The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, April 09, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textjfour HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THOAflDAY, APRIL 0, 1908. 1 CORRESPONDENCE ODELL. C. O. Huberts and ton, Charlie, t li lted the family rf Win. Ehrck one day lust week. Mr. Hicka hat saw mill io operatiou in the Tucket timber, south of J. II. Efwert'a, and quite force of men are at work there, includ ing lOKKera and other employe. Last 1'iidny Mr. and Mra. U. W. l.-fferty, ot Odell lft tiood Kier hound for Weiser, Idaho, where tbey ill lalt tbelr daughter and frleudi. 'I heir many frienda wish for tbeni a pleasant journey and rest assured their flslt will te ao enjoyable one. Mra. Paulina TalmaRS, of Portland, and little daiiRbter, Koaalle, are at too home of Mra. 'ralinage's parenta, l;r. a ml Mra. Troy Shelley, where they will visit for a time. The following memopre of Hazel ISebeksb Lodge aooepted the kind In vitation ot Laurel Hebekab Lodge ot Hood Hirer to meet with the latter lat Friday evening: Mr. and Mra. (J. G. Maaiker, W. A. Lookman, L. K. Claik, Mra. J. K. Crosby, Messrs. C. K. Maslker and O. H. Ehrok. lbe membera ot Laurel Lodge proved tbemaelvea royal entartalnera aa well aa excellent lodge workera and aet banquet tit tor a king. TbuHa who attempted ooming borne Friday night aucoeeded in arriving at borne In time to begin the day'a work Satniday. Tbe revival meetinga conducted by I'ev. Oood are receiviug much atten tion and good crowds are in attend ance. Rev. and Mra. Fold are making friends ot all whom tbey meet and their presence here will be productive of much good. U. F. Smith waa a Portland vlaitor Iaat week. Leita Bowerman, who baa auffered uiuob pain from a gathering Id the ear, la improving rapidly. Dr. Brosl ua la treating tbe ear. Mia. P. T. Shelley baa been quite ill, bat li reported muoh Improved. M. D. Odell held eerviaea at Dukea Valley last Sunday. J. W. MoDonald la ruabing the work fur tbe East Fork Irrigating Company na rapidly aa possible. He haa a foioe ot six men employed. BELMONT. Mini Margaret Kiokeleen la going to stay In Hood Kiver. She wlil be uilnsed in ilelmout. MIsh (iulse, of Adams, Ore., la vis iting ber aunt, Mra. Nunnamaker, at tbe Keystone obeiry ranch. Ernest liliilock leaves Tuesday with bia team for Kelso, where be will work this summer. Howaid Isenberg came up from tbe Looka lust week and la at bia parenta' Home quite alok. Mr. and Mr. Arnold spent Sunday nt Mr. and Mra. M. P. laenberg'a. Mr. and Mra, John Wilson spent Thursday with Mi. and Mra. J. W. Davis. Robert Jones la having on addition built to bli barn, lln also Intends having bis bouse remodeled. Will Sommerville baa tbe ooutraot. J. W. Ooovert, of Dayton, Oregon, is working in lieltnout. He intends moving bia family here for tbe sum mer. The Ladies' Aid spent a pleasant so cial afternoon last Friday at tbe love ly borne ot Mra. Hherrib in Barrett. Dainty refreshments were served by the committee in obarge. The M. E. oholr and Sunday school 'ire praotloiog an Eastern program. Ninety-one were present at Sunday BCihuoi last Sabbath. Park graugeraara bringing in names fur membership at every meeting. Last Friday night li took tbe third uud fourth degrees. Refreshments were served. Mr. Farrell la helping plant trees on the plaoe knewn aa tbe M. 1). Pot ter ranch, now owned by Mr. Mo Km land. Spraying, planting and plough ing are being doue also. A. A. Qatobel baa moved