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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1935)
- T W POINTER'S GRILL Home Cooked Meals Fountain Service 5 a .m . Breakfasts Waffles for Breakfast Clean, Neat, Friendly Service Station . In Connection POINTER’S GRILL CASCADE LOCKS Rearranged Redecorated FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR MANY PATRONS — FEATURING— Moderate Priced Meals and Sandwiches Card Tables now installed in space for merly occupied by the Restaurant. Dr of) in and Tell Vs How )ou Like it FRENCH’S —at Bonneville »OIIWWVILLK DAM CHROS1CLK BONNEVILLE DODSON FIYK I i*I/>I>FKIiTKK DONATE» ROOM In addition to the Cascade Locks city council holding meet ings in Seth D. Clodfelter’s big room, the Locks volunteer fire de partment has accepted his invita tion for its free use. The fire de partment previously has been meeting In the Odd Fellows hall. __________ ___ Horkmen have strung protect Mrgi Ted Johnson returned to ive wire fences from the dam en her rebuilt home Saturday morn trance towards the new adminls- ing after over a month’s stay in i at ion building to keep people Portland where her new daugh off the riewly.aeeded areas where ter, Nila, who’ll be a month old l"* oIil F r a n c e road used to ran. September 1. was born She’« h„ „ ri hll. ’ * ; , ' , DALLE» A8KS 8URVB* wire fence on heavy wood posts oeen busy all week straightening Has been placed along the hlgh- up the house. ’ Introduction o f a senate reso- way beginning across from Tyr- M. D. Chase, brother-in-law o f ,ut,° n a8king a review of the pro- r‘ I* 'Mvern and running up to Mrs, J. B. Lash, is spending an po8fd Columbia /iv e r power and wards the new station road. indefinite stay at the Lash home nav,8ation dam at The Dalles has Mrs. Have Marvin and daugh, They brought him back up from ch*,m Commerce by Senator Mc- »••r, Margie, have returned from a The Dalles, where the Lashes, ac- ber of ~~ three-weeks’ visit in Los Angeles | companied by their children and Nary. The chamber had requested and other parts of southern Cali Miss Louise Sigmund, spent from such a survey, says it has no in fornia. Thursday to Sunday. Miss riug- tention of bucking the pro-posed I>an Casey of the U. S. engl- mund, their niece, left from The Umatilla dam. neers survey crew has returned Dalles for her home in Boise, FIRM BRINGS FINK after be|nK confined to his Hood j Idaho. Hiver home by illness. H. C. Bowen and Joe Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Harold McShatko A I. Kckleson and Harold spent Sunday picking huckieDer- sheepherders for New Madden o f Itichen have been transferred to ries on Larch mountain. Mrs. Me- Hermiston, left their campfire the district engineer’s office in Shatko spent the best part of the burning at Rainy lake, which isn’t the pittock block. Portland. first of the week cleaning them so rainy at this season o f the year, Lick Holbrook is now in for use. Forest guards apprehended them. charge of the U. 8. engineers Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kimbrough Justice Stranahan in Hood River “navy” the tug Bonnevill* and »pent Sunday in Tacoma, \vash., Monday fined them $14. Their em- i launch Sandy. Holbrook succeeds attending a family reunion in Pl°yer appeared for them, paid I Pred Cetty, transferred to the honor of Mr. Kim brough’s father, the fine. first Portland district several Mr. W. J. Kimbrough, whose 75th ------------------------------ weeks ago for dredging operations birthday it was. CROWD F A V O R » OREGON Total of 3,995 persons regis on the Willamette river around Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McCrady New burg. I were in Portland last week on tered at the Oregon View point “Sonny,” cocky bulldog belong 1 business. Sunday, with 405 signing the book ing to Mr. and Mrs. Archy i.ook, F. R. Fenton spent Monday in at the new Washington View point and probably as many more now wears a ragged ear as the Portland on business. result of a yelping dog fight last Mrs. O. B. Gunter spent last going down to the railroad tracks week back of Tyrrell’s tavern. A week with her mother, Mrs. G. to look at the dam. W eek ago Sunday the Washington side saw large number of dogs were in D. Finch, in Hood Riyer. volved and “ Sonny” rushed in. His Miss Nona Finch has gone to 785, the Oregon point 4,253. ear was ripped for almost its en Hood River to work in the pears LICENSE EXAMS GIVEN tire length, necessitating a long for a week or 10 days. Drivers w'ho have not obtained stay in a Portland dog hospital, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Duyck where it was sewed up. spent Friday in Portland. Mon Oregon operator’s or chauffeur’s Frank Kwen has just complet day, Mr. Duyck went in on busi licenses for the coming two years may see the license examiner ed his new home in Cook’s addi ness. tion. R. H. Roberttson of Medford Thursday between 9 a. m. and 4 New switchboard operators at arrived Tuesday to spend the win P. m. at the Bonneville library Columbia Construction company’s ter with his son and daughter-in- back o f the postoffice. No exami office on the island are Mrs. law. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Robert nation is required tor renewals Kdelyn Marshall and Mrs. Ger sons. The Robertsons motored to except in rare cases. trude Johnson. They replace Miss Portland to meet him. f ir e t r u c k s e r v ic e Janet Olds, who with her mother, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. McAden The Bonneville dam fire truck Mrs. A. R. Olds, has joined Mr. spent Sunday on the sandy river cannot be called out of the reser Olds at Boulder dam, and Mrs. A. beach, swimming, picnicking. vation except on request o f the B. Hard n. Mr. Darden was trans- L. S. Ostrander spent Saturday forest service. Lieut. Colby M fern d three weeks ago to Co in Portland on business. H p is ‘ V * ' i ' T to T paint ~7 *7 ‘“ ¡M yers announced yesterday. Per- lumbia’s job of building the south planning his big roadster ............................ sons w-hose homes or property is jetty at Grays Harbor, Wash. this week, if fhe dust dies down on fire must call the forest ser Perry McVMegh and Victor Berg enough. vice to fight the flames, and if it are among those building new Miss Clara Doherty and Miss deems the dam fire truck neces houses in Cook’s addition. Margie Coggins of Brownsville. sary it will call for It. A. B. Bebevan has moved into Ore., visited Mr. and Mrs. C. A. his new home back of French’s. Mr. and -Mrs. A. Sandwick of Robertson last week. The Robert MAYOR’S NAME GIVEN PUPPY sons have finished putting the first George Metcalf, who is em Corvallis spent the weekend * s it coat of white paint on their home ployed at the dam, has a beautiful ing Mr. and -Mrs. Frank C. Lin to protect It from the winter wea black cocker spaniel punoy. ton. The Sandwicks are Mrs. Lin- | ther ahead. Metcalf calls the little black ton’s parents. Mrs. F. C. Fales and daughter, puppy. He calls the little black When Horace Skinner’s wire- hair terrier presented him with < .Mildred, dropped in on Mr. and fellow Captain Nelson. It is the pups the other day, he didn’t Mrs. O. C. Correll early one morn- first instance that has com e to where citlier- know what to do with them. The ine last week for breakfast, on '■ public attention their way to Orleans. Nebr., to puppy or baby has been named in pups, he says, are ” 50 per cent registered.” and he will give them make their home. Mrs. Fales is honor o f Cascade Locks’ first mayor. away free to anyone who wants Mrs. Correll’s mother. Mrs. Joe Bucher’s small daugh one or any number of ttfSm R. F. Scoffern of Oregon City ter had her tonsils out last week She is visited his son and daughter-in- in a Portland hospital. home now, feeling much better. law, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Scoffern. at the Roosevelt hotel the first Mrs. Tom Morris spent Satur half of the week. The Scofferns day visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. R. spent Sunday in Oregon City, re Bone near Vancouver, Wash.“ turned with the elder Scoffern. To the Bonnie Park Wednesday The Honeymoon dance Friday Women’s Sewing club last week at evening at the Bonneville -am the home of Mrs. A. E. Hendricks auditorium was haled as a great came Mrs. L. E. Sams. Mrs. Tom success. Honored guests included Morris, Mrs. Clyde Kimbrough, Newlyweds (within the past three Mrs. M. M. McCrady. Mrs. Arthur SUMMER SILKS months! Mr. ar.u Mrs. Franklin Eade. Mrs. MacGowan. Mrs. John Seeley, Mr. and Mrs. John Houck. Karg. Mrs. T. L. Mann. Mr and Mrs. Charles Howard. Mr and Mrs. Marshall Kuss-ll, Mr and Mrs. Henry Vogland. Mr. %POI.OWES TO MESSRS. i^TARK The Chronicle erred in its and Mrs Jack Karg. Mr and Mrs. August 15 issue when, in Cascade (Mark Bogart. Mr. and >,rsDC, J* Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Locks news. It stated that .lack Mvers. Mr and Mrs. Marvin Lam. Si rk had pulled a good many BATHING SUITS bert. Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Barks. salmon from the rapids near the NOW Mr and Mrs Pat Donaldson. Mr toll bridge. Jack Stark owns no and Mrs. Fred Davis, Mr. and fishing tackle, no fishing license. I Mrs lack Lofton, Mr. and - ,rs- dcosn’t fish, doesn’t want the fish rarl Sanford, Mr and Mm. W E warden to think he does. To Jack \* — ana ii n H Mrs. Br6tt Stark, out anologies. To his b r o -’ Pittman, Mr. ther, L. C. Stark, who has fish-j 1 hHarry Thom of the Piggly- “ng tackle, a fishlnr lic^ns«. likes W ifgly'store spent the wekeud In ♦o fish and who caugh* the fish in question, also our apologies. Vancouver. Summer 1 w Closeouts ’ $5.95 $ 2.95 • $3,95 and $2.95 $ 1.95 M ACY’S