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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1935)
BONNCVILLE DAM i ^H0 » *NUM.K FOI K ---- r - r% urday. won * sack of flour Two or t hive others gui-a**'d rl**ser. HKHMOSA HJ A l.TH were not a»urd*d the prl** be CASCADE LOCKS NEWS cause M IN K K A I. C'OSM KTIfS they were not present S<>H|ile<«l Gr»*HM*W*~t» «ntl Mr and Mrs lien Scott enter A A A. *. Æ . A .A.J Von- \U-oliolU' tained Mr. and Mrs K «5 »l<-«eu. Spaiai Skin Tr*.»tm«‘ nt* Hank Rosenback skipipered the N(r ,i*t, t from Ah. rd*en, engineers’ launch. Sandy, this Wash .-%<r Mamortel d»J Free Démonstration by week, the launch. Bonneville, MHS. M U DK BKOl.l.l AH Mr. and Mrs. Thad Gla*l«-r and Cascade Locks Phone 2s2 bavins none to Portland for an #<Jn Howard, motor« d to P« rt- overhauliuK. Glenn Farrington, land on buaín«-*«* Saturday who operates the Sandy. has Mrs. Fred Anderson Is home pone on a five-day vacation. again after a visit Tuesday to the Mrs. Selnm Grant of The Dulles hospital In Portland where the and her brother. A K. Vaustrotn front her bps broken In an WALLACE KNAPP spent Memorial day with their aUtoniob!le aoldent s«-.era| T h e O R tvC iO M A N Representa- sister. Mr*. Manila Collins. Both month» ago, were r«-mov«-d She t ir e m ay be r r s « h « l at the are old-tlnie residents and their won-t be able to try walking for R«H»nevelt Inn, I k in t V 'illf . visit was really a trip home. several weeks yet. Mr. and Mrs. August Peterson H. C Brown s father tr« m visited Portland over Memorial Scappoose visited hltn M«-mortal day. day. Mrs. Carl Livingston and Mrs. Manda Colllnr e\p*-ct# to (daughter. Jean, visited Mrs. Llv- be made very happy sit in ’ h" ingston last week. next few days »hen the i«-lcpn*-n«- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Smith and coni|*any Installs her loog awalt- T O M M Y L U K E son. former Lork* residents, now ed new s » ttchlmard to ropls.-t t « I T S . W . 6TH of Linton, visited the cemetery present one. said to have been in BKacon T2I5 Memorial dav with several friends service since the b* ginning • i 'from Linton. century With 1« will c.pje n«*i 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chapman and wiring, a motor-dynamo to r. two cousins, from Illinois, visit- pl»ce the hand crank for ringing i ed Mr. Chapman's brother. C. C. bells Chapman, over Memorial day. Several large volcanic boulder» Roy Chairman comes from Port- weighing from one to three or land » h e r e he’s with Cpjohn more tons h. were pulled °ot Drug company. ¡of the new highway rlgbl-of-way S. O. Clodf^lter’s *»3rd hirthday Saturday by road rr**»s. who DR. i. L. HARRIS (last week saw the gathering of towed them behind bulldoter and his children, grandchildren and truck through the business di*- F. B. WELLER R.N. friends from eastern Oregon, trirt t » rhove them off the r-*d Those present were: Mr and Mrs near the power company office Phone 203 Donald Clodfelter. liarland Clod- Several other boulders, weighing felter. Miss Verna Wilson, Mr. and abut 2.r, tons »re too |.*rge to pi. !. Stevenson. Washington Mrs. Frank Van Borstel and Jun- w||| have to be leveled off ior. Jackie. Carol-Jean, and Joan. Roger J. Nelsa. t’SKD safety Mr. and Mr*. Russell. Mr. Ram- engineer and art editor of Coar* , say. rb*r. first Portland district safety RICKMASTKR MATERNITY Mrs. Grace Scott was a visitor magazine, is now living at the HOVÍE to Portland Saturday. Oregon-Washington fo* farm Most Modern Equipment Mrs. Friand Rosenback was a The West Coast Power company 135 Motecello Ave. Portland visitor last week ha* stuccoed and painted Its HOOD R IV E R Raymond Harrington, up from -dant out by Herman creek At- Pan Pedro, where he is on duty tentlon has been given the la*n. Vi: with the army, has returned to too. The work on the building Iro- California, after having