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Headquarters for Reliable New Goods
The Store of Quality, Enterprise,
Square Dealing and Modest Prices
Men's Clothing-, Overcoats
and Cravenette Rain Coats
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It KIEF LOCAL MATTERS.
I. libber heels at Donovan's.
Shingles, See ua for best
Oregon Lumber Co.
prices,
Mantle, wall and cookoo clocks on
any terms at Clark's.
I'se Williams' anti-septic liair tonic
ami keep off gray hairB.
Sidewalk lumber. Delivery same
dav order is received. Oregon I.linilier
Go.
1 guarantee a fit in glasses. Clarke,
tin- optician and jeweler.
Tlie Tny laundry does good work;
you know tnat.
To make room for new stock all cut
glass w ill be closed out at cost. Clarke
the jeweler.
Do you use Lath? Get our price and
compare it. with that of competitors.
You will make money this way. Ore
gun Lumber Co.
Well, don't you see that if you wish
to see well, you should see Clarke the
optician. Guaranteed work in glass
lilting.
( losing out all but millinery, Kniqp.
Now that all important question is
settled the next thing is the ring a fine
new line of engagement and wedding
rings. Prices right. Clarke the jeweler
For surveying, see John Leland Hen
derson A Son.
All watch, Clock and jewelry repair
work guaranteed by Clarke, the jewelur
Kvcry man owes it to himself and
hi family to master a tradeor profusion.
Read the display advertisement of the
si Morse Schools of Telegraphy, in this
i-sue and learn how easily a young man
or lady may learn telegraphy and be
assured a position.
Hard wood baskets for picking apples,
only 50c at McDonald's.
io to Mr. Ontliank for abstracts and
notarial work, renting and collecting.
Legal papers carefully drawn.
I to you iih Napthtt soap? 5c per bar
nt McDonald's.
.-hoes at manufacturer's cost, Knapp.
Mr. liartmess is on a cash basis.
I'or work w here satisfaction is guaran
teed, patronize the Troy laundry. Agen
cy at O. K. barber shop.
Radios' bund turned and sewed shoe
work a specialty at T. 11. Donovan's,
aeru-s from William's 1'harmacy. All
work strickly first-class.
Those contemplating putting in wheat
this fall should see the Hood River
Milling Co. first.
In order that their patrons may take
advantage of the discount allowed on ;
bills paid before the tenth of the month, I
the Water and Light Co. hag arranged
to keep their ollice in the Davidson
building open till 8:30 p. m. the first,
ninth, tenth and every Saturday even
ing of each month.
Groceries, flour and feed at Lamar A
Dunn's
Men's hats and Bhirts at wholesale
price at Knapp's.
GET IN THE HABIT
OF TRADING AT
50 Toy Knitting Machines Free Ifflr!:.
will tell tiH-ir iiiivinin.'is to ooiiif and sot tin nice umlerwrnr wo are selling ho
clieap we will give a knitting machine; they're lots of fun.
Underwear
gucli gixsl garments, but it s your ga n It you I. conic beloie tney re gone. Just think of
buying a fine suit of fleece lined boys' underwear for 50 cents, and others in proportion.
Lanterns. Dark nights now ; Glove. We sell the kind that Mufflers. The new Perfec
you'll need some light. Our new wear. Apple polishing gloves,:! tioii cravat sbaite with collar
swing out globe lantern is a fine pair 25c; oiled canvas gloves, 25c; spring; fine for ladies or gentle
one the most improved lantern asbestos tanned working gloves, men ; are quickly put on. Light
made. 65 cents 50c; heavy calfskin gloves, si cts. and dark silk, $I.OO each
Sweaters forlsiys; all wool, Ladies' Q Misses Caps Warm Bedding is whatone
Solid colors and striped, made with in velvet and felt, all colors. I hu thinks of these cool nights. We
new style waist hand ; good wear- new automobile shape. They're are offering some excellent vslues
ing gai'menls. 75c to $1.25 very pretty. 50c in warm fleece coiiifurts;ee them.
Boys' Knee Pants, only a Tarn O'Shanter Caps. Golf Cloves. We've got the
limited lot; extra good quality, Woolly reds, grays and mixed new, prettv patterns in wool and
worsted and corduroy, pretty pat- colors. Special lot while they mercerized" cotton. It's tune to
terns. While they last, 48c pair last, 25c each wear warm gloves. 35tooO
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New This Week
A large shipment of beautiful
New Rain Coats & Empire Coats
in the latest three-quarter and
seven-eighths lengths.