on Dr. Tuft 'a laoch. Duma Jones baa a dandy turnout and looka quite swell driving into town. Nothing too swell tor Bel mont. Mra. Will Kins is expected borne from lbe Dalles hoepital this week. Mr. uud Mrs. Charlie Miller tpeut Sunday at F. U. Cburcb'a. Mra. Moore, of Clue Ornve, apent Sunday with ber aister, Mrs. Fannie Merrill. Mr. and Mrs. Pierce were able to attend church last Sunday. BARRETT. Mra. K. C. Sbenleb entertained tbe Ladies' Aid ot tbe Belmont M. K. church on Friday. Unite a goodly number were piesentaudan aiternooo tea waa served. From reports all apcnt a very pleasant hour together. 0. E. Markhammadea trip to Port land on Saturday lust expecting to pucbase a new stump puller. Well, yes, C. E. needs one just now. The Nordei brothers have atarted to do some cleaning up on their land In Methodist lane. Will Davis, 0111 energetio superin tendent o tbe Hood River Irrigation District, has acted wisely by purchas ing a bronobo. Will can now get about much faster and save time and money fot tbe district. Miss E. Jones, of Camp Lookout, left for lbe Dnlles last week, where tbe expeots to be for tbe next month attending to tbe aiok. E. E. Johnson baa moved into Bert Heath's bouse on Rocktord avenue and will commence at once to work for C. E. Markbam. B. F Kadleman, our road supervis or, has now a force of men uud teams hauling gravel onto tho roads. Wa hope the'' Ben will nut forget to dump a few loads of gravel oil tho good work be did between the Kockford and B. F. Shoomuker's curuer. Then we will have a good road foi some time to come. W. C. Adams bas bud the rock cleared off hla land and ploughed and oommenced to plaut his fiuit trees. W. C. baa doue quite a good piece ot road building opposite bis land by hauling on tbe rooks and layiug them in good shapj. If others would take tbe hint and put the rooks on tbe road we could have Rockford avenue tbe best road in the valley. Suppoue it will ooiue In time. DUKES VALLEY. Dukes Valley was shadowed list Sunday with sorrow and sympathy when the news was circulated that Roy Slooom bad met with an accident wbleb cause ! tbe loss ot bis left hand. Roy waa carrying some fuze and caps. The fuze was cold mid be thought he would see if it would burn. He set it on Ore and tbe caps be wsa cariying went off in bis baud, tearing it all to pieces. There whs quite a crowd at the school house lnut Sunday and they organized a Sunday school. It Mill meet at 1U:,!U each Sunday. All ure luvited out to take a part in this work. M. D. Odell made us quite a talk and we would be glad to buve him with ua any time. L. E. Roberts bus puiohused tbe store building from J. E. W hitler and we would be glad to see hi in put in a stock of goods, as Mr. Roberts is a straight, honest njnn. We believe be would do well. Thomas Cameron is visiting bis brother, J. O. Cameron. MOUNT HOOD. Rollie Spaulding came back to "Old Mt. Hood" last Thursday. Tbey all come tack, no matter where tbey roam Joe Hess and Clifford Thomas wont to Eastern Oregon last week to get a taste of ranohiug. Martin Urihhla Inft fur tha Hull Run leseive laat week, to do duty as loresi ranger. Jake Lane mid Tnurunru Pmlilv ra. turnod frouiEustein Oreguu ou Wed nesday of lust week, with a buuob ot horses belonuiun to vuriona residents of Mt. Hood. Tbuy have wintered in tbe buuob grass country and are iu flue condition. Miss Mabel Kooutz is visiting hei sister, Mrs. Lou Baldwiu, ut Mt. Hood. Mr. Candy, who is on the Huokuoy place, moved