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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1903)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, B MEMBER 24, 1803. white mm NOTES. Miss Elisabeth Savage of Portland is visiting at the Jewett farm. Misses Edna and Cora Cameron, who have been attending college at the L Di versity of Oregon, Eugene, are ipending their vacation at home. The Artisan will give a dance Christ mas night, at Bingen, in the Thomas hall. The White Salmon vocal club was organized on Monday night, with 14 members. The officeri elected are as ..u. pnk Euan, resident; Wary Wolfard. vice-president; Lydia Crowe, Susie Wolfard, treasurer. The club will meet on Tuesday evenings of each week, at the cnarcn, wuu Garrison as instructor. Messrs. Egan, Zeigler, Moore, Crowe, Groshong ami Emmons attended an ArtUan meeting in Portland, Friday nioht when Past Master Artisan Mc Kenna was presented with a loving cup from the Artisans. tu. ciA a; lnh cravA a aoial hon on Wednesday evening, December 16. This wita tii ull affair of the season. The Adams orchestra furnished the music White Salmon camp No. 6118, Modern of America elected the following officers at their last meeting: H. C. Ziesler. V. C: R. Lauterbach rlrk-. W. O. Cox. banker: Mr. Bower- man W. A.: J. P. Jensen. W. E. Purser. W. W: M. J. Kast, anntinnl: Mr. Larsen. manager for thre vears. White Salmon camp will celebrate the silver jubilee of the order on January 21, 1904, Lauterbach hall. 8. C. Ziegler hag been re-elected mas ter artisan of White Salmon assembly No. 77. The Sundav school of the Bethel Con crrptmtinnal church will render the fol Towing programme on Christmas eve: PROGRAMME. Sonir. "Jov to the World" Congregation Prayer B- lds Addretw Rev. Garrison Itwitation. "Whv We Celebrate" . ,:: Minnie Wyers Bong, "Make Jeua King" Male quartette Recitation Etbna Overbaugh Kxercise. "Bethlehem" ... .15 children Recitation. "Beat Time of the Year" Edria Waldo Double duett Mrs. Condon, Mrs. Lanning, Lydift Crowe, Marv Wolfard. Exercise, "Remember the Poor".6 boys Recitation... Mary Dun Reflation. "Kris Kringle's Sur prise''.:. . . ....Bert Overbaugh .... 1 1 Song fcinna uveroaugn, jieia lauterbach, Emma Balsiger. Recitation. "Peace of Christmas Time .: Emma Balsiger Recitation. . . .'. Trixie Thomas Sonar. "Christmas Manger Hymn" ; Children Recitation. "Way to Grown Up Town" Mabel Peck Soiiz. "We AreOoing Home"... Male quartette Distribution or gifts by Santa cuius. Mount' Hood Xote. All are getting ready for the holidays. We are going to have a good time here if arrangements have anything to do with it. , 6. B. lies is a very sick man. Dr. f'nmble was caHed out here last Sun day to attend him, but it is thought he is not dangerously sick. The wolves are getting bold around this valley. , They come down into the settlement and howl every night, and last Sunday two large ones gotafterC.E. Owens and his partner and chased them to their cabin east of Bald butte. A. Leroux is getting ready to set out three acres of strawberries in the spring. Pie had in three-fourths of an acre of berries and rays he cleared $133 from it. Joe Pell tier went to work on the river drive last week. We predict that before Joe is there long he will show the boys some tricks about log driving that they have not heard of as yet. Robert McKamey, one of our progress ive farmers, is talking of setting out 10 acres of berries in the spring. He has three acres in now and he wants to have enough to make it an object. James Foes has returned from Port land, wherti he went to get medical aid. He is somewhat improved in health, but is not well yet. - Frank Riea returned from the logging camp, having got rich enough for the present. He brought his team and came home last Sunday. He will prob- Iv go to work for Ilelmer after the holidays. George Dimmick came Uown irom Wail Walla, lust week, to visit nis folks. He and some of the bovs went out projpecting and they are expected back with a toau oi specimen. eating. Good luck, Doys. worth Dokes Valley Notes. ft has been verv stormy weather the past fe w days, but for all of the storm the Duki'9 valleyans are still hard at ork. ve r. TwWe. J. O. Carnahan, nd A. T. I'odge went down to gruo ior harles Chandler, last luesday morn- . a r- . I rri jAtwn OVriaVL I .i r t hi a irrn IIHV wriiL uuwit lai'V' I g, ... ....... , . . g to make llie gruue ny iu cvc.j u. rection. w.itav Mim nnit school last Tues- v. to work for Mr. Boyed. The pupils we're all sorry to see him leave; Miss Buelah Dodsou is down visiting Miss Ruby Chandler. Mr. EJtfinaton