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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1909)
HdOD RIVEK GLACIER trTttltaDAY, NOVEMBER 111808 five Ahso : j " -- anaadds iuiiw rx . oi the food Mrs. MOSIER. i another week at the Christian chinch under the ahle leadership of llev. Arthur Kuherleft for Portion! i Williams, State Evangelist, hundiiy, where she will reinmo a short time before leaving for a visit with lelatlves io tbe East. Mrs. E L. (1 rah mi and Miss E. Kenny were passuugers to Hood Hirer Monday. Mr. aBd Mrs. P. M. Iluuter, and son (J V. 11 on tor and ite, returned Tuesday evening from a dip over part of tbe oonst country. J'hey pur chased a stock rancn on the Alsea Hiver in Llnclon (bounty, at:oi t nine miles west of tbe city of Alsea, which is In Uentou County. They aie now making preparations to move down thai e about he middle of this month. Irene Fisher left for Hood Hiver Wednesday where she will stay with her gran iniotlier, Mrs. A. Wood They expect to leave a in week or two for south in California, where they will spend the winter, hoping to benefit Mrs. Wood's health Mr. H. Craft oame down from near Mt. Hood luesdiiy evening and re turned Wednesday with tome of bis stock. Ceo. Ireland and old resident of Mosier, sulfeted a btroke of paralysis Tuesday eveniug, never fully regal u log nousloiiniiess. Death relieved him shoitly alter 7 p. m., Thursday even ino. Mr Ireland was a native of England, coming to America when a lad, living in Illinois and Mlasouil, until 1892, when with his family he came to Mosier, where b lived until his death. He leaves a widow one daughter, Mis. V. C Young, of Mosiei and three step children, is follows: Mr Mary Fiirrbh, of Colo rado, John and Edward Etatis, of Mosier. I he services were held at 11 a m, Saturday from the Baptilit Church. Interment at the 1 () 0. V., cemetery . L. Lamb left the tlret of the week for a few weeks visit with relnthes at Dayton, Wash. Frank Macey and wife, of Hood Knei and Mrs. Em 11 Lamtert, of Portland, came to attend the funeral of their giaudalther, Mr. Uoo. Ire and John P. Koss, arrived In Mosier Tnesdny eveniug. He oomes from Pinsacola, l lofi ia, and has I o ght it I). Evans' ranch near town auu will toon move there with his tamilv who ate no in Portland. Mr. Ki.ss tl a brothel of 11 M. Hos-i, of the Mnricr Valley Hank. 1 i spite of tbe rainy weather, elm en undaunted members of tin Ladies A d, venture I foi the last rturnnnn. and ioeot a few hours very pleaaatitlj at the home ol Mrs. N. A Hunter Mr N P. Sturgess mid family hare moved iu'o town for the winter. li it Middleswart and family have moved near Mt. Hood ou a fruit ranch, where he will have charge Miss Mary Middleswart oame home from Portland Wednesday evening where she has been attendiug busi ness college. Mis. A. Forsberg is getting ready to move with her family to Portland in tne near future. Miss Nellie Weberg eturued to Portland Saturday alter visiting ber sister, Mis. Win. Johnson Mr. and Mrs tieo. Parrish an 1 son, spent Sunday In Hood Hlver with rel atives. Ceo Cn imberlain spent a day in Portland this week on business. W. U Carr has moved bis family to Cooks, Wash, whre be has taken a contract of clearing a large tract of land. We are sorry to chronicle the sad news of the death of Mr. James t hat Held, who with Ins family came heie Horn South Haven, Mich, less than a year ago, purchasing part of mt. Hi. J. Middleiwatt'l pi-ice. The change seemed tc help him for awhile, and until about two weeks ao, when he was taken bedfast, failing steadily nut il Saturday night, when the end came. Mr. CliatHeld was a native cf Pennsylvania, being 6(1 yeais of age. lie leaves a widow aud two children to mourn his lots. Hoy D., and Miss llai I who with the mother and sister lu law, reside in Mosier. Services were held at the residence at 1 p. m., Monday. Interment at the Odd l'el lows oemeteiy, at.:! p. m. Mosier friends extend heart felt sympathy to the family iu this daik hour of bereavement. v, . . ... .( uif worn. .mrs. MUM will aci as asst. postmaster after this I be school grouuds are being ol'aned up aud all the stumps and rocks removed, wbyh ri i -s bKi per oent dirf! 