HOOD Rf Vf R GLACIER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1910
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ODELL.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Coe went to
Washougal last week for a visit with
relatives and also on business.
P.T.Shelley, of " Sandy, has been
here for a short visit with his parents,
Kev. and Mrs. Troy Shelley and
with other relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Taylor, of Port
land, returned to their home Tuesday
of last week, after having spent
several days visiting at the home of
their niece, Mrs. W. P. Kemp. Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor stopped ower here on
their homeward way from a visit with
Mrs. Taylor's sister, Mrs. Hattie
Crockett, of Rupert, Ida., and neice,
Mrs. Thos. Wheeler, of Nampa, Ida.
Mrs. Clyde Lvman is here for a visit
with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. T.
W. Atkinson. Mr. Lyman and his
brother and father, have disposed of
their interests at Goldendale and they
expect to go to California to reside in
future.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Zeller went to
Portland last week for a visit with rel
atives and friends for business
reasons.
Gladyn Davis was taken to Portland
last week and placed in a sanatarium
for treatment for typhoid fever. At
this writing he is reported very ill, but
we hope soon to be able to tell of his
satisfactory recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Craw, of
Portland, spent several days laBt
week looking after their interests at
Udell.
Unique invitations are out for an
entertaniment at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. T. W. Atkinson next Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Kelle Zeller and Mrs. Wendel,
of Portland, are here for the apple
harvest.
Mrs. Wm. Ehrck, is reported improv
ing very satisfactorily. She is now
able to dispense with the services of
the special nurse, but has not been
removed from her private room.
Lynn, Letha and Aubrey Davis have
been ill with the measles.
Gladys Crosby went to Cascade
Locks last week for a few days' visit
with her friend, Mrs. Scott Ballard.
Mrs. Chas. Davis went to Portland
Sunday to visit her son, Gladyn, who
is very ill in a Portland sanatarium.
The trial Karstertter vs. Pflughaupt
last week resulted favorably for Kar
stetter, but the defendants were not
satisfied with this result and appealed.
Udell was unusally fortunate Sunday
and enjoyed a splendid sermon by Rev.
Hansaker, of Hoed River, in the after
noon and another by Rev. Crenshaw
in the evening. There was also a C.
E. meeting differing somewhat from
the ordinary, but profitable.
Next Sunday afternoon, Rev. Han
saker will again be with the people of
Udell.
OAK GROVE
L. H. Arneson and family, of The
Dalles, are here looking after their
ranch, and are the guests of Mrs.
A meson's father, R. B. Lindsay.
D. F. Stanfield and Charles Sherrell
returned Sunday from a two days'
hunting trip beyond Green Point with
a fine 250 pound deer.
John Lindsay is able to attend to
his work as Fruit Inspector for the
West Side, though his rheumatism has
caused him considerable trouble of
late.
J. E. Hall and sister, Miss Jennie,
returned Monday after spending
few days in Eastern Uregon.
A Halloween Dance will be given
Friday evening, the 28th, in Uak
Grove Hall, with Charles Fisher and
Dow Stanfield as moving spirits.
A son was born Sunday evening,
Uetober 23, to Mr. and Mr. W. S.
Crapper.
DUKES VALLEY
Jack Roberts returned to Duke's
Valley Sunday, having been at work
with a hay press near The Dalles.
Mr. Scott is in our valley looking
after his place. He cleared about 6
acres last winter and intends to clear
more this season and set it to trees.
Mr. Cherry raised a crop of spuds on
the 6 acres he cleared last winter.
Duke's Valley is without a Sunday
school and as the Sunday School
was postponed until some time in Ueto
ber, why not revive it. Let all the
offiers turn out on November 6 as well
as every one else who is interested in
this work.
Mrs. D. P. and Miss Verna Shrum
were calling in the valley last week
We were glad to meet them and hope
to see the time when they will make
their home on their place here.
Thomas B. Cameron, of Pine Grove,
was visiting his brother, J. D. Cam
eron, last Sunday. Tom is thinking of
taking a visit to see his parents and
other relatives in Illinois soon.
MOSIER.
Mrs. Amy L. Gove came up from
Hood River Tuesday and resumed her
duties as principal at the school Wed
nesday. Thursday morning at 9:30 o'clock,
services were held at the residence ol
Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Ross for their
little son, "Bobbie," who passed away
Tuesday in The Dalles. Rev. 1 'oling,
of The Dalles, and Rev. A. C. Corbin,
of Mosier, conducted the services.