and Mr. kassell are no on their homesteads working. . . i D. Sallsberry ordered some powaer, the other dav, to blast with. So you all may look for Mount Hood, or rather, its roots coming down mis way. r R Rnnn'i and J. O. Cameron s clover patches look green, although it is winter. Fraukton Sews Soles. By the School Children. V S Rnorman has named his farm t i-.onkt.in R,M-k Haven, and . O Tompkins has named his place nieauow Brook. These are good names tor two of the best larms in rraimion uisincv. J O. Eastman will nive a dance Christmas night and New Year's night. Will hee er t ll lurnisn me music ami .lark N'ealeiizh will do the calling. Filiv ivnii i nnmher and two bits ior supper. Vacation will bezin at rrankton Lo- wmher 24. 1903. and school will resume January 4, 1904. This means ten days nf h r tv for the minil". aim yei our vacation will seem snort. M ra. .In Purser of Portland is visit- in her hnehand and children in Hood River. Flossie Phelps and Pearl Eby, who have been teaching school on the Wash ington side of the Columbia, will return home lor Christmas. Mi Nll Isenberir will return from UVmnn t, sDend Christmas with her parents at Belmont. The citizens on the Rogers hill at Frankton have been doing some excel lent work widening the track so as to make a passing place half way up the hill. A little more work will complete what thev will find a wonderful improv- ment. M. R. Noble, the genial proprietor of Cliffton place, contemplates extensive imnrovementa in the way of clearing land, planting fruit trees and construct ing uatpr nower dant. etc. Cliffton is a beautiful natu.al location and M. R. means to make the best of it. - Barrett District. At a meeting called last 'Saturday for levying a special school tax, the voters of school district No. 4, better known as the Barrett district, decided to lew the following tax: Seven mills on account of indebtedness, eight mill for school purposes and two mills for interest on indebtedness. In connection with the above we desire to call the attention of prospective settlers to the Barrett district. According to the county superintendent's report it is the third largest school in Wasco county, and it is equipped with a corps of teachers the peer of any in the county; has a beautiful three-roomed house fully supplied with all modern school para phernalia, with everything in first class order and not a dollar of bonds, and but IKXX) of indebtedness. Where will you find its equal? School will close Wednesday evening, resuming Monday morning. The Endeavor society ot the valley Christian church will (five a box social at the Barrett school houseonNew Year's eve. Everybody invited. Come early, bring your purse and your best girl, and have a iollv good time, even if some other feller gets to eat supper with your sweetness. Merry Christmas to all. J. P. Barnett is building a blacksmith shop on his place half mile north of Barret school house. Mr. Barrett is a first class workman, and as there is plenty of work in this section he will un doubtedly succeed in getting all he can do. Do not forget the cantata and Christ mas tree at the Valley Christian church Thnrxdav evenine. All are cordially A Fitting Finish to a Grand Year. We have made special preparation for helping you celebrate. Some presents with a value, and such as are used and most appreciated. WHAT IS BETTER For your Wife than a ball-bearing Sewing Machine, f 16 to f 40? For your Daughter than a Beautiful Writing Desk, $ 0 to f 21? For your Boy than a Fair of Skates, 50c to $1? For your Grandfather than a Big Easy Chair, $1 .25 to $;H)? For your Grandmother than a new Carpet in her room all prices? For your Daught r-in-law than a Universal Steel Range, 30.00 to 61.00? For your Son-in-law than an Order on us for Building Material? For your Nephew than a complete Tool Chest, all prices? For your Niece than a Bamboo Piece for her room? For your Aunt than a new Picture we frame nil subjects? For your Uncle than a Couch or Lounge, 6.75 to 30.00? ; For your Second Cousin than any old thing found in our complete stock? For your Husband than a new Desk or Office Chair? AH useful and many ornamental things in abundance at STEWART'S, the Home Furnisher. Hardware, Paints,' Oils, Qlass, Furniture, Shades, Stoves, Tinware, Building Material, Carpets, Linoleum. Holiday Buying Time IS HERE. Come early and buy early. You get a better pick. See our PER FUME WINDOW; it's a winner. Toilet Sets, a beautiful assortment. Manicure Sets, Shaving Sets, Atomizer, Jewel Boxes, Trays and many other novelties. PYROGPvAPHY GOODS. Come and see them. Our