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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1935)
s HOVNKVIIJJH IM M (T IR O N K 'L K Locks High Presents Clover Time A THREE-ACT COMEDY B O N N A V IL L A II LAKESIDE HOTEL B O A RD AND ROOM — R A T E S REA SO N A BLE Mr and Mrs. Tom D effen baugh 5th & Malo C ascade Lock* have m oved Into u hom e In th« Knqulst addition. T he w ell-know n reservation pair, who recen tly re turned from a trip to lieK aib, 111- Inol*, In their new car, have been living In P ortland and driving **••«•» Home Chari«« B. Ad • tin of Hi« llolli*/ illdtrlrt h u back and forth to w ork He is a brought to A lb a n / tb« p«dt o f an C olum bia forem an , she la cashier I min. lit« cou«ar. It 1 « b li fifth girl at the Itoo*evelt theatre. Expert W atch R epairing kill In »I* weeks. 11« ha« now re Portland seem ed the main o b CASCADE LOCKS ceived $160 In bound««. jective o f Shady N ookera last, week, the fo llo w in g goin g In one Onlailo— F o r t/ carload«, carry- l»K 1400 hand o f Mulhnur cou n t/ day or another. Mr. and Mrs. R ob h<«f cattl*. « r« bHna «hipped ert Perrin. Mr. and Mr«. Kd N el from Ontario to California for son, Mr and Mr«. C. P. fiaggert, feeding. Th* cattle wer« bought Mr and Mr*. W eb Van Orm an, A1 Q U A L IT Y W O R K M A N SH IP Jen*en, Paul C ook , the Monk b / a 1,0« A nn«!«« company. JKWKMCH brothers and the I >u rim I re bro ' ’ ■I* — T b « Vnl* grange baa ther*. HON S E V IL L E G IF T .« H O P aakcit thp Malheur county court Hal Babbitt la laying plana fo r O b the Itewervallon to adopt «o,n« k|ni] o f rabbit ex- the m aking o f a large map o f the termination program. I.mt *«a- district betw een Ddson and B on ■on, rabblia caused a loai of neville. T h e map will show the tbouaandi of dollara to ranchers. location and the name* of all L A T O C K K L L TA V E R N Ontario— A war on gambling residents In that area, saving the IT Ivatc Dancing Partie* by ha« b<«n declared In Malheur Itonny Villa tavern co-ow n er time A ppointm ent count/, with the i«ro hour aet for In con tin u ally look in g up hom es E X C E L L E N T DINNERS March 23. T h« alala law again«! fo r Inquiring visitor*. H. IluJJi», Prop. ■lot machine*. punch board« and Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Johnson all gambling device« will b« en spent Saturday In P ortlan d , as l*h one C o rtict JOB forced. did Mr. und Mrs. R ichard G ood The Dalle*— For u«e In W asco rich and d au ghter, Dixie. Sunday. 1 cou n t/ a total of IK,9 4b cana of All are o f the B onnevue settle fruit«, tnp«l« and vegetable« were ment. R o lf Enqulst and Jim m y T an S e r v e « C h ic k e n D in n e r« w ith put up by the relief cannery op erated at The I>allea. according to ner, o f the B onny V illa tavern, h ot lilM -uit« every S U N D A Y the ret"1« o f E. H. W lcgand of spent the w eek-end at the fo r Service noon until 8 p. m. m er's hom e In Sprin gdale, also at Oregon Ktate college. tending the Saturday night grange W e D o N ot S erve Heer Ematlll*—-Fees to be charged dance at C orbett. for grazing permit« In the Cmatil- Mr. and Mr*. F orrest J on *« are la national fa ret t are announced. drivin g a new light sedan thl* They are alight!/ higher than last week, apparently not fea rin g the gear’*. For sheep the fee# will m isfortune which befell the Bob be I *6 cent a per head per month, A llens and their new car T he lat B uilding C ontractor and for cattle 10,46 centa ter'«, tw o w eek s old . burned out E STIM A TE S F K X L Y GIVEN Vernonla- Jha flrat lumber to a bearing when an oil line brke ( C ascade L ock s, Ore be rut In Vernunla elnre the shut unnoticed. Mlaa V ictoria F ord , o f Shady j down o f the big Oregon-Amerlraa mill four year* ago was aawed last Nook, accom pan ied by Mrs. 8. 