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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1935)
T II R H THRER Mr. and Mra. A J. (Jeltner and son Harold, wore In Portland Frl- lo cks ‘lay caring for Lee Hallowell'a mother, who wan aerlounly |||, Halph Nelson, »»ought a new liM Patricia K*am*»aiwn of Dodge pickup truck to be used In look la vlaKIag Mian Ann connection with his Lakeside meat market. nilUUM'B f*MT W «c k . ^ "Tarli** Aaderaon apent Mr. and Mrs Ralph Nelson 'ASCADE Stevenson visited Miss Lenna Col lins last week, took Miss Collin« to Stevenson for a several day visit. Mrs. Joe Rart waH a Hf>od Hlver viftltor laiit week. land. The Wuners took them to see the seining operations near the airport, Thursday. Joe Pflfer, former U.S. engineer carpenter, returned the first of Siems-Helmars, Inc., ol St. the week with his son to go to Paul, Minn., was last week award work for Columbia Construction ed the contract for widening and company. They are staying at the deepening the Columbia river Columbia hotel. from Celilo falls to Umatilla on a J. D. Grimes, engineer for the low bid of $346,520. Sturgel company, subcontractors Second lowest bid was $347,- under OBS on railroad relocation,! Is a new guest at the Columbia 925 by General Construction com pany of Seattle. Engineers esti hotel. mated $331,925 for the Job. Monte Bears and daugnter, • Thlg was the third time vOat Dorothy, of Hood River visited bids had been called by U. 8. en Mr. and Mrs. H. C. O’Dell last; gineers. First time, the l6west bid week. was 40 per cent above the $400,- C. A. Phelps left last Thursday 000 allotted the job. Second time, by car for Susanvllle, Calif., to the low bidder was slightly be bring back his wife and daughter, low th£ allotment, but not low Mildred. His daughter is Just out enough to allow U. S. engineers of the hospital as the result of a to have their necessary share for serious case of poison oak. administrative expenses. Quanti Mrs. M. L. Morgan and son, ties of material to be removed Robert, spent Thursday In Port from the channel were reduced, land on business. principally by elimination of Dev St. Paul Firm Gets River Job Tony Karavanlch has finished shifting of th«. big gas tanks at Ms Cascade garage, occasioned m^-krmé al Albany Turk "pent the weekend In Portland. by grading for the town’s Main K to l'or i land on bualnean I.d («lazier left laat week for street. The tanks were lowered Parkdale. where he will be em several feet. ployed by the forest service until Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams ¡about November I. Glbuon Harrl- spent Thursday and Friday in ison accompanied him. returned Portland. I the same day. M. K. Andrews of the meat mar l«ols .Merrill spent several days ket was visited several days last last week visiting her parents, Mr week by his wife, Mrs. Blsle And and Mrs J. A. Merrill. She Is now rews, and baby daughter, Betty, In Portland attending business of Boring. college. Mrs. James Steele and children , Mrs. W. H. Harrison visited Mr I m M 'V f t c o rd ia lly invlt«* of Portland visited her father, A. | and Mrs T. H. Harrison ,aat Ausberg, last week. you to a ttra d Ik e fa ll o p. j week. Hhe had been In Portland, Miss Anne Rasmussen Is back | enliUE to b r b rld In th e ir left to Join her husband, look, from a week's visit with relatives »lure S a turd ay e venlag — out ontop of I^irch mountain. In Tillamook. Miss Klsle Pointer was visited A l « I J S T 14th Mrs. Mae 811va was visited all last week by Miss Winifred il’s Bend rapids from the list of 7:3# to I f P. M. Rustic«« of Yamhill, her close Thursday by Mr. and Mrs. Clar rapids through which a seven- ence Dovers of Monroe, Wash., O’DELL DEVELOPS friend at I,Infield college. Thurs I d k*-«-p*ax with their pol foot channel 150 feet wide was to day they went to Hood River to who were on their way to ity Mary's have brought OPEN-AIR-MARKET be driven. Kphrata, Wash., to visit Mrs. visit friends. to the otiaaea of the dam The project now involves re H. C. O’ Dell has developed quite Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Tarns spent Silva's sister, Mrs. Call Marsolais. area the Uncut selection moval of 31,000 yards of rock, Same day came Mrs. Walter Lane an open-alr-market in the Morgan Friday In Hood River on business of fine fall aerrhandlae 73,000 yards of gravel. New spe building, oppisite the postofflee. and Chester Owen of Portland to Mrs. O. F •'Slim” Harris left at moat reaaoaable prices. cifications on the third bidding visit her. He is carrying a large stock of Friday to spend a week In Port call for a more thorough improve Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Wuner were fruits and vegetables. The market land visiting her father. Capt. H. ment. The contractor must start is the first developed in the dist K. Lowry. noted Columbia river visited four days the end of last With the cold and rainy within 30 days after notice to pro week by Mrs. Wuner’« brother rict and promises to become quite pilot. i<a<«a approaching you ceed is given, must complete the Krwln Rrolliar spent Thursday and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. an institution If the peddlers are are tavited to use Mary's work within 4 50 days. Clay Richards, and family of Port- kept out of town. In flood River on business. lending library which o f C. P. Harris returned Thursday fer* a Use selection of from the American legion siatei iafd<*r a fiction . . . ad- I convention at The Dalles, reported reatore . . . romance . . . having a fine time. travel , . . detective mya- Wesley Andn-ws of the meat j teriea and maqnrat. Th* ae market left last week with Ueo. h io b are obtainable for a I,liner of Boring and Henry 8ko- ven. nominal fee. gan of Sandy to spend five or six days at Wahtuni lake, hiking and fishing. 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