bis family up to the plaoe last week. Mr. and Mrs. Welob returned last week to tbt-lr place at Mt. Hood. Sioce tbey left here tbey bate been in Eureka, Call! , nioet of tbe time.cou iug from Priueville here, however. Mi. Welch's hi-Hltb la much better at Mt. Hood, ao tbey hate come back to reisde Roy Stafford, of Oregon City, apeut Sunday at Mt. Hood visiting friends. Warren Cooper returned from Ash land Wednesday. Mrs. Cooper came with him from Tbe Dallas, where she has been staying with ber sister, who is very ill. W. S. Uribbie haa bad bia store re modeled putting in oew shelves and enlarging tbe store room. Ibis baa been needed for a loog time and in deed it makes lbe store very moch more oommodioos. At tbe grange meeting laat Friday evening tbe brut six billa to be voted on in June were discussed, lbe dis cussion waa very interesting, lbe literary program oooslsted ot fa roe entitled, "Wanted, a Husband," giv en by Misa Myrtle Tomlinson. O. A. Knox and J. P. Cooper, lbe paits were very well taken, especially Mr, Knox as tbe Dutchman, receiving much flattering comment from the audience, lbe next grange.meeting la to be Saturday evening, April 18. in stead ot Friday, aa tbe ball will be occupied by tbe primary election on r i way. Mr. J. C. Jones died last Friday morning at 0:30 o'clock, after an III ness ot about tu years. He bad been oouHued to bia bed only about a week, when the end came. He waa sur rounded by all tbe care and atteution a loving family could devise, but it was a blessed relief to bim to be free from pain, which had been bia por tion tor so long His wife and sou. Charles, and daughter, Lottie, ware witn mm at lue last. His eldest son, James, who resides in Sun Franoiaio, waa sent for, but did not arrive in time to see his fatbei alive, lbe fun eral waa held Sunday at tbe residence. liew Branstotter conducting tbe ser vices. Two appropriate selections were sung by tbe oboir and Rev Branstetter made a veiy comforting and beautiful talk. Tbe sei vices were brief, after which tbe remains were taken to tbe cemetery for interment Th4 pall bearers were chosen from flnds of tbe deceased, being Jamea Laugille, A. li. Billings,C. A. Poddy, Jesse Davidson, H. C. Rusb and W. L. Oweu. A large number of friends attended to do boner to their esteem ed nuighhor and Mend. It ia aaid to be the lot ent procession at Mt. Hood, there being 34 teems. Tbe aer views at the grave were eboit, tut im pressive. Loviug bands bad lined the grave with eveigreeos and flowers, wbiob foudnd to take away tbe harsh ness of tin separation. The floral ofiaiiugs sent by friends were many and very beautiful, being tbe last tiluute of affection that could be ot tered by loving frieuda A Twenty Year Sentence. "I llfLVA hint MllnnWpd nt.m-Hntv vnr - - i - - - - - - j - health nentenee, imposed by Bucklen's Arnica salve, wuicti cured me ot bleed ing pile just twenty years ago," writes (). K. Wnolever. nf LeRavuvillo X Y. Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals the worst sores, boils, burns, wounds and cuts in i ne BiiorteHi unie. ztc. at Unas. iN. Clarke's drug store. COUNTY COURT. County court met in regular ses sion, with tbe Hon. A. E. Lake, judge, presiding. Other court o di cers present were: II. J. Hibbaid and C, li. Stongbtou, commissioners; S. Bolton, cleik. ThefoUowlug proceed ings were bad, towlt: The following bills were examined and the clerk iustruoted to draw war rants in payment of same: E. L. Rood, road