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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1935)
n o x N K V f U J t h a m < n m )S I(1>: EA G LE C R E E K COURIER. USEO SA FE T Y ORGAN. MOVES TO 0AM DODSON The mimeograph press«» of Spillway. Bonnevlll«. dam'« *»fety Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Bean publication, will be bu*y begin moved Saturday to their home In ning this month with a newcomer. Portland following a farewell Courier, monthly safety publica party given the night before by tion of the first Portland district. Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Hale at War- C s. engineer*, which wai moved rwndale. .to the dam from the Portland en Mr. and Mr*. Barney Ranke gineer office this week. spent the weekend In Portland Roger J. Notes, Courlei art with Mr and Mr*. Floyd Hale of editor, will move to the dam from Warrendale. Portland. He plan* to live at the Oregon-Washington fox farm at JV K T R A C H H -O R S Cascade Locks. Frank C. IJnton. Ralph and Hal are a bachelor pair safety engineer at the dam. will be editor, following transfer of Liking all the ladies fair. But choosing none to be a mate George S. Beatty, former editor And ending that lonely bachelor for six months, to Celllo fall*. First issue from the new locolion state. Of a cook, they surely are in need. will come o ff the press about So girls, look lively, and take June 25. Courier will not compete with heed. There is a chance to win a feilow. Spillway, since the latter Is con cerned primarily with the dam And be at home in Bonny Villa. —Glenora Babbitt, Springdale, and the newcomer is published for the whole first Portland district. Oregon. Daily Truck Service To and From Portland “ Your Home Line” FR EE PICK UP AND D ELIV ER Y S E R V IC E Lester Auto Freight Office Clark’s Cold Storage Phone 231 HOLLYWOOD DAIRY Joe Buscher. Proprietor MILK—CREAM— BUTTERM ILK— BUTTER Two deliveries daily, morning and evening. Fresh milk from our own inspected herd of Guernseys, delivered from Dodson to Wyeth. Phone 14-FS, Bonneville Our milk is on sale at all the stores For Your Convenience Pastuerized or Raw Milk centiy ar* IJoyd Oogh to l*spj*r mountain. Hay Wilson I » Mt I»w flan*#. To coordinai* «heir obser vation* f a t r r and more r*a »*n - ir-ndy, telephone e »!••••**• fr«-m Columbia florg* ranger «ta llo « ■ « itehboard « a * placed tbl* » * e b on the station plalUng board •" platting of fir* potei»««* may b* d o «* whit* talking accepted « . stan-Urj ^ Mere» p l l u r r . v f fir e « now confront tk, f. f a ra m p flr. p * , » „ ,, kU G « r g * statu -, ic * k1 nrri V\ the woo.), ’' I Mr* W. H McCrady. mother of Manual McCrady. e*11* « t# In yonr b « ,g on ^ Independence Saturday by sudden «»*•« of Conr»|r n, .¡i ^ ___ Illness of her brother. Hugh Man- T - b .i i . . . , "el ns. First last of tbe experimental e n o u g h I o I n k * It t, , Saturday visitor* to the M m a il I’anatna pump, working off tk* Mofrady home were Mr. Mc- fan belt shaft « a » * • patrol car. Crmdy's uncle. Mr. and Mr* John rapir test W*r k ■ ! * » • bias* DUS. Il A lim i Hanna of Heppnrr; Mr. and Mr*. * covering square 1 *+K starved B M Price of Roteburg The Me- LEW IS by a c a r e le » smoker at V|*«to Grady* drove to Portland Friday I’ k y terU n s »ergeni creek, »a s flooded In three hoar* , fkMsaee j « t a i —a ^ , to see the Rose Fe»tlval Mr and Mrs l> H I*yrk w e r e The new pump I* auxiliary to th* ì M o llfs l Haildtag regular station pumper, will be visited Friday by Bill and •»«*» M im i» N ik K M . o h s , . . put to further tents befor* It I* Shaw and their mother, who stop ped in on their *•< to Klamath Falls from Seattle The Dyck* motored to The I»a ll^ Monday evening on business Mr. and Mr* Harry Matthew - son picnicked and fished Sunday