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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1935)
1 M*lvli, Milling K Idi tlofi* Mr. and Mr* ¡•Itali ara no«* II*- |rnl a hila ihrli . oi»«trut Mon Mr lier house ami ara dation for It and c e le b r a t e t i ht» i ’ir.lnj In tha a t. « lu lo tlle d In a da to p ii* fa rd i ■ baked th*- b.rtb. a V k OUI i it«*w colony of hoin«*s I * li« t * r r o Ilio W II. and P«nu's t*v*rn m o c>, i m i « « du- •Ir H**n««* on l i * ^ II- moved II lo Ila n r » «re V !«• 11 *> h W ilbur Ka*lay luft-nta o f a la * lt • tit • { th* Ir h' m« Mi», Km*l*y and tcfatar alona »»«i*"t>■ OF : t — * r 11 'ÍG NOON ANO COLORING BONNY VILLA TAVERN [Columbia Gorge Hotel H im «!» R|\ H i. OREGON unday Chicken Dinner 85c 10 ACRES. W A T E K F A L L S . RU NN ING STREAMS Get Our New Low Rates bv the Week or Month ^ > r UI Attention Given priva te Dinner parti«*« and Dance« '1 1 ’ ----- ------ - = Convenience Banking / ■— It 1« surprising how simple and handy It Is to bank by mail through partment. our Send us a money llank-by-.Mall order for de the amount of the deposit or Just endorse your en tire rh«»ck direct to us. The finest banking fa cilities ¡»re no farther than your postoffice. Hlxth at dtark •nlng. Mi r a. ■ OI< *n Johnson and Mra. Hoy (•» *B‘ Friday In I'ort- land At the Theatre YOUR MS I 1 n 1 n I OUT AT t- ( ENLARGING < H R O > I C I, K WARRENDALE SN A P SH O T S TP l I» A M «»•Nir*. Clark tr*< t m * of n,* f„ * farm M tillan r Mr and Mr* J M a rl I iim ' i • <» h*T ho ma In Han Francisco * f t * r flauglitar. I .lili, •pent Hi .i »*-k’* visit with bar a la tar. Mra. la Hood Hitar h * y c ON Mr, and Mr« I» t \ It* ware viali ad F» tpM’ilV t )i«tr*■!,(» C. Bogart. Hr., W II tliillon ar. IfUl ton. Mm n*>r ir «tra U w iri* Oakland. <‘a llf and daughter.in Mi K \f* Omnia i onth or more with th««| * h 0f trailer honre. M operi before tir nit >g to Oake 1 n GTrfJ » Hnnry V!!!a Ifctid h + T *' ’ live. Mr# Kuthryi1 OH’f 1ind M slterl %,f f „ ft F left for Port- JV m fy Wefe «ti iltor« 1/i Portland . h(| V rft friend» for Mond* y on buiilßirii, Mrs A. It hIf fil ftl<* f # and »mail I ** v#>ra| %lr d Mi 4*u«H i er rot irr>*4 U*< week from j K. Jeffreys A % Ac M 1 Hon «t ti^ |i in'll ||, o ttarreudale Mr* 1 -eo Cnink i f f ht Haliirdav ¡ ^ T m I id L. p i< ddl and party of f » |< d* frr.i w w o*>a C ind visited f'ilf. Steiner Monday were shown fi»n.i the dam. and Mrs llolub have moved the l.|ve|y addition to Brad- Uland EVELOPING and PRINTING 1 H ° * X K V I L L K HE ttiovffi f* | !• property fr on» th«' Georg* Town»»» at Herman creek i„ if,,. GEER d >f * BANK & C A LIFO R N IA Portland Forest Service H E vnv BATTERIES l.lghtnlng In the short but 13-15-17 Plates spirit«-«l st,r:n a w w k ago Tues- day aat «lx fires In District. Hanger j Hoy I.. W o man's territory, and GUARANTEED 1* »till < a lining the fort-airy ser vice plenty of worry. 1 to 3 Years of thei fires spread over a f|i *r «cre In ex* '-lit, bill only BARTOL MOTOR CO. aci ion by t i »renters. out* p; p and by CÍ,'C boys from and C^iscad*- I/K'liH Ca mpa • d a lai ge area from being lounly ho rued. Panned by a 40- le wind, a hlaze up Viento cr»-ek ni »day ih reatened to get « « a y . EVERGREEN r. finally subdued Friday. Ap- xlmately 70 men were employ- LAUNDRY I dui week fighting fire«. AN D Ranger Vondfs Millar from the DRY C L E A N E R S (O partiaor'i office Ill Portland ru»hod short »a v ,. radio equip ment to Columbia Gorge station. DALLY SE R VIC E Portable set« were parked In to L E A V E HI NDI.EM A T the fire», and wer<* found to work F R E N C H ’S Bonneville. efficiently In directing the battle. M E R R IL L ’S Cascade Locks. Foresters are «till searching for 5f r il!il* blaze«. F ire« have oeen O F F IC E ’ ON R E S E R V A T IO N **notrn to break out several week« nf’ er lightning «truck, having smouldered Inside snags all the time without t-howlng them-elves. G. A. C0B3 RESERVATION PAVING NEARS COMPLETION: NEW EN TRANSE OPEN ard Cl Robinson la "On the Motorists now drive onto the n a hi* way In "Th,. Whole dam reservation via the newly- i Talking*' »bowing Friday turday at l lo o e t r li theatre psved entrance way und**r the li**nn*'Vlile gam r**»*rva-' '« * t » r m o ‘ t arch o f the Tanner ere* k railroad viaduct. . The old entrance arrosa the! Inaon playa th » part of the highway from T y rre ll'« ta v e rn , ok keeper v<jo Anda hlm *"lf wad blocked o ff Monday morning jib e d< able of g nn('ir*oui gang, by OBM