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1
iVY DEMAND
FOR HOMES IN
ICASCADE LOCKS
CHRONICLE
CABCAPE LOCK!
NEW W ATER SYSTEM
IS A B O U T C O M P L E T E D
OREGON,
OCTO BER 12, 1934.
EAGLES SIGN UP
300 APPLICANTS
FOR NEW AERIE
PACIFIC COAST S T E E L
S U B L E T S DAM C O N T RA C T
N U M BER 28
GOVERNMENT TO
SPEND $50,000
ON BUILDINGS
Work ol installing tiw water
I he Pacific Coast Steel com-
*y»lrit; whuh Ilie government it
|«uny, ni San Francisco, which has
huiliiiriK to take i are o( ihr 20 new
tiir Contract lor the steel that will
hiimr* now M arini mmpietion on
lie used in construction ol the
the reservation 1 » aimul luushed.
foundation (or the (tower house
Workmen
luvr
been
busy
all
Employe! »1 D *m B e c k
Stevenson Lodge W ill Have and the locks at the dam, has sub­
wrrk putting on ihr final tc.uehr*
Administration Building of
Vnu lor D o lin g «* **»«!
C harge o f In itiatio n o f
let plac ing of the steel to the Lar­
ami testing ihr line», and iarj«rn-
Brie k Construction to
sen .steel company, of Seattle.
8p *rtn ien l* »•
C l*»* on Night ol
ter» arr raising the lower whkh
Stand Near Recrea­
Ihe Seattle lirm has erected an
O ctober 1 8 .
roll lu cre**® »
will «upfiort the tank Out it to l*e
tional Building
office in the quarters occupied by
installed <ner tlir well, near tlie
the
<»eneral
(
‘onstruction
company
With mere than 100 ajiplicants
««tr J c J m MU'C ol »CVTf«| railroad right ol way.
Work is well underway on the
ami the J. K. Shea company, Inc.,
»igtinl up, the Eagle* are prepar­
^ ,hr )*T 4 iU ol whkh have
and 1 » preparing to take up it» end foundation for the new adminiv
ing to hold a large initiation in
(•oploNr't by h * f t ? 1
■ •I tbs bags job
trslion buikbng whic h the gov­
«, (umpeoy. «>»*• «h-ourol lor
Jim Merrill» new pavilion the
ernment is erecting on the reser-
lawk* 1» heavier
night ol <h t»»l>rf 18, when an aerie
!
vat ion at the dam.
, than at an> lunr ilm r the
which will imlude the entire lion-
rfomrol lumtnem«! work on
The administration building and
net die I »am area, will I*- e»tab-
l tUin
the ecoml building to be put up
lislwd by the *tate organisation.
|( ^ • r • , t li \t I ! I< *11 C» III ■
lor an auditorium and recreational
1» 1 1 Hail, »tatr president of
y»mHhc J 1 >hr* COO|»ny.
center, will stand near the pro­
„ [».w working Wore than
Ike Pacific Telephone (1 Trie- the Eagle», wm up Tuevlay from
pos'd new railroad station >v*t be-
a ttn , *ml with l hr Columbia gta|*h company ha* leaved quar- ('•inland ami held an inf<>rma!
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low the present gate. I*he admin-
Ignition i<<np**>y> ‘ b*
ter* in the budding now teeing inerting in thr dining room ol
N’o definite arrangements have i-4 rat kin building is to be built of
o M m in n anil «be govern- rrrtted by the National I "inmiv kriluc C o o k » tavern in Bonne*
liern made a* to who is going to bru k and will Ik* of jiermanent
« nlii" r •« odditMWul employ- »ary cnnqtany on thr hijrhway in , tillc. Tuesday night J. A. Morrill, dcupy the Community Center, character, while the recreational
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llottne* die, a* c ording to .innuutt r> , *tair organiser for thr Iraternal Inc. There have lieen many aj>- center will be of frame construc-
hK'anr m > [noiMiuiMcd (hat rnent by II 1 I i.»\rn;»«it, man' order. q*>ke to a group of men
plication» lor th« (»rojierty but the tion.
Umtlirt luvr despaired ol agrt |ui the trlrjih* nr company ' (mm the dam at the tavern.
reprt enteil by l'aul C.
I he two buildings are being put
Ihr initiation of thr class and ■wnrr
g x !»mr in the tbtkrkl.
i lor this ant| surrounding trtntor*
K n P rtland attorney are taking j up at
). I he gc»v-
the
installation
ol
thr
aerie
at
thr
nrtoin apiiinwnt* air tiring
tleir
time
aliout
selecting
the
ten-
eminent
1
»
putting
in
the
founda-
> (tavilioil promise» to I m * quite an
i « i in «UHrirnl |oM» ol town,
The quarter », to be u upird
ents.
lions,
hut
exjiects
to
call
for
tods
i allair. Tier metnlx-r* taken into
n,:m, t n
oci* ic»tt4g*-»
or al*>ut November I, <
.Numerous rumor* have been on the sujier structures.
