The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, November 18, 1909, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextBRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. The Dietz 8tudio for photos. Land Plaster at Whitehead's. Cold boiled ham at McOuire Bros. Wienerwurst and sauerkraut at Hart's Finishing for amateurs at DeiU Stu dio Home Rendered Leaf Lard at McGuire Bros. Best line of Hpray Nozzles at McDon alds. Shasta Water Jack can furnish you with oysjer coctails by the glas9, quart or gallon. Wienerwurst and sauerkraut at Hart's Halt prioe sale ot millinery of this week unitl Thanksgiving at the Style Shop A Chicago manufacturing firm has purchased a ranch id the lower White Salmon valley, through Leonard Fowler, a traveling man, and experts to eiect a handsome bungalow large enough for occasional house patties. 1'be ranch tuildiugs will be among tbe best in the valley across the river. Wienerwurstand sauerkrautat Harts' Our work guaranteed. Oelti Studio Kuy your L me and Vitrol at White head s. A complete line of hardware at Blow erst Bros. t reaniery Butter at Me- and Alfalfa Seeds go to gone wrong take Selected Orchard Lands 20 Acrei-Improved. Located in center of West Side. 5 miles out on county road. Nice location, fine soil, good drainage. 15 acres in two year old orchard in good condition; there being 875 Newtowns, 800 Spitzmberg, and 210 Arkansas Blacks, Jonathan;, and Wagners for pollenizers. Balance of place in meadow and pasture. 5 inches of water stock goes with place. Price $11,000; $3,000 cash. 40 Acre Unimproved, near Summit Station. No better red clay soil in the valley; all goou orchard land with aood drainage; irrigated from Last Fork Irrigating ditch. On main county road. The buyer of this tract can double his money on same in one year's time by planting it to orchard. Price S8600. IO Acre Half mile from city limits on Belmont road ; all in orchard except a half acreH where there is a cliiHter of nines and oaks reserved for a huih'inu snot. There are 300 Newtowns .in. 1 Snitzenliertis con.ing 5 years oh n xt spring; 140 Newtownx and 4 Ark-an-. 8 Blacks for polleni.ers coming 3 ars old next spring; IS twelve year ii'd trees of assorted variety for family use and a 4 year old family orchard of 17 peiches, pearr, cheiries and two walnuts Six acres of strawberries be tween row. The soil is a rich easily wrrked Lam; 5 inches of water goes with the place. This property lies ideal and is a good buy at $12000. 20 Acres Unimproved, about 7 miles from Hood River on the East Side high and sightlv; easilv worked red shot soil; all good orchard laud; under the ditch. Some oak and pine timber. Price S150 per aero. Kasy terms. 26$' Acres improved, About 7 miles east of Hood River on county roa ,26 acres of wnich is in ona year old commercial orchard of Newtowns and Spitzen bergs, pollenired with Ort leys ; two acres in strawberries ; fine red shot soil. In proved with small five room house ami oarn. Price 8500 per acre. 15 000 cash ; balance 5 years at 7 per cent. g34 Acre all under cultivation, 2i miles southwest of Hood Kiver;clay so I, easily worked ; good drainage; one mile to ecliool and church ; place lies Dicly ; there are 100 Yellow Newtowns, 20 Arkansas Blacks and 20 Jonathans, oil n vmr old. and 50 one veir. old peach trees as fillers; the place under cultivation and under the Price 84500-terms. 25 Acrl-improved. Ix-ated 3 mile of town on the main county road ; tor., . -iji.t rootn house, lariie bam ; etc. Water is forced into house from large spring. . There ae 57 Newtowns and Spitzenbergs and 86 Red C heeks 9 and 10 ears old; 158 mixed trees, mustly apples, and 41 prunes all in full bearing; 580 Newtowns and Soil can begs and 81 is all ditch. A-kunsas Blacks 3 and 4 years old; 38 Kantnwns and 100 Arkansas Blackv one year old. There goes with the place team, cow, chickens, buggy, hack and met of the small tools and implements on the place; free water for 1 acres Price SIHtMMP. HOOU casii. 