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Chown has that paint that you
need.
—
Horse collars and Pads at
Bean Spray Pumps at Stewart’s Chown s.
Mrs. E. N. Stroup visited in
Buy a Kimball Weeder. See
Hood River last Wednesday.
Chown.
A. P. Bateham was a Hood
Rubber Hose and Sprinklers at
River visitor last Wednesday.
Chown’s.
Mrs. R. Morrison and little son
Our new line of Oxfords have
visited in Hood River last Mon
arriveu. Nichol Bros.
day.
Have you subscribed for this
Geo. Chamberlain was a busi
paper? If not, why not?
ness visitor in Portland this
H. F. Bothtur was a Hood week.
River visitor last Monday.
Mrs. R. H. Kemp, of Hood
Paul French and wife, of The River, visited relatives in town !
Dalles, were visitors in Mosier the first of the week.
last Sunday.
Mrs. S. H. Maddock, of Port
If you want a good Spray land, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Pump, buy a Bean —for sale by L. Howe, at La Howa.
A. S tewart .
Dr. Robinson was a passengers
What’s the matter with a big on Wednesday’s local for Port
Fourth of July celebration in land, returning last night.
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Mosier this year?
C. S. Vincent this week open
Messrs Max Vogt and R. H.
ed up his new blacksmith shop, j
Weber, of The Dalles, were down
His card appears elsewhere.
last Sunday and spent the day at
If you want the best grubbing i
their ranch.
machine, buy a Swenson.
J. W. Brown was transacting
Alex Stewart.
business in town last Wednesday
F o r S a l e — Good 2-inch Mil-
and paid the B u l l e t i n office a
burn wagon. Inquire at Hus
pleasant call.
band’s blacksmith shop. 5-14-lt
Don’t forget that the Bulletin
and
priniery is able to turn out first i J. M. Elliott, Geo. Carroll
,
LOCAL —
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ALEX .
A. E. LAKE
DEALER IN
1 M en’s C lothin
T h e D alles, O r. j
When you want that
The J. Miller Co.
DRY GOODS
New Suit
Shoes
Pittsburg Perfect Fencing
Studebaker Wagons
and Buggies
A full line of the latter in carload quan
tity now in stock.
See us
Syracuse Plows, Harrows
and Discs
We can Please You in Style
A
Hamilton Brown & Co.
A full and complete line of
GROCERIES
C l o t h es
HARDWARE
BOOTS and SHOES
Farm Machinery
Always in Stock
We are ready to meet any bona fide cash price on
any line that we carry.
and in Price
C o p y rig h t.
IW 9. by
L. AULEK.
Exclusive agent for
and
of
I
class ¡ob work on short notice at l0ra Ho^ e were business visit-
reasonable rates.
ors at the county seat yesterday.
Ed L. Howe and wife, o f u Mosier has two gaimes of base
Portland, came up last Saturday, bal1 scheduled for the next three
and will spend some time at La weeks. Underwood on the 23d,
Howa, their summer residence. at that place, and Belmont at
Mosier, or if arrangements can
B. E. Duncan, of Hood River,
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be made, the game will be played
,s rece,v,nB conBratulations from (>n , he ^
Rjver di
d „„
h,» Mosier fnem ls over the em v - or „ear M ^
The leam js
al of a daughter at his home on
posed of Mosier players a||
General Merchandise
MOSIER
OREGON
Dealer in
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CO.
Come in-Have a ñt
Greenwood Notes
The school was favored with a
most interesting talk on Physiol
ogy by Dr. Robinson, Thursday
afternoon.
A. E. LAKE
K ’ ins ’
_ ! of whom are strictly
amateurs. 1
F. W. Clarke and wife came j The report going the rounds to i L
down from The Dalles last Sun-j the effect that Mogier haa jm. V p
The Popular Clothier
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Christine
_ Godbersen each spent an after
i noon at the school.
J O
Q fc
The Knight of the Bath—or the
morning of it—one likes to find the
day and went out to their ranch ; ported some players
port. ; I ' - /U 1 • " “ U O L VV C lM 1 111^ 11711 0 1 5 .