Don't fail to see them.
Winter Underwear
Special lots on our counters.
Ladies' Natural Ribbed Underwear
50c values for
Heavy Fleeced Misses' and Boys'
Underwear, 40c to 50c values,
on special sale,
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Mayes Bros, get a fresh supply of
meat every morning.
Mayes liros.' meat market has been
supplied with a cooling fountain for
keeping vegetables fresh and clean, liny
your vegetables where they come fresh
as from the garden.
John Leland Henderson and eon are
equipped with two Ourley transits and
will be ready to do surveying for the
next two months. Hat?s per day are
f") and $10.
Watch our w indows for Kail Styles.
M.mk. Abbott.
All persons knowing theinselv- ose
be indebted to Frohn & ileaton are ret
quested to pay same at my ollice within
10 days from this notice. K. 11. 1 1 art
wig. Remember Riggs' shoe shop, next
door to McGuire's meat market. All
work strictly lirst-class. Also bouts and
shoes made to order.
Don't forget the new shoe shop across
from William's Pharmacy. All work
strickly flrst-class.
Call and examine my new line of
watches. I can save you money. Clarke,
the jeweler.
Watch the Troy grow.
Patronize home industry by l ining
ranch butter at McDonald's.
Mimes half soled while you wait in
20 minutes. All work liist-class mid
guaranteed. Ladies' sewed soles and
O. Sullivan's rubber heels a specialtv.
Donovan's Shoe Shop, opposite W'il
liums' pharmacy.
Chicken dinner at Kmstrnm's every
Sunday.
All the latest styles Photos at the
Deitz Studio.
Fresh Olympia and I'astern nyster-i at
the Gem Candy Kitchen.
See that dandy line of Ko! tiers at the
Deitz Studio.
Fresh vegetables, butter ami egts at
McGuire Hro.-.
F'or rent Two or three good houses,
furnished rooms for light housekeep
ing, or nicely furnished house tor a
short time. See W. J. linker.
MeGuire Pros, have an up-to-date
meat market, clean anil neat, ami solicit
youi patronage. Their meats are the
best, and onlers filh d promptly. Phone
Main 731.
Some men spend their money and
time for things; others invest time and
money. Invest in a season ticket to the
lecture course anil you w ill make an in
vestment in yourself.
Tickets for the entertainment course
on sale at Clarke's drug store, Monday,
October it. Season ticketf $1.50; sin
gle admissions 50c; children 15c. No
charge for reserve seats.
Two-quart combination hot water
bottle and fountain syringe guaranteed
for one year. Only $l.f) at Clarke's.
A. V. Ontliank invites his friends to
call on him at his new ollice on 'I bird
street. He would like to include all
among his friends.
Our strong suit. We thought we had bought too heavily, so we marked them way down
to move quick, hut we won't have enough to last the s-ason. The price is ridiculous lor
25c.
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The Gem Candy Kitchen makes fresh
candy every day.
Do not waste money buying a poorly
finished fruit jar, but get the genuine
Maeon jar at McDonald's.
0. E. S. NOTICE.
Hood Kiver chapter No. 2, Orrgou
Eastern Star, will celebrate its l'Jth
anniversary in Tieman hall, Tuesday
evening, October 4. A cordial iuvita
tion is exttined to every member of
the chapter, and to all visiting mem
bers. A. O. U. W.
Regular meeting of the A. O. U. W.
in K. of P. hall, Saturday evening,
Oc.'olicr 21, at 7 o'clock. A full ut
teu mice is desi d in order to make
i rrangeii'ontg for the coming anniver
Bi.ry celebration.
New Today.
For lien A desirable houge
town, ii quire nt Knapp's store.
Wanti'd To cxehnme .ri-nern
down
fruit
farm, II improved atid near Hood
liiter for r(.ui(i,.m.(. property in City.
Apply to (i. o. D. 'ulbertson & Co.
F. G. Coe, the carpenter, will move
his shop ). t, her 23 to the Dallas build
ing on fomth street, between Oak anil
River streets.
ICO u ie mountain ranch, all under ir
rignt. on dit'li, twelve miles from Hood
River; six acres cleared, one acre or-
chard;! I bunch marketable timber.
Also f..ur lots on hill near residence of
Ch nl, (' isi ner; terms reasonable. In
quire of John Leland Henderson.