1 the order 1-»>t uninter when the
>ij Ijxih in ( a * 4ilr
21x40 tectum on the gr- nd flour, Eagle* l»egan organising in the d;»- making the rounds this Lest week
ij* the highway, m il
but the above information was ob­
aiwl mil (aoville 1 lu
nuiinrw olfitr,
jtrict prior to thr lire are tiring
|>i:! ihr Mjj^il) «••li'
•fa ratini/ i<> ni and livinx quar- tran*frrrrd to the new aerie by the tained from King late yesterday
laf *vh*>lt <•! liw »lr* trr»
I he l.iMrr 1 » l< » Ralph B »tatr organization Thi* will have afternoon.
"W e are taking our time about
Markwarl, agrtuy managet and the re*ult ol enroilmg the majority
r ChtuOM lr ha* rhdravufrd hit (amily,
doling
the deals for we wish to
•I the bus.nr-a mrn in Cascade
t all tac ant tot la g o , ami to
oiler the community only the
The
lelcpbonr
rom(uny
will
un
I,.»k* ami Bonneville in the order.
IfTi *ha! house-» ut apaMnwtit* •
ilertake ihr mtrriot Itnishtng •>(
Eaglr* from Stevenson will be best. King stated.
1 gitng (■> I* taianl with a view
ilt ijoaMet* («rorgr Hui kirr. Port- m charge ol thr initiation, and in*
ptMcn,’ the information on to
tarnt (ontraetor. ha* thr contract duation* n<>w arr that a large
With the opening of the new
prot>ir who vt»il thr office In
lor thi* wotk
number
ol
witr*
may
be
forced
to
school
in Bonneville about Nov­
fctnh i ! 4 plicc to litr. but dm
JU ST RU MORS
ember 1, the teaching staff will be
the j w'( 10 day» hat Iwrn aide
A new twiuhlaurd. eajuble ol wait up longer than utual for the- j
ncreased to four members.
lollrf little or
cumlort to the handling twwe lite tele(*h< ne la*|return al lagganl hutlund* for it
Considerable talk has been go­
*d> ttream ut viti tort.
itlltie* now nerewtary in Bonne- promîtes to lie early in the mnrn-
The new position has been as­
iuquine* whuh have tome lo tille, will Iw imcallnl in the new ing hefore the last ol the clast 1 » ing the rounds for the |>ast lew- signed to Mrs. Peggy O'Keefe of
Oí ron ule. coupled with in- telephone quarter*. There will be run through the mill. Officers day» relative to a large openair Brownsville, who formerly taught
une» whkh are known t« have *»> Interruption in tríe n m e »rrv will lie elected at the meeting ami market to be built in Cascade in the schools down there with
rm odclrnwcl !.. butmrta firm» n r when tbr ch*ngr Ir.un thr prr»- the order oiled up to take full l^xks. Blue prints are reported to Principal C. A. Robertson, who is
have been made and a deal is now head of the Bonneville school.
zoughc.si town, lead» to the ion-
*witchl*uril to ihe new 1 » charge of its own affair»
In the alisrmre of a regular meet- ^ d to lie under way for property >he was employed by the school
luibi>n that at leatl 100 home-* made.
►■ukl have been mated within thr
I"he Bonneville tele(>hone es- mg place the order will ute the on Main street, but The Chroni- board at its regular meeting Moo-
»•▼k had they been a v a liable ' change. lir»l mwtml in January liauhon. iTotnisf is held out that ,(* has not been able to confirm day night.
“ this report, so passes the rumor
T h f mmi|)R Monday night was
• men un ihe dam.
thst yen/, mm serve» 8S tele- club rooms will lie
early
as
possible
However
it
is
(<n
for
what
it
is
worth.
^
UrReIy attfnded. but enough
•-—
■ ■' "■
phone».
^ "ki k
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jwople were present to vote the
LEGION W ILL D A N C E
establish the club.
l h e Alaska Junk company is ,,udget for the ensuing year. The
ATCRAIGM ONT T O N I G H T A N D E R S O N IS O P EN IN G
causing the old null property, op- budget provides for school bus ser-
Will Toss for P an t*.
liosite the state highway garage,
an(j
Up funds with which
•«uwv.il* Puw N«k. M ol the S T R E E T S THROUGH NEW
If the (verson who—e r—"bor- to be surveyed . into town lots. No | to per men t the board to go for-
'•'7* r 4. 1 | j -*,,, i . 1% ; 4 1 * 1 * 1 1 : UK l « 1
for a gymnasium
S U B D IVIS IO N IN LOCKS rowed" the coat of R i c h a r d announcement has been forthcom - 1 war(j wjtj,
* d a: .iher dam utg party at the
. Nances Sunday go-to-meeting suit ing relative to the disposition to and auditorium
Lrsigmuat hotel Friday night
W C A n d e rso n president of l f i m
r i r while parked in front lie made of the lots. The tract con-
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donee two week» agit «a» well Ihe C entral I.umlwr company, ha* |( g ,afbrcur Mand , (ter ,he U - tains 70 acres, which will yield
Foreman
Injured.
