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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1909)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER THPitSDAY, JUNE 17, 1909 Three Count; Court Proceedings. The monthly meeting of the county court wan held Monday, .June 7th and continued in eeaalon two flays. The following matters of Interest were passed ou by the court. The report of the road viewers ou road district No. :!, known as the C L. Holers road, was accepted. The eepoi t of the vlewera on the road naked for bjr M, F. Shaw and others did not, Recording to the court's opinion, indicate it to lie of sntlicient importance to warrant an expenditure from the road fund. The decision wos supplemented with the statement tli.it the county would ac cept the road if tee petitioners would pay the cost of same. At the request of cou Duel for a road asked for by W. L, ( lark and others the bearing www continued until the July term. An order of the court was Issued to the effect that all lulls must be filed with the county clerk three days prior to the date of sitting. In the matter of a petition from Fred I.arwood asking for the cor rection of an assessment on his prop erty which was assessed for Im provements thot did not exist, the court ordered a rebate of $6.00. The following claims were allowed: Busboug A Co., supplies, $27. W. 0. Copper, attendiug court bouse grouudf, $8. U. K. Castuer, fruit inspector, 118.50. J. 11. Dukes, improvements court bouse, $0. K. A. b'rauz, road supplies, 13.15, I-.. M. llulmau, hauling, $1. Hughes &, Weutz, express, iB.65. Electric Light Company, cervices May and June, 7. Ul. Heme Telephone Company, sn vicea court bouse and school supt , u Keir & Chss, supplies, 12.15, Jackson & Jackson, supplies, 111.80. L. E. Morse, incidentals, 11). ID. 0. D Culbertson & Co., Inciden tals, May, IS1.35. Hood Kher News, ptg., IV.50, T. A. Keavis, road viewing, 15. GO. E. E. Coad, iucidentuls I'eb. to May, $17.65. Jasper Wickham, services as deputy assessor, 8120. 0. W. Burtt, services, !) W. B. Brown, setvioofl, !). 0. F. Moise, ooustatile's services, 93 tX. J. K. Miokelsen, road supil ei, 133.45. School district No, '.i , rent school house, $1'JI) M V, Shaw, me ileal examination, $10. Hi Ceo. 1. Slocoui, supplies, 1X56 Stewart Hdw. Co., road supplies, 928.10. Transfer A Livery 0c , s iudry ser vices, !.'!. 50. D. J. Tiiebei, carpenter work court bouse, 91 65. S. A. Wherry, burying pauper, 912.50. W. L Clark, money advanced lab orers, 987 25. V. C. Biook, road vouchers May, 91850. 52. (ilacier, printing, 933.55 The Dalles Hospital, services indi gents, 957. W. B Scribner, care indigents, 918 90. A. Bocri, caie indigents, 95 Butf ilo S earn Holier Co., $25 Mrs. K. lieckstrom, ullowauoe for May, $8 Cauby Host Indigent Kund, 9100. WHITE SALMON. (From BnUrpriM.) Th school boaid met this week and selected the fcdlowing tmctiers fur the coming yeir: Principal, Prof Omen Bi-bop; lit As-iistant, Mrs. Inez KreeUat; 2ud AssistHiit, Mrs. E U. C'Keefe; 3d Assistant, Miss Hessie Booklund; Primary, Miss Net tie Cteason. J no. C. Wyera returned last Friday returned Irom his trip to ytlliugbatn. (1. (J. Crow wn in Hood Kiver last Friday on tnsiiie.-r. Mrs. A. H. Jiiwett urns in Hood Kivtr the first of the week. On' pofitui'SM h is just reoeived 7lHH) A Y-P postHgH stamp. Born To Mr. mid Mrs. J. A. Iny lor, last Wednesday, a 12 pound girl. Mr. and Mrs T. C. Hopper attend ed the revival sei vines in Hood Kivei Sunday. H. N. Uorbin and wife were in Hood Kiver last Sunday atteuding the revival meeting K. A. Pierce, the scenic photog rapher of Cascade Locks, was in town Thursday. l. W. Civen and family went ;o Poitbtnd Monday to attend the Kose Festival. Mr. and Mis. 3, P. Nac.ker went to Portland Ttie.