22 Acres unimproved; good day 1 s u soil. 4 miles sonthwest of town on n ..in conntv road ; comparatively level ; fine r'rans'ge; 3 acres cleared and plowed, the balance all slashed and burned. Can all be planted to orchard at a cost of 85 per acre. New two room house on place. Price M50 per acre. 36J0 cash. Devlin & Firebaugh Leading Dealers Swetland Building, Portland, Ore It. R. B. 4 T. Co. Bidg, Hood Rive Hazel wood ( litres. For Flower McDonalds. If your shoes have them to Johnsen. Fresh bread delivered daily by Parker Bros., Hall building. Miss Hunt, Public Stenographer, Room 14, Hall building. If you want shoeB that don't go wrong go to Johnsen's. Money to loan on improved farm land. T. D. Tweedy. Full line of Lowney's Bon Bool and Chocolates ae-Hoes'. Best line of Sien's gloves in the city at the Davenport Harness Co. I. iii" anil Sulphur Solution in any quantity, at Whitehead's. Highest market price paid for veal and chickens. McGuire Bros. Get vour spray hose from McDonald. Clean new stock, no factory scraps. Sweet cream and home-made ice cream at 1'arker Kros., Hall onihling. Free delivery. C. VV. Edmunds, M. D. Eye, ear, nose and throat. Summer office hours, 9:15 a. m. to 4 p. m. Phone 33121.. If you want to huv or sell real estate go to On thank & Otten. Money to loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and legal papers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. The Singer sewing machine is the cheanest on the market. Biir discount for cash this week. Sold exclusively by Paul Hubbard's Music House. Have yon heard these songs: "Lone some," "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now," "Mv Pony Boy," "Take Me Out For a Joy Ride," and "When I Marry You." Come to Paul Hubbard's Music House -and listen to them. You will want some of them. Hood River Yellow Newtown Bweel Cider, made from hand sorted and washed apples, lour grocer will de liver same fresh and sweet at 35c per gallon. Ten acre tracts of tine apple laud at $100 down, halance on easy terms. You can double your money in a year. O.J. Nelson & Oo Smith Block. Carnation, Holly and Butter Cup Milk, three caiiB for 25 cents, at C. S. I rue s on the Heights. Paul Hubbard handles the Singer sewing machines. Iok at the Singer and you will want to buy it. Boss & Richards are the Hood River agents for the Hazel wood Co. ami han dle first-class butter, eggs and cheese. Blagdon & Ferguson have opened a barber shop next to Lane S Gibbons and invite the patronage of the public Fresh Olvmpia oyssters for sale by the quart or gallon at Boss & Richards. Fletcher & Fletcher have a few large spring chickens dressed to order. Shoes made or repaired at Jolinpen's. Heinz Chow Chow in bulk at the Star Grocery. Members of the W. O ., pay their assessments to B K Barrett, at me Star Grocery. J. and L Hawley will give 25 per cent discount on all trimmed hats, Sat urday. November 13. Parker Bros., in the Hall building, serve hot and cold drinks and make a specialty of light lunches. Jackson & Jackson wish to have all outstanding accounts settled immedi ately. Persons knowing themselves to he in debt to the linn W II please call at their otlice over Smith Bros.' store. Gray & Spauldiog, tailors, have es tablished brandies a' Mosier, White Salmon, Pine Grove, Uee, Mt. uooa and Cascade Locks. E. H. Hartwig's office in the Smith Block will be headquarters for Lyle apple land. This land is identical with the Hood River East Side, and can be bought at ridiculously low prices. O. J. Nelsou A Co. We are reminded by the display win dows at Morlan & Goodman's store ol the fact that in clothes making the ob ject is tcj iring out the finest points of garments. In the old days it wa-die Mli of window trimmer and salesmen to hide deficiencies. The past ten years has "witnessed wonderful changes to methods. 'The tree trows as the twig is bent If you want your boy to In; happy and wealthv in manhood, start to train him . 1 1. i u:.. now Oct mm a pass oook num one bank and he will soon learn the value of bank account for himself. The money he will save by the time he is twentv-one will lie valuoble to him, but the habit of "Conomy and knowledge of banking will be of even greater benefit. Th Fihst National Bank, Savings Departmant. Mrs. Grace Mulford is ill with ty phoid fever. Born io Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Van Allen, a girl, Monday. Attend tbe "Spiuetere' Conven tion" at the opeia house to night. HhK price sale of millinery ot this week until thanksgiving at the Style Shop. Kahryn, the eight year old daughter of James McUain, is ill with typhoid fever. V. A. Jones, of Portland, spent sev eral days 011 bis ranoh in the valley last week. The U. B. Kensington will meet with Mis. S. E. Bartiness Friday afternoon. Tickets for the Spinsters Conven tion tonight are on sale at Clarke's Drug