Department cannot be out done anvwhere. Best and freshest drugs used. Every safeguard taken. R Errors impossible at WILLIAMS' PHARMACY. And all sorts of good things for the Holidays at our store. See our dishes nothing nicer for Christmas gifts. Xmasat the Mt Hood Store. Any kind of Christmas goods Fancy Crockery, Glassware, Silverware,' Toy Notions and Masks. ALL THE STAP. I-: ARTICLES. W. S. GRIBBLi:, proprietor. Mount Hood. Oregon. Where you can get all kfnds of Wood Work done properly. SNOW & UPSON, BLACKSMITHS, Carry the Crescent hrand of Wood Choppers' tools-fully warranted. They are also dealers in Blacksmith and Wagon Makers' supplies. Horseshoeing a Specialty. Grubbing Machine Supplies and Grubbing Cable Hooks. A.B M. MANLY. G. G. CROW. MANLY & CROW, White Salmon Real Estate Dealers. White Salmon, Wash., have sole charge of the sale of lots in this growing town. We have a large list of farm and fruit lands for sale. Correspondence solicit!. invited; delightful mnsic; a grand en tertainment ;"theJolliest of Santa Claus, and a general good time. Come early, for the S. R. 0. sign w ill go up at 7 p. m. Comrade Goss is building a condition to his poultry plant. He expects to supply Hood River with hen fruit and fryers. Say, fellers, don't forget that, owing to a recent unprecedented event, grandpa will need an unusual amount of filthy lucre, and he makes an offer nf two of the best papers on earth for $1.90, the Glacier and the Chicago Inter Ocean. Dig up and read the news, and quit borrowing your neighbor's paper. The ladies' aid society of the valley Christian church is getting up a church calender or almanac. Last week Mrs. Cochran and Mrs. Garner interviewed the business men of Hood River and secured a number of advertisements for insertion in the almanac. The society fully appreciates the liberality of the people of Hood River and on the appearance of the almanac the merchants will find that their bread cast upon the waters, as it were, will re turn to them ten (old. Do not forget that Barrett is going to have first class blacksmith shop and a first class artist to run it. We advertUed a few weeks ago for a blacksmith. See the result Oh, great is printers ink ! Garfield Grinnell, once a resident of this district but now a student of Eugene, is a guest of I. N. Bridges, and is renewing old friendships in the valley. Remember the Christmas tiee Thurs day evening at the Valley Christian church. Come early or you will get left. I. N. Bridges is laid up with rheuma tism. Misses Grace, Flora and Laura Wilson will visit with their parents during the holidays and eat Christmas turkey. Our accommodating mail carrier is much in demand these davs. Y Duty OLSP It is the duty of every person in the Pacific Northwest to advance the cause of the LEWIS ' AND CLARK Exposition. You can do this with out extra cost to you by using the new Lewis and Clark Envelopes This Exposition will' advertise our resources and products and in that way it will advance the price of real estate n,nd benefit us in many other ways. We are. agents for Hood River for these Envelopes.. You can get them with blank returns, or have your business card printed on them. For prices or further information call on GEO. F. C0E & SON. Phone, 351. By the School Children. Fred Bailey's house caught fire last Wednesday but was discovered in time to prevent any damage. Ony Crapper, who has been sick with lagrippe, has recovered and is attending school again. Rev. J. W. Jenkins has contracted to have a lot of wood cut from his home place. Messrs. Clarence and Frank White, from the Palouse country, are looking this district over with a view to locating. They are old neighbors of E. M. Camp. Keep your dogs at home. School children are on the wr path. A hungry dog with on fear nf tm cans, stole into the vestibule of the school house last Friday, selected four of its fattest look ing dinner baskets and proceeded to en joy himself in the mon approved man ner. The boys are laded lor him next time, so look out, Mr. Raymond and Hersey Markley went j to lento this week to cut wood. C. L. Morse left for Winons, Kansas, last Thursday on account of the illnes oi his mother. We trust that when he arrives at his old home he w ill find his mother entirely recovered. Mr. Hollowell, who has been living on the Galligan place, will move to Hood River Monday. J. F. Kurta and A J. Friedlev hare returned from Farkertown, the weather I the being too disagreable to work. Ernest and Max Hinrichs will spend Christmas with their parents. On account of wet weather, W. F. Smith came home from the wood camp, declining