money dis trict No. 8 t 200 00 Cbas. Engol, road money dis trict No. 14 50 00 T. C. Ward, road money dis trict No. 34 250 00 C. 11. Brown, O. A. R. fund 50 00 II. Lorenzen, money road dis trict No. 11 100 00 Hans Lege, money road dis trict No. (1 250 00 Emma Beokstrom, pauper 8 00 E. L. Roo money road d lu ll lot No. 10 100 00 E. L. Root, salary Supt. road district No. 10 52 50 an ALARM CLOCKS Are Specially Needed this Time of Year. WE HAVE THEM. Also Extra Large Line of Watches and Chains Buy Your Watch of the Watchmakers AEA WAY ii-C iSipeci&Sties! We have now on hand a full line of Our own Preparations Manufactured Exclusively by Ourselves. To Secure THE BEST PRODUCTS on the market we have devoted long and careful study and experi menting. You can see this line in our windows some in process of preparation; also samples of all our finished products. Each and every one is guar anteed by us to give perfect satisfaction or money re funded. Let us show our K- C line and be convinced KEIR . CASS SMITH BLOCK 3C RELIABLE DRUGGISTS HSTSj For the Children To succeed these days you must have plenty of grit, cour age, strength. How Is it with the children? Are they thin, pale, delicate? Do not forget Ayer's Sarsaparllla. You know it makes the blood pure and rich, and builds up the general health in every way. ThM rhl lilraa mnl aonlblT kaft IM bMltfc inc.. II,. Wow.U r. ill proper tun4ttlua. Cot rwt any mn.il rat In b lm mmI! tattuij bjJ.C Ayr Ot.. IwH. M ila nanfflMtiNrs f yers AUVHJOt, AOUB CUM. MEUV PSCTMAL. Vikiniiwiiiil wkllh th formn'M f ft'l r .4tetM. A. D. Moe, printing piooeed- Inge 18 00 C. O. Wetmore, wlary Supt. road district Np. 13 62.50 Di. Wm. Shackelford. examine Insane and medioina 10 00 J. R. Nickelaen,aupplietroada 34 50 tians Lag, freight on sup- plies roada ' 10 20 Alex Stewart, supplies loads 12 90 E.O.PeaseCo.,suppllsscounly 60 Ulasa k Prudbomoia, supplies - county 68 50 D. McDonald, supplies R D. No. 6 13 70 Iriu llodson Co., supplies county 17 50 Wm. Cook, depu'y sheriff 9 00 P. S. Plummer, board pauper 7 70 H. Hei bring, supplies county 13 00 O. R. Castner, fruit Inspector W 10 J. E. Rarnett, work assessor's office 54 00 A. O. StogsdlU, Incidentals 28 55 Fred W. Malkey, rebate tax 14 50 1'. B. Fried ley, woik load district No. 16 64 25 L. L. Darla, money R. D. 17 IX 00 K. A. Uriffln, road viewing 30 40 A. W. Mohr, aurveying roada. 47 10 J. H. Shoemaker, road viewing 40 20 W. U. Huskey, salary Sap. R. U. No. U 167 50 3. T. Nelt, ex. visiting schools 40 45 I. J C. Nlokelsen, supplies county 7 16 Dufur Lumber Co., lumber roads 01 34 O. H. Stougbton.servioeaCom. 26 75 Mike Callighan, money R. D. No. 27 300 00 J. M. Mcfounell, money R. U. No. 24 100 00 B. Bolton, stamps, expressage 21 95 11. i. llibbard, services Com. 41 80 Klfreda Dworsbaok, work clerk's office 11 00 AIexUtewart,auppliea load dis trict No. 9 26 00 A. Stewart, supplies road dis trict Na. 11 41 90 P. Tel. & Tel. Co., nse pbouea 10 CO Tbe Optimist, printing 31 00 W. A. Johnston & Co., sup plies R. D. 20 8 50 J. R. Lake, woik registering voters 20 00 D. V. Potlog, worn sherlU's offloe 66 50 J. A. Douthlt, justioe fees 22 30 J. II. Harpei, ooostsble lees . 32 85 Lena K. Vance, wltneaa fees justioe court 5 90 Susie B. Vance, witness feea justioe court 6 90 Model restaurant, meals jurors 3 50 H. F. Kadleman, money road district No.5 (special tax) 300 00 li. F. Ladleman, money road district No. 5 200 00 li. F. Eadleman, salary super visor road district No. 5 100 00 W. Oauger, constable feea 6 00 Chas. Quong, board pauper 39 60 Mrt. S. K. Miller, board In digent . 