Friday morning the remains were
taken to Portland for cremation.
Mrs. S. D. Fisher went to Hood
River Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J, N. Mosier were in
Portland this week.
Henry Dunsmore, who has just re
covered from a severe attack of ty
phoid fever, came down from The
Dalles Saturday evening. Henry looks
a little thin, but his friends are glad
to greet him again.
D. W. Hudson and daughterJMattie,
went to Hood River Saturday after
noon. C. A. Hage was in Holier a couple
of days this week seeing old friends,
returning to Portland, where he will
remain this winter.
Mrs. Anna E, Volght spent several
days near Portland the first of the
week.
Mrs I V Pnln un.l ntillrinan nilnrn.
ed Sunday from Port hind, where they
i . ii i.
nau speni uie wrt'K.
H. G. Kibbee was a business visitor
to Portland the last of the week.
D. P. Harvey has sold the meat
market to C. H. Dunsmore.
Dr. Devin, of Portland, who has a
ranch and orchard south of Mosier,
was up tnis week attending to the
packing of the apples.
E. C. Brown, of Port land, came up
Saturday and visited his ranch over
Sunday.
Mrs J. A. Me!(uist. left Monday to
visit her mother in Portland.
Mrs. L. McMinds and children re
turned Monday from The Dalles.
E. W. Davidhizer and E. L. Root
left Sunday on a hunting trip near
Johns' mill south of The Dalles.
Mrs. Emma Taylor, of The Dalles is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Robinson and husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison and son went
to Hood River Monday.
Mrs. Emma Kingsbury, of Farning
ton, Wash., Mrs. Uva Thomson, of
Turrer, and W. A. Warren, of McMin
nville, Ure., are here to see their
sister, Mrs. Rachel Stewart, who is
still very ill.
WHITE SALMON
Dr. Pilon, of Paynesville, Minn.,
and Mr. Thornton, a banker from
Benson, Minn., were in town Tuesday.
Notice of Improvement oF East Second
Street.
Notice Is hereby glYen puflueat ( h resolu
tion oftue Commnn Council and Ordinance
No. iVi of the City Of Hood Kiver, Oregon,
palled the Common Council on the 6th day
of October, U'10, and Hpproveil by the Mayor on
the 6th day ot October, 1910, thai bids will lie
received by the nnderitjnied city lie
corder up to and including Novembers, 1'JlO,
for the Improvement of KowtHeeond St. In the
City of Hood River, rrom It! Intersection with
the south Hue of Slate Street south hIoiik Beet
Second (Street to the south line ol Sherman
Avenue, by grading said street down
to grade and by constructing cement
nutters and curbs along the curb lines
thereof, said Improvement! to be made In ac
cordance with said ordinance No. 2fni above
described and In accordance wild the specifi cations
provided In General Ordinance No.
LM of the city of Hood Ulver, Oregon.
Said Improvememswill be let In sepurateeon
tracts and will be required to be completed
within sixty days from the date of awarding
said contracts. Said bldl will be opened by
the Mtreet Committee as soon as practi
cable after the time llxed for recelvUig
bids, and 1 lie several bldl together with a
luminary thereof will he reported to the
Common Council al Itinext regular meeting
thereafter, to-wlt, November , 1910, at the
Council Chamber In the city of Hood Klver,
Oregon. Any Interested person having ohjee.
liona to the letter of said contract shall Hie
tin- Kione within Hie time specified herein
Willi the City Recorder, which objections will
be transmitted to the Common Council at Its
next regular meeting and hy them consid
ered, n required by law. The person, firm or
corporation to whom the contracts nie let
will be required to enter into an agreement to
tlie effect that said coutt actors shall look
alone for payment for material and work to
sueli particular pottioti ot the fund to be as
sessed upon Hie property liable to pay for
such Improvement and paid into the city
treasury for that purjiose, as shall be assessed
lo the property In from of which and to the
charge of which a particular part of the Im
provement to lie done by the successful bid
ders Ik to be made an t collected and paid
Into the city treasury, and such contractor
shall in no event require the city of Hood
Ulver or any of Its oflfeen or agents to pay
the same, except out ol such particular por
tion ol said funds so as ned or collected Into
the city treasury, and for lech portion of said
Improvement, nor seek to nlon e payment of
the same or any part thereof against the city
of HM)d Kier or any of its officers by any
legal process or Otherwise, except out of such
particular fund. Haid work to he done in ac
cordance with said Ordinance No. M and
I (ieneral Improvement ordinance No. 194 of
! the cltv of Hood River. Oregon.