to work in duck weather. Ike Nealeigh the great bear hunter, ha s'rnrk a new lead. At l-t you would think so if you could ie "the tumps and grubs flyine acro the cor ner ot h a neat little place. He wung out 100 grub Thursday altera on, and it wasn't a good afternoon for grubB either. Miss Ola Norman, the popular teacher of the primary department, spent last Saturday and Sundav at the beautiful home of Mrs. L.' D. Boyed on the East Side, and had a very enjoyable time. Oilell Sole. As the Christmas tide comes rolling in it brings a promise of good cheer that far surpasses those of other years. At Odell on Christmas eve there will be an entertainment in the church. The pro gramme is not yet complete, but will no doubt tie interesting. Itoth old and young will have a part in the exercises, after which pTwnts will be distributed from the tree, lich, of course, will be the central figure fur the little one.. These good days that whisper of "t'eaco on earth, and good will toward men," only come once a year, and well they do, for they are as milestones along the highway of life, where we pause for rest and retrospection, e'er we go forward strain in the mistv realms of the future. Wonderful indeed is this irresistable force within ng that prompts us, yea comnels ns to forze onward into an un tried and unknown destiny. While hone lives, it will always be so. When the star of hope dies, all else is dead. Miss Nettie Kemp will arrive at Odell on the 24th. and will five an entertain ment on the 26th, which will no douDt be well worth the price. Miss Kemp has many friends in the valley who will extend to her a Kindly welcome. John K. Roberts of Portland and his sister from Corvallis will spend the hol iday here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Roberts. The trial of the Faultless stump puller Dromises to bring a crowd tomorrow near Chris Dethman'a place. This sainule machine is the property of Messrs. W. L. Carne3 and Ben Lage, who have a contract of grubbing. After a long wait there is quite a force of men putting the inside finish on the Union church. - This is as it should be, the only wonder being, that it was not done loon auo.. Srrotindinga have very much to do with the sanctity of religious worship, as the environments of the home have to do with molding the char acter and conduct of the members of the household. Ithink most people believe bet terthan thev Derform.but of thetwo.per- formance is preferable. In fact there is nothinir in either reliirion or business that tells like doinu the'riuht thing.Just now we are reminded of Eugene Field's poem on the boy just before Christmas, who is "Just as good as he can be." J. B. Laffertv, son of G. W. LaiTerty of Odel), is home on a visit. His home is in Boise. Idaho, where he has been connected with the land department of that state. He is a worthy voting man and is in friendly relations with Gov' ernor Morrison of that state. Sornr wa cannot furnish the pro gramme for the 24th. but when the week's festivities are over we may have omethins more to sav. Come along and have a good time,' so when the New Year dawns vou mav be read? to write resolutions on your cuffs. Merrv Christmas to all. (rapper (Toppings. Alnjiit an inch of snow fell here last Fnda? nieht. and we thought we were going to have a general snow storm, but Chinook wind on Saturday to make the entertainment a success, as Christmas comes but once a year. Koswell Shellev and son from Odell were in our neighborhood last week buy ing timber for wood. Whether he suc ceeded in getting what he wanted or not, we uin not learn. Mosler Items. Intended lor lost week. Mrs. Harlan left here last Thursday for Colorado Springs, where she ex pects to spend the w inter. Miss Morgan, who taught the school at district 8, returned to her home at The Dalles last Saturday. Geoige Davenport and his wife, who have been spending several weeks at his mother's, returned home last Thurs day by boat. P. Henningsen has gone to North Powder to work on the tunnel there. On Monday several of our people wanted to go to The Dalles on train No 2, but it didn't stop, so they all went up on the boat in the evening. Leo Root has been walking on crutches for several days on account of sprained ankle. The school meeting at distrist 52, last Saturday, where they expected to vote a tax for needed improvements was a failure, no one being present but two directors. In about an hour two more came, but they had no meeting. How is that for interest in education for a district that has Ko pupils between the ages of four and 20? Hudson & company, who recently