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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1905)
HOOD KIVER GLACIER, THUKBDAY, MAY 25, 1905 I fi CREAMERY IS MUCH NEEDED By Roswell Shelley. OdelL, East Hood River Valley, May 23. The time it) surely ripe not only (or the diminution of diversified in dustries here but for the actual es tablishment of creameries and dairieH throughout the valley. There is a lmt;o quantity of clover hay to be carried over this season, bo with the present and prospective acreage of clover, the only profitable way out of the present dilema is the building of creameries. With the present Irrigation system and the prolific returns from clover, together with other climatic condi tions, there is no spot in the North- went that is better adapted for dairy ing than is our valley. Why not call a public meeting for the discussion of this matter? Tne local development league could engage in no bettor en terprise for the upbuilding of our val ley. The Willamette valley and coaHt counties are coming to the front along those lines, and our climate here equals that of the coast counties. With the best established market upon the very liest berries and apples that are grown, why not widen our fume by placing upon the market a high grade article of butter and cheese? liy doing this the proplem of a home market for all the clover that can be raised is at once solved. When this is done clover lands will be as lurgely sought after as U apple land today. Then, however, we must seek a mar ket for our products along this line other than a local market. At present the home market is easily blocked. Last Saturday a party from Odell took a few rolls of butter to town and failed to sell it. And this leads us to auk whore that fellow Is that announced to the publlo through the (ilacinr a few weeks ago that he could sell 75 rolls of butter each day. (lood cream ery butter and fresh cream cheese finds a market always. Last Sunday afternoon the lielmont boys came over and played a game of base ball with our fellows, and through some very arbitrary rulings of the um pire the Hclmonts led the score. If you play bull you bad best play a fair game. Death of Annie IMIuiian. After an illness of ten days, Miss Annie Dethman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Dethman, departed this life last Wednesdy night, the 17th Inst, and was laid to rest in the Pine (irove cemetery on 1'rlday. The fun eral services were conducted by the Kev. Mr. Nelson of Hood Kiver. An unusully large procession was formed at the houso and the crowd was largely increased at tho cemetery. Miss Annie was 15 years and two months old. Such a sudden taking parties given in the' hall of the Odell! Improvement Co. We are quite will-1 ing to aid in this enterprise to the ' end that tliu grounds about the stores here sIjhII lie kept clean and respect able, but in future we shall object to the blocking up of the private drive ways of the Little White Store and making the front of the premises an all-night corral. That Illg Da) at Odell. That was promised did not materi alize into wliHt was expected, nor half what it would have been had the weather been promising. Notwith standing the exceedingly forbidding weather, a few people wore present in t ho forenoon and a large eiitbusiatsio crowd was in attendance at the ball game in tho afternoon to witness the away of one standing upon the thresh- j line-up between the llulldogs of Hood oi or me is ajways past, our under-1 mver ana a picaup nine at Udell, standing. That it is so, is well, for to Thescore stood 1 to 11 in favor of the liiilldogs. Our follows were the butt know the future would dim the star of hope and without hope life would not be worth the struggle. The bereaved family share in fullest measure the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community. This fact was duly attested by the large concourse of friends who sorrowfully followed the hear so to the last resting place of the deceaesd. Annie leaves behind her father and mother, five brothers and two sisters, besides many schoolmates and friends to mouru her loss. Water