down au
tomoblles and foot-sore pedestrians
The passengers on the uuto running
to Cloud Cap Inn were strande
there the entire afternoon not long
since.
The residents of this part of the
worltl are sorely attllcted In regard
to postal service. Thanks to the
kindness of our neighbors, we recelv
our mall almost dally; but when we
wish to mall anything, we are
mile and a half from anywhere
How long before Tilde Sam" will
give us relief?
A Jolly party spent the day on
Thursday last with Mrs. Kate Foor
at her beautiful home on the wes
bank, overlooking Hood river.
picnic lunch was served and the after
noon spent in neighborly visiting.
The ladles present were Mesdames
Foor, ("has. Fuller, Sweeney, Hill
Hagen, Massee, Snider, Kedfield and
Hansen.
MOSIER
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Evans made a
flying trip to Hood Ulver Saturday
Mrs. Geo. I'arrlsh and son Alfred
left Friday to spend several day
visiting lu Portland.
H. H. Morrison and E. N. Strotip
and their families left Monday for an
outing near Mount Hood.
I. V. Hudson Is adding two more
rooms to his residence. Mr. Hudson
finds furnished rooms are always In
demand.
Mrs. Harry Havls and nephew left
for their home In Prlnevllle after sev
eral months' visit with relatives here
and at North Yakima.
(ieo. Young and wife moved tc
White Salmon Thursday where he
has charge of a ranch and expects t
stay a year, or perhnps longer.
Mrs. Alice Husbands nnd daugh
ters, Emily and Arvllla lelt Sunday
for a visit at Mount Hood with Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Mlddleswart.
The memlMTs of the Christian Suu
day school held a picnic on Kock
Creek Friday. The day was spent
In singing, speaking and recreations
of numerous kinds.
Mrs. Husher and two daughters.
Mrs. Alllngton nnd Mabel Kusher,
left Thursday to attend the circus In
Portland and then go on to Tacoina
and Seattle for a two week's visit.
They were accompanied as far its
Portland by Mr. Alllngton.
A party of Koynl Neighbors went
out to Elmer Boot's and surprised
them. It was an old fashioned sur
prise ns the family had retired. They
were soon astir and Invited the
crowd in to partake of peaches ami
cream, watermelon, etc. All di
parted wondering whose turn would
be next.
School commences September ."th
with Mrs. Amy Gove as principal
Miss Lucille Brackett as Intermediate
and Miss Bertha Booth, primary.
All children should enter the first
day and try to make this school
year the is-st yet. itn one more
teacher and a new room added It Is
sure to Im the banner year.
Rev. Harris to Preach Sunday
Bev. Edwin A. Harris, who Is to
supply the Blverslde Congregational
pulpit during the month of Septem
ber, Is expected to arrive In Hood
Blver next Saturday, Sept. .'Ird. Mr.
Harris will occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening Sunday. Dur
ing the mouth It Is expected that
large audiences will hear him with n
view of determining the advisability
of making his call permanent. Ills
subj'-ct Sunday morning will be "The
Symphony of Life," and In the even
ing "Fellowship In Labor."
PARKDALE
Mrs. Calkins nnd Miss Tooley were
passengers on Saturday's train.
Mrs. Calkins and Miss Tooley vis.
Ited Mrs. Davis at her Montavlsta
home.
The new depot at Parkdale adds
mib-h to the Improvement of the
place.
Miss Marguerite Tooley of Nevada
has been a guest at the home of Mrs
Kawson.
Mrs. T. D. Calkins of Vlento has
been spending n week lu the moun
tains with Mrs. C. T, Hawson.
A large fire east of China Hill has
been raging and one near Middle
Valley saw mill, both of which are
now under control.
At Cloud Cap Inn Friday the view
of the mountain, with the peaks In
the distance, could le clearly seen.
A sea of smoke was below.
John (Jordou took a party of
young people from Hood Blver,
Portland, Medford and Parkdale to
Cloud Cap Inn Friday, Mrs. ('. E.
Mcintosh was chaperone.