store K. W. Jamiesou, a Tucoma attor ney, spent Saturday looking over tbe valley. According to Dnan's population directory teceutly issued Hood Kiver has 3,000 people J. L. Henderson went to Portland TiiuHday to attend the State Bar as Bociatiou meeting. Bishop Paddcck, of Baker City, was bero Sunday and held services at the Episcopal church. There will be a tine lot of old maids at the npTH bonsa tonight for the "Spinsters Convention. " tj. Nnohora was the lucky one to 'em-ire the watuh given away by the Hem theatei last week. Drover and Hoy StnshM, ot Dufur, visited their sister, Mrs Charles N. Clntke, here hist week. Mrs. C S Mason has joined her buehaud here afttr spending 11 few w eks in Aberdeen, Wash Mrs. O B Hartley and Mias Gladys Hartley bare goue to California, where triov will spend the wiutei. Dan Mah 1 and wife returned to Portland Monday after a week's visit wilb bis parents, M. 11. Maber and family. Mrs. W. I). Hadley and children returned Mondav ofter a few days visit witb F. W. Clarke and family at Tbe Oalles. Alex H. Btooks returned to bis homestead near Chenyville Friday, after speuding several mouths on bis ranch near Odeli. Tbe Kebekabs entertained the Odd Fellows witb a banquet, in the lodge trail Monday evening, which was followed by an Initiation. W. K. Laraway wife mid sou, Thrnston, went to Eugene Wednesday to visit Beth Laiaway, wbo is openiug a very tine jewelry stoie at that place. E. O. Wolf and wife, of Dayton, Ohio, passed thiough here Saturday on their to visit Forest Hates and family in tbe White Salmon country. A handsome gentleman's watob, now on exhibit in Arthur Clarke's window, will be given away by the Gem Wednesday evening, November 24. North Bank schedule effective Sunday Nov. 7th: West bound train" "top at Underwood at 9:3 a m. and 5:32 p m., east bound trains 11 :48 p. m , 7 :48 p. in. and 11:37 p. m. Miss Prudence I'ntterson returned Saturday to her home in The Dalles after visiting friends here. iShe was accompanied home by Mrs. George Slooom and two obild'en, 400 acres of choice apple land at 125 an acre, 10 miles from Hood River, at Lyle, one half cleared; worth double that for potatoes and hay. See our samples of apples in Hartwig's office. H. J. Arnett, formerl.: taggage 11 an at tbe O. B. A N , depot bere, called on friends Saturday and was accompanied by his wife. Mr. Amett is now in the stage business In eastern Oregon. Kiveralde Congregational Cburch. Rev W. C. Oilmore pastor. Bihle School 10 a m. Worship and sermon 11 a. m. Music led by quartette choir. C. E. meetiug b':4;. Evening Worship 7 :30. H. D. W. Pineo and his fattier wsDt to Portland Saturday. Mr. Pioeo Sr weut on to Vanoouver, B. 0., to meet hiB wife and daughter, who came out from Boston over the Canadian toute and will come to Hood Kiver. V K. Wlnanswas in Salem reeentlv and was interviewed by a reporter of the Journal there, tn whom he out lined a plan to install a million dol lar water plant on Hood Kiver. Mr. Wlnnus, while in Salem Hied water rights on 20,000 horsepower along Hood Kiver. Camps One and Two of th Stanley Smith Lninter Co.. were closed down Saturday for the winter. About 130 man from tbe camps bare come tbrnugn bere In tbe last few d'ys on tbelr way to the cities where they will put in the winter monhs The mill Is runnolg but as P Is necessary to cut tbe Ice to get the logs out of the pond be eaws will probably be shut down soon. K. H. Cosbow was In Portland Tuesday. N. C. Kvsns was in The Dulles last Thursday. A. Whitehead returned Friday from Wenatchee. A. 8. Kier and wile went to Port land Thursday. Mrs. A. A. Javne was a visitor to Portland Thursday. 11. K Albee, of Portland, was in town Saturday on business. Go to the opera house tonight and bear what the eld maids think. Mies Nettle Buok, of Portlaud, spent Sunday with her parents, A. O, Buok and wife. Mrs. J. W. Baker left for Portland Friday to be witb her daughter, Mrs. Seneca Fonts, wbo is ill. Mrs. Auuu MoDonald, of Morrow county, Is visiting her sou, Mayor D. McDonald and family. You can have n lot of fun for 36 oents at the "Spinsters' Convention" io tbe opera bouse tonight. Cliut Wood and his mother, Mrs. Alrfed Wood, lett Monday for Los Augeh'B where they will speud the winter. W. T. Adams, of Eugene, spent Friday here the guest of his t rntber, Kev. A. J. Adams, of the Christian nhiiroh. J. V. Van (Jon by aud wife, of Macou, 111., spent the Mutter part ot