BONNEVILLE DAM FHItONIFLE
P IIO \ K N D M I lK lt O N E
The first five telephone linen
eoanerted with the central office
•Wlf'hboard placed In service In
WfceM wyton on December I, 1878,
were tne Executive Mansion, now
known uh th** White H o u r «*, N o .
1; the Capitol, No. 2; Associated
Press, No. 3; Treasury Depart-
meat, No. 4; InHtitute for the
Deaf and Iminb, now Uullaudut|
College, No. 5.
0 a J i e n ¡ ^ c v m p '£
All Leather Shoes
BOOTS, W O R K AND
DRESS SHOES
4 Stores in Portland
Fortified Wines
4 and 8 Years Old
21 Per Cent
Roma
Mar-Vista
50c Pt. to $1.50 half Gal.
CASCADE LOCKS NEWS
Joe DuPre wait a Portland vls-
Itor over .Saturday and Sunday.
Marian Hu I nc I n relegated to
her bed this week, Hiifferlng with
the measles, a «mall epidemic of
which I n making the roundN of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keeler on their
m otor trip to Portland Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hid Ratcllffe and
baby daughter,
moved
to the
I-oeks Saturday from Stevenson.
They are living In one
of
the
Oscar Hyde cabins.
Oretchen Granstrom,
who Is
teaching at Alsea, spent the week
end at home with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Granstrom.
LAKESIDE HOTEL
H o ard and room — rates
reasonable
5th & Main
Cascade Locks
LOUIE FOLSOM
the dam district.
MI nn Wilma Eddy
and
MI nn
GOVERNMENT GARAGE
Jeweler
Catherine Walker, I » r k s grade
and high school teachers, respec
HUMS WITH ACTIVITY
Expert Watch Repairing
tively. motored to Portland Sun
CASCADE LOCKS
day with friends.
With issuance o f
new
black
A. C. O ’Neil, well-known rail and white license plates to Corps
road engineer, I n spending
two of Engineers cars, replacing the
weeks In California.
familiar red and white ones, in
Dr. Chan, Chinese physician, accordance with President Roose
PAUL HOHBERGER
Koberta Almack and Norm Swee velt’s Instructions, dam district
Q U AL IT Y W O RK M AN SH IP
ney, all o f Portland, visited Tues residents have taken a new inter
JEWELER
day with Mr. and Mrs. Morton est In the governm ent’s snappy
BON N EVILLE ( A FT .SH O P
Hweeney and also T om m y Bren new Ford V -8 ’s and the men who
(>n the Reservation
nan.
keep them in running shape.
The engineers garage employs
The W allace Almacks, o f Prlne-
ville. stopped In for a short visit a staff o f 11 men. under the di
with the ‘ P ork y” Fanchers Tues rection o f Fred L. McGee. The 11
day. The Almacks were en route see that the cars are gassed and
SPRING OPENING
oiled, washed every other day
to Portland.
New ami Com plete s tock o f
Emmett Winkle, o f the Colum and repaired whenever necessary.
W OM EN’S W E A R
Thirteen sedans, three of which
bia hotel, was a Portland visitor
DONNA MOHR
are stationed In Portland but seen
Thursday, as was Bob Woods.
C'awadc Lock»
at Bonneville almost every day,
Mrs. Pearl Pitman returned to
and another three which are in
the l^>cks Wednesday
after
a
use by surveying parties up the
three-day business trip in Port
river, are serviced by the garage.
land.
In addition they take care o f the
WE-ASK-U-INN
Dave Dinsmore Is bark In his
governm ent trucks, bus and am
Serves
Chicken Dinners with
Morn Club barber shop, fo llo w
bulance, o f which there are 13
hot
Biscuits
every SUNDAY
ing a sudden two w eek’ s stay In
more.
Portland.
Service noon until 8 p. m.
T o those who feel It is a small
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Almack
task to do all this, then imagine
W e I>o Not Serve Beer
and daughter, Roberta, o f P ort
keeping up a car that Is driven
land. were week-end guests of the
an average o f 1,000 miles every
Morton Sweeneys.
month, almost every day with a
Messrs Brennan, Pitman and
new and different driver at the
Serantnn, better known as T o m helm. Hard on cars, this Bonne
G. N. Hesgard
my, Eddie and Morry, were Hood
ville and Its mud. hut none In
Building Contractor
River visitors Friday morning.
the district look nicer than those
ESTIMATES F R E E L Y GIVEN
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Martin, of
kept up by McGee's men.
the Columbia hotel staff, traveled
Cascade Locks, Ore
to Portland on business Thurs
day night, spending
the
night TOUGH MATMEN SIGNED
with relatives and returning the
FOR TOP BOUT TONIGHT
follow ing day.