The city reserves the i iglit to reject any and
all bids, and no bids will bi received after the
time limited In this DOllee, All bids mut
state opposite to each tract or block hid usm,
price for each class ol work separately per
cubic yard for grading and per running foot
for curb and gutter Wo bids will tie received
which specify more than one price for each
class of work chargeable lo one block In
length. I
A bond for the faithful erformance of the
contract to such amount as the council may
determine, will be required of the successful
bidder.
Dated and ilrst published October 20, 1910.
U H LAMOILLE,
oaon.t city Recorder.
A. U, tielslieim, 01 Irout Lake, was
in Whit" Salmon Friday night to
meet his wife, returning from a visit
to her old home fn the northern part
ot Minnesota.
Lee Smith, blither of the Smith
boys of this fnlaee, and Mrs. Scott,
of Hood River, were visitors in Whiti
Salmon Sunday.
J. E. King ami wife, of Rockford
III., are now the owners of the Charlie
Waldron place north of White Salmon.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldron have returned
to their home on Lake ot the Isles
Boulevard, Minn.
W. D. Willev, wife and four child
ren, arrived from Montana recently
for a visit at the home of the former's
father, in this place.
F. M. Melville and wife, of Minnea
tiolis, have arrived to take up their
permanent resilience.
Wm. Dunnicliff, father of the pub
lisher of the Enterprise, arrived in
White Salmon from Minnesota on Tues
day and will be here two or three
weeks, after which he will go to
southern California.
One of the black bear that have
been hanging around the Snyder pre
mises all fall, was shot one day last
week by C. Breedlove. Others who
have killed bear this fall so far as re
ported here are : Dr. Bellsheim, Trout
Lake, one; C. McHan, one; Messrs.
Palmer and Woods, three; White Sa
mon hunting party, one; ('. C. Hrana-
man, one; J, Miller, one.
Win. Olson is beginning to take
prizes early. He walked off with
on fannies at the county fair at
Goldendale,
Miss Bryant, chief operator of t'u
local exchange, entertained the oper
ators of this place and Hood River
with a whist party at her apartment!
in the Guy t row home on Saturday
evening.
Four autoj currying the real estate
dealers of White Salmon and their
friends, crossed over the river on
Wednesday and toured Hood River
Valley viewing the orchards, and the
pickers hard at it, picking the apples
that make this part of the Northwest
famous over the world. The autos
that went over were the Dean and
Rafter car, H. Day, Frank Kgan and
Wm. Pratt. The boys report a fine
trip and that apple picking over there
is one of the big sights of the country.
Notice of Improvement of Oak Street
Notice Ik hereby given purmiunt to resolu
tion of the Common Council of the City ot
HOOd Klver, Oregon. (Hid Onllmmre No gftfi
j :-. I the Common Council on the fith day ol
October, 1910,AHd Approved by the mayor on Un
lit h day of ( c(otier, UH0, providing tor the Int.
provetnent of Oak Street from Its Inter,
section with the went Mm; of Fifth Street
along Oak Bt. iraat to weal line of Ninth St.,
thai bids win be received by the audentgned
city Recorder al bUoAoa in Smith block in
hh id city up to and lnclutlltiK the ;M day of
November, lit lo, for the improvement OiaaJd
street hy iiihch 1hiu Izl name ami bv oon
tfQOtlng cement gutters nnd curb along the
curb line of laid streets, the laying Ol cement
Idowalkt on both ildaa of Mid street, toe
placing ot a catch haatii at the ottthWMl 001 -ner
of Sixth and Oak Mtreet, and the placing
of a corrugated iron culvert across Sixth
Mtreet at Its Intersection with Oak Street to I be
northeast corner thereof In accordance with
the specifications Included In Beetloni 21 to M
Inclusive Of General ordinance No. LM of the
City ofUood Klver, Oregon, providing for the
manner of such Improvement, wit h the addi
tion of a coat of crude oil of ot one gallon to
each square foot of surface over the Mulshing
layerot rock, and a timil dressing oisrtnd If In.