at 85 an Inch. Patrons of the Kast Fork Irrigating Co. now have opportunity to get ten year contracts at 5 per inch for the season without regard to acrego. This seems a reasonble proposition and we think will meet with the approval of the land owners of our neighborhood. With a ten year's contract at a fixed rate it puts us upon equal footing with other irrigated sections and at once places an increased value upon tho lands under the ditch.whilo it becomes an additional inducement to prospect ive purchasers. We hope the matter will lie speedily arranged along these lines, which will prove in harmony with a recent prophecy of the writer a few weeks ago when the water ciuestion assumed such an ugly phase: "All things come to those who wait." A much needed improvement at Odell is that of a hitching rack for the benefit of the parties who attend of many a joko for getting beaten by i ne town k ids. licit there are other days and other games to follow. Charles M. liusoy last week, sold ten ucroH of his ) acre tract near Odell for if 175 per ace and reserves the grow iingi'op, which is equal to 10 per acre. This consideration is satislao tory to Mr. liusoy, and is a safe in lestmont for the buer. It is a flatter ing ad for our section. With water covering this long neglected section, Odell will now make rapid strides in the way of development with its nat ural advantages and seen la pictures. There is no spot in all the valley that presents greater attractions to the lionieseoker than does Odell. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Leu z ami Mr. and Mrs. Austin attended the picnic last Saturday. Mr. Austin bought land from Jako Lonz. They are from Iowa anil are much pleated with our sec tion. Thoy expect some Iowa friends ( lit here soon. Percy Shelley returned last week from Santa Haibnra, C'al., where he hpeut the winter. Mr. Sheloy dis ! oted of his business there and left Wednesday for Crook county, uecom ! (allied by his brother, Aber't, to pick I up a baud of bunch grass horses, j v hleb he will have on sale in a few weeks here. Percy undortsands cat ; ( ring to the public in business as well ' ns bundling bunch grass horses from Kasttru Oregon, and will give you a bargain in steeds. The park at tho Little White Store is now in readiness to receive the pub lic. It is open for picnics and private lunching parties and you are welcome to the use of it. With the smooth and clean, its shade trees trimmed and its terraced stream of water winding its way through the pines and with its green background to the south, it is now an inviting place for a day's outing.- Mr. Wincheli, who has charge of the Pino Urove cemetery, extends an invitation to the politic, and especially to those who aro interested in tho cemetery, to meet there on Decora tion day, with tools, shovels, etc., and clear up the grounds. ACCIDENTIA KILLED WHILE OUT HUNTING Ml I WE ARE "1 ..Giving' Away . . For the next seven days, During May Only and every ounce of perfume pur- ve will give with each chased at our store an e errant 10x14 inch copy of Paul de Longpre's Celebrated Water Color Paintings The original value of each of these paint in was ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. These reproductions are on chromo plate paper with embossed finish, free from wording of any sort, mid beauti ful enough for any parlor in the land. They uiv now on display in our window and the sooner you come, I ho better assortment you will have to choose from. Our perfumes are guaranteed first-class and we know you will be delighted with them as well ns with the beauti ful pictures. REIR & CASS, Mnith jwock. Reliable Druggists. Special Correspondence. White Salmon, Wash., May 2.1 A sad accident occured near Fulda, last Friday morning. Mr. Wright, a man 78 years old. while hunting cavotes. accidentally shot himself. It seems that Mr. W right in attempting to cross u small stream on a log spipped and fell in such a manner that the gun striking on the log discharged the contents into the groin. His cry and the report of the guu attracted the at tention of Mr. Folmer, who hastued to the place and