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Mr. Stokes was home Wednes
best equipment at hand for the
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on Rock Creek, where they w ill, iand is without foundation.
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—' day to a pleasant birthday din
.tW IM I«*
purpose.
All bath room requisites
spend a week or so.
| Dr j A Reuter q{ The Da„es
ner.
are here in profusion, and, of
Geo. D. Barton came up from ; wa8 ca]ied down on Wednesday
course, of the best quality. Fancy
GOOD COOKING
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QUICK
SERVICE *
Soaps and Perfumes, Sponges and
Portland last Saturday and went j i^ t to attend Christian Wyss,
Brushes. Powder Puffs, Talcum,
out to his ranch. He was ac- j who has been quite ill at his
etc. Here you get the finest, but
When in Hood River take your meals at
compamed by his two daughters, home on Mosier Creek.
The |
do not pay an extravagant price
To
demonstrate
what
I
can
who will spend the summer here, j doctor was accompanied by Mrs
for them. Of course, we have ev
do in the way of Horse Shoe
Peter Dome, of The Dalles, is Matt Schoren, a daughter of Mr.
erything
else that you usually find
ing and General Repairing. (
having his crop of barley hay Wyss. The trip from The Dalles
in a first-class drug-store, and you
C. S. VINCENT, MOSIER, OR.
harvested this week. The crop was made in Dr. Reuter’s auto!
will find our business methods ideal in every respect.
is very heavy, and will probably , in one hour and ten minutes—
yield in the neighborhood of 50 about 20 miles, in spite of sever-j
W. A. HUSBANDS
B lacksmith
al delays, such as getting stuck
tons.
Horse
Shoeing
and General
W. R. Stokes’ family left on in a part of the road, which was
Repair
Work.
CHAS. N. CLARKE
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
the local last Tuesday for Esta- being oiled, and having to take
Satisfaction guaranteed
Finney’s Springs
FIRST NATIONAL TO BUILD
down
and
re-place
a
fence.
We
MOSIER
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cada, where they expect to re- j
G. W. Grose visited his sister,
side.
Mr. Stokes left later, j understand that at present Mr.
The First National Bank is
Mrs. Finney Sunday.
WELL WORK
These are the kind of people we i Wyss is somewhat improved.
making
arrangements to build
David Eccles arrived from Salt! W. W. Winegar spent a pleas
like to keep with us.
WELL DONE
this summer on the corner of
| Lake City Thursday to make a ant Sunday at the Springs.
G. E. Townsend, a former res- i
The undersigned is thoroughly
Oak and Third street which they
business visit in connection with
ident of Mosier, was a visitor in
recently purchased. J. M. Parry prepared to put down open wells
Obituary
his interests here.
Mr. Eccles,
town on Wednesday last.
Mr. j
Nancy Phelps was born in & Co. had a lease on the build in any part of Wasco or Hood
after spending a day at Dee,
Townsend
was
moving
some
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, a _ j o f j was taken for an automobile ride! Danville, Illinois, September 8th, ing until November, but they River Counties, have a complete
his household goods to Condon, over fre vaj|ey> with the idea it 1824. Her parents were Jonathan have disposed of their stock of outfit including pipe cutting and
where he has located.
j js stated, of examining into the and Sarah (Gowen) Phelps. She goods to the Paris Fair and sur- threading tools.
Also do all
Mrs. Mary Thompson, of Bak- prospects for an electric road on Iwas married to John W. Blake- rendered the lease, so that kinds of cement and concrete
er City, who came down to at- the west side of the valley, and! neY on September 15th, 1843, ground will be broken for the work.
A. E . N e g u s .
tend the funeral of Mrs. Blake- j is said to have been favorably Ianc* crossed the plains with an new building as soon as the
The Dalles or Mt. Hood, Ore.
ney, and who has been visiting impressed with its wonderful1 ox team in 1852, settling near stock can be transferred to the
4 t or tt
relatives here this week, left on development since he had visited i Monticello, Lewis Co., Ore., now Paris Fair.