thick over the Mulshed surface. The work will
be let In separate cont racts nun shall be requir
ed to beoompleted within 60 days of the dateot
awarding the contracts. Said bids will be
opened by the street Committee as Boon as
i ractlcabie after the time fixed for receiving
bid) and theseveral bids, together wllh the
summary thereof, will he reported to the
Common Council at its next regular meeting
therea'ter, to-vit,on the 7th day of November,
ItflO, al the City Hall, in said city, at whieh
time said bids will be considered.
Notice is further given that any inttiested
party may llle his objection lo the letter of
snid contract within the time ipeelfled tor re
ceiving bids, and Dial the same will be trans
milted lo the City Council along with snid
btdi for their consideration at said meeting.
The person, Mrm or corporation to whom the
contracts are h t will be reqiiticd to enter Into
an agreement to tiie elh ef tliat Mid contrac
tor shall look alone tor pavment for material
and work to snob particular portion of the
fu ml to be assessed upon the property liable
to pay lor such Improvement and (mid Into
the city Treasury for that purpose, as Miall he
assessed lo the property in front of w hich and
to the Charge of which a part Icolar part of the
improvement lo be done by the successful
bidders is to la1 made and collected and paid
into the City Treasury, and sta b contractor
shrill in no event require thfl Ulty 0l Hood
Klver or any of lis officers or agents to pay
the lime, except out of Mich particular por
tion of said funds so assessed or collected Into
the City Treasury, and lor such portion of
said Improvement, nor seek to enforce pay
ment ot the same or any pari thereof against
the City of Hood Kiver or any of lis ofllcers
by any lepal process or otherwise, except out
of such particular fund. Said work to be
done In accordance With said Ordinance No.
255 and General Improvement Ordinance No.
194 ol the City of Hood Kiver, Oregon.
All bids must stale opposite to each tract or
blOCk hid npODi price lor each class ot work
separalely per eublc yard. No bids will be
received which specify more than one price
lor each class of work chargeable to one block
In length. A bond for the faithful perform
ance of the contract to Hindi amount as the
Council may determine will he required of
the successful bidder, tne Council reserving
the right to reject any and all bids.
Dated and Mrst published oetobei 30, ItUO.
H. li, LA NO ILLS,
O0OQj City Kecorder.
Summons.
Summons
In the Circuit court of the State of Oregon for
Hood Klver County.
K. k. Hoane, Plaintiff1,
fellen J'urser, Have Purser. Irene )
Purser, Winnie Purser, Ira J
Purser, Nora Phelps, K. A. 1
I'hpltw Clurow.i Tvl..r i r
Iforee, Administrator, Roland I
u oiiuiu, r niieiice i. itouiti, i
Kolieit Hand. .1. C. Abbott, 1
Uar Ar.lu.tt I (' MnuU.l.rh n.nl V
Rose Neuieigh, Defendants.
To Kllen Purser. Have Purser. Ireue Purser.
W liinle Puiser, et al. Defendants:
Di the Name of lhe State of Oregon, You are
hereby required to appear and answer the
complaint tiled against you In the above en
titled suit on or before the expiration of six
weeks from the date of the Mrsl publication of
this summons uh hereinafter stated, and if
you fall so to answer for want thereof t he
plaintiff will apply to the court for a judg
ment decreeing that a certain dMd of convey
ance executed by Joseph Purser and Kllen
Purser, his wife, dated October 17 tb, L901,
recorded October 'ml, 19 il, In Hook 88, Page
475, records of deeds o Wasco County, Oregon,
wherein Kose Nelghlelgh I mimed as grantee,
be reformed and Corrected according to the
real intent of the parties thereto, ami so tint
the description of the properly shall read as
follows:
Keglnning no rods sout h and 20 rods IS feet
west from lhe northeast corner ot section :(.
township 2 mirth of range 10 east of the
Willamette (Meridian, running thence south
M rods; thence west 20 rods; thence north au
rods; thence east at) rods to the place of begin,
ning.all in the county ot Wasio, now the
county ot Hood Klver, Slate of Oregon;
and that said deed so reformed shall convey
HHid described premises as fully as if the same
had originally been described therein, and
that tit le to said premises Above described do
pius hy said decree of court from said defend
ants to and vest In the plaintiff herein In fee
simple, as fully as if properly conveyed In
said deed; and that plaintilt recover froiri the
defendant tils coats and disbursements
herein.