DANCING TAUGHT
Karl Higley, well-known suit
P R I V A T E LESSONS
W
arm
er
weather,
along
with
salesman, is again back in the
« F O R ftt.OO
baseball,
brings
bigger
and
better
IBooks visiting with old friends.
Ea«y
and Quick Method
Mr. and Mrs. W’ Uliam Keeler wrestling shows. Or in this in
F
or
Appointment
Call ATwater
were Portland shopping visitors stance. rougher and tougher ones.
88<i3,
Esther
Reed
For ton igh t’s weekly Locks pavil
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lunde and ion sm oker Prom oter Jim Merrill
the latter’s father, Frank Ander- has signed W ildcat Johnson and
aon. visited Sunday in The I>alles Eddie McMIUen, who two weeks
ago battered each other so badly
with L unde’s brother, Ike.
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Costanzo that neither was able to appear
were Portland visitors Monday, the follow ing week.
___ G am , Oil
Each claims a championship,
as was Mrs. W. W. W illiam » on
Tires and Tubes
Johnson
the
m
iddleweight
title
In
Thursday.
___
Expert
Auto Repair
Canada.
McMIUen
the
crow
n
for
J. F. Moeck. a meat cutter o f
___ Radiator Service
15 years, has taken over duties the state o f Denver. But titlists
___ Battery Service
in the modern new meat depart or not, if the rivals put on as
T. A W ILSON, Mechanic
ment in Carlson’s Red and W hite rough a match as they did before,
fans will not be disappointed. The
. E. KA\ ENAUGH, Manager
store east o f town.
Mr. and Mrs. Arleigh Redm ond, bout is slated fo r best two out of
form er Locks residents and now three falls, with a one-hour time j
o f Hood River, visited Sunday In limit.
Phone K-F-7 Cascade Locks Ore
Finding his plan o f putting on
their old haunts.
Henry Rosenback suffered the one other bout and one exhibition
temporary loss
of
his
speedy each week, in addition to the
coupe last week, after he had a main event, Merrill plans to show
blow-out at Mitchell Point and as his feature event, Ray L im p -
the veteran
Sacram ento!
smashed Into a concrete guard man,
grappler. in the ring with a 175-
wall.
W esley Andrews, of the meat pound wrestling black bear.
The other event
pits Indian
market, has returned
from
his
trip to Idaho with Merle Lintner. Oeklev. 14 8-pound Alaskan who
last week staged a sensational
o f Gresham.
T o n y ' Daro,
Sunday dinner guests at the draw with rugged
‘ P ork y” F a n c h e r , residence In against one o f M errill’s most pop
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P ul ular niatmen. Jim m y Dolan, Port
len, o f T he Dalles, and Mr. and land pug.
Mrs. Anthony Hengstler. o f Gresh
DAM P IC T U R E D ISPLAYED
am.
One o f the finest pictures ever I
The R. Y. Frosts, o f the Carl
the
Bonneville
dam
son cabins east o f town, visited made o f
at one o f the coast beaches over area was placed on display In the
main corridor o f the government !
PITCH KINDLING
Saturday and Sunday.
W yeth shoppers in the Ixicks administration building on the
Saturday.
It
was j
Saturda Included
Mrs. George reservation
lMffln, Herman Suhl. Tom Jen drawn by Hollis Johnston, benior
architect, U. S. E. D., and is pre- 1
kins and E. C. Belckel.
Jim Stubblefield, I^ocks high sented as a preliminary study o f
student, has Joined the CCC fo r the landscape and general de
It
does.
however. 1
the summer. He Is awaiting trans velopment.
main
dam.
portation orders from the camp clearly depict the
powerhouse and sea locks, and
at Vancouver.
W. N. Hulse, popular east-end has proved a great drawing card
Phone H I
dairman, is up and around again. in its brief stay In the building
Cascade Locks
The G. E. Millers accompanied so far.
1
TYRRELL’S TAVERN
Opposite the Oaten In Bonneville
ARCHIE COOK, Manager
HORN CLUB
of Cascade Locks
UNION HOUSE
The Men’s Gathering Place
W . H. Clark. Owner
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