New Orchard Corporation
The Hood Klver-Whlte Salmou
Orchard Co., a corporation In which
are Interested n uumber of local and
eastern people, will hold a meeting
of Its stockholders Sept. 1st aud
change the name to the Oregon
Kealty Associates. The company,
which Is Incorporated with a capital
stock of .".0,(X)O, has .'100 acres in the
Hood Ulver and White Salmon val
leys which It will Improve and put
on the market. The territory on
this side of the river Is In the upper
valley.
Petition,
Tn the County Court of the State of Oregon.
x for Hood Kiver County. In the matter of
the application of August Wilson for a license to
sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors. To the
Hon. County Court above named: We. the under
signed legal Voters in Falls Precinct in said Hood
River County, hereby respectfully petition your
honorable body and ask that a license to sell spir
ituous, vinous mu man liquors in leas quantities
than one gallon, in said Falls Precinct, in Hum.
River County, State of Oregon, for a period of one
year, from the 6th day of October. 1910." being the
first Wednesday of said month, be in;ued to August
Wilson; and we do hereby certify that we are
legal voter and actual residents in and have
been actual residents in said Falls Precinct for
more than thirty dava Drior to the tima at aitrnmv
above petition.
Dated this ttfth day of July. 1910.
A. C. Hestel
Frank Williams
Chas. Olen
Ja k McCory
Thad Glasier
J. P. Wilder
John buss
C. J. Neille
A. W. Meyers
Chas. Gray
H. O lazier
W. M. Ash
T. W. Badder
E. Nelson
James Stewart
H. W. Taylor
A. B. Glazier
Patrick Met Many
Pat Lahey
Wm. Lange
Henry Goyette
L. G. Pierce
J as. Swoboda
John Gates
A. F. Nelson
J. Cat is
H. Hall
J. Schmid, Jr
Frank Anderson
Nicholas Stokoe
Ben Johnson
W. O. MacKinnon
R' N. Elliott
Will H. Duncktee
Frank Con lon
E. A. Alwick
Wm. Frizzed
Joseph Schmid, Sr
K. B. Curtis
Otto Schmid
A. A. Syring
G. Syring
C. Nel-xm
C. Wjudward
Ben Con I on
Chas. Fitzpatrick
E. Eric k on
L. P. I fey
K. Ostberg
(Hen Gorton
Tim Fitzpatrick
Frank Kenney
Aug. Peterson
Wm. Ijihey
R. Fetcher
C. H. Simpson
E. L. Collins
B. M. MeKinncn
L. Fetcher
Sam Woodward
James Lahey
Frank Rogers
A. E. Kelly
C. A. B miliar
C. L. Gorton
C. Haggblom
E. Haggblom
Ralph Reed
Abe Brunbaugh
Erick Granstrom
J. Gorton
J. F. Hendrick
Clark W. Thompson
M. J. Lvy
Notice in hereby given that I. the undersingned.
will on Monday, the 3d day of October, It 10. at
the hour of ten o'clock a. m. of said day, or aa
soon thereafter as the same can be heard, present
the foregoing petition for liquor license to the
Hon. County Court of the State of Oregon, for
Hood River County, at the Court House in the
city of Hood River, and apply to said court for a
license to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors,
in Quantities less than one gallon, in Falls Pre
cinct, in said Hood River County, for a period of
one year from said otn day oi Uc tuber, lino, aa
prayed in said petition.
Uated this ttun day oi July, iyiu.
Petition.
In th County Court of the State of Orciron, for
Hood Kiver County. In the matter of the ap
blieation of E. Nelson for a license to aell aniri.
tuous. vinous and malt liquors. To the Hon.
County Court above named. We. the underciirned,
leva) voter! in r'alla I'recinct, in said Hood Hiver
County, hereby respectfully petition your honor
able body and ask that a license to aell spirit uoua.
malt and vinous liquors, in less quantities than
one Ration, in said Falls Precinct, in Hood Hiver
County. State of Oregon, for a period of one year
from the 4th day of October. l!ll). being- the first
Tuesday of said month, be issued to 10. Nelson;
and we do hereby certify that we are leiral voters
snd actual residents in and bave been actual resi
dents in said Kails Precinct for more thsn thirty
Hays prior lo the time of sifrnins .the above peti
tion.