You art hereby served by the publication
of this summons In Accordance with the oraVr
of the County Judge duly made and entered
on the 11th day of October, A. D. 1910. which
order prescribes .that you nIiaII appear and
answer said complaint on or before lhe expir
ation of six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summon. The date of
the first publication of this summons la the
2Mb day of October, A. D. 1910.
KKNKST C. SMITH.
IKM ill Attorney for Plaintiff,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Cepartment of the Interior,
united States Ind Office,
The Dalles, Oregon, October 11, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that Harry It.
Job neon, of Dee, Oregon, who, on Hep.
ternber 7th.lihy,mAdH Homestead No. OftaoO.for
V iSs.and K ..-W4,8ec. W, Twp, l North,
Kniigeyhasi, Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of Intention to RMke Kmal Commut a
tion Proof, to establish claim lo the land
above described, before F. A. Bishop, U. H.
Commissioner, at his office, at Hood River,
Oregon, on the JM day of November, (10.
claimant names an wllnesaea: Fred J.
Cartan, i Tier lea P, Schmidt, S. Gilbert Kmlllo,
Nela H. Nelson, all of Dee. Oregon.
O20-D17 C. W. MOO HE, HegiHter.
Harness and
Saddlery
HarnetM Repaired .V Made
to order.
Lap Robes, Horse Blankets, Tents,
Wagon Covers, Water Bags, Etc.
Davenport Harness Co.
Stanley- Smith Lumber Co.
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER
Lath, Shingles, Ete
Lumber Delivered tu Any Part of the Valley
First National Bank
Hood River, Oregon
Capital and Surplus $121,000.00
You are cordially invited to call
and inspect our new home and our
facilities for handling your banking
business with promptness and
safety to your interests. . . .
Interest on Time and Savings
Deposits
i
Land For Sale
I have about 1,000 acres of No. 1 Apple Land,
-jp most oi li under uten at prices ranging from S6U
pet acre up, in i racts from ten acres up.
J. R. STEELE
Hood River - - - Oregon
I THE HANDY CORNER
I
I tarries All Kinds ol l-Yetl. You save tln long haul
up the lull when you buy at the Handy Corner.
Phone 282L
HUBBARD TAYLOR, Prop.
To the Discriminating Housewife:
UV have luti'ly iitMtiilli'd MUM) new UtMhfawrjf Mid
CUPID FLOUR
will now make the WHITEST, LIOH EST BREAD ol any Horn- mi the
UoimI Riyer Market it handled rightly, ami lines' not require hh ntiff work
ing as othert. Neit time ask your grooer for 0UPID and if he will nut
(urniib it, trade with tomeone who will. IT is MADE IN HOOD RIVER,
Hood River Milling Co.
$12.10 White Salmon $12.20 Underwood
TO
Spokane and Return
Tickets sold to Nov. 11th to 18th. Return limit
Nov. 24th. For the
National Apple Show
The greatest horticultural event of the year.
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway
"THE NORTH HANK ROAD"
Fast through trains to Spokane
Purchanc licki'tH and re)tn'Ht details from
E . OIBERT, White. Salmon, WbhIi , Agefll
v. K eo.i. N, i ieneral Freight and Paaaeoger tgent.
THE STONE STORE
is daily adding to its already large stock,
many articles not heretofore carried. Per
haps we now have the very thing you
asked for some time ago and which we did
not then carry. You will have to enquire
often to keep up with the pace of this
rapid growing store. Anything not carried
by us we will be pleased to get for you
without additional cost.
We now have plenty of hox nails on hand.
5 penny cement coated $3.40 keg
5 penny harbed $3.50 keg
Also lime and blue&one for your spray.
Bluesftone, 8c per lb.; $6.50 per 100 in bbl. lots.
Lime, 2c per lb.; $2.25 per bbl.
Gasoline and Engine Oil for your engine.
Connaway Mercantile
Company
Your Money's Worth or Your Money Back
Phone Odell 191