While plans for the new build-
Wednesday for her home,
it some years ago. After a short j Cowlitz Co., Wash, She lived in
that vicinity and Rainier, Ore., ing have not been definitely de- p T f 1 7 1 ? Q * P i a n o
stay
here
on
his
return
he
left
Underwood vs Mosier, Sunday,
House
until August, 1862, then moved cided upon, it is settled that the
May 23d. Everybody come out for Portland.—Hood River News.
to The Dalles, Ore., where she new building will be a handsome
HOOD RIVER BRANCH
and help root. We want a big
LADIES ORGANIZE AID SO- resided until September, 1878, two story structure, of pressed
crowd to go over the river.
Good # value at
CIETY.
when she moved to her ranch brick, and the bank will occupy j
Many games are won only by
near Mosier, where she has lived the entire Oak street front and L O W l T l C e S
the rooters, and this is the game
fifty feet deep. The rear fifty
About ten of the ladies of the ever since.
we want.
feet of the building will be made
town met at the Baptist Church
One Cent Sells for $11
J. N. Mosier is having the yesterday afternoon and organ-
into store rooms with aq entrance
Money is now at a premium— on Third street.
water from his fine spring on ized a Ladies’ Aid Society. There
the hill west of town piped down will be another business meeting tbat is, some money. Our towns-
A proposition has been madej
PAUL HUBBARD, Agent
to connect with buildings on of the society held next Wednes- !man- Sid Nichol, has tor some to the Commercial Club to lease
Main and Washington streets, day afternoon to complete the : t*me been wearing as a watch the top floor for five years and is
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Messrs. Graham
and
Francisco
organization.
Those ladies who charm, n a copper cent of the coin- now being considered. If the
Drop a dollar and a half in the
are doing the work.
could not be present at yester-1
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" b k b he says he door ¡s not leased for this pur- P a i n t s , O i l s , a n d G l a s s
slot and draw a prize—the Mosier
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F or SALE-One span work (la-v 8 meeting are cordially in - ! “Massachusetts Commonwealth” P«ae it will be made into modem I
Bulletin delivered at your postof
horses, 8 and 9 years old, weight v'ted to attend the meeting next on one side and an Indian head office rooms.
R oom and I icture M oulding
fice for one year.
Contractors & Builders
J. M. Parry & Co., having d is-;
,
. T u •
a -,
14(H) each. Also one new 3 1-4 Wednesday, and enroll their with bow and arrows on the oth-
er.
A traveling man came posed of goods, will retire fronriA" Kmds ° f Lubr,cating Oils
Mitchell farm wagon-half truck; names as members,
For Sale.
along the other day and offered this line, but may conclude to j
E S T I MA T E S F U R N I S H E D
one 3-in wagon in good repair, j
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Mr. Nichol $11 for the coin, and
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47 cords good 16-in. pine and
For particulars, inquire of D. M.
School Notes
he took it. Soon another travel-
in another line of goods in
ON APPLICATION
fir wood, cheap. Call a t B u l l e t
WALL P A P E R
Duvall. Mosier, Oregon. 5-14-2t
Alefora and Leodica Haacke 1inK nian offere(1 the new owner some other location. Fleming &
i n Office.
$20 for it and still another man, Taft will seek a new location for
Doors, Windows, Lath
A bunch of thirteen Odd Fel- are absent this week
j who claimed to know, said the their feed store, as will also J.
lows journeyed to The Dalles last
Miss Booth’s pupils are taking coin was worth $750.
Shoe Hospital
Lime and Cement
M. Culbertson for his real estate
Monday night, eleven of whom , some final exams,
All
persons
desiring their foot
¡office, as the bank wish to com-j
For Sale
J.
K.
McGregor
rode the Encampment goat.
The eighth grade are battling
wear
repaired
call at the Bulletin
mence building operations as'
From their appearance the next with the examinations given by
office
and
leave
work. All work
soon as possible, and the present Washington St., bet. 2nd and 3d
General Real Estate Dealer
,
....
morning it looked as if they, or the state. Miss Nixon is in Ten or more acres of good fruit
done
neatly
and
with dispatch.
land, 31-2 miles from Mosier wooden structures will have to THE DALLES
ORE.
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the other Fellows, had a mighty charge.
be
removed
the
first
thing
to
al
Station on the little Mosier Creek.
Town Property and Fruit Lands
good time.