Wav'e.l To trade ten acres of partly
imp- v d fruit land, buildings etc., in
llo d River valley for improved acreage
at M.i e Salmon, or Pacific county,
Vash.iigt..n. Apply to (ieo. D. Cul
bertsoii iCo.
Order your supplies at once for mince
meat, and not wait until the day you
want to use it. This will insure having
it on hand for you when you want it
McGllRK BROS.
K. G. Coe the carpenter, will move
his shop to the old Cox A Cook shop,
one half block north of Morgan Bros,
ollice.
For Sale at a Saorillce.
Fifteen acres close in on the Fast side.
iood apple land; must sell. What will
yov give for if.' For particulars see
II. M. Abbott.
For Sale.
One safe, cost f'KK); will sell fur f 175
One oil tank, coHt $.5; ill sell for $25!
Large connte.' scale, cos $L'3; sell $.15.
Geo. P. Crowe)!;
Advertised Letter List.
October 10, 1005
Mrs. S. O. Mosher (2) Susie Nor
wood, Nellie Wicks, R. C. Baker, Mrs.
(i. Eastings, Henry Fisher, Arnold
odd, P. U Wise (2i.
W. M. VATES, P. M.
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James McDonald of Bethalt.o, 111., I
was the guest last week of his old '
friend, C. bZ. Day.
J. L. Johnson of Kingsville, K,
arrived Thursday and is visiting
friends and relatives in Hood Kiver.
W. P. tlomey left Thursday after
noon for St. Johns, where lie has no
cepted a positiou iu the machine
shops of that thriving manufacturing
suburb of Portland.
II. E. Kickseckur, former owner anil
publisher of the Oaksdale.Wnsh., Tid
ings, is spending a few days in Hood
River. Mr. Hicksitcker may decide
to locate here and enter the fruit bus
iuess.
Rev W. 13. (iilmore, who is a mem
ber of the visiting committee of Paci
fic University, is at Forest Grove vis
iting the college aud attending the
annual meeting of the Congregational
churches.
Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Davidson re
turned Saturday from a week's trip
to Portland and the exposition. Mr.
and Mrs. Davidson are plunning soon
to move Into their city homo from
Willow Flat for the winter.
(ieo. McUuire, of Thornton, Wash.,
and three children have been visiting
his brothers, Henry and Walter, for a
couple of weeks. Mr. McOuire return
edhome last week, and the children
were taken back this week by their
grnudomther, Mrs. Motluire.
S. A. Skinner left last Saturday for
Columbus, Wash., where he is visit
iug with the son and daughter of Mr.
(Joss his neighbor in Methodist lane.
Mr. Skinner will look over the wheat
country of Eastern Klickitat, and ex
pects to secure a good horse while
there.
George Eaton of Dolgeville, N. V.,
was the guest during the week of K.
A. and liruuo Franz. On his way to
Hood River, Mr. Eaton stopped oif at
Spokane, North Yakima, Taconm,
Seattle aud Portland, and of nil tin
places visitel. he regards Hood River
the finest. He expects to have his
parents locate here in the near fut ure.
Enoch Brayford of the Rock ford
store called at the (llacier ollice Mon
day morning and asked to have the
little ad. offering his wagon for rule
taken out, as be has beeu kept liu.-v
answering inquiries since it appeared.
The wagon was sold the first night
the paper appeared, his neighbor, Mr.
Ilelme, reading the ad. and making
the purchase at once. A few davs
ago a Dalles man wrote to Mr. liniv-
ford saying if the wagon was as repre
sented be would be down to buy it.
Hart A Foster are the new proprie
tors of the blacksmith shop on the
heights. They have purclu sed the
shop and business of W. E. (iodsey,
and expect to remain here. William
Hart comes here from The Dalles,
while W. A. Foster, the other member
of the Arm, has been a resident of
Hood River a year or more. .Mr.
Foster was formerly a member of t he
examining board of blacksmiths in the
state of Washington, and for several
years did shoeing iu the government
barracks for the cavalry horses, lie
baa had wide experience in this line
of work.
The handsome new residence of
Oeo. P. Crowell was the scene of n
merry company last Friday after
noon. Over fifty ladies met at one of
the popular "teas' given by the
ladies if the Congregational church.
A game with clothespins as the mascot
fl rat) started the fun. Miss Hershnier
sang a solo very sweetly and was re
called, and Florence lirosius gave one
of ner attractive songs. After all had
partaken of the generous supply of
refreshments, the company adjourned,
feeling that with Mrs. Crowell as host
ess, it would be impossible not to
have an enjoyable time.