'rpoee In tb pearance of 'he . re. ir'roin ihr ol. server.) Mr Allen, ergineei Stefe Highway I C inroissi n Wtl in town Wednesday, ! and made arrangements with Mr W. W. ttaokin to go with him today ovtr a portion of tbe I ante of siir- ! vey he is making tor a slate road j from Lyle to connect with the survey already made Iroin tbe "'est to the i north east corner ot the Itingoii j towntltt and theu abandoned. Those wh.i have been ou i the route whtOh' Mr Allen propose:-, to run a suivey. j say that is uuite practicable and will open up an outlet toi a lame niuuhei of settlers. We understand Mat tin surveyrus aie now this sHe ot Lyle wmking this way, 10 it will not be long before it Is known officially w bet her the route is a practicable one or uot. tine of the largest orchard tracts being developed iu this section is that ot the Mt. Adams orchard Company ucai Iiilmei'. r or some time the management has been securing tracts ol laud in that vicinity until uearly 1,000 times now constitute one ot the largest tingle oichards proposition 'u the uorhtwesl. The large scow puronased by the, ClHsena of Hiugeu to couveit In to a il ut in dock, has been a long time coming, but it arrived ou Monday aud is anchored. It is likely that the looatCm will be at or near the present lauding pluee which is an ideal spt for a do 'k ol this description. 'lhe Bingen precinct vote was as follows: Kei ublioan 10; DtmooratSl Socialist 7 Prohibition 1. Only about 60 per cent of the vote was cast. Mi. and Mrs. Peynclds returned Sunday from a few dBys visit to Salem, Ore. a i ,u nn i v k w h . ; i I'ueh ol the chief nr (Suns ol the body it a iluik in the Claim of l ite. A chain it no stronger than ita wciikent link, the body no stronger mi its weakest organ. If there is weuknesa of atomach, liver or I unfa, there ia a weak link in the chain of life which may snap at any time. Often this so-called " weakness" ia caused by lack ol nutrition, the result of weakness or disease of the stomach and other organs of digestion and nutrition. Uiseasra and weaknesses ot the stomach and ita allied organs are cured hy the uae ol Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. When the weak or diseaaed stomach ia cured, dise. ses ol other nrgana which seem remote Irum the stomach but which have their origin in a diseased condition of the stomach and Other organs of digestion and nutrition, are cured also. The attonti man has a strong stomach. Tak the abuve recommended "Dlacov try" and you may have ttronsi stoat' ach and a strong body. Given Awav. Dr. 1'ierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, new revised 1 ditinn. is sent free on receipt ol stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send 21 one-cent stamps for the hook in paper covers, or M stamps for the cloth-hound vol ume. Address Dr. K. V, Pierce, liuffalo, N. Y. First National Bank Hood River, Oregon HOOD RIVER Manufacturing Engineering Co. V8UCCE880R8.TO J. J. LUCKKY) Phone 305M General Machine Work and Blacksmithing Hood River, Oregon at Mount Hood Store W. S. GRIBBLE, Proprietor. Dry Goods Ammunition Boots and Shoes 1 1 ard ware G raniteware Hay Grain Flour Feed Full line of Grocerie The regular annual meeting o( the liockholder ol the Hood River Fruit Growera Union for the election of offl ccrs and transaction ol such other liusi in'8 as mar come before the meeting, will be held Saturday, November 13, at 10 a. in., in the Opera Route, K. N. Hknhon, Pres. nil E, II. Bhvabo, fc'ec. UNDERWOOD. The "railroad up the White SjI inou" ia the chief topic from Uude' nood to Trout Lake these days, and things certainly look very eucouniiie- iiiK- l'wo ri 'ht-of way men are In the Hold at Uodeiwood, aud are understand that they are arranKiiitf to;- a rinht .f-way toi a tlume to trin Aiiter to the lower country as well as fur a raUtoadt realising that it Kill be to their interests to develop nil the conut aloiiK the line ol the roa i Bl rapidly as possible: The "Even ioK IVIeKiam" uuder da'e uf Novtm ber 1, has to say alio, it it: "This hitherto quiet valley is aKO over the nrnbable invent of a rail road. Per the last mouth a survey iuu oiw has been ruiiuinK a prelimin ary survey from Underwood, t the month of the White Salomn liiver to l'rout Lake, follow in the river all the Aay to the Trout Lake Valley proper. Then the surveyors kept to the south of the valley, ruining ineii suivey directly DOrtowect, Ki iuti up to I rout Creek as tai BlUolar An enthiii-i:itsic mass ueotlug was held at the Hibool house at Trout lake Saturday evening, when the represen tative citizens Biid propertv holders oft the valley were present to meet the obiaf engineer, Mitton L Bald?, of Spokane when he preseuted tba matter ot builoing a inllroart from Uodeiwood to this pale, lhe citi zena o( this section are BOixOUl for thenc.ininK ol the iron horse, and ,,N-,)rPHoed themselves willing to do ail tbev could, committee com poaad oftfaa lolloaing men was ap pointed by Cbalimao, Wililiim Cnate: Chris Uuler, Haramn Thode, William Coate, O. J. Smith. This oommittee will solicit nuht ul way tor ine pro posed road, aud the engineer stated at the meeting, that if nc fuither diiliiMiltlHH tires nted themselves, a construction would begin duys. " K. B. Adams is building a house on the Wind Hiver Oo's at the foot of the hill, MOSIER .Fruit Lands. in lari;i' or small tracts. Some very good land at low prices at present. Good growing community. Six miles east o I Hood River. Parties wishing to buy will do well to Writa or ace GEO. CHAM BER L AIN Mosier Oregon !