The sjx^ and 8eventh grades Level road and plenty of good low excavating for the basement.
Get your Job Work done at the
Notice for Publication
Improved and Unimproved.
J. M. Filloon returned from are at home Thursday and Fri-1 water from creek and springs the — Hood River Glacier.
Bulletin office.
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles. Oregon
North Yakima yesterday and day on account of the eighth whole year. Contains several
We have the latest in type
April 29. 19U9 Information cheerfully Furnished
says orchardists there were hit grade exam. In the meantime good springs, one of them hav
The base ball game at the Co N otice is hereby
and stock.
An order for
nereDy j given th a t the
ing enough force to supply water
Write or call.
N orthern Pacific Railw ay Company,
harder by having fruit trees in- they are preparing exhibit work! jn a house
house and for irrigation, lumbia base ball grounds Sunday whose
printing
is
sure
to be gotten
fiost office address is St. Paul.’
jured by the January freeze than for the A.-Y.-P Exposition. The This tract of land is one of the did not seem to be very interest- M innesota,
out on time
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has this 29th day o f April! MOSIER
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those of this section were. Many pupils of Miss Booth’s room have best locations in Mosier District,
1901*. filed in this office its 'application
Our work is neat and guar
ne nice naners If Sheltered from high winds and ing to the “ fans." A game was to select under the provision of the Act
are cutting down their peach prepared some
anteed to lie satisfactory in
DR. H. L. DUMBLE
trees as they were injured be- you visit the F i r * Seattle, do S T .
J * tU S ± P h ) » l between Hood River and
fe S f j g ?
every
respect
:
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from the creek, which borders ..
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of Congr* Approved MaVbyi 7 p«»'
yond recovery. — T h e Dalles not fail to see the work sent by the
east, the land lies toward the * osier’ 'VItb 'be result of 13 to 3 the
j 4 gE‘ 1^
^ T>p ^ K>
Pull* stump 7 frtl
Chronicle.
the Mosier school.
PHYSICIAN a n d SURGEON
west, with a gradual slope to the in favor of Hood River. The 12 Bast, W. M.
« S n tL
diametrt. O n l y
! S 1 onarc
j Steel Stump P u ll«
tum p
foothills. One dozen 3-vear-old »•
L
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, Any and all persona claiming adverse-
;
o - iu i uni Mosier bovs are all right if thev v the amis described,
* -- ■ or desiring to
F a c t o r y in the
world making their
Spitzenberg trees are growing . . .
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OREGON
T K av
because of the m ineral ch a ra c te r HOOD RIVER
j own Steel Castings.
on it. Will make a very pretty Just bad the practice.
1 n e > o f the land, or for any o th er reason, to
G u a ra n te e d foe
J. E. N I C H O L S
500 horse power
home.
Price
per
acre.
$1(X),
half
h a v e some good plavers among ‘K dl"I'osal to applicant, should rile
Address:
strain. Catalogue and dn
Un d er ta ke r and Funeral Di rect or
th eir affidavit« of p ro test in this office
cash,
balance
on
easy
terms.
Al! calls p ro m p tly a tte n d e d . n ig h t o r d ay , c ity o r co u n try
them, but have not had the o p - on or before the 10th day of Ju n e . 1;««'
Will practice in Mosier and
Zimmermaon Site! Co., Loot ires, la.
Embalming a Specialty
Come and see it. Owner,
N ichols B ldg., Cor. O ak and F if th St*.
S pecial a tte n tio n »riven M onier peo p le u p o n re-
C.
W.
MOORE,
portunity
to
get
in
trim,
as
has
W. M. KOLLOCK
May
be
reached
by
long
dis
H O O D R IV E R , O R E G O N
ceiv in g a p h o n e mes*a»re.
C hristian W yss ,
R egister.
HOOD RIVER
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Mosier, Ore
our hx'al team. —Glacier.
I F irs t P u b M sy 7. I.a s t P u b . J o n e 11.)
Ccner.il Afi.nt for Oregon
tance phone. Home phone 16.
W A N T E D !
D E B U SSE Y ’S
Chop House and Restaurant
THE GLACIER PHARMACY
and
Terms
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