William B. Quartz, mention of
whom was made last week as coming
all the way from Pennsylvania to see
Hood Kiver valley after be had read
of the country in the Glacier, writes
to Roswell Shelley, the Glacier's Odell
correspondent, that he is now in San
Francisco, but thinks seriously of re
turning to Hood River to reside here
permanently. Mr. Onartz has been a
con tant reader of the Odell not is
during all the time he has taken the
Glacier, aud upon bis arrival here
secured a horse aud buggy and made a
special trip to Odell to make the per
sonal acquaintance of the Little White
Store man, and valued Odell corre
spondent of this paper. No one inns
is doing more to advertise Hood River
than Mr. Shellev, which has been
proven time and again by just such
Instances a thia.
The grandest opportunity ever
presented to the people of Hood
Hiver nnd viVinirv Hnndrprlc; of
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kA11,1l lllls ana
inallllitiu'crs' cost. See us before
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buy in r i here s money in it. No
trouble to show goods. Much can
bo ivivod here.
fecial
18'' doz. stiff Brown Shirts, worth
1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. This en
tire lot will be on sale Saturday
at a. m. for 50c each.
None sold before Saturday, 21st.
See window, Dry Goods Dept.
II. I'', lielieii is i n el ing n cottage
on Knst Sti.te htieet for Joseph Tomp
kins. H. I', lielieii is draw ing plans for t he
erection of a hotel by the Oregon
Lumber Co. nt I nglis.
Kenneth liobeitson a
fruitgrower
of lloise, Idaho, i in I Ion,
Kiver ivit.li
a view of local hit; here.
Rev. W. (i. Ki,,t, j,-.,
a huge congregation in
church Sunday moi ning
preuched to
lie I llillllilill
Mr. an. I Mr. .11. 1 1, l'arkins and
Mrs. .Myrtle Stone St pi, of The
Dalles were in llond River hij-t. week.
Charles I'o.-ter made the record
catch of tlh in Hood rier last, Satur
day. He lauded lio trout, the total of
which neighoii IS pound.-.
I''. A. Thomas, secretary and liiiina
ger of t he I'ort la ul Cigar Co,, made
a busines trip to Hood Rier, Tues
day, going on the miuio day to liiggs.
Watts the marble man was down
from Tim Dalle-', Tuesday, nod m! up
a hamlsoiiiK moiiumeio, uer the grave
of the late C. L. Gilbert, iu Idlewildo
cenieteiy.
C. II. Ileiiiolt, who recently pur
chased the I in I lei fai in north of the
Valley Cliri.-I inn church, is pleased
with his purcha-e, and is busy getting
his fall work underway.
Hilly Shipiunii, niclit cleik at, the
Commercial house, 'I he I lalles, was in
I loud River during the week. Mr.
Shipinan will .-; einl some time at, his
iMosier lann beloie resuming bis po
sition at the county seat.
C. K. time is spending some time
at Cambridge, Idaho, where be is
improving a home-tend relinquish
ment. Cambridge is On mill s noi t h of
Wci.-er, in one ( I he l.esl sections of
the glow ing .-! :te el' Idaho.
W. I ). I lavies, i ; 1 1 c -r ami w hole
sale dealer of tauey liuits, at. I 'loi in,
Calil., spent I'ri lav in Hood River.
He was necoaii aiiii'd by R. Husk
ing of Tori l.uel, and the two men
took n drive t hruiigh t he alley.
Supen isor I1'. A. ,l:i.-see has had a
folio in" men and teams at work since
Monday putting giavrl on the David
son hill. The most, of t hi.- win k is
donated, us the tun. is of t he d istrict.
hale been used up in doing other
very necessary and very heavy work.
'I he members of Wi, nu ns' Alliance
and friends are l . , , i i , -1 1 -, I to ne el at
William G. Illiot. jr., hall l-'riday
morning, al !' ::;u, v. it h lunch tor aii
all day wink meet ing. Gentlemen in
it i'ii to lunch at noun. Hostesses:
Mrs. Ilii.xley. Mrs. New by , .Mrs.
Watt, Mis. Chi ping.
Carl Gilinore, v, ho n ci nt iy m Id his
East Side farm, is planning to leave
w ith his family lor an esteuded trip
to I'orlland nod Willamette valley
points. .Mr. ( .limine
dent of llooi( ;j. or !i i i w r 1
be says, and i '
er taken a 1 1 i ,
a n.i-i-
i HI'S.
