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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1935)
▼ BONNEVILLE DAM < flltOMCLE is PRIDE OF and Mra. J. MoGInnls. occupants of a new house, having Mr. and Mra. J. R. Iamb had moved from their old residence COLUMBIA HOTEL a* dinner gue*t* Hunday Mr. «.id near the cannery. B O N N Y PARK Mr*. K. (I. I’ opw', Mra. Cochcran Among Portland visitors last ami Mb tor Cochran, their mother week were Leo Ostrander and 0. Me*l* Served Family Style There Is, perhaps, only one Mr. a ml Mrs. ftnrry Mnth<-w- and brother, and Auggle Okln, all C. Correli. CHICKEN DINNER EVERY man on the reservation who t;D tertsined «H b dinner Sun of Oak drove. SUNDAY could steal something from Cap Mr. and Mra. Manual McCready day tfcr InlkialaK: Mr. and Mr* ( ax fuie Locks tain John Torkelson, head of the Dick Minor. Karl Minor of flood vlalted frlenda In Portland over government guards, and get away tile week end. KIv• i Mi and Him. Bill Roberta, with It. He is Paul Petersen, o f Mr. and Mra. O. R. Gunter Jr., of Norm Bonneville. ficial U. H. E. D. gardener, and »pent part of thla week In Hood F R. Fenton, returning from River, Hlr Thomas and I^ady Taylor I he stole the heart of a little col Port land i‘»rly Ihl* vaak, will be Mr. and Mr». Bd Lloyd* of and Brigadier-General Rrooke, lie pup. gin painting bin eight cottages Portland have nearly completed BOARD AND ROOM— RATE8 who was In charge of Rritlah Days "O lle,” as he Is known, grar and green. their new hnuae. working week troop* during the World war, worked around the administra REASONABLE Mr. and U rv D. II. Iiyrk aur- end» It la auapeeted that a new were overnight visitors at Penn'a tion building or the permanent 5th & Main Cascade Locks prtfKH) h«T rather.. O. I>. Finch of ly married rouple will occupy It tavern last week. Touring the residences, he always noticed the Ho< i It I n r on his Ctth birthday on completion. , United States, they were driving pup and stopped to pet It. It final by bringing a group of frtenda to Mr. and Mr». C. A. Robertaon east. ly reached the point where he viall him They were: Mr. and will aoon have a new basement Mrs. Kathryn Geer’s baby re had to take the dog over to the Mr* llurk IIIrka, Mr. and Mr». and front lawn, dirt from the turned Friday from Hood River Captain’s house each night before fMnrge Harris, Mr*. Vera Colony, baaement being used to fill In the hospital after an ear operation. he went home, so It would not Mr and Mrs. O. R. Canter, Mr». front yard to make It level. The baby Is recuperating rapidly. follow him. And then the dog Noi a Finch. Kverett Palmer, Mr. Expert Watch Repairing Mr. and Mra. L. K. Kama are Mr. and Mrs. A, R. Bummers would »It and how! for half an are new cabin residents. hour because it couldn’t go along. . CASCADE Mrs. Glen Johnson entertained After some two months of this | Mesdame* I>»o Cook, I E. Steel the Captain went away for three and Jack Reiter last week with a days, and left the dog In “ Olie’s” bridge party. care. From then on the dog was Among visitors to Portland last the Inseparable companion of the Q U ALITY W ORKM ANSHIP week were Mrs. Ray Cook, Mrs. gardener. The Captain, realizing JEW E LE R Glen Johnson. Mrs. Leon Cook the futility of trying to keep the BONNEVILLE G*IET .SHOP and Mrs. Jack Reiter. likable little pup at home, *ave <>n the Reservation Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meehan en it to “ Olle.'' tertained with a bridge party last Now, one could count the min week. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. utes of the day the pup is away Ernie Meadows, John Meadows, from Petersen’s side on the fin Mr. and Mrs. I>eo Ellis. gers of one hand. She lays in the Vt»w arr no further from your hank dun the Mrs. M. R. H off was being vis Bun nearby, usually in the middle Now and Complete Stock of ited last week by her mother, of a path where everyone will Pont o f f i c e .w h e n you «■«fry an account with o n . WOMEN’S W EAR Mrs. Mary Alderton, of Portland. have to notice her and stop to W. H. Carlson, manager of play a while, all the time. And P ar nail arrount* receive prompt attention. After Carlson's Red and White store, few* on the reservation don’t know- Cascade Lock* ff m a rru u a t I* op en ed you nee<) o n ly in d orse and was In Portland three day* last little “ Sister” and her master. week on hls fLrst vacation In five One of the most amazing things « t a il y o u r ch eck * to ua. years. about “ Sister’ is her lov* of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Frost rides. Twice a day she is the hon ^ccvp«i Chicken Dinner* with traveled to the roast last week. or guest of the government's bus Mrs. Ed Hoganson was among driver and the ferry pilot. And hot Biscuits every SUNDAY f Portland those who shopped in Portland always the pup is the first one Sixth at Service noon until 8 p. m. over the week end. aboard. “ Olle” hasn’t taken her Stark We IK* Not Serve Beer for an airplane ride yet. but you can safely wager that “ Sister” i "I'm a self-made man.' "That relieves someone of an would like it. The pup Is well trained too, unpleasant responsibility.' like most collies. For her master she will sit up and do tricks. For Building Contractor her friends, she will offer protec tion. As “ Olle” says. I wouldn’t ESTIMATES FR E E LY GIVEN trade her for the whole Bonne Cascade Locks, Ore ville dam. she’s one in a million.’* and everyone on the reservation quite well agrees. PUPPY I THE RESERVATION Coffee Shop GEER LAKESIDE HOTEL LOUIE FOLSOM Jeweler LOCKS BANK BY MAIL - - PAUL HOHBERGER SPRING OPENING DONNA MOHR WE-ASK-U-INN ^ BAN K CALIFORNIA <*. G. N. Hesgard CARD O F TH ANKS We wish to express our appre ciation for the many kindnesses shown us by our friends in Cas cade Locks during our recent ill ness. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carrothers. CAT BRAVES H IG H W AY TO CARRY KITTENS TO SAFETY The mythical medal of hravery for the week goes to Bridget, mother cat owned by Mrs. M. R. H off of the fox arm enst% of Cas cade Ix>cks. Bridget, braving the perils of speeding trucks and automobiles, carried her our kittens, one at a time, across the highway from under Carlson’s store, climbed a five-foot fence to get them safe ly home. Witnesses said she scan ned the road closely In each di rection beore crossing. The kit tens all arrived safely. —ASK IO R IT BY NAME— You’l l find it on sale where ever good beer is sold. If your favorite restaurant or resort doesn’t stock it ask them to get it. EAGLE CREEK GROUNDS TO GET NEW IMPROVEMENTS Plans for renovation of Eagle creek picnic grounds for the com ing summer were announced last week by the forest service. Tahles wore set out last week and work begun which will In clude: ne rustic fothrldge to con nect the two picnic grounds; clearing now campsites: 10 new stoves to he built: trail clearing and widening; new trail to Wan na point; rock retaining wall along both hanks to prevent eros- io; enlargement of the water sys tem to obtain higher pressure; new trail signs to Wahtum lake. Try a want ad In the Chronicle. DANCING TAUGHT P R IV A T E LESSONS « FAIR $3.00 Easy and Quirk Method For Appointment Call ATwater 88«3, Esther Reed DR. F. FOLSOM Dentistry CASCADE LOCKS, OREGON WOOD 1 Cord. $5.00 V i Cord $2.60 1-3 Cord $1.75 16-INCH LENGTHS Clark's Lumber and Fuel Yard Leave Orders at Epping’s Red & White Store Cascade Locks, 191