-dny to speud the week at the Koi-e Festival We are glad to learn that Ernest Busseusliut is improving somewhat. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Miller, of (inldendnle. came down Weduesday tor a visit with then OHUKtuer, rars. Robertson, and friends here. , We have on display lo our window I two Hue SDUds Brown t y J II Law of i Apple Center. They are Urst ol-iss ! anrl sneBK eu ior Mr. sp 'cimeuH Law s ruucDj R. Fields is in the City of Roses this week. Rev. J K Craig went to Portland Monday to take la the festival (.;. N. Reynolds aud daughter, Miss Katie, of liiln.er, were in town Mon day. Mr. Oollioi of Michigan is here on a u-it to his daughter, Mis. H. L Siiiii sou Mr. J. U. Bib! and family, of Dol l Field. Iowa., aie lh guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Napper this week. N. L Ward, a prominent attorney ot (joldendule, was in ti wn last Sat urd.iy. C. M. Fowler, the traveling freight and passenger aaent for the Norlb Rank Koad, was B culler at nor olllce last Wednesdnv. Mrs. Robeit ( heyne, of Hartlaud, found that her :l year old girl fallen into tbe well, aud as she i..... ui.vant. for the children. bail Was she slid down tbe pump pipe and held the child utove water for au hour and n hslf. until her little boy could sum I Jl. . - ... M... noi.rt.ht. moo ner nuosa'iu s u .u. ; neighbor's, three fourths of n mile away. The obilfl was noooBtcl u when they eie taken Irom the water, hut was stored, and is now alright From tho Lj lo Correspondence. Roy HeHmon was ;n Hoed River on I business last luesday The editor and family were In Poit-: land Wednesday. Mrs 0. L. Hlxon, who was called bere a fortnight ago by tbe death ot j her father, Peter Croshong, returned last Fri lay to her home in North Yakima. Mrs. J. H. Law, who has been vis itiug tor a few days in Hond Kiv r, returned last Saturday to her borne in Apple Center. J. T. Thompson, of Hnsnm. man ! ager of the llnenm Ligbt and Power j Co., was iu White SMlmcn SBlnrdsy, I and made our office a pleu-ant mil. Mrs. E. W. Osborne, ol St Haul, UMBMlM by her Ificp, Mrs. W j B. Hill, of Mexico, arrived the tJrat of the week to speud the summer ou their ranch, Wautikode Mrs. J. C Maclunes, Mr and Mrs. W. H. Dean, Miss Bent ice Hyrkelt end.). C. Smithscu wire auinug tie viiitors to the Base Know Wednesday. J. H. Cinder, of Steven ou, can;e up Satur ay, transacting busiuess ami greeting old fiLrds. A. J. Smith and family, of Hood Kiver, moved to Ybile Salmon last Friday, and expeot to make tbeir home here. The Husuui Light aud Power Co. have completed tbeir line into White Salmon and will nave eleotricity running iu by next week. Wm. G. Cruse, State Bank Com missioner of Idaho, was here lest week from his home in Boise, and pun based 30 acre- ot Hue fruit land from the Estes Realty end Investment Co. The tract is located iu the Pine Flat neighborhood. W. Morris, formerly of this place, but now ruooiBf a harnesss shop at ( enter v ul , was down last Saturday. Miss Myrta Muggins, of Hood Kiver and Mrs. Alberty, of Lind, were iu White ShIiuou last Saturday transact iug busiuess and visiting Mrs. A. W. Kites A. Cheyne, ef Hartlaud, was a pleasant culler at oui otflce last Tues day. Mr. Cheyne has may friends in this country and always buds a wel come wbereever be goes. Mrs E. K. Cornett returned jast week from a short visit to Condon, Ore. Mrs. N. J. Cornett acompunied her borne, and will spend the summ-i her with her son and family. Mrs. M. N. Strettou and son, of Spokane, uriived in Wbite Salmon a tew days ago aud Imgan improving the laud which Mrs. S'ratton recent ly purchased from K. Field & Co. Ste is very favorably impiessed with the climate and future prospects ot White Salmon