HOOD RIVEBOLAOIER: THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1906
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CORRESPONDENCE
WHITE SALMON.
From tlio Kutrirle.
'lhere am several raws of meshlfi
or chicken pox, or something of that
sort among the children of the town.
Home call it one thing and some an
other but it doei not seein to be very
serious and none of the children are
in bed with it. Mr. La Frank' child
ren and those of Mr. liunaalrer are
the ones attocted so far.
A. D. Moe, of the Hood Hirer (ila
cier, was in town this week, the first
time for about a year, and whs sur
prised at our growth during that time,
lie went down on Wyers avenae,
where he came near getting lost in the
woods last year, but this year he got
mixed up among the houses and could
hardly Had bis way out.
Gilbert' Kuutson has moved bis jew
elry store from the window of C. M.
Wulfard & Co. to llmicroft's building
on Jewett avenue where he can now
be found with a tine line of clocks,
watches and jewelry. His business
has enlarged so lapidly that be could
not keep il in one window any longer,
so he bas rented the llanoiolt build
ing until such time as bis own build
ing la completed.
W. L. Jewell is q-iite sick at his
home near Gilmer. Ilia affairs are be
ing looked after by (iood Will lodge
oi Odd Fellows, be being a member of
thit order, holding his membership in
Pennsyvania. Dr. Uearbart cslied to
sew him last week, and A. li. Oros-
bong went out on Sunday to see him,
and found that Brother Jewell would
need some further medical attention,
and Dr. (Jearhart was engaged to look
after the case.
I Owing to the cootlnous heavy rains
this week work on the new opera
bouse has been greatly letarded and
it cannot be finished In time to be
used Christmas, but if a few days of
good weaatber will give the builders a
chanoe at the outside work, the hcuse
will be ready for business by the mid
dle of January.
The Grand army will give a chicken
dinner and camp fire and a general
good time on Saturday. January 10th.
This will be the date of the election
ot officers and the meeting will be
called at 10 o'clock a. ni. Dinner
will be served between 12 and 1
o'clock. All members of the Urand
Army are requested to be present, and
all patriotic) citizens are invited to
attend.
A call meeting of the Commercial
club was held in the 1. O. O. F. hall
luesday evening which was the most
harmonious and successful one yet
hold. Tho various committees proved
especially qualified for the work as
signed them, and everybody seemed
to catch the spirit of nh. The reg
ular meet Hit' will l held at the I. O.
(). F. hall I he last i humility in the
month. It is hoped that everybody
will be prsneut who is interested iu
the A-elfaie of tho community in any
wav.
itie carpenters who have been work
ing on the opera bou'e pnt the roof
on last week between rains. Ih
bull ling can now be finished as the
plastering can he done.
A lollop of Masons will be organized
at White Siilrnon. i'be permission of
the grand master of the sUte lodge
has been secured and a meeting T '11
f oon be held to organize.
J. T. lieyuolds has sold bis ranch
and will conduct a store at Iiingen.
He received a carload of merchandise
at Hood Kiver lust week and will soon
1 ave it in place in the fctore building
formoriy occupied hy Mr. Thomas.
Mrs. Ijewis, who has b een visiting
friends and relatives in the Puget
Hound country for some time, bas
returned home.
Mrs. Swart, and daughter, bo have
been at Portland for several days, bas
returned home.
Capt. Cook, J. Wyers, and U.
Fields were at Hood Kiver Monday
Bight to attend Odd Fellows Lodge.
The annual b 11 of the Woodmen
was held Weduesdav evening and was
a great success. It was held in the
new ball of the Odd Fellows and was
largely attended. Everybody bad a
good time and danced until a late
hour.
White Salmon bad the biggest hol
iday trade Ibis year that it bas ever
had. All the stores did a big busi
ness. Wolfard & Co. had to have two
extra clerks.
DUKES VALLEY.
Peope will wouder what has become
of Dukes Valley. Well we waul to
tell you we ere not dead by a long
shot. We are coming to the front
with rapid strides. Just listen, James
Wear! bas just completed a flue house
on top of the hill that can be seen
from most any part of the valley and
will have another building put up
soon. Mr. Glascock is building a
house on the bill. Mr. Dunn, Mr.
