The Bonneville Dam chronicle., February 20, 1936, Page TWO, Image 2

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,| M - r. W . H i*k :
\ i-itoi- io Portland <'<r Hi " ' v k-;
Mr. .«ivi Mi-. W. S.
end
and fai
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Mrs. Lyle llickok h.t- b«n* * v b -
O lm -t' .i-l
n: to P ori
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finiti |o In r b*’«l Ibi- xxt*«*k v\itti a
d.iy, wher
»••vere colti.
main ovt-rn -fit by tc-' m '■ *• i-rli-• M’->. Curtis C.-pli'i-r " f H'H -•
way.
Texas, aliti Mrs. »Mix-r
itdln-r " f
Mr. tn-l Mrs. H. 1. «. -■ - id Mr. I* >i tkind u-it- d Mi -, .l «m - K "*j
and Mrs. J. R. \ son s| Dt t
Pi,in cari) Tu» - ta> inorning on th« ir
end in Portland.
\ n ay to Tto Halle- and back t" !*"■ t
M• ~ « ■ «* -it-;- id uk ! -Iilighter. Ialiti Ma The H allo- California big
Elm.«, w.-nt to Portland, Monday.) \\a> «nd \\ tpinitia cutoff. The f u *
b"th ill w ittl s*\erc c- -Is
Mrs. fì
tstight Mj\ Fauoion
lr.< >h--rtridya d-Mimn-tr't-*«i lii-i
bis malti-ui lo - \\ 1 -• il
xx «- 11
woodmansh i p Tuesday when he I M‘l|t H I I al Kiig* tic. Mrs. Kaubiou .«-•
fell«'«! a tree in «warily 11 • ■ >p«d li«* i compatii- -I I i « t v’ i’-'-l- «lo\\ n t-> 'ta|-
want« h ! t. But tti«* tree didn't want! ;nt mah f di-. xxber *
(d up
to -l <> pat. It start 1 C "ing duxxnj under thè falla to gel • clost «tew
t;-. lev - <«pe, sma-h««! i hole in'
o f the fairyl.tnd <>f ice.
Sliori’ -is- - "iitli" -
Mr. and Mrs Tom Waring nur
Mrs St nley Trefren s
will riedly dro\e Iheir daugbt-r, Kath-
the mumps town *
I
hua- |oen lo P»rtland I «-1 Tu -di> f«»”
hand, Ih Rev. Trefren, has just had« medicai atb-ntion to her terribly
- -
swtdlen \accination le** in i - >T -
freo h is returned home front his, cl«i-- d thè highwty 111 it exening .»n-l
com ilesei
P
nd, but is still mtrooti'-d Mr-. Waring «n«l Kath-
confin.-d to hi- h* i.
leen in town unti! Friday. Mr. War­
Mr- «'s .ar H-’k! nd '
Mr-. H | ing -lart.tl b o-k on a bus. xvntcfi
Schu!'-nb' - w- I't*
-t —• - to * xx - turn-d back al C-«rhe|t. lo coni.-
lunch «-on «nd card party Tuesday
lo t!ic dim area xia the W .-hing-
afternoon at Mrs Eckiur -
ni« . toii -ide. Il- xxalk- l hnin fr- ai ?'
Present w n Mrs. W. H. V nohr of toll bridge. Kathleen has rcturn-'d
Bonn*vue. Mr-. I* M \! • r. -•• »x -r-'
to -elion i. nm>'h niproxt-d
rend«]**. Mr-. R. A. B-
Mr-. J '
M -- C.hr » ' W ien- <f •»a - mi ■ i
R. Nelson. Mrs. Leo Pri-•«. Mrs. \V.
Bill V»*o o f Sheridan ' -it»--l Mi. f -I
8. Hicks
Mrs
Mr- Karl Wik-in -nndiv *ft* rn -n
nv Villa. 1 ;■ -1 ind whit« r - - dt -
Mr. an-l Mr-. Jane-s F.iiibi- n «nd
orated the table.
