The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939, March 13, 1935, Page SEVEN, Image 7

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1«, Itleek el
WYETH
ham
(H H O K K I ì :
to B.
Air#. Viol*-* ('rtinblrtt return-
B O N N E V IL L E
r<1 l u i * M k from a fwrrraJ-day
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mi i»«
M.-r ankle.
|r and Bra, J « * * « » W
» • ,r* K**ln*-d while attendine a baa»
H. K («olden
ftahed Tanner
trd by Mr. u d Mr*- W ill Far- ball game al Canade u * * , . la al- «•reek I art week, brought bark 21
lua ir“1 a awfc.
mow« wall.
fcmutlea, all trout.
r « ,aai«C « a d 1. H fa ille ,
Alec liradbtirn
la barvoatJag
IrtUla Melvin la »pending thla
' ; and aaalaUMM fc ~ e *r of M m w b»r,|»«
week on vacation In Portland.
. .„ « r r n M l
# k r j nr t .
have
• ** I ’ M He fo rm e rly o f D ata-
A, P. George, bla bouae paint­
'
. « lla r
1%
rm * *
t h e ir
now * • » “ * « nt keeper ftt the
ing flnHbed. U now atarting ex­
afj«.»artjww M l U l a « Ukwy h a * « a ir p o r t, la U r in e near th e pow er
cavation for a basement unoer It.
» homi, h ic » w a te r In Ib » cotuda a y ’ ■ p la n t at H e rm a n r r w k .
Krnle P ow ell'» rocky fo i ter­
rier and Ar«hie Cook’s equally-
DKHTIMT
corky
Horton bull, after playing
On bla d»ak itond an a
ty Ink
together for weeks, fiercely bat­
bottle;
tled each other
Hunday.
were
T h » Ink bad evaporated.
j
parted
by
their
owners,
the
fight
lakeside h o tel
H»a rhalr waa thbk with dart;
Ilia pip» lay on tbe floor broken, ending In a draw. Both dog# are
»AHI» AMU
of ranine aristocracy,
sporting
ttn the hearth w*r* mid aahea
long
pedigree«.
H
Tima baa no merry;
I waa too late.
O. T. Gibson of Orlno, lu ll it
Lacha
lltb A Mata
iM
alrom
. left Uat week for a bu#l-
Jay Vaa Nice.
ftm* and pleasure trip to Garri­
son. Mont., la e i per led to return
thl# week.
1'nlon Pacific’# motor bu#. due
at Itonneville from Portland at
7:22 Monday mprnlng with It#
u#oal Jam of dam employe«-«,
burned out a valve while passing
lionny Villa, coasted acroa# Tan­
ner creek bridge to Bonneville,
was laid up all day for repairs
on the spot.
• Mr. and
Mm.
Jack
Raayer
were rutted Sunday by Mr. and
Mr#. K S. LaCoinbe of Odell; Mr.
l « a ere
f a r |h>-r f r ■ an your haak thaa (b e
and Mr# C. C. Chapman and eon
attirai
a k m y»w i* iT | aa account w ith a».
and daughter of Portland; Mr#
Ida lo c k * of Corvallis.
• 1« r o r iK - f»* » |M »iirnlKiB. Ift r r
Ml#e Arlene Sawyer, daughter
of
Mr and Mr# Jack Sawyer, l#
><»« ir * d uwly indora» and
home for the summer from her
studle* at Oregon State college
|o wa.
Iter parents drove to Portland to
bring her to Ilonnevllle.
Mr and Mr# A P. G eo rg« w «te
vtatted Sunday by Mr. and Mr*«.
« U h ai
llom*-r Malm o f St Paul. Minn .
Mra. George'# sister. Ml*a F'lor-
»task
I ence Schilling, and Frank Mick- I
of Portland The party man« a
t«u r of
the dam
n-*ervation.
I'thought th*- n**a auditorium r>< a’ -
BANK BY
MAIL - -
mm
BANK i
C A U F D B J M 1A
%
# •
...
F
tlful, the dam work rtupendoua.
J. T Templeton la still confin­
ed to hia bed at home in Portland
aa the result of a fall while work­
ing on the dam six weeks ago.
Mra. Robert Meara waa among
those who attended the Rose Fes­
tival
A. V. Rebeau’a left
eye
la
swathed In white bandage thla
week as the re«ult o f being bit
by a flying splinter o f «tee! la«t
week while working aa marblnlat
for Columbia HI# eyesight la not
believed Injured
Mr. and Mra. Archie Cook were
vlalted Sunday by Mr. Cook’a mo­
ther. Mra. Katie A. Cook, and hta
uncle. John McCue. both of Port­
land. The Cook#
and
visitor»
drove to Government Springs.