('osit your funds in this Bank, w hose phenominal growth is due to its Strength and Permanence as well as its courteous and con siderate attention to the ut't'tls of its customers. in (id new land and will move WrlTfaHal mm Jl IJbdM The kind that makes the break- I fast real Coffee through and through always the same. j, w Your grocer will grind it .ab better if ground at home not I 2 too fine. I i mm 7 ! I .. F. S. STANLEY, Pres. J. W. HINRICHS, V. Pres. E. O. BLANCH AR, Cashier V. C. BROCK, Ast. ( ash If Old Ways Were Always the Best if new The world of business would have stood still old wavs were always the best. It is the h things that have made forprogressan I prosperity. We recognize new ways and new ideas in our Drug Business us soon as we hlieve they mean for better service for customers and our policy in that direc tion proves itself riglvt hy adrug service not sur passed elsewhere iu the state. CHAS. N. CLARKE The Glacier Pharmacy i i Wm. Cooper and Nephews TREE SPRAY FLUIDS VI FLUID V2 FLUID IS FOR lSJFOR Winter or Spring Use Summer Use ON DORMANT TRKES When Trees are In Bud or Leaf It Kills H Kills SAN JOSE SCALE Codling Worm, Oyster Oyster Shell Scale, Eggs Shell Scale Insect, Wooly of Insects and Spores of and AU Forms of APhis' , Pear and Apple PSYLLA Fungi, Mosses and WITHOUT INJURY TO LEAF Lichens. or ulossom. NO SEDIMENT TO CLOG NOZZLES Mixes Instantly With Cold Water Immediately Ready CHARLES G. ROBERTS, General Agent Sold by D. McDONALD, Hood River a..HH-H-H-H-!-H-H- iH"t I HUM H One and One-Third Fare VIA Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry. "THE NORTH BANK ROAIV TO Special meeting aie continued for down in a few days o aa to be nearer V 'A healthy irstei docs likect lOd voun hnis tu eat. w;i to bakw gootl things- Tl ie citsi- to h.tke successfully i by OLYE The Square Deal Store Is the place to get your Wagons, Buggies, Hacks, Plows, Har rows, Cultivators, Spray Pumps, Hose & Nozzles, Gasoline Power Spraying Outfit, complete wgt. 328 lbs. Myer Cog Gear Hand Pumps guaranteed to give satis faction. The right kind of Hose Nozzle and Fittings. Extension Head Disc, Harrows with wheel trucks, Garden Tools Planet Jr. Spokane and Return ACCOUNT National Apple Show Tickets on Sale November 14 and 15, Inc. Limit November 25th. Final J It. is an aid t rather thanatcsl of vour ahiht Jr. nam is pmnlnVUtl 111 I llH 111IU1M, 1 nmdnittioD l evtrv Bwk Cb(ib o..i..,.t,..i uriii western wlical IIUI11 ?" ..... iu ti.i.inlv ftlmmca -t t I ovei v j - '...i u ti... Iii-st miihIiTIi tiietlimls thiit s why Olympm reach? yn mi I It l.f i, I Mil lllltl 1 clean, so pure, ' uwui. .. I. L-iii-li ..i.itn yiliibCrr Cloan, ho imre. w lie.!.....,,.. . XftlMlEaT t)011stl.afsvhy it mke8iM:li ud j , tblii(Ctoeat A cm Insist upon Olympic -lhere l.n'l any 1: j just as ood."r y in 1 . PORTLAND FLOURING MILLS CO.. DAYTON, WASH. : w s r. Seeders. I have in Stock Rub beroid Roof ing, House Paint, genuine Avenarius Carboleniu-n, Cooper Spray Groceries, Flour and Feed. Stumping Powder, Caps and Fuse. HOOD RIVER DAIRY Guaranteed Pure Milk Prompt Delivery to Any Part of the City PHONE 310X P. M. MORSE Duvldaon UuildiiiK CITY ENOINBBR SURVEYOR BLUB PRINTING MMim. F.,r NEWELL, GOSSE1T & WALSH CIVIL ENGINEER aixi SURVEYOR. Portland d. Mcdonald Home Phone 174 Third St. and Cascade Ave., Hood River, Oregon F. H. Coolidge Dealer in Elfiin, Waltham, Hamilton high grade Watch es. All Repair Work given prompt attention. Satisfac tion guaranteed. F. H. COOLIDGE WatfhmaRer Q Jeweler Dcxjr West room formerly Occupied by the Davia Millinery. Don't Leave the Hood River District Without Investigating . i t it Natural advantages for fruit Mosier Valley sXi.iiS last two yearH but aro not over half that aaked for limllai land in other WOtlOM. By now before the apeculatore add their profitn. COMMERCIAL CLUB OF MOSIER MOSIKR. OREGON. - SIX Miles East of Hood River, Oregon