truck» dumping dirt to j »ter. being btyfltcd d *wn as public « •i#mr No 1 H!s w lggl** to get complete the railroad g ad«, that t o*u of the situation, complicated. wll! take the relocated Union Pa-1 , of courae. hv a girl, nrovfde mva- i l f c around the dam. ast the v ia - ’ duct, autos rttil must detour onto ! tery and au*penae aplenty. If *'Frank*-nal*dn" cau«»-d nlrht. tbn rough dirt road leading down mare» or lew of sleep, better not Into camp. Paving of roa<$« In the p «rm a -, 1 **e what Roosevelt theatre ha» to nent quart**rs area is aprroaching : 2 o*fer Sunday. Monday and Tu«»s- completion. Warren Northwest *tay ' The Itride of Frankenstein" Roads. Inc., contracter» for the* ! 1* eve« wor»e for creeping chills. 130.000 Job. hope to finish laying 1 t * :*• m« **s*apade» the i«0 0 tons of blacktop between» Boris Karloff, who make» hor- I r.»r an art. portrays the monster contrete curb« already In place b y' again meet« hi« match In a "mon- *1*«* end of this or the first of next •teretfe." played by Elsa I.an- week. About 60 men are em- rh»**ter. In a - wlerd laboratory, ployed. scientists create the woman mon ster with electricity to serve as WASHINGTON CREATES Frankenstein's bride but what a BONNEVILLE DAM BODY bride the makes' Valerie Hobson and Colin Clive furnish the r«*al A *> advisory commission of fire InVfi interest. In contrast t.* the members to cooperate with fed- $itp«»rnatural affair between the era* and Oregon authorities in de mon-ten. velopment of Bonneville power Against the setting of Ireland's Wa" created last week by Mash- stormy revolutionary day«. Vic- Inston's Governor Clarence Mar tin ti.r M d jiglen In "Th e Inform er Members are: Fred Mauser. Wednesday and Thursday por trav« the struggle going on with- ^ o f th Bonneville: E. A. Hamil- Ir, one man « sm.l As Gyp«. Nolan. *on- maTO«' o t Vancouver. Wash.; primitive I and rebellious Irish Roy Dobbs. Camas; Frank M. \ prlmitl Dallam. Kelson; George Moody.) giant, he Is torn between good and evil, prove« that a man Is no Mashougal. better than his weaknesses And Purpose of the commission, said man's weakness. It seems. Is wo- Governor Martin. Is protection of Washington's Interest In the pro- 'Downfall of McLaglen 1» the ^ * * keeping the executive man- blonde Siren plsved by the new slon Informed of developments. "nrlD h import Margot Grahame. recommending step« to be taken T o get her out o f sordid surround- Governor MarHn stated that the, „ •» McLaglen peaches on a pal. commission w ill cooperage wrth 'ommlta the greatest crime known all Oregon groups to further the #1- a ____ i.__ *n t. hi» country, sll for paltry 2« development of Bonneville. rounds Fate pursues him. his own act cause» l\|s destruction, TUNNEL 2 CLOSED ON « l e a t h e r Angel nnd Preston Foster HITTING WATER FLOW ar„ In the supporting cast. Workmen boring tunnel No. 2 — ---------------- Df (tuckel slide drainage svs- IMtl s l H I A T S I NCI.F \ ISITS tem* were taken by surprise last Col Preilerlck A. Delano, uncle Wednesday when water sudden- of resident Roosevelt and head of ly gushed from what had been a the national resourcea hoard, on dry face, hastily scrambled from , a tour of the country, was a dis- the tunnel. •Innulahed visitor to Bonneville The tunnel is believed to have ,1 «m the end of Inst week. He was tapped o Pocket o f water held accompanied over the project by under the slide. Flow is estimated party of 10. including Major at 250 vallons per minute Crews Skerry and Major Williams, «list- »**rp laid o ff until 4 p. m Thurs- rlct engineer Colonel Delano was day. when they went to work In ^ Itv- rc«sed by the work, said that three shifts on tunnel No 4.. I opportunities fo r !nt*NiR*nt P i«"- dosed for some time to allow nlng are unexcelled In this region, drainage. ATTO RNEY AT LAW Notary Public Cascade I/ x k «, Oregon COLL’ MHI A H O T E L Coffee Shop >l*-al« Herve«l Fam ily S t)lr < HU KEN D IN N E R E Y F lH St’ ND AY Cascaci«* ! xx k « PAUL HOHBERGER Q U A L IT Y W O R K M A N S H IP dK^ELER RON N E V IL L E G IF T SHOP On the Reservat ion H IL L ’S SH O W ER BATHS 2.V each or 5 for 91.00 Next door to Dew Drop Inn. CASCADE LOCKS. ORE. Read the Ads G. N. Hesgard Building Contractor ESTIM ATES Fit E E L Y G IV E N Cascade Locks. Ore LAKESIDE HOTEL BOARD AND ROOM— R ATE S R E A SO N A B LE 5th A Main Cascade Locks WOOD 1 Cord. $5.00 i/2 Cord $2.60 1-3 Cord $1.75 12” or 16” Lengths Clark’s Lumber and Fuel Yard Phone 82 1 Mile East of Cascade Locks