tended and w«a the subject al a crew of men employ«! in falling ^
(Uncp #
aco ta>, Friday around 400 lots after ground for
M. C. Wood. 54, foreman for
much favorable c u u w n t that *ree* and clearing away umlrr ^(|) f(inM> ar„umj ,hf victim will streets has been excluded in the
Pacific Coast Steel company, was
I * legt.miia.re. deleon.nrd U> tnuth ,ee,»rat.^y to >1<cnW,
^ whether he gets survey.
! injured Wednesday afternoon as
• * •
t.nur them. A number a! peo- >Urr„ thr„U|,h the tract ol «round-
^
0T , hrows lhf {>ant,
the result of a fall. He was rushed
dr-.vr out lr.au Portland b e
the Mtrthwr«t corner of Cascade! ^ ^
in with\hc. am t. Accord-
Then there is the report that
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the St. Vincer
miaiion and every netghlk.r
whKh he .* ..(ening up as a
(|) Mf SjlIK f thf cuat ian , the federal government is about £ to t.he
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Portland by Dr. L. W. Jordan.
„ ,n ,hc “ ••"«‘" ’‘U«
«ubdivWon.
w„r,h much without the («nts. readv to commence construction ..................
rrprrv-ntrd.
The subdivision, containing nine ,n,( ,,n ,hr other hand it's getting on I0Q house's to Ik- rented to men }f h * ' " l " 1” wfre rHU » * « « as
aires i* iwtrt of the Mmidy tract
coj < j
run around without a employed on the dam. Like so iirst 1 0UK
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many other rumors which fill the
Several nbs and h.s collar bone
1EW SCHOOL R E A D Y F O R
hich wat ojtrtievl a* an addition
The coat was size 58, coarse air these days, l he Chronicle has wrrf broken. It was believed for
USE N O V E M B E R
J i ï Z wc ive black, with |>eak lapels, been unable to obtain confirma- a time that he suffered from a
Work continues tu («tigresa ra(>-
a
n
d
tt
west of the md its return to the l . S. Engi- tion of the report, so again must concussion of the brain,
statr highway,
r'> «tough on the new Bonne
neer s office at Bonneville will be pass it on to out readers for what
1 l>e accident occurred as V\ood
|Mi«t«Hicr.
''He public school, which the fed
suit-tblv
rewarded
and
no
ques-
it
is
worth—
if
anything.
was
attempting to shift a timber
Ihe lumlirr company blight
•
on one of the 75 foot head towers.
cui government is errcting at 4
the trait fmm tl»e owner* in one
• »t of 5 IVIX», luit It is going to
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Representatives of an aluminum His peavy slip(ied and he fell 3bout
block. It i» wiHileil and ha* never
r another three wrrks, at least.
"lore
than
40
residents
of
Cas-
manufacturer
are re(Hirted to have *5
*Hen rolled for some dist-
lieen imprtwfd
lev» (iec>ple in
. ' 1 M ' ,il
Iding will be ready
f ll ,. i^Kks registered to vote in been in the district the past week an<*.
the district knew to whom it
l'"r '«i *i|>.ini >
li »I R',\er county during the looking over the field. This report
The tower, located near the view-
l'ut (akrn from the road Iwing longed
three or four days Postmaster lias been tossed into the same slot ¡viint, is being built to support the
Sime the property was opeiu-l
'“'fi into the railroad camp just
f rank Hall had the registration with the talk that is going the south end of the tramway f o r
*>"inl the v he ml house is firing 14 lots have Iwen »<>ld ami n >s I>ooks open for this precinct. The rounds on reports of represents-1 pouring concrete into the forms
U"i|nd mi the silkkil ground». rr|M>rted Hut a number of house» registration was divided about lives of other manufacturers who in the locks,
fn«'ugh dirt will I«, used to bring .vili Ixt started by buyer» at once. evenly lietween Ihe democrats and are said to be casting about for
Mr. Wood has been living at
industrial sites.
Coopey Falls.
«rounds up to a level with the It it named in honor of President republicans.
,w»y a,,,l permit I. imi I m aping. Roosevelt's estate. Hyde Park
PHONE COMPANY
TO MOVE OFFICE
IN BONNEVILLE
f
i
J
PAUL C. KING
TO ANNOUCE
TENENTSS00N
BONNEVILLE TO
HAVE STAFF OF
FOUR TEACHERS
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