Whistler, F. S. M annoy and others
have bad bongos and out buildings
dut up this fall and this wintei, be
sides other improvements su"h as
fencing, clearing land, setting out or
chards, etc. Ho yon see we are not
dead oi asleep. We are moving right
aloug with the rest of the valley.
Land is going up Jbert as well as in
other places. James Weart was offer
ed II, 0U) for bia homestead relin
quishment of 149 acres, which bad no
improvements oo it to apeak of, while
others have been offered good price
for their land, but we are a content
ed lot op here and don't cat to sell
oar homes, which we expect to reap a
rioh harvest from in few yra, in
the shape of big red apples, atraw ber
ries and other fruit. Our bill land is
proving to be the very finest of fruit
land, besides being equal to any land
in tbe valley for bay. grain, potatoea
and otner crops, witn one bale less ir
rigating water. Five or tlx years ago
when these bills were supposed to be
of.no value settlers were called orazy
for taking up land in tbe bills, but
now tbey begin to ling different
song.
Kev. D. D. Dodge la at borne to
spend tbe bolidaya with bis family
and will return to bis work as district
elder tbe first of the year.
A. T. Dodge and Ray Slooom have
just completed a fine bouse for
James Weart. Tbe boas is 21x21 with
a 21 foot ell. From the front windows
one ean obtain fine view of nearly
alt the Hood River valley, Upper
Hood River, White Salmon, a part of
Mount Hood valley and In fact nearly
every part. or me uooaitiver valley,
It is well wortb the trip to go to
Mr. Wearts and take a look at tbe
valley.
William Glascock, who bought the
Gilbert Edgington homestead, will
take a trip to Seattle aoon on bust
neH. He will return aboa' tbe first
of March and put in tbe summer Ira
proving bis land.
Oscar Cameron bas been kept busy
for tbe last month hauling lumber
from Kelley k Wisbart's saw mill to
Dukes Valley for buiilling purposes,
Oscar bas a fine tour horse team and
is rigged up for such work.
John Read and wife came out from
town to spend tbe holiday witb Mrs,
Read's mother, Mrs. M. L. Carnahan
W. C. Dodge and family spent
Christmas with friend and relative
in tbe valley.
We conclude by wishing every re id
er of tbe Glaoier and others (which
are few) a Merry Christmas and
Happy New Year.
ROSE HILL.
Mark E. Thomas left Tuesday, the
18tb, for Alberta, Canada. He ex
peels to spend a month or two look
ing over properly, witb tbe intention
of investing.
Mr. and Mrs. Marie m. I'nomas an
family and Mis Thompson attended
surprise party given Tuesday night,
By Hlhieir
WorRs
Ye Shall
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LARAWATO
with that of any large city
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the Jewelers
We wish you all
a very
Happy and Prosperous
New Year
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RELIABLE DRUGGISTS
Why Refer
to Doctors
Because we make medicines
for them. We teli them all
about Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
and they prescribe it for
coughs, colds, bronchitis, con
sumption. They trust it. Then
you can afford to. trust it
Ask your own doctor.
The best kind of a testimonial
"Sold tor over sixty years."
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RAGG:& CO.
iv-r'i pji.'i greatly aid tho Cherry
f cttoial la breaking ua n cold.
tbe IStb, at the borne of Cuas. Well
at Pine Urove.
Tho school board has decided on
having three more months of school
and have engaged the same teacher.
Miss Thompson will spend Christ
ma witb her parents in Portland.
The people on Hose Hill have been
kept awake for the last two week by
a pesky coyote. Several have set traps
for it but In vain. Ruben Elder bas
watched bis trap closer than others
and at lust his hopes weie realized.
Tuesday morning be visited bis trap
and to bi surprise found a good sized
coyote "aught by the foot. It took
all tbe lad's strength to drag it to tbe
bouse At hint there s peace and
quiet at night in ttie nelghb rhoo l.
ODELL.