carried the wounded man'to the house, but he died before the arrival of medical aid. The fun eral was held in Fulda. Mr. Wright was making preparation to visit his daughter in Oklahoma, whom he has not seen for 20 years. The greatest need of Whito Salmon at the present time is berry pickers. Dr. J. E. Swart of Chicago, 111., has purchased a one-half acre tract on the bluff, from T. Wyers. The doctor will erect a hsndsniue cottage en tbib commanding ,-ite. There was a "side walk" dance at the Lauterbntigh hall, Saturday night I ho proceeds, over 851), will assist in buldiug the sidewalk oiwJewett ave nue. Jewett avenue Ims boon greatly ini proved in the past week. Tho street is nicoly graded. There is a big demand for houses to rent. Every available build inu has its tenant, ami many have to live in tents. Judge A. It. liyrkett has been on the sick list but is convalescent. A large concourse visited tho Indian pow wow Sunday afternoon on Judge tsyrKot s ranch uud enjoyed the sing ing anu uanciug ol f.'m Indianc Mr. Stadleman c i "rout Luke stopped at White Salmon on his way back from Portland. Mr. Stadleman brought back a now wagon and two loads of new tanning machinery. Mr. Stadleman has one of the llnost stock and dairy laiicues in irout Lake. Ihe tourists aro already beginning to visit the various summer resorts of the White Salmon valley. I' rod Hosogrant and family have re turned from their "jungle home." tnoy will recuperate in White Salmon. We had a splendid rain Sunday and Monday. Ihis means bin crons nf strawberries and vegetables. When the nerves are weak everything goes wrong. You are tired all the time, easily discouraged, nervous, and Irritable. Yo,ur cheeks are Sarsaparilla pale and your blood is thin. Vour doctor says you are threatened with a nervous breakdown. He orders this grand old family medicine. " For more tluui .'in v?;tri I Imve used At or'l Karaaparllla In niv f.cmlh'. It U irrHlid inula t ll time,, ami a il.Tf.-l iiKciicino for im pure blood," I). C. Iloi.r. Wen llmeti. conn. a Itnttle. Fi on a noma. j, c. avkr on., inWj" for wwaMawaiilii Weak Nerves Keep the bowels regular witti , Pills, Just enn i - i r-! R. B. BRAGG & CO. Y r's MORE PORTLANDERS BUY M0S1ER LAND Special Correspondence. Mosier, Ore , May 24 Mr. Dean, a merchant tf Portland, purchased a tract of laud from Chuilcs Stark. Mr. Dean is convinced of the future prospects of Mosier, and has decided to dispcic f his interests in Portland and tt.ni hiw nrdhirVd attention to hit' alllil.II 1 UlfaL ):.,-. A'.r. HtogxI'll, tlx- tumor for The Dallus district, n i.do i. sj f cial trip to Mosier last week ii r He propose of assessing the prcpeitj ii.clr.ded in the town site. Fred Evans left for Portland Mon day, to purchase lumber with which to erect a residence. Lee Hunter left Monday for Uig iiniuer, Montana, where he will as sume the partial management of his uncle s extensive stock business. Mr. Shoemaker of Hood River, and E. A. Orilfeu are in Mosier for the purpose of viewing the road known as the Chamberlain road. Harold Cooke, after spending five months in Mosier attending school in district 5:2, left for Portland Satur day. Mrs. Frank P. Taylor of The Dalles spent Friday mid Saturday in Mosier visiting her Bistor,Miss Dollie Mosier. Lewis linrlingame. having stient sev eral months visiting relatives in Tygh valley, returned home Thursday. J. J. Lewis, having spent two weeks in Portland visiting relatives, re turned home Friday. Mrs. Charles Stark loft on Sunday for The Dalles to visit her mother. Mrs. Connolly. J LARAWAY, PINE GROVE Mr. and Mr. M.V. Rand of Univer sity Park, have been visiting with their daughter Mrs. It. 10. Harbison and luniily. Mr. and Mrs. F. Eggert of Portland ore now at their "Eggermoiit" home. Bliss Clark, who has boon sick in the t oriiaurt hospital for some timo with a boihmih aitucK or pleurisy, was tirought home by his father, L. E. L lark, last Monday. Uliss is greatly impiuveu ami oius lair to soon regain nis out 1 1 iiki ncaliti. Miss Mabel Itiddell, after finishing her school here, returned to her home in Ihe Dalles, last week. iuiss draco and Lois Campboll