Mr. and .Mi
of North Val . i
Mrs. Thouip.-i I
to Mrs. CI. I
guests of Mr. i I
son. Mr. 'ha
son are bro! r
wtnn Chainlv! lain
ai-eolnpnli ied by
Ml
. a sister
a'.e been
i A. Wib
Mrs. Wil
r. Mrs.
r home in
ei lain,
Mr-.
I'lnill ;
and
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on of I
le.-day
'Ibiiuipsou let!
the East.
Rev. O. .1. x
chinch left V.
.e I' itarian
morning for
liil he pul
t Sunday.
NelsOII,
i I will till
lielliughuui, v ' he
pit of the sue 1 t h
During the i:i .
William G. I.: of
the pulpit t hi in
Rev. Mr. Sn . f
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lay. and
I 'nil land
possibly
the tol-
low ing Solid,
M V. Ran.: -I nmht
Mr. and .Mr-. I lield iu'ti .
justice court . i oriland. 1 1
involved bcii J .. 1 he i i
asserts t hat it ; r ago he
it
gainst
1st side
in. mint
i i a. laiuant
" i-iiuiniis-to
.11 three
:.t ;.n agreed
: gi s t hat he
but that, to
d no pal t of
hieh is 7 j i-r
sinned by t In I . tlield.-
lots ill I'liiw v Park
price of s'2. loiml i
sold the Jot. ; ,;r. ed .
this time he I n t i
the legal coir, ' n .
cent, of the t , .v.
The Duke's
met Sat.urd.i.
for the wilt.:.
ry society
l ,-ul g ini.ed
l.llllttee (III
ei.u-l itu-
V n i --t ion
in. i
: . lit
constitiitio'i r. i i
j tion which wn- nib.,.!.- I.
; of ollieers resulted as fi.;i
j dent I). L. Da bison ; u ,
! A. T. Dodge; Seer, t.uy M
j Trensiiier .J. (I Cameron:
C !,!
S.-argi ai i.
at-Arms Mi-. W.
! Mrs. M. Catiscroi
. Dodge; Kditoi
The society com
mences its wiuti i 's v.oik v.-iy auspi
ciously. Net Sal hi day there will lie
a question bo iii n.. tit ion to the lit
erary program. All are cordially in
, vited to attend.
-' A- A A V T -M- V A VX V J S
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wvercoais onereu
Saturday Sale
Famous Ostrich Plumes
The genuine Fatton line. Nothing
better can be bought.
We will sell them to you at man
ufacturers' cost until November 1st,
providing we furnish the hat.
We show the same styles found in
Portland's most exclusive shops at
much lower prices.
Entire Shoe Stock on
Sale at Cost
J. Williamson of lone is in' the val
ley seeking a location.
Evangelist llandsaker and wife be
gan u revival service at Odell last
night.
Charles H. Prat her left Monday for
liosoburg, where he will enter the Sul
diers' Home.
Mrs. J. E. Duganiie of 1'ortland is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. W.
C. Gilmore.
Miss Miuidi) Gee was up from Port
land Sunday and spent the day with
her mother Mrs. E. Gee.
Ed iiyorleo, manager of the Oakdale
Fruit and Poultry farm, spent last
week ill Portland, whore he took in
t he closing days of the exposition.
Robert Leasure, Henry Thomas and
Mrs. Richmond were iu The Dalles
Monday as witnesses for Mrs. Riggs,
who made final proof on her h.unstoad
at Mount Hood.
.lames R. Davis of Grand Junction,
Col., has purchased the Carl Gilmore
f'iii'in, paying .'),ri(NI for '.It acres. Mr.
Davis has moved onto the property
w ith his family.
I). McDonald returned Saturday
night from Portland, accompanied by
his lit' I,' daughter who had undergone
tri i.i a i i t for appendicitis iu a bos-pi'-
I i! eio. 'Die little girl is now out
nl danger ami is recovering nicely,
Walter Upson went to Lyle Thurs
day, returning Sunday with two rain
bow trout, one of which measured 'Ji
inches long and the other 21. Mi.
Upson reports splendid fishing at
Lyle, the fish there biting at any
thing. Mr. and Mrs. W. (). Sanders left
Tuesday morning for Seattle, where
Mr. Sanders goes to bring home his
father, whom the doctors have found
is siilfering from a fractured thigh,
after a fall received sixjwoeks ago. A
moil h ago Mr. Sanders, sr., was
walking witli the aid of crutches. His
leg became worse, and an x-ray ex
amination revealed a broken bone.