8. Saturday at the Ilennett-Johnt Fulkerson, m otored to H ood R iv mill, recently leaaed by lien Ben er Friday aftern oon . nett and George Johns from W. P R IV A T E LESSONS lion nevu era w h o attended BUI A. Harris « IX iR « 1 .0 0 M orton's party at W auna Lake Flawy and Q uick M ethod Saturday night. Included Mr. and The Dalle*— A bond leaue of F or A ppointm ent Call A T w atcr not less than 1200,000 will b« Mra. Bud W inalow . Mr. and Mr* «S d ii, E sther Reed Mr and Mr* submitted to voters o f The Dalle* W a lter V en h or, Richard G ood rich and Mr*. Dun- •t a special election In the Im mediate future. The money la to Mr* Mona Bell H ill ha* again he used lu constructing river boat and ocean docks aa a federal pub taken up residen ce at her Bonny Villa hom e, aw aiting the op en in g lic work* project. o f her new trial against the g ov ___ Gan, O il Kedmond About this time two ernm ent. T ire» and Tube* year« ago friends were congratu Mr* C harles Black spent the E x p ert A u t o R e p a ir lating Lb A. N< w on M l 19th week with her sister In P ortland birthday. He U now 79 yeara R a d ia to r S e r v ic e driving out with her husband Sun | old. but la receiving no congrat B attery S ervice day ntght. ulations. Newton was born Feb T. \ M l l X t V M e I,ante Mr and Mr*. R ichard H olt ruary 29. 1856, a leap year, and . E . K A V E N A U G H , M a n a g er spent several day* In Portland therefore has had only 19 birth last week, w here th e fo rm e r's m o days. ther passed aw ay suddenly. 1’rlneVtlla — The "B a rb wire” Mrs. A. D B aker visited with P hone S -F -7 C ascade L ock s Ore ranch, at Hampton liutt*-«. tn Cen her husband it S h ady Nook _ tral Oregon, ha* paneed Into the Thursday, the pair then drivin g ownership of John Christianson, to P ortland fo r th e rest o f the who wilt u*e the property av head week Also v isitin g in the city last quarter* for horse breeding. It w eek from the p opular d istrict be. wa* the flrat ranch In Deschule* low B onny V illa, were Mr. and | or Crook county to bo fenced with Mrs. Art B ellen. barb wire. Brief Resume of Happenings of the Week Collected lor Our Readers LOUIE FOLSOM Friday, April 5 7:30 O’clock Jeweler PAUL H0HBERGER ALL-STAR CAST Humor, Pathos and Romance--Two hours of wholesome entertainment BUY YOUR TICKET EARLY OREGON STATE NEWS OF GENERAUNTEREST 15 c — 35 c We Invite You T o Inspect Our S t o c k of High Quality Meats . . WE-ASK-U-INN G. N. Hesgard DANCING TAUGHT A N D R E W ’S MEAT MARKET Next D o o r to Cascade Food Store Marvin George ANO HIS ORCHESTRA OF LOS ANGELES 12 WEEKS COTTON CLUB 32 WEEKS AT HERMOSA BEACH 12 WEEKS ROOSEVELT TAVERN MONDAY APRIL 1st MERRILL’S PAVILION S A TIS FA C TIO N G U AR AN TEED - - Toothrock Garage McMinnville— 1T alk I* cheap. At ' least It might not coat l.eo T. Hick* much to talk over the Moore’* Valley Mutual Telephone company line*. He bought the concern for 15 at a tax foreclos ure »ale hero la*t Saturday. Di rectors o f the company plan a re organization. Oregon City— 8. A. and O. Swanson. Clackamas county pow- dermen, Monday fired 2000 lb*, o f 20 b«r cent powder at the George quarry. The blast coat the county approximately $276. With between 8000 and 10,000 cable yard* o f rock removed, it waa probably the cheapest shot | ever fired hare. t iff leer Clyde H edges, o f the reservation polle*, lieutenant In tb* H i n d Infantry over****, ««rv - •d •• a faderal prohibition agent. rifa' f Ü3 $I jfftfcfÌÉTifr FOREST WOOD G A R A G E MAN M A R R IE S T h e m arriage o f John E. Kava- naugh, 32, ow'ner o f th e T ooth R ock G arage. In C ascade L ock s, to Miss Ilia A lexander. 21, K elso. W ash., was announced In V an cou v er Saturday. T he pair are spending a few days at the M ult nom ah hotel In P ortlan d, then plan to resid e perm an en tly 1n the T ooth R o ck cam p. «IR E N TH ST S C A R E S G overnm ent guards and m «u In the reservation bu n k h ou te* turned ou t on the run early F rid ay m orn- Ing when the fire siren cut loose. It seem s that w orkers had Just com p leted Installation o f a new and Inrger siren on top o f the water tank, and w ished to test It. T he wblatla, which now c* u be heard fo r m ile*. U used to *ound fire d rills and eating hour*. - $5 - Per Cord PITCH KINDLING \ i j , ALYCE HARVEY’S WOOD YARD Phone 141 Cascade L ocks J