of Portland who have been visiting with their grandmother, Mrs. Rice, return ed inline last Saturday. Mrs. M. W. Wallace of Antelope visiting with her sister. Mrn. Ri-n Hans Lugo returned home from The Dulles Saturday, where ho was visiting inn who, who is in the hospital. Mrs. M. M. Hill went to Tho Dalles last Wednesday to attend tho wedding ii nor sister, juara l'i. smith. M iss FloMsie MoCray of Trout Lake, spent 1'i-Klay and Saturday of- last ween with her friend, Marion Sproat. Little seven-year-old Mary Harbison uiei w nn a painrui accident last Sat unlay evening, by falling on a pair of blunt scissors, tho ends striking her just above the eyeball, and inflicting a deep wound. Dr. llrosius, who was hastily summoned to dress the wound. 4 I. : .. I. . . i. i . ... 1 minus mo eyesigni eseaned lninrv. Herman tirosser made sale hint week or '.ii acres of land ; price Th includes his residence; possession to De given at once. plov Inn MOUNT HOOD. O. D.Woodworth and a friend from Oklahoma, spent last Wednesday and Thursday looking at this part of the valley and enjoying a little fishing by tho way. Albert MoKamey is having some muc! iii-eded work done on the roads. It would i o an excellent thing for the farmers hi :t So ail turn out and work on a day r. ; t hi ait for this purpose, in addition tu "..lie uyrlar work. Mr. WUm h, w ho liii routed the Jim Cooper place, h:;s I'h.iilcd about 15 acres of it to i ,tat,;et. It is rei oited that W. L. Iluckahav has sold H.i acres of his ranch, thnpi ice being 1,7. 0. They have been buy this past week lowing the snow on the Cloud Cap road and aUo repairing the tele phone lue, preparatory to the opening of that popular resort by tho first of June. One of the rangers who was down for mail Thursday,, reported three Inches of snow at Ilrooks Meadows. and still snowing. Mrs. Sandman, who has boon ut Odell for some time, spent Sunday at home. The primary room of the Mount Hood school closed last Friday, with May day exercises. The little ones all did extremely well, thanks to the care ful drilling of their teacher. Miss Nan Cooper. Mrs. M. Dumas has been visitine in Portland for several days. Elmer Oribble is on the sick list. J. Vattthiers, who has been sick, is able to bo out again. William Durkoo, who is putting no a new house on the land which he re cently purchased from A. Ruhuko.will give a house-warming, with an oyster and champagne supper. SHIRT WAIST AUTOMOBILE SUITS & TOURIST CAPS nicely niado and nicely A New line of Ladies' trimmed in grass cloi Automobile and Tour- and percail jJ) fifi ist Caps just in these at $2.25 & H"UU me very popular. GOLF SHIRTS LADIES' SHIRTS Men's golf shirts with the newest and most cuffs in a pretty line of comfortable garments . colors and sty- Eftp Vet introduced for la 108 UI from tii. s' wear-also shirt Also same for boys waists and waisting from 10 years up. goods. MEN'S AMERICAN DRESS SHOES BEAUTY Our Douglass line of CORSETS dress shoes for men are the most stylish 1,10 fitting; best and best wearing shape; easiest, wearing shoes made flfj corset made i n 3.50 and.. . $O.UU l25t 150$I.UU BUSTER BROWN WHITE SUITS BED SPREADS A beautiful line in sev- For children a pretty eral different patterns line 1-anging 71? 5.00 and 1 ft A $1.50, 1.00 to low as only 3 I -UU SUIT CASES TELESCOPES Suit cases jp ft ft Telescopes froniyl ft fromandupPC"UU and up.. 4UC i m t!-?352t2; YOU CAN DO BETTER AT BRAGGS tMBig?fiiawnnr'n ho Is thinking of settling down on his ranch near Hood River not far from Rockford store, which he says will be quite handy. There Is The difference Laxative Honey and Tur and all other cough syrups is that it moves the bowels, thus expelling a cold from the system. This relaxes the nerve-tissues a Difference. between Kennedy's and by its healing effect on the throat and lungs the loligh is relieved cured entirely. Kennedy's is the original Laxative Honey and Tar and contains no opiates. Omul alike for young or old. Tastes good. S lid at William Pharmacy. .Notice to Mran berry Growers. The ollireof The Hood River Fruit Orowots lTnio w ., ,. f()r business. ..A Return Engagement.. Commencing