After an illnoss of more than a year
Lee Udell patted away Thursday De
cember 20. llio disease which causttd
bis death was tuberculoid. The de
ceased was born in Hood River valley
13 5 ears ago and his life, with tbe ex
ception ot a short time spent in Can
ada some 11 yoars ago and a few
months Kpent at Stai Iiuck, Wash.,
last year, has been lived in tbe valley
which was bis birth place. Lee was a
big hearted man and bia friends were
many. In his last days hie thoughts
were not of himself, but of the wife
who has so faithfully cared for him
and who would be left so alone at bis
going. He leaves to mourn bis lost
beside bis wife, two brothers and one
sister. The sympathy of all is theirs.
Funeral services were held at his late
home Saturday, Ueoember 22, at 10 a.
m. Rev. Troy Shelley oonduoted tbe
sei views. Lee was laid to rest in
Pine Urove cemetery where his dbf-
ents and two brothers and a sister
rest.
Mrs. J II. Eetrert has been nnlt
ill, but it I thought she will soon be
well. Mrs. Mae Lhrok. who is a sis
ter-in law of Mrs. Eggert, has been
caring for her. Mrs. Khrck is Udell
primary teacher and shows her kind
ness of heait by lending her help In
ine way sne is aoing.
Austin Lot: It in an la vlsitins In Port
laua auiing vacation.
Everest Ghorinly. of Portland, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. S. J. Ennes
at Udell during the holidays.
Miss Margiieiite Sbellev came home
from Portland Saturday for a visit
witb parents, brothers and sisters
She has a position In St. Mary'i
auauemy.
Miss Margaret Raz left Hood River
Saturday for Portland. She will visit
ber mother and other relatives at
Hillsdale and her sisters in Portland
two weeks, when she will be gladly
weiaomea in uaeu.
The school meeting Saturday Ue
oe ruber 22, was adjourned until Mon
day, Ueoember 21 at 2 p. m.
Mr. Plluhnnnt loaded two oars oi
wood Saturday for shiciment over the
Mount Hood railroad.
Miss Mae Maaiker was borne for
Christmas. She attends business
college in Portland.
A. D. Moe, editor of tbe (! lacier.
accompanied by bis wife and son
visited at W. A. Lockman'g Sunday
v. i-f. wan ni , ui fvcieor, luauu,
arrived here Sunday for a visit witb
bis parents., Mr. and Mrs. O. W
Lalrerty.
Sunday was the fortieth anniver
sary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs.
U. W. Lallerty.
The people of Udell were favored
with three good sermons Sunday.
Rev. Woods morning and evening and
uev. Clark in tbe afternoon.
Tbe C. E. neld a Christmas meet Inn
Sunday evening. A special song by
me xvetis, appropriate readings and
refeiennes made an entertaining and
instructive evening. Mrs. Voung
leader.
Violet Masiker is home for the hoi
Idays.
m. liawtnoine s deep well caved in
and he tilled it up. Tbe formation
was such that It was thought unsafe
to work in the well or to leave it oren.
Wedding bells two.
The Ladies Aid of Odell wi'lgivean
entertainment in the oburcb the night
oi ueceuitier Jl. Uev. J. W. Jenkins
will be there' with his stereontioou
iews and illustrated songs will be
given. Lunch will be served in the
school house and a good entertain
ment and line supper will be provided
at reasonable price.
A literary society was organized
last Friday nlgbt witb tbe following
omoers: reroy 1. sueiiey, president;
Harry Conway, vloe president; Marie
Lockman, secretary and treasurer.
Meetings will be held every Friday
igbt.
Roswell Shellev reports that at the
Interstate convention at De Moines,
Iowa, be attended as a delegate from
Oregon, tbe west, middle west and
south were in favor ot tbe measure
for which tbe convention was held
hile the east refused to send anv
delegates. This fact is significant iu
as much as the east is the home of
orporatious.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
IN
LADIES'
AID RAW GOATS
SKIRTS
Don't Miss this $ale
A Texas Wonder.
There's a Hill at Bowie. Tex., that's
twice ss big as last year. This wonder
is V. L. Hill, who from the weight of
K) pounds has grown to over 180. He
says: "1 eutlered with a terrible cough,
and doctors gave me up to die of Con
sumption. I was reduced to 90 pounds,
lien 1 begun aklng l'r. King's New
Discovery ior Consumption. Coughs and
(.'olds. Now, after taking 12 bottles. I
have more than doubled in weight and
am completely cured." Only sure
Cough and Cold cure. Guaranteed by
Chas. N. Clarke Druggist. 50c and $1.