Valley, and will no doubt become a permanent resident iu the near future. Mr. P.. W. Osborne, Insuiauoe In spector for the Northern PaciOc, is spending a few days at bis ranob. Wantikode. Mr Osborne say In his travels over the country he has never seen a place the peer ut Wbite Salmon iu climate, beauty of scenery aud other advantages aud he is constant ly heariug tn- praises showered upon it I j the tiavelers he meets. Miss Natalie Williams arrived from Minneapolis Wednesday evening aud will spend the summer's vacation with her parents at Tawaseutha. Miss Williams was accompanied by ber friend, Miss Mariou Smitn, daughter of Judge C. L. Smith, of Minneapolis, who will bo her guest during the summer. Both young ladies have beeu a tending the University of Minneapolis the past year, but will go Fast this tad and will enter Wellesley Oi liege together. these charming young ladies are well known here wbo vteluome tbeir return. Think VriM Donald lirlgjrs. To my many friends aud patrons In Hood Kiver city aud county and else where 1 wish to express iu this man ner my hearty thanks for their sup port by which 1 have been enHhlsd to on one of the Saturday Evening foil's moutbly Shetland Pony prize contests. I am no ahead iu several other o mteits that close Augutt 1-t ad 1 hope that eveiyoie will help me win tbem. Youn truly, Donald Kliggs. The following latter from the bat nuiay Evening Pest to Master Don Id II iggs e.xplaius itself : Mr Don Id Brlggs, Hood Kiver, Oregon. Dear Sir: i ou have wou our thirty third Sheiland poov out tit, $100 id cash, oi the camping trip to Northern Maine. You rnnj have which ever yo. pre ler. As a matter of fact the pony outllt is worth Vi-ry much mure than the 3100 indicated as tbe cash .univalent, for each pony alone costs us lf0, to say nothing about tbe cart and hai rless and forwarding charges Irom Monmouth, Minnie. Please state your choice between these poizes and we will forward ao uordiug to your (.reference. We congiatulate you on your suo cess In winning this prize, and trust it may be the fererunnei of many other prizes to follow from other con tests now in pi ogress. Very truly vours, Tbe Curtis Publishing Comtany. Illngen after White Halmon. I he following taken from the Bin gen Observer would suggest that all is not as calm as it seems on tbe sur face Uu Monday last the town or Hiugeu h-.fl its name restored to it which had beeu stolnu tbiough trickery and other methods of wily While Salmon politicians, hy the Kailroad Lommls- sion who held a seanu beie to mi I quire into the matter. A more audacious steal and oow ardly action perpetrated on one com ' iiitiiiity by auothei, has not its ooun- i tsrpart in tbe United Slates perhaps. Ti e town of Hiugeu was laid out 'aud pi mlc I some 15 years ago and has had a post olllce foi 12 years, 1 while White Salmon was not platted until about three years ago, although it had been a small trading place tot several v-ais previous. Ou account . of a personal dislike ot the proprietor of the townsite of Hiogen, a perpet oui warfare has heen aept up by tbe .While Salmon boosters t." keep W u geu I i i he background and pruvent its advantages becoming known. fttMl Oak Poisoning Ballard's Snow Liniment cures it Mr (). 