MONDAY, f 6-NIGHTS-ONE WEEK 5 Fischer quite BARRETT. Who lias had over forty years experience in Iowa is opening JEWELRY OTQ RE IN- HOOD RIVER CASCADE LOCKS. Our town is flourishing and the mill of the Wind Kiver Lumber t'o. is ruuuing at full capacity. lliere lias been an exodus from lento, and this place as a conse queiiee has an increase of four fanii lies. Among those coniinif from VI- ento are H. L. Osborn, who has taken charge of the hotel here; James True and lainily ; l-.d True and family and niiiwier. ineyall expect to be em ployed in the mill. l'r. Shromler, who has lieon absent ror 10 months, has jnet returned. Dr. I'utro lias left here, seeking a more sicsiy community. 11. lli.n ington and wife went to lortland today on business. N. I). S;mford, the commission merchant, continues to hustle after business. He went to Wnshniu'Hl l-Vi- day, returning the next day. Lets of r:iiu here. CRAPPER. Mrs. l'.rosl returned homo last Sat urday after spending several weeks on tne Cast Side. L'ev. V. .1. Baldwin of Arlington, Ore., 1 reached a very interesting ser mon at the school house on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. L. H. Arneson, Mr. Johnnie lvindsey and Jlisses Inez V. Martin and Myrtle Tarn represented the Oak Urove league at the Kpworth league convention at Hood Kiver. Professor Arneson returned home last week after closing a very success ful term of school at Wapinitia. Several of the Crapperites attended the services at the lielmont church on last Sunday evening. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Vanaiidale is seriously ill. Professor Arneson is prepared to fill orders for lirst-class lti inch stove wood. Mrs. Woodman's Daughter and hustiaud 1 atsed through our district on Friday and stayed overnight at J. Uibbons They left on Saturday morning for (.! recti Point where Mr. Cook is engaged to woik in the lum ber yards. J. II. Shoemaker has just returned home niter a i nbt-euce of a few days in tho upper ptrt of Wasco county. where he has been looking over sur veys for roads. Will Davenport is down from the mountains with his sheep at the Ilarr- ett ranch, where they will remain over the lambing seasou. The boys have a baseball ground on the old llishop place, where they will play base ball. The boys sav they will not be put out. liarrett will lead ; i t I i i s follow. Charh y Camp is hauling brick from tho .eel. I rick yard to town. Yes. of couri c, Charlev will he unkintt the lolh r. I i.t I 0 says brick haulinc is no 1'. :.t vi rk. C Markhaiu is down town tnea-! sum;'.' 1 nd 'sawing lumber at the! Fruit On c i rs Union warehouse. He : says tl.iy tray have to lath and plaster j the sin; .1 ! ei ry crates yet, so as to I keep tl cm warm. i Jot I Flount is playing tho hammer; and saw ou Mrs. Ingalls' house. Joel ! loesmt need a ladder all the time' for, he tan pretty near side tho house! from tho ground. 1 do not know but ' he miiKt be near seveu feet. I will at': Mm ami let you know. i Mrs. E. Ingalls is having quite an ' alteration done to her house and , which w hen completed will be an up- : to date house. Mrs. Ingalls Udieves in having things nice and cosy, so as to make life pleasent for we only pass this way once. L. Jones from Walla Walla, a broth er of Mihs Jones of Camp lookout, is visiting with his sister. Lue says he is about tired of standing on hot plates and attending to the throttle ou one of the O. K. A X engines, so Miss Marargita m I ' a A a , v v "'( ; ii I vw J ' a KJK and hep own company OPERA HOUSE Opening Bill "IN UTAH" story of life in Utah. Good, new and up-to-date specialies between acts Beautiful Costumes Clever Actors Popular Prices, 25-35-50c Seats now on sale at Clark's Pharmacy. Hood River Flour No matter whether you eat to live or live to eat, you .should eat the btwt; nml when you et our Flour you got the best and it is pure ami clean. "CUPID" is the best Flour vnr put on the Hood River market " HOOD RIVER is unequalled by any siniil Hewn re of artificially live longer. Ask your Farina. ir priced flour, bleached flour vou will grocer for Hood River Graham and Hood River Milling Co.