Mr a n* l Mrs. Far VI son dro»e to
A1 Kayo an«l Hal Babbit feel
Portland Monda'.
aom-wh t ik- K-k-tr - t' - xx- - • .
Tuesday morning th v g.«v . r-«l
their courage, -eramb' *d •••:•• -- t! “
Columbia river from Tann- r cr*'- k
to tli-- W ishington shor<
They returned <>n a different route
Paul Flegel and Jim Rich of Bon­
that brought them t • Moffett creek.
neville
super service make m.-ir
Going was more than i hit rough,
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kiv
jaunts
to Portland.
they said.
Charle-
Jones,
dam
librarian,
Robert Grim is completing the ov­
xx-rit to Eugen* -durda> <-x n:ng t j
erhauling of hi- touring car.
dance
at the l niv«-rsity of • jr»-n'-
John Tucker is being kidded loout
Junior
Prom.
hi« impromptu tobogganing Monday
Paul
Hohberg«T. r— tx .lion ;-\x-
afternoon. He climbed the steep Hill­
eler.
recovered
so much from hi-
side bark o f bis house, rut a length
reeent
sp«*lls
of
iline-s tli.it be xx .-
o f wood from the top o f a fallen tree.
able
to
xxork
until
1 o’clock Mon­
He started down, the w ood -lipped
day
night
to
clean
up
s-»nie o f the
from his hand and went skating
down on the ice. Tucker’s foot work that bad been delayed.
Mrs. Stanley Maxi- s[»-nt Tiiesd.iy
slipped about that time, and to »vest
sailing down among the trees to afternoon iri Portland on business
crash against the side of a c ¡pin. He for her new gift shop.
1'. S. fluanl Walt Cheney last W'.-d-
was uninjured.
nexlay
Walked all the xvav ,rom
Fashion note of the week is dis­
Multnomah
falls to lUxlson in fiis
played by none other than Holph
eagerness
to
return to xxork. The
Enquist, w ho appeared at the tav­
bus
from
Portland
was stopp.-d at
ern Monday morning in an ensem­
ble consisting of a yellow sweater, ♦ he falls by slid-s that had buried
rich brown trousers, dark blue sox, the snoxvploxx’, so Cheney hoofed it
dark brown shoes, all topped o ff by through Hie snow those long, weary
wide lavender shoelaces. The laces, miles.
The Valentine dance xxas ueld
says he, are made from old apron
in
the government auditorium last
strings which he used when he
night,
having been postponed from
couldn't find a regular pair that
Friday because o f weather condi­
morning.
Bud Tanner of Corbett, is visit­ tions.
A free motion pieture relating to
ing his brother, Jimmy Tanner, at
the tavern for the duration or the mode] experiments with the north
cold spell. He is attending Corbett cofferdam and enlargement of the
school, which is closed because the main rrxer channel xvas snoxvn
school bus is unable to navigate the Tuesday pvening in the government
auditorium, with explanation given
icy highway.
Billy “Shadow” Murray oi «Cas­ by Mr. Gilardi, engineer in charge
cade Locks is a guest at the tavern o f the experiments.
Etl Alsacker. office manager for
this week. Billy will return to his
home as soon as the ice melts off National Commissary company, left
the highway. He goes to Bonneville last week for Yuma, Ariz . where hi-
school and moved to the tavern to eompany is inst dling a hiv commis­
sary plant at the dam soon to he
be near his classes.
constructed aero— the Colorado riv­
er for the Imperial valley Irrigation
MORGAN OFFERS ETHYL
project. Roy Butterfield, head chef,
John Mar-den. Camp 2 manager,
GAS AT LOCKS STATION and
left several weeks ago for Yuma.
Bonneville
li
As another service f<*r its many
customers. Morgan's standard ser­
vice station at Cascade Locks this
week installed ethyl gasoline.