Trial bottle free.
FOR COLD FEET
Dr. Reed's Shoes lor Men
Strootman's Cushion
Sole Shoes for Women
If suffering with Cold Feet or Rheumatics you should
wear these shoes, they will do you good
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RAGG & CO
Need a good oathartio? A pill is
best. Say a pill like DeWitt's Little
Early Risers. About the most relia
ble on tbe market. Sold by Williams
Pharmacy.
E. C. DeWitt & Co., of Chicago, at
whose labratory Kodol is prepared,
assures us that (his remarkable dlges
tant and corrective for the stomach con
forms fully to all provisions of the Na
tional Pure Food and Drug law. Tbe
Kodol labratary is a very large one, but
If all the sufferers from indigestion and
stomach troubles could know the vir
tues of Kodol it would be impossible for
the manufacturers to keep up with the
demand. Kodol is sold here by Wil
liam's Pharmacy.
Rl TAIL
STRAY CATTLE
About I wo .hundred bead of ray cattle scat
tered and strayed from tbe mountains about
the head of Bager and tbe head of Hood River
that re likely to come out at Hood River,
Moeier, Eight Mile, Fifteen Mile, Tygh Valley
or Waplnltla,
My mark la a crop offthe right ear and un
deralope of the left. I think all my oattle are
marked with this mark.
My brand la a spear point or arrow head,
generally on tbe hip. All of my cattle
have this brand except a few of the "U"
cattle hereafter referred to,
Many ot the cattle were purchased by me
rom other parties and have their brands In
addition to mine. Among these are (1) "BM"
brand, (2) "heart" brand, (3) "K" brand, (4)
some bave the ''circle bar'
on the aide, (,r) '-D" brand. Borne of these cut-
"v urana aonoi nave my spear
WHOLESALE
THE DALLES NURSERIES
R. II. WEBER, Fiop-.
THE DALLES. OREGON.
GROWER AND DKAI.KR IN
FRUIT,SHADE TnCPC GRAPE VINES
ORNAMENTAL KLCj SMALLRUITS
Evergreen, Roses and Shrubbery.
Remember, Our Trees are Crown Strictly Without Irrigation.
WE CARRY THE FAMOUS
RED JACKET PUMP
"So Easy to Fix"
AND FULLY GUARANTEED
We can sell you a WIND MILL to run it too.
NORTON & SMITH
Opposite post office
brand, generally
tie with Ibe
brand. (8) "mlrrup', brand on the aide, (7)
"seven-op brand on the hlamr side.
In addition to these brands and some oth
ers not described, a good many of the young
euuie are iiiHmeu wan two noicues or aew
laps In the brisket.
Ansone seeing- anv ot the above cattle will
confer a favor by letting me know at The
Dulles, Oregon, and I will gladly dh v for any
tryuble In the matter.
azi AbFKKU B. H&iNNKTT.
H. SEYMOUR HALL,
Surveyor.
I am Qualified and Dreoared to do all kinds
oi nrm-cissa iana surveying. Accuracy guar
anteed. Those who wlss first-class work done
addresa R. F. D. 2., Hood River. Phone 60x1.
LIGHT CONSUMERS
TAKE NOTICE
Beginning Oct. 1st, '06, all
lay lighting will be charged
or at the rate of 1 cents
per candle power per month
lours from 0:30 a. m. to 4:00
i.m.
Hood Electric Light. Power and Water Co
BON TON
...Barber Parlors...
The place to get an easv
shave and first-class hair cut.
Our shop is metropolitan in
every respect.
Porcelain Baths in Connection
GRAY & RUSSELL, Props.
Buy Your Fruit Boxes
AT THE
Hood River Box Factory
and Tatronize Home Industry.
Best Quality Lowest Price
Home Made
Phone Main 71
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A Present
Which will be Appreciated
Deposit One. Dollar to
their credit in our Sav
ings Department. Re
ceive a Bank Book and
.Savings Bank Free.
4 Per Cent
We deliver without charge
First National Bank