Mr. and Mrs. Sandeis expect to re
turn today,
A. R. Ingalls and J. R. F'ields of
New Plymouth, Payette valley, Idaho,
spent last Wednesday in Hood River.
These men are fruitgr wers iu the
Payetto valley, but having heard so
much of this famous section of Ore
gon, came here to see for themselves.
Mr. Smith took them over the valley.
They left nut nothing in their praise
ot the orcliarils anil the trees loaded
with apples. Mr. Field is horticul
tural inspector for his district in
Idaho.
Rev. J. W. Mayes, who was recent
ly appointed to supply the circuit for
tlie Aletliodist chiircti at lilekleton,
writes to his sister, Mis. Gee, that
himself and family are pleased with
their locution, and aie getting all ug
nicely. .Mr. Mayes supplies the fol
lowing circuit in Eastern Klickitat
county: First Sunday of each month.
morning and evening at liiek.dton and
1 l.-a.-.inl.Kidge nt :i in the afternoon;
second Sunday morning at ltluelight
ami evening at (ilade ; third Sunday
morning and evening nt Rickelton
and afternoon at Eutei prise; Fourth
Sunday morning at Glade and evenim;
at Itlueligbt. First Tuesday of each
month services are held at Huth s.
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Mrs. II. H. Richmond spent Monday
ill The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Heavener wero vis
itors in The Dulles Monday.
Mrs. C. L. Gilbert is visiting rela
tives ami friends in Ohio aud Indiana.
Rev. J. it. Spight of the llanlh-t,
church will hold services Sunday nt
muster.
Mrs. W. Ii. Gibson of Elkhait, lud ,
has been the guest of her sister. Mis.
I). G. Treiber.
Mrs. J. Ellington left Mondny fur
Wasco, where she will visit with form
er neighbors ami friends.
V. O. lirock. of the Mist, Nalioiu l
hunk, attended the Knights of Pyth
ias meeting in Portland Just week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. G. I-,. William-.'
Mrs. John Songer and Miss Elhi
Sweeney were in Portland n few dais
last week, attending ti e Lewis and
Clark fair.
Charles Prat her made sale last wei k
of 40 acres of his Cast, Side farm to
James Chitty of V lento, ('hurley Max s
he "gave it to the mayor of Vionto. "
Miss Ella Sweeney from Hrndfm.l
City, Pa., is visiting at. the home i f
Mr. and .Mrs. John Songer. Mis.-
Sweeney is mailing a I of the con
tinent. Mrs. Riggs of .Mount, Hood, widow
of Dr. Riggs, made final proof on In r
hiimesteiiil cliilin lief oi e the regisl. r
and receiver of the I nitial States lai d
ollice at, The Dalles, Monday.
Members of the .Modern Won. Inn n
of America and Royal -Neighbrrs
went to Mosier last night, in response
to an invitat ion from the lodge then
to join with them iu i banquet mi l
good time.
Dak in and bent are busy tln.-e
days, with numerous painting con
tracts, lliey will do the work on tie
Sherman and Staleu buildings, in.d
also have work on the Wilson coltai.e
in The Dalles. C. I,'. Dakiu, Pert
Kent and Orvill Laliiii are winking in
The Dalles this wi ok.
Fouls A: Darby, attonu ys at law, is
a new sign in larg gold letters on a
second story w iinlow iu the llr. sios
block. 'This lew firm e i its to In
located here by November !. Ili.th
young men are leieut giio'i ates of
the Oregon law ,-chool. Inning left ti e
institution with honors ami a splend
id standing w it Ii I he lending attorneys
of the city ot Portland. Mr. Pouts
expects to continue his partnership
with a Poiihinil olllcc, wliile makii g
his residence heie. With the advi nt
of these two young men, HuodRivir
will have the attorneys.
J. J. Mears of Grand Rapids, Mich ,
aec'impaiiied by his wife and four
children, nrrived Sunday and tune
rented the Coe house, intending to
remain here at b ast a ;,e r, aud if
they like the country may locate In is
permanently. Mr. Mears is a br.ith, r
of Dan Mears of this city. He is em
ployed as a chemist in the factory of
the Pittsburg Plate Glass Co.
Mrs. Minis lias so fur recovered
from her attack of typhoid fever that
she is able to he up and around the
bouse, but her little girl is now a vic
tim of the same fever, and is repotted
very sick.
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