purchased a gasoline wood saw, received their machine last Monday, and moved it to A. Stewart's ranch to begin sawing. The machine cost something over 1400, and will surely saw wood in a hurry. Protracted meetings are still in pro gress. They have organized a Baptist church here and have taken in several members with several candidates for baptism. The baptism Sunday was at tended by a large crowd. On Sunday evening Kev. Kiley, state missionary preached an interesting sermon. Let the good work continue. The Modern Woodmen of America are making preparation for a Christmas tree at the hall, this year, which will undoubtedly be a grand success. Miss Edna Root and Miss Elsie; Mid' dleswart, who have been attending school at The Dalles, have come to stay until after the holidays. week. Mr. Lucky does a good deal of work here. We are well suited with him. Clietioweth New Notes. Fred Kautz was in Hood River on business yesterday. He got lost on his way back and did not get in until 11 p. m. Messrs. Bilderback and Horner went to Hood River today. Mike Thornton was seen on our streets this week. B. F. Fuller and Charles Tubbs are in Vancouver on business. We have vacation here this week. Miss Jones, the teacher is sending the holidays with her parents in the Will amette valley. (or Lowney's Chocolates TIih finest assortment of Christmas candies ever displayed in Hood River is now on sale at onr store. We also have Sweet potatoes and cauliflower Christmas at Holman's. At the late election of the Rock Creek Mining and Milling company, J. C. Snyder was re-elected general manager. There will be something doing next spring at the Ida Martin mine. Steven ton Pioneer. Bilions Colic Prevented. Take a double dose of Chamberlain's Colic.Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as soon as the first symptom of the disease appears and a threatened attack may be warded off. Hundreds of people use the remedy in this way with perfect success. For saie by all druggists. WANTED TKUMTW'OKTHY LADY OR gentleman to marinate bninw In thin county and adjoining territory for house of solid lin anclttl atanding. la) MrHlght ch wlary and e xpenses paid each Monday direct from head quarters. Kxpense money advanced: ni lion permantnt. Addres Manager, U M non biilldlna. rhicmro fll Christmas Cigars The best in boxes 50 each. tirades put up 2." and of 12, No nicer pres ent for a smoker. We have everything needed for Christinas tree decorations. Tflffll & JOCHIffl Notes From Underwood. W. Underwood and Abe Ames, just home from The Dalles, report t orbett much better. Ed Cnderwood came home last night and says he has some hopes of bringing Corbett home lor Christmas Professor C. H. Cromwell's band of Japs hae increased from 2 to 5 and now they are doing lots ol grubbing for him. Fred Kauti pased through our burg on his way to Hood Kiver today. The Cameron girls came home from the L'uiversity at Eugene for the holi days to viit their parents, Mr. and Mr. R. D. Cameron. Miss Agnes Moore went down to Van couver to spend two weeks vacation with relatives. Frank Larsen came home to spend the holidays with his parents, C. K. Larsen and wife. If i . .l 1 T -.. . 1. . . I... caused the snow to ditapr"r. . .,h rtnwn.,:.m ,,, Charles Chandler has three stump- weeks. pu.iers at wora on ms . ye onderstand there are good pros- are harm? out oak crab at a great . at our landing. We are living in hopes We are preparing to have a fine time tit this is VJJr ",m LToolhoX'8' We Am.ther big rtle is .boot to be dosed ere at the trapper school hoM e hborhood in a few day at want every one to come an I bring tb iu li.tie ones, as thev will enjoy th. mselve-1 1 , urntn,"'1,s- . as much or more than the older onea. Jack Lucky waa in the neighborhood We hope every one will turn out and, slewing the mail rar tier's horse this F. L DAVIDSON & CO TINNERS AND PLUMBERS. Agents for Samson and I. X. L. Wind mills. Faultless Stump Pullers, Hayes Double Cylinder pumps, Ely & Stick ney Gasoline Engines. GASOLINE ENGINE WORK A SPECIALTY MidWinter Clearance Sale. One principal 1 strictly adhere to viz: Never to have any old, unseasonable stock to display. In order to be able to show fresh styles each season, I adopt the above method a Clearance Display Sale on what few Pattern, Dress and Stm-t Hats I now have on hand. A reduction of 2o ht cent irom regular prices will be made throughout. Suggest ion a woman appreciates: a new hat for Christinas, MME. ABBOTT. America's BEST Republican Paper. The Weekly Inter Ocean, ."2 twelve-page pajK-rs $1 a year. Th Inter 0ean and Glacier one y ar for $ 1 .00.