spent proves the appearance of the three »-eeks in Cascade I » c k s as property materially It has helped the guest of friends and relatives, the appearance of the forest **-r- DONNA MOHR He is a son of Mrs. Ed Johnson vice property, as well Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Myers, and Boys from the triple T ” camp daughter. Caroll. Mrs. A. Myer«. down by Multnomah falls are giv- CASCADE LOCKS Miss Ed da Iverson, all of Port- ing the state highway department ¿/ land. Mr. end Mrs. O. Fladder a hand In cutting away brush and and children Norman and Vln- trimming up tree* along r cent, from The Dalles, visited at road east of Herman tm l to the Sprague home Memorial day. Wyeth. Cutting aw ay of the Mr. and Mr*. Otto Olln of Port- brush permit* motorist* to ontaln ELECTRIC WIRING land. Mr and Mr*. Chaw Clark a view of the river, people ar- of Longview and children. Wilma ,customed to driving the highway AND REPAIRING and Dicky, and Mr. and Mr* Cha* 'will be pl*«M-d with the work, for Olin of Cascade Lock*, were din- they can now e«rape the sensation RADIO AND TUBES ner guests of Mr. and Mrs L. L. of driving beteen two row* of Sprague. Thursday. hedge Mr*. John Hatton of Carver; Mr.'and Mr* Edward B*tzn*r has been visiting with her son. , entertained Mr. and Mr*. Bill E. M. Hatton during the past Batzner of Nehalem and Will Shangle of Portland at their home A full-grown cougar, five to Sunday. The Batznera are bro- CASCADE LOCKS slx feet long, was what H C. Odell them, their wive*, alters saw in his back yard Wednesday fihlrley W’oodward of Cascade morning a* he was eating break- Look* ha* b~-n visiting with .„m * fast The cougar nosed around, friend* at Sherwood. Oregon the sniffed left for the timber with- r«uit week She returned home out doing any damage. Charles Monday. Olin. In one of whose cabin* Odeli m u * rjuyla Gala*h*-ff |eav.-* live*. I* planning a hunt for the Sunday for summer work at O re - beast before he get* a chance to ron Normal school at Monmouth d°u a" r nLore maraud,nf Her sister. Antoinette. |* ,,ome Half mile west of Bonneville H C. Odell was Joined last from teaching school at lone yr w w v w w y r EMERGENCY HOSPITAL ROGERS ELECTRIC COMPANY BONNY V IL A TAVERN BLITZ-WEINHARD AND SILVER SPRINGS BEER j * j * .* Bottled, Jug and Draught Beer Visit Our New Complete Fountain Lunch Sit and Sip by Our Open Fireplace 1" \, r -nd Mr» t ar i Livin gs««». H*1» » *r* » * Trade With R. E. Andrews & Company FOR CONSISTENT SAVINGS AND SERVICE Fifteen Years in Business in Cascade Lot We are happy to announce that, through the con- tmued patronage of our loyal customer* and the many new customers, we have now an almost com- plete stock off general merchandise. We earnest!) solicit your trade and invite you to corrr* in and look over our new store,_______________________ SPECIALS FOR FRI.. SAT., and MON.. June 7-8-10 4 lbs. 23c RICE CLEANSER Fnn MACARONI 3 lbs 23c H'.ll BEANS 4 bs. 23c (*a! Small \\ Ml* K. C. BAKING POWDER 25c sue ... 17c HONEY. 5 lb. pails 49c Shredded Wht.. pk. 12c BUTTER Tnangle ROLLED OATS Large Pkg 23c DOG FOOO. 4 (or 19c . " ** French MUSTAR0 9c LARGE BAR SOAP 4 ior . 17e BROOM 69c 1 y* was S “ .“ “ We have a Close Out Stock of Men’s and Boys Shoes. Overalls. Shirts. Underwear, Blankets. Socks. Thread GREEN ENAMELWARE Each 44c EGG BEATER 15c MIXING BOWL SET 69c GLASS TUMBLERS 6 f o r .......... o5c DINNER SET S3.25 R om - Pink 22-p|*r* EGGS HOME GROWN VEGETABLES BEETS. Bu. LETTUCE. Head 4c CARROTS. Bu. 4c SPINACH. 4 lbs. lor 10c RADISHES. 2 lor LEMONS. Lge Sch^Ung DOZ. Ssä o *. I . - - . n"Y U ttr r the rs. 17c 27 c COFEEE Q 2VC SCHILLING TEA <»r»ngr prfcnr V, lb. Pkg. 3 6 C 5c S & W 1 IK Tin 2 lb. Tin F V n n in .'. 4c Green Onions. 2 lor 5c FRESH E X T R A S iMp ,,r IVr*. .Ijti.if. _ Pound .......... 29c . 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