Wa«h . to find »he hotel Ju«t fin ­
ishing burning down.
Jim George spent the weekend
In Portland.
Ray Marsh drove to Kennewick.
Wash . to spend the weekend at
hi# home.
Mr. and
Mr#
Jack
Sawyer
drove In
Portland
Sunday
to
meet their daughter. Arlene, who
will be home from Oregon State
fo r the summer.
Frank ftarllng. form erly In the
Plttock block In Portland. I# new
barber at French's.
A t the Theatre
BATTERIES
13-15-17 Plates
GUARANTEED
1 to 3 Years
BARTOL MOTOR CO.
Hood River
r, ------
i.
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m
3»
G. A. COBB
ATTO RNEY A T LA W
Notary Public
Cascade Lock#, Oregon
COLUMBIA HOTEL
Coffee Shop
Meal# Served Family Style
(T fH T iK N D INN ER EV E RY
SI NI» A Y
Cascade Locks
LOUIE FOLSOM
Jeweler
Expert Watch Repairing
Old I-ady Luck smiles at Leo
CASCADE LOCKS
C arrillo In 'The Winning T lca ei.”
Thursday and
Friday
at tbe
Knoitevelt theatre on the Bonne­
ville dam reservation, and her
PAUL HOHBERGER
«m ile I# worth |1.%0.000 for the
Q U A LITY W O RKM ANSH IP
l ittl e piece of sweepstake# ; a «t * ~
JEW ELER
board But I^ady Luck not only
HON N E V ILLE G IF T SHOP
smiled, «he laughed right In hi#
fare he lost the ticket. !>ous*e
O n th e R e s e rv a tio n
Faxcnda and Ted H**aly combine
to m a k e the picture one o f the
/5=
season's laugh riots.
A drama of tangled identity is
H IL L 'S S H O W E R BATH S
"A lla s Mary P o w ." starring really
2.V each or 5 for g 1.00
Ellers, showing Sunday. Mouday
and Tuesday. Society debutante or
Next door to Dew Drop Inn.
dance hall
girl -she
had
her
CASCADE LOCKS, ORE.
choice between the two worlds,
and dared to impersonate m girl Vi;
missing 2b years. She gavo up
her own ideltlty as the little wait­
FOR H I « . « CLASS B A R B E R
ress to save the life o f a woman
S E R V IC E SES
rhe did not know. .Voted for her
work in Bad Girl, which won the
11*32 Academy award. Mias Ell­
AT
ers surpasses It in this picture.
M ERRILL’S BA R B ER SH O P
An old maid school inarm' is al-
Cascade Locks
ways one Jump ahead of her near-
*-*t rival, a hard-boiled police in-
rpector. wh**n it comes to solving
b a fflin g crimes in the mystery-
G. N. Hesgard
thriller. ’ Murder on a
Honey­
Building Contractor
moon.”
featuring
Edna
May.
Oliver and James Gleason, show­
E S TIM ATE S F R E E L Y G IV E N
ing Wednesday
and
Thursday.*
Cascade Locks. ©Te
When a man dies mysteriously on
a seaplane between Los Angeles
and Catalina island. Hildegarde
W ithers «M is« O liver» knows it
is murder and proves it. Inspect­
or Piper «Mr. Gleason) comes in
second
MIKE LONG
F IIIE PERM ITS ASKED
Although
permits to
build
campfires In Mt. Hood national
forest w ill not be required until
July 1. campers are requested by
District Jianger Roy L. Wet-man
of Columbia Gorge station to ob­
tain then» from
forest
rangers
whenever p«*^slble. Purpose is to
reduce the fire hazard by lotting
the forestry service know where
dangr rolnts are.
—ASK
FOR
IT BY
on sale where ever flood beer is sold. I f your
favorite restaurant or resort doesn t stock it
ask them to £et it.
O
Y E A R S
OF
K N O W I N G
H O W *< J
Nit
( 1 V S M A Y A R R IV E
Indications that the CCC camp
at Wyeth may open soon are seen
in th*> arrival Saturday at Colum­
bia Gorge ranger station
of
a
truckload of supplies consigned
to the camp. Idle since last sum­
mer. A number of letters fo r CCC
hoys have arrived at the ranger
station, but no date has yet been
announced for the opening o f the
camp.
DR. F. FOLSOM
Dentistry
CASCADE LOCKS. OREGON
WOOD
1 Cord. $5.00
V? Cord S2.60
1-3 Cord $1.75
12” or 16” Lengths
Clark’s
Lumber and
Fuel Yard
Phone 82
1 Mile East of Cascade Locks
Try n Want ad— It pays.