Dated this 6th day or Auirust. l'.uu.
I'at Lahey
August Wilson
Frank Anderson
(;len Gorton
W. O. MacKinnon
C. L. Gorton
A. Krai
A. C. festel
Will H. Duncklee
Ren Johnson
Nicholas Stokoe
Geo. W. Stok
Chas. Fitxpatrick
J. Gorton
H-nry (ioyette
Henry Knowles
John Cates
Wm. Fririell
I.. L. Oillins
Charles Mslley
Jacob Snyder
F. II. Douglas.
James I,ahey
C. H. Simpson
H. K. Flairk
Clark W. Thompson
Abe llrunbauifh
H. W. Taylor
Frank Kenney
Sam Woodward
C. Nelson
C. E. Swanson
A. F. Nelson
L, G. Pierce
Clem Woof I ward
Jaa. Hwoboda
E. Ericsson
amea Stewart
Schmid. Jr
Krick Granstrom
A. Bynnir
P. Wilder
Hall
W. Meyers
Otto8chmid
rank Rogers
. F. Hendrick
W. M. Ash
;. Synnar
Frank Williams
II. Clay Levy
A. B. Glaxier
H. Glazier
W. Madder
K. A. Alwick
ack M-0ry
. H. W hite
ua Peterson
II E. Kelly
Wm. Lahey
Thad Glasier
strick MrKiianey
ust H. Msttson
rank Con lon
hn Buss
has. Gray
im Fitspatrick
Hainrblom
W. T. Kin
Wm. Lana-e
E. Ostbcr
hss. I-ee
M. MacKinnon
II lu.
Notice Is hereby lven that I. the undersigned,
..ii Monday, the 3rd day of October. Ill 10. at
he hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. or as nig
the same ran he heard, present the
foreR-oinir petition for liquor license to the Hon.
ounty Court oi in nmum orerm ior in,
ivamiv. at the Court House in the City of
Hood Kiver. and apply to said court for a license
sell spirituous, vinous ano man liquors, in quan
. i ihsn one esllon. in Falls Precinct. In
.A Hood River County, for a perisl of one year
rom said 4th day of October, 1U10, as prayed in
liSd'thi 2th day of July. 1910.
THE SQUARE DEAL STORE
CARRIES IN STOCK A FULL LINE OF
Farm Implements
Extension Harrows
and Orchard Tools
Bicycles and Bicycle Extras
Fishing: Tackle
Guns and Ammunition
Gasoline Supply Station
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2). McVOJVALV
HOOD 'RIVE'R, OHEGOf
Don't Leave the Hood River District
WITHOUT INVESTIGATING
Mosier Valley
Natural advantage for fruit growing
unexcelled. Land price have doubled In
last two years but are not half that asked
' for similar land in other sections. Buy
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now beforelapeculatora add their profits.
Commercial Club of Mosier
MOSIER, OREGON 6 Miles East of Hood River, Oregon
White :: River :: Flour
Makes Whiter. Lighter Bread
ASK YOUR GROCER
When ordering your
GROCERIES
REMEMBER THAT
Kinnaird & Kinsey
Have a Full and New Line
Also....
FL.OUU AND FKKI)
If you can't call, Tolophono 78
Successors to CHAPMAN, on 12th St., on the Heights
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FASHION STABLES
STRANAHAN & RATHBUN
Livery, Feed and D raying"
Horses Bought, Sold or Exchanged. Pleasure
parties can secure first class rigs. Special at
tention given to moving furniture and pi
anos. Everything done that horses can do
Hood River
Oregon
HOTEL OREGON
Hood River's New Fire
Proof Brick Hotel
ROOMS WITH AND WITHOUT BATH,
SINGLE OR EN SUITE. STEAM HEATED,
ELECTRIC LIGHTED. INTERCOMMUNI
CATING TELEPHONES. MEALS A LA
CARTE.
A Modern Hotel for Travelers.
ONE BLOCK FROM DEPOT
Hood River.
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