tbe week invetsigatiug orbcard lauds iu tbe valley. For sale One pair ot Ohm. Id pheasants, everal Rhode Island Red Cockerels aud one oream seperator nearly new. l'bone 1833. W. E Sherman and wife weut to Portlaud last Thursday tn visit trienda for 11 few days. Mr. Sherman went to Albany Saturday for the festi vities of the Shriners there. James E. Montgomery, was In Port land Saturday uigbt to attend the annual dinner of the Stanford Club there, on the date of the California Stanford rugby match. John Taylor drove iu from the East side yeB(erday. He says all his neigh bora are di inking Folger's Golden Gate Coffee and he took two 0 pound tins borne witb him. W. G. Banks and wile, Mra D Mortimer utid Miss Lulu Mortimer, ot Minnesota came to Hood River last week and looking attei orchaid lands In which they are interested. The Sknmiuia County Pioneer aiys that the George E. O'Brvou, of Stev enson, is endorsed hy all the attor uevs of Hood Kiver in bis candidacy tor superior judge ol the distriot across the 1 Iver. At the Unitarian ohuroh, there will be services at 11 a. p. m. Kev. annul nayes will preaoh in the morning Sunday in., aud Sargent on "Tbe Worth of Work" and at vtsper service on "Indurstrlal hduoatiou. Sun day school will begin promptly at 0:45 a in., and close Ofteen minutes before tbe morniug service. Alfred Montgomery, the "farmer artist", wbo wss in Hood Kiver las year bas attracted considerable atten tion in Portland during the last few days iy parading bis eccentricities ud tho lecture plat'Orm, Sunday even ing he managed to clear the house be fore the finished bis lecture iu the White Temple. A recent North Yakima dispatch to the Oiegonian stated tbat the nialn terminal of tbe Milwaukee extension to tbe coast would be In Portland in stead of on Puget Sound and tbat the Orleutal trade would be handled out of tbe Columbia river. According to tbe toute outlined tbe new road will come down the Klickitat valley aud across the Columbia In tbe vicinity of The Dalles, branching there with one line to Portland aud the othei through Hood Kiver in coming down this side of the Columbia aud another taitloid no douht opeu up many new markets in the east for Hood River fruits. A. D. Moe took his son, Forrest, to Portland .Monday to consult special ists and an operation ot a tor a mas toid abscess was performed Tuesday morning by Or Hicks Fenton, at the St Vincent's hospital. Ibe youth was taken ill two weeks ago aud threatened with pneumonia, alter which he had a severe earache. Ex amiustion showed tbat the abscess bad reached tbe mastoid cells and an op- ration was necessary to save bis life The operation was successful and he D now getting along nicely. There can be no better evidence of the increasing interest In the White Salmon Valley than Is manifested in tbe office of the Development Leagoe I'be seroetary, Mr. bewla, 1- Kent busy sending out literature and etiseriiig correpsundrnce of mi inoreaeng number of Inquirers Ihese Inquiries come fiom all parts of tbe country as well as from foreign lands. Ine Wbite Salmon Valley is rapidly becoming Known as a mecca for men wbo expect to go Into tbe apple culture. Nothing but the best at Hart Bros. Jacob Hoetz was iu Portl ind Satur day. H. B. Morton was in Portland lues day. Get your 1'hauksglrnig ham'iit Hart Bros. E, L. Kleiner was in Portland this week. Mrs. Flla Akers, of Dee, visited here Saturday. M. Dumas, of Portland was here 11 busiuess Mouday. Di. M. F. Slmw and wife spent Tuesday In Portlaud. Oet your Thanksgiving ham at Hart Bros. McGuire Bros., will have a oil supply 1 f turkeys for Thanksgiving. Miss Fliazbeth Kimball left Mon day to make hit home In Portland Mrs. John Otteu want to Jeftrrson, Ore., last 'Thursday to visit ber sou. D. C. Clapp returned Tuesday from tbe east, where he baa spent tbe past tour months. The Odd Fellows will have dergee work tonight followed by an uyater supper. M Shutt, ot Heppuer, sheritt of Morrow county, was iu Hood Kiver Monday. Read that week advertisement of G. V. Udwardl & Co. The places men tioned are all bargains. Ask us. Nell Mc Donald, of Trout Lake, was here the latter 1 ait ot last week vim. uiH bis brother, D. McDonald Sheritt L E. Morse and wife re turned last Thursday from an extend ed visit with friends aud relatives 111 the east. J. R. Steel bas sold 190 acres of un cleared land iu the middle valley for James Joss to Jiimes E. Wood, for 112,000. John