10 00 J. Kirobhotf, repairs court bouse 18 00 A. ft. Lake, supplies pauner 1 20 Walt her Williams Hardware Co., supplies roada 123 24 Tbe Dalles hospital, care In digents ' ' 198 00 Ouy Woodworth, money K. u. wo. a 100 00 D. A. Howell, money R. D. No. 33 200 00 Lane & Sexton, supptlea toads 33 90 J. Borao. witness circuit oourt 11 90 John Crste; same 2 00 A I Turner ; same 9 00 Ouy Morton; same 10 00 Loulie Bonoml ; same 10 00 Mary Bonomi; tame 10 00 Luoile Bonomi ; same 10 Ot) Mra. L. F. Sandoz, ; same 10 00 O. W. Cook, juror circuit court 40 40 F. B. Friedley ; cam 9 00 R . Covert ; tame 2 00 Home for the Aged, care ooun- ty poor 40 00 V. A. Cochran, money road district No. 32 100 00 J. B. Oolt. work sheriff' a office 70 00 A. W. fJtiOig, money road dis trict No. 30 100 00 BARGAINS AT BRAGG'S pecial this Week Laces About 100 pieces in Val. and Forshire Lace for this special Sale at 1-4 of regular price. A chance to get lace cheap HANDKDRCHIEFS Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, a good one for common use and cheap at 5c. Special for this sale 3c or 35c a dozen. Extra value in hemstitched Handkerchiefs, regular 15c, special, this sale, 10c or 3 for 25c. Embroidered Handkerchiefs good values at 25c; special this sale, 3 for 50c. Dress Skirts 40 New Skirts just re ceived. The very latest Designs, all first class tailored in Blue, Brown, Black and several diff erent weaves, for nice Skirts these are real bargains that you have have to see to appreci ate. Special reduced prices for this sale. PEARL BUTTONS Regular 5c Button. For this Sale, 3 dozen fir 10c F. E. McCorkle, money road diatrlot No. 28 100 00 B. F. Foreman, money toad diatrlot No. 31 100 00 Whereupon oourt adjourned. A. E. Lake, Judge, tl. J. llibbard, Com. O. 11. Stoucbton. Com. Atteat: S. Bolto-. Clerk. DOCTOR USED D. D. D. IN HIS PRAC TICE. Eminent Physician Says This Great Li quid Prescription Is Certain Care For Eczema. Still another Eczema specialist cornea forward in enthusiastic praise of D. I. D. Prescription, the wonderful i-xternal remedy which cures Eczema and other similar diseases like mapic. He is Dr. C. 15. Holmes, of Silver City, Mise., and in summing up his impressions of the ttartling cures D. D. . has effected, he aavs : "1 have been ueinp your D. D. D. for four yearn with uratifvimt results. Tis AS NEAR A SPECEFIC FOK HER PES, ECZEMA, PS01UASIS, ETC., AS IS QUININE FOR MALARIA " Dr. Holmes is one of hundreds of physicians who nee D. D. 1). in their daily practice. The 1) D. D. company allows phyaicluns to uce their remedy with the understanding that they tell their patients what it was that cured theiu when the terrible itch has been wiped out, the skin healed and tbe raw wound covered over with soft white skin. D. D. D. is not a nasty pasie to smear the akin and clotiiiiiy, but it Is a clear liquid. It is adviseable to upe T). 