Ethyl sells for two cents more
than Standard. In addition, Standard |
Flight is offered.
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LOCKS DEFEATS CCCs
The Cascade Locks town basket­
ball team were victorious over the
OCC hoopsters from Camp Cascade
Locks, Wyeth, last Wednesday ev­
ening. in a hard-fought game that
ended 26-21. Game was played in the
high school gymnasium.
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FRIDAY. SATURDAY— FEBRUARY 2|.&
NOAH BERRY. Jr— JEAN ROGERS
REX— the King of Wild Hors?* and theFami*
Original Arizona Wranglers
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structure would be bud* •>« »hat li
Carls* n -«od lb* prop-
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new oxxn«*r objected I«» t
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JOAN CRAWFORD— BRIAN AHERNE *
FRANK MORGAN ALINE MacMAHON
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health nffic«T who will c
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to the h< dtli board,
“ I LIVE MY LIFE”
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county i • -«. It-M<| fi|\ T fé t centi*
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nc'itt. rnaml «innig n» j • 1 -.f it— <»xxn
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in .« ye.tr at -ix I-«*rc«-nt int«r«-*»t
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f«STt must t»• eol|ecU*d
Lic.-n -
from «II bii-m- --*•» XX tl I-rh h tx* n»t
pai«l tb• in, th«“ council t*. • 1 '.d* Xf «r
d — R—r
-htl Merrill.
Kir-“ Chi« f H- -s'.rd - ff< • 1 tP- s. r j
xice- «*f Un* fir*- dep.irtm-nt in in-j
ARE OUR SPECIALTY
spfction of all buildings in the nt>
limits for fire hazard- Tti* tour xxill
Kept Dry 'Till Dexrt|
b<* held its stu.fl a- th*“ eti lef, Ills
HAVE YOU TRIED ONE?
To You!
assistant anti lieutenants can g*t
together. Ctil« f He-g.rd xx ill js*uc
ortlers to r«*palr all defects as h«*
not*-- them.
City Marshal Merrill prop««-.*)
he take a c»-nsus «,f r -u i- nN in the
Cascad* torti
Cascade Ixtcks
city limits -<• i dir«-rtory could !*«•
compiled. Calls from th«* dam. he
said, for rnen to go to x\..rk haxe
cause«l «•n«lb -s confusion «no th«-
directory \xoul«l help reni«'<ly thi*
No a«“tion xx.»- taken.
Bill Keeler xvas appoint««! re<-or«l«*r
pro tern in abs«-nce of Recorder W J
Carlstin. Councilmen Cirlsoi, and
d<sJfe|t#*r were absent.
III- IN IF N I ION ill F I I . I M . MHI III! O i l ' l l I ” 1— *
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“ RENDEZVOUS
M U T I N Y on the BOUNTY
MILL ENI
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Wie
(¡reeti Lantern
THE DALLES FREiatl
LINE
GEORGE P. COE
ANNOUNCES
SHERIFF
CHANGE IN TRAIN TIME
Effective February “i l-t. I mon
Pacific Train No. li. The P ,cjf,r
Limited, leaves Bonneville :jn min­
utes earlier, at i*:.r> a. m. Instead
of 10*0 a. m I N|0\ PACIFIC
OI IIIHHI K I V1 R I OI \ T 1 ON ITII l U U O l HWH
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SI NT» \ V <TfU KI N IHN M it
I with Noodles or Dumplings»
50c
COLUMBIA HOTEL
C O F F E E SHOP
A GOOD BOOK—
A ROARING FIRE—
Wonderful Meals
Pleasant A t m o s p h e r e
Good Beds
Convenient
THE WORKINGMAN’S HOME
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Luke
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n school
, r : supplies
s ; ; at—
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bridge
: l^
r * h> ? omn,y
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Bonneville Gift Shop
On the Reservation
Bonneville.
Free Drying Room For Patrons
CR AIG M ON T HOTEL
John Almquist, manager