PRO G RESS NO. 29 near i*arkdale with Mr and Mr* l>oug Allen of Warrendale. Mr Villa Tavern always a popular and Mrs Karl Minor » » * brought 1 ous of the working man and the tourist has adde^j snd Mr* Karl Minor A fine catch | of trout was brought hack. very complete fountain service. Hal and Rolp* >•* A1 Flagel is owner of a new on their toes and out after business. We con##, Ford roach Thomas Uoyd Morris • ntrfrd ulate them and wish them success in their re* his new home last Thursday. He dition. was born to Mr. and Mr* Thom as Morris June 3 at St«*Tenaon hospital, weighed $ pounds. Is doing fine. Big social event of the «eek was the Women’s club pi>n»r scheduled to be held last night In the meadow back of Bonnie Park cabins. W hes entertained hus band* and guests with a wienie roast. MI m Ida Mnnm ig snd Mrs O. C, Correli were in char*e of arrangement*. Mr and Mrs Clyde Kimbrough were visited Saturday and Sunday by Mr Klmbr«» .*h's Vr and Mrs W J Kimbrough Mr and Mr* Ce<H Kimbrough and son, Bobbie, and Charles Kim brough. all of Tacoma. Raymond McAden. J r . eidewt son of Mr and *Mr* A R Mr Aden was seriously ill this week with tonsillti* He is running a high temperature, i* believed to be f e covering Mr. and Mrs. O C. Torreli *re scheduled to return today from their vacation, spent at the o c .* n CASCADE LOCKS Bonny rbnden- ¿. J WEST COAST POWER CO DANCE with IVAN KOEBER and His 8-Piece Orchestra Saturday, June 15 MERRILL’S PAVILION GENTS 40c LADIES Ik b e a rh e * . Forest Service 2 FAST TRAINS DAILY The The PORTLAND P A C I F I C ROSE LIMITED Ar. CHICAGO 8:50 A. M. Ar. CHICAGO *:2S P. M. Air-conditioned Cocche*, Tourist ond Stondord Sleeper», Diner, Obtervotion- lounge cor. Barber, Volet, Both. Porter* in Cooche* at well at in the Sleeper», Air-eond'ticned Cooche* ond Stondord Sleeper». 1 night to Solf Lake City, Den. ver. 2 night* to Kan*o* City. Omaha, Chicago. Convenient local »chedvle*. no Now in Service. feC fxr»A fari ¡Acúmímei. — C I T Y OF P O R T L A N D 39W hour*, Portland to Chicago. Si* " t a ilin g * " monthly. Lv Portland 1st, 6th. 11th, 16th, 21*», 26th. 3 45 p. m. lv. Chicago 3rd,8th,13fh,18fh, 23rd,28lh, 6il5p.m. Diner-lounge, coach- buffet, three itandard Pullman*. Completely air-conditioned. 3 «n » 10-13, in c lv tiv ,, will be Railrood Week P * r In fo rm a tio n a n d ro so rv a tto n s c a ll on lo c a l a g e n t UNION PAC I FI'S Possibility o f a road up Herman rrnnk to Wahtum lak* was »*-«-n this week when Theodor» Swan- son and an assistant were dls- ' patched as road loenters on a re - connaissance of the route Build ing the road I* dependent upon funds which may or m..y not be received, according to District Ranger Roy L. Weeman. V. C, Parson of Porvallls vis ited Columbia Gorge district ranger station over the weekend Nick Anderson and Art Grimm made a hurried trip over the weekend to visit A! Wang, for mer district ranger at Columbia Gorge, now stationed at Okano gan, Mash. They report Mr. and Mrs. Wang well satisfied with their new location. Fire Sunday on the railroad tracks Just east of Wyeth .taflon burned a section pole and ties blocked two Cnion Pacific trains when power lines for operating tNH-tion block semaphores were 0,,t ofr T h " patrol car from Her- man creek was sent to aid two section crews, returned in a short time, the fire out. Two road crews of five men each, equipped with tractors and small graders, are opening ,,p forest service roads on both east and west ends of the district, breaking up now as they encoun- er It a higher altitudes, to make lookout cabins accessible and to prepare for pontebla fire Lookout* sent to their posts re- We Carry . . W. P. Fuller Paints Sash and Doors Wall Paper Dry Wood $ 3.00 a load Lots For Sale Central Lumber Comp any Phone 241 Cascade Locks* Or«*