11. I'. C'irneliuc Turner, i Tegon, ritf lv wife lias discovered that Snow Liniment eurei "PolaoB Oak Poisoning," a very painful ironlile. She not only cured a case ot it iw her-ell, but on two of her friends who eie poisoned hy this same ivy. Prici 2.V, Me and $1.00. for sale oy cnas. .v Clarke. Mrs B. ). Austiu artlved Thurday from Red OaK luwa, on a visit to ber son, W. H. Austin, and family. C. EVERETT, The Practical Shoemaker, At Higgs' Old Stand. Fine Work a Specialty. Pastime Parlors On the Heights Fine Line Cigars and Confectionery, Soft Drinks, Stationery & Notions. L. B. STEVENS & CO. BARGAINS IN LAND Fi a tv acres at 40 per acre, $200 cash balance tin per month. Ten a res, three acres just set to trees, all under ditch; $150 per acre, 9300 down, M per month. Twenty-four acres; 130 apples 4 to 0 year's old. 300 two years old, all newly fenced, 2 acies in strawberries, build ings on place, 6 inches of water from spring. Price, $5,000 ; $1000 down and $800 uer annum until paid. 11 acres, 10 in young trees, $250 an acre $500 each and $500 a year on balance. J. ADRIAN EPPING PHONE M92-K. Open River Trans portation Co. Service between Portland, Hood River and The Dalles. Steamer J, N. TEAL OWNED BY THE PEOPLE Should lie supported by the People. We g've special attention to fruit shipments. Spacious accommodations for handling live stock and wagons. We solicit your patronage. E. M. Miller, Alt. Dorsey B Smith Mgr. Hood River Portland IDLMEfll BUSINESS COLLEGE ABM INI. i ON AN D TINTM PORTLAND. OREGON WRITE FOR CATALOG Tht 8eko.il that I'lacu Ton m a Oaod Petition Real Estate LOANS. RENTING & COLLECTING A Slieclaltjr of City Property, Residence Una, and Hiusll Tracts Close In. For Hargulus call on or address T. D. TWEEDY Hood Kiver Home Plume 1 IT. I. ARNOLD & RUPP DENTISTS WORK GUARANTEED. Crown and Bridge ,Work a Specialty. BROSIUS BUILDING. OREGON Shot Line and union Pacific 3 Trains to the East Daily Ttiroiuth i'nllnuui mundards and tourist laaDtna sari dally to Omaha, Chicago, xno kane; tourist sleeping cars dally to Kansas City; thrnngli Pullman mortal sleeping car iperaonaally conducted) weakly to Chicago. Reclining chair cars (seats tree) to the Kant dally. Leave. Arrive Chicago-Portland Special for tbe Kant via Huntington, dall):15 am 8 Mpm Spokane Flyer lor fcastern Washington, walla waita, 1ewisUm.Cneur d'Aleneand Great Northern points, dally 7:00 pro D:0U am Atlantic Express for the Kant via Huntington, dally 11:00 pm 7:20 am Portland-Pendleton local for all oolnts between Pendleton and Portland, dally 7:46 am fctt pm m wm m P Iff RIVER' SCHEDULE TOR ABTOSTa and (WW f, M. S:U0 P. M way points, connecting Dally Dally Willi ntcamerfor Ilwacf except except and Norlli Beach uleam- Hunday, Hunday. t HasHalu, Axh atreetlHalnrday, dock (water per ) KMX) P. M. FOR Dayton, Orevon 7K A. M. 7:30 P. M. Ulty and Yamhill Rlv- Dally Dlly er polnla. Ash mi eel except except dock (water per.) Hnnday. Sunday. TOR LEW 1HTON, 1:40 A. M. WOP. M . Idaho, and way points, Dally Dally from Rtparla, wash. except exept Haturday Krlday orrici hoi ks Freight Honae 8 a. m. to 12 noon; I to 5 p m. No freight received or delivered aftr 6 p. m. Passenger Depcit Hours fordellvery of ex press and haKgage will he 8 a. m. till p. Dt, WM. McMURRAY. 10 Acres For Sale All in trees, more than ball in bearing; 2 acres in straw berries. Small house aud barn, 3 inches of water. 3500 cash will handle it, balance loiig tune at 7 per cent. I'hofie 2058-L. A. B. Shelley FIRE CRACKERS DOCH SINO & CO. 216 First Street The Dalles, Ore. Chineee Merchandise, Wholesale and Retail. All kind( of Fireworks for the Fourth of July. Gilbert-Vaughan Implement Company SUCCESSORS TO J. NOTICE C. P. Uilberfc, (nrmerly of the Mt. Hood Hotel and C. H. Taufrhan, of the Butler Banking Co,, have purchased tile Farm Implement and Spraj business from J. H. Nickelsen and respectfully solicit a continuance ol the patronage of his former customers. u SEE j. k. McGregor For Good Fruit Land At S30 per arie Identical in soil with and cloee to Hood River. Stoves, Heaters and Ranges All kinds, New and Secona-hand. Big Stock of New and Beoond-hand Furniture. Carpets. Art Squares, Rugs Chairs, Rockers, Etc. Agent For CHARTER OAK Stoves and Ranges O. P. DABNEY & CO. HOOD RIVER APPLE VINEGAR CO. Manufacturers Pure Apple Cider & Apple Vinegar We receive Canning and Cider Apple from one season to another, paying market ju ice for the same. In ship ping over Mt. Hood U. K. or from Mosier there will be no transfer charge from freight house to factory. Patronize your home Industry and let us have your apples. HuntPaint& Complete line of PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES and BRUSHES HEATH & MILL1GAN MIXED PAINTS. Our Stock of Paper includes latest deeijiiiH in lilanks, (iilts and High tirades, from 10c Bp. A full tock of Boom Molding, Picture Rati, Plate 'Rail and a small line of novelties in Kramed Pictures. 0ALCIMO, the latest thing in Room Tintina, mixed to order. Painting, Paper UanKinK, Sign Work Home Phone lit) First and Oak Streets SA,0SqEQ3T STABLE Livery, Feed and Draying.. D ADVISE YOUR FRIENDS "The Best Way" To Bee Hood River Canyon and Valley is via Mt. Hood Railroad A RIDE ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM DUST Train leaves Hood River 8 A. M. every day and returns 6:10 P. M. Spend your Sunday in the mountains. A. WILSON, Agent J. H. DKALKH IN Staple & Fancy GROCERIES AND HARDWARE SOLE AGENTS COR Majestic&Mesaba Ranges and Stiletto Cutlery Hood River Heights R. Nickelsen MOSIER, OKEGON Wall Paper Co. STRANAHANS & RATHBUN Hood River, Ore. HurseB houglit, sold or exchanged. Pleasure parties can secure first-class rigs. Special attention given to moving furniture ane piRiios. We do everything horses can do. GILL Oregon NEWELL, GOSSETT & WALSH CIVIL ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS Ol Portland. Ore. P. M. Morse, Mtjr. Hood River Office, In Davidson Building Survey. Plana and Intimate for Railroad, Irrigation and Water Power Projects, Land Survey. Subdivision and Topographical Map. GOULD & SNYDER PLUMBING Steam and Hot Water Heatino; All jobbing proniptlyjattended to. TRANSFER & LIVERY CO. AGENTS FOR THE REGULATOR LINE OF STEAMERS. Hauling, Draying, Baggage Transferred, First Class Livery Turnouts Always Ready. Phones: Wharf float No. 14-F. Office 5 R. E. Harbison A. L. Newton BOXES Crates and Fruit Packages of All Kinds. Band Sawing and Other Wood Work Given Special Attention. Saw Filing and Mill Saw Repairing Hood River Box Co. Hood River, Ore. Home Phone 175 Tents and Wagon Covers Carriage Trimming Summer Lap Robes, Gloves, Etc. Harness Made to Order GEORGE IRVINE, Hood River, Or. HOOD RIVER ABSTRACT CO. J. M. Hi H M KI.I7.I K, 8KCHKTAKY ABSTRACTS, INSURANCE, CONVEYANCING and SCiRETY BONDS. We Iihvo tho only complete net of abstract books in Hood River County ami are in a piwition to execute all work with proinptneaa and accuracy. We represent toma of the best old Una lire insurance companies doing biuineM In Oregon and can give the best Kite Insurance obtainable for tbe money. -:- Our reputation at) conveyancers is known to all. All of our work it guaranteed, -:- Come to us when you want Surety Bonds ot any description. Office in DAVIDSON BLDG, N. E. corner Cascade Ave and Third St. Home Phone HOOD RIVER, ORE. CENTRAL MEAT MARKET Ph. C. YOUNG. Prop. Fresh and Cured Meats Lard, Poultry and Fish HOOD RIVER, ORE. Phone Main 6 Free Delivery JOHN LELAND HENDERSON, I'res. MARION 1. HENDERSON, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public Vice President S. E. HENDERSON, Sec.-Troas. Hood River Land Emporium Real Estate, Loans, Conveyancing and Surveying Conveyancing and Surveying a Specialty. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED The President of the Company is prepared to do Surveying and Civil Engineering Work of all kinds Harness & Saddlery Harness Made to Order and Repaired Lap RobesHorse Blankets, Tents, Wagon Covers, Water Bags, Etc. Davenport Harness Co.