1). D. soap in connection with D. D. D. Prescription. I Is any further proof of the curative powers of D. D. D. Prescription neces sary? That remedy is sold at Keir & Cass' drug store, Hojd River, Oregon. Come in and let us show you convin cing proof that D. D. D. will euro your skin disease. Even if you have not de cided to use D. D. D. remedy come in and explain your case anyway. Call for Bids. Seated bids will be received at tbe otlloe of tbe reoorder of tbe city of Hood River. Oregon, until 6 o'olook p. m., Monday, April 6, 1908, for tbe gradug ot Pine street from tbe center lino of A street, now Third street, to tbe oenter line of Stranaban Avenue, now Iwelfth street, as provided by oidinanoe No. 116, wbiob ordinance passed tbe Common Counoil January 20, 1008. These bids will be opened publicly at 8 o'olook p. id., of said day at tbe city ball. Plana and speoi floatlooa can be seen at the offloe of the reoorder npon application. Tbe Common Counoil resrive the right to reject any and all bids. Dated at Hood River this 30 tb day ot March, 1908. J. R. Niokblsen, City Reoorder. MOSIER .Fruit Lands. in I a ri;e or small tracts. Some very good land at low prices at present. Good growing community. Six miles east of Hood River. AUn homesteads and re linquishment. Parties wishing to buy will do well to writ s or see GEO. CHAMBERLAIN Mirier. Oregon Notice. Subscribers to the now Dumas (Neal Creek) road fund, lists for which were circulated ty J. L. Langille, A. M. Kelly and J. M. l.enz, are hereby re quested to pay the amounts of their subtoripticos to tbe Butler Hanking Co., in whose bauds receipts for tame have been placed. Mt. Hood Development League, by II. Li. LiiDgille, Sec. and Ireas. for bnrgains in real estate see Ros well Shelley, Caison, Wash. "Home-phoneit" Don't get on the waiting list for the new Home Telephone. A per fect nerve tonic. Everybody de lighted with the modern, up-to-date service. Work to cut in the long list of rural lines will begin at once. No charge for service till March 1. Ask your neighbor to let you call up "0" and place your order. u Home Telephone Co. I wak touH o,vn stcck pooos rv l3;;:g SKIDOO HORSE AND CATTLE TABLETS Crush and mix in feed or sail. Proper dooe in tablets Makes Your Stock Look Like the Top Price For HorKt, Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Fowls. They are made from the active principle or the coDdenaed eaatnee of the dni. They don't contain Sawdust, Ashes, Chop Feed or Bran. Are iu -t RhU7r.?H H 000Cond,t,on T.blrta, or SKIDOO Worm, Kdney, Chicken Cholera. Blister, Cathartic, Heave. Fev. ,;, Hot Cholera, D,stemper, Pink Eye, Colic tablets or Louse Powder. Spavin iCors or Barb Wire Liniment. Distributed by THE BLUE BELL MEDICINE CO incorporate Capital stock Moo.ooo.00; Watertown, South Dakota U. S. A. ''ne uw" For Sale by Hanna & Peigo. 1 :;) If THE TOGGERY Has just received from New York a fine line of ready made, money worth MEN'S CLOTHING which is worth more money than we are asking for it. Come in now and select your Spring iSuit. We also have for young men a Hue Friend made and Alma Mater Student Styles that are winners. The Royal Tailor made to orderStiits are the best ever. We will take your measure and guarantee satisfaction. Come in and see this tine line of samples whether you want to buy or not. R. H. COsitOW, Prop. ...Mount Hood Store... W. S. GRXBBLE. Proprietor. Dry Goods Ammunition Boots and Shoes Hardware Graniteware Hay Grain Flour Feed Full line of (in.ceries ...Hood River's Leading Druggist... . ' ( i jou leave your i.rvm-r i.tinn u,ti, ,,, ri r i V. Filling Prescriptions I With Pure Drugs with pniiafaimi In both patient and nhveiciaii ia ann.A it you leave your insc-riition with us. Ve have gaiinxl a reputation for rclia bility bv miiiplying Pure Fresh Drugs In all our prescriptions. V!ien vnu bring your prescriptions hern von 'a-e sure of ideal ser ice. THE GLACIER PHARMACY, chas n. clarke THE DRUGGIST KivtR, OREGON I