A. Wilson and wife left Mon day for Six Prong, Wash., were they will vis't their son, Austin Wilson for a oouple of weeks. Get yonr Tbauksgiviug bam at Hart Bros. Any growers, who bad apples trozen during tbe last freeze, may dispose of them by calling up tbe Hpod Kiver Vinegar Co. Phone oOK. George K Wilbur bas bought the Weygaudt farm ot HO acers wtii h bas oue of tbe highest orchards in the valley being lot ated at an elevation ot over 2000 teet. There will be 11 big Thanksgiving dance at the Piue Grove Grange HhII, Thursday eveuiug, November 25 Everybody is invited to come aud have a big time. Mrs. F. W. Radford and daughter, liutb, left Monday foi Dos Augelea, where they will spend the winter. Mr. Kudtord auoompauled them as far Portland. Hait Bros., a ruu well stocked meat wagon into tbe valley, going on the east side Mondays and Fildays aud on the west side Wednesday aud Saturdays. (Jail up phone 82 for Hpecial orders. The ladies of tbe Unitarian church will bold a "baked" sale at Wood & Hoggins grocery next Wedntsday, the day before Thanksgiving. Special orders for plum puddings, fruit oake, other oake, doughnuts, pies, tc, should be sent to Mis. F. B. Newby. Kurf A Hardlnger sold 40 acres In Die middle valley last week to J. H. Host, of Portland. lor 1126 an acre. .) K Steele, through whom the sale was made nas been given me uuniraet to olear'lt up aud will pat a foioe of uien to work on the place tin merit -alely. Miss Dorthy Gilbeit, ot Portland has accepted tbe position of piivate teacher fcr tbe chlldreu of W. K. Winans Miss Gilbert is highly SO complished young lady being able to tench the English branches, vocal and instiumental music, French and (Jst man. The members of the Hood River Viduiiteoi Fire Department will hold a Grand Ball at the Odd Fellows hall I'bsokSglviUl night November 25 The Newman five piece orchestra will tuinish the music ami a good time is assured all wbo will give the Ore lad dies an opportuui y to show bow well they oan entertain. The Thuiaday evening whist club, which was to have met this evening at the home of V. C. Miock, bas been postponed on account of Die rieath Of Mr. Brock's brother. Usorge Brook, at Dallas, and will meet two weeks from tonight at the home of T. J. Kinnaird. . I I 1 I "I I I i 1 1 1 1 i I I 1,11 l Have You Seen That line of 65c Books at SLOCOM'S BOOK STORE 500 Titles just arrived. Contains a lot of books that soil for 1.50 every where. Can be bought for 65c only at Slocom's Hook Store. Look them over, and select the ereftm, - SLOCOM'S BOOK STORE Abstracts Loans Insurance Land Scrips We have the most complete set of Abstract Books in the County. Our records are ex act copies of the transcribed records of Hood River County. We can make an ab stract in the shortest length of time. Try us. The manager of our Insurance department is a man of very wide experience in that line and knows Idh business. We also handlegovernment land scrip. We are read v for business. We want your busi ness. We know we can please you. We do Convey ancing. Waucoma Abstract & Investment Company, Inc. HOOD RIVER. ORE. Eliot Bldg, Next Door News Office The Best Line of Water Bottles, Fountain Syringes, and Combinations in the City POSITIVELY A NEW LINE AND GUARANTEED FOR ONE YEAR FROM DATE OF SALE Eureka Maroon Water Bottle, 2 Quart.... Eureka Maroon Water Bottle, 3 Quart.... Eureka Fountain Syringe, Quart Eureka Maroon Combination. 2 Quart.... 1.50 . 2.00 . 2.7o . .'.00 ChlMffO Exhibit Brins; I'Irired. A letter from Jopfa A. WIllOO, Io GhlcitKO Btates tbat it wan Impos lhle to et the space for the curium! disphy of fanoy Hood Kiver appltiH nut to (he O. K & N.. Hood Kiver display, as tbe spsos bad bcea engag ed for two mouths. Ha stated bow ever, tbat goo I space was arranged for aud that work was stalled iu placing tbe exhibit Tuesday of tbls week. Reliable White Combination, 2 Quart 2.25 Reliable White Combination, Quart 2."o Bulb Syringes From 50c to L.25 Plath's Drug' Store Formerly Hall's Drug Store THE DRUG STORE ON THE CORNER Order vour ThaukMgiving turkey from McUuIre Hros. Mrs. B. (J. Smith in 111 at the Cot tage hospital with typhoid fever. Freud Eautern and Olympia Oysters at I)e Busfey's Oyster House by pint, quart or gallon. There will be a big Thanksgivio ' dance at tbe Fine Urove Orange Hall. Thursday evening, November S5 Everybody tuvitsd to oome and bam a big time. .Nothing but the best at Hart Hrc:.