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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1936)
\ I» lili. U , onny T II R Villa n O s V F V I li h F C RRONIOLR detachment» from Camp (-»»cade -pike camps will he »-stahished in Locks at Wyeth, will b<* sent out in lb** mountains shorty after. a week or so whim a squad goes t»» Mr. md Mrs. ft»»;. L. W*?eman and Cordon rr -ek ranger station, nack family spent last Saturday in Port Servire* for Clarenee .lohnaon, Tb.! Johnny on the >pi>l vv;i- Kirk lliilh- of Corbett, for trail work, ether ia rvl. father of Theodore K. Johnson of roth of Cascade Locks Monday night. I j i s I s o i i . rSKU eonoreti* P'l-hnirian, Itulbrotli wa*» driving from the were lu Id Tuesday afternoon in Mil- Locks to Bonneville when a car waiikle. Mr. Johnson was a real Oregon ahead of him suddenly burst Info pioneer, lie \\. ih llOCH Ortob*T <», |M»U|, flame ¡do ad of him. The driver and bis passenger jumped out, threw on Ills parents homestead dirt and sticks and stones on the ALL SIZES AND ALL PRICES IN STOCK. where Jefferson now is located, lbs engine, but all to no avMI against mother's prairie wagon train was guided l»> Kit Carson, his father's the burning gasoline. Huthroth, by Buffalo Hill in the long Irek Plymouth and Chrysler dealer for across the prairies and mountains, tin: dam area, knows his auhuno- WITH EACH BATTERY PURCHASED. lie himself was head of Johnson bll»*s, told the owner of th<* burning car to sl»-p » hi tin- starter. Th<- *:fl- J.roller-, largest rattle md siieep ranch m Oregon for ‘¿* years, follow gin<‘ drew all the gasoline through ing hii move to the Johnson home tin* carburetor, killed lb** Ida/.** stead. near the present site of Kim immediately. Full Line o f New ¡lotteries near W arren d ale Ì r Range or Heater >1W ECJ1NOMIC1AI, irigham Oil Burner • E. CARPENTER [IIHNNKVILLK, ORE. Vrt P.O. BOX * 9 T, TH IRTEEN TED JOHNSON'S FATHtR, ! RUTHROTH PUTS OUT OREGON PIONEER, DIES BLAZE IN AUTOMOBILE Mr». J«ihli Uuchhol* huve (><l j, n<‘W OldHinoblI« »edan. Mi». David "derni»" Col- «Irivinff u Ford *p«rt coni»*-, y,i i.tst we«k. i|(l m ,- Kreiichy Tayloi uav»* S n .>i»ir»K machlne, gift of Mr. i|<l his r-r. ntly rec.,*ered )V, ,,r influenza, wu* taken S murila!» hospital In Port- jff, ' iiik from aplnal menln- ^ „, k wa.» fmralymJ b> Iti«* j tmt »t lasl repurla II*' IH g»*t t. i uni il I h bell«v«*i Ihut In- b»v»*r. j„y w u In a aerlona condi- L f,r^L «>f thè week, ninnili« berley. ill eastern Oregon in 1*7- -, ltur- of 1® willi U i » ì imu »- Later he became interested in min „ -ti,; recenti y recovered ing w.i- ., registi-pii mining en gineer. lie died Sunday at his Mll- altack of meaal«:*. .’.ke- ..me of a blood clot on the mi Mr*. Ralph Crown al» brain. r «jiniier U'i* weck, altliough In i mbiid lo. Crow * liro- l] iw rn '<1 Un; bini, a gand»*r. jjro> mg al I iìh far»» near C«ir- l r Crow had calighi thè bird. Ili e uà rider, full grown. ar ili,- Cr«iw homi: and w ìh pul Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Mite tiler left r*H»p. Sliorl lini«: »»t**r Monday to make their home in Sac lv ri* h of aquawki» w«n ramento. t.allf. V g imi- r waa d i- MS. r• Mr. and Mrs. Bo*y Mill spent the biak aroun»! thè m-rk of weekend in Portlaml. .v\ h pedi gremì Whlt** la1« Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Jeffrie* are , ri' Ttu* gan»l»T womdn’t moving this week to Uieir old home Ij-osv luftd lo kilt li 1*1* t *»4 near Ib a V e rto n . rhir k**n*. Ilo had lnt«*nd»d *IIiff *it«-in«-r drove Mr. and Mrs. )■ «' i-.rnbT "P f«r •••tin«- • <eorg< i»o>|e to Mood Itlver 'f<rnda> lilla oceani on. of tl eIr#l8*month-old ,1 Mn,. Bob Hled»«»»* «peni Un daughter, Patricia, who died sudden ii m |»ni ti ngi They att* nd ! ly Thursday nmlit of brain Inflaiii- ¿hii.iy diniM*r of Mr*. Allan matlon. Mr. Bledaoe'* anni. Mr. iml Mrs. Anderson »pent ì < 1 Mr*. Fr**d Matthew» ar«* Thursday m «»regon City ind Port t br uni new Plymouth di land visiting friend*. pi n. Mr. ami Mrs. L. K Stevens re ;nl Mrs. Claude Warreii o turned Saturday from a month's vis tl ‘.jrf-nl Surulay with Mr. and it with <■ lose friends and relative* in S. “ Biiek’* llickh. Seattle'. Wash. Mr. ind \|rs T. B. Ib-ek are being rnl Mr». Leo ITioe »i»ent Sun visit-d Ibis week by Mrs. Heck's sis Portland. ter. Mrs. M try Ghatterton and jlli.Tv Spenee un«l daugnt«-r W H< ich, Calif., arrivili lasl daughter. Shirley, who are on their > »¡M-nd thè niminrr vvitli way to their home in Chicago. 111. Mr* Roy «.'-ok, Mrs n F. Carter niir.-'s mother, Mr*. L. E. and Mrs P. \V. Crocker hiked the 1 Mm. C. A. Lynda spent the trail to MacLougtilin park Weones- day afternoon. hi Portland, Carolyn Keen of Portland returned rsin Fcslet waa a Portland to her borne in Portland Thursday vi-ral day* last wwk. after a week'* visit with her aunt A Cayo »pent la*t week In d visiting friend* ami rela- and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. oeck. Carl Erickson. Max Silvert, 0. D. »i.| Mrs. W. S. "Buck" nick* Cook and Hugh Klinghhd fished the |o'»d IUver visitor* one day water* of Herman creek Sunday. Klinghiel's feet gave out on him. He returned, and the others wished nquist launched his *»»eed- |t week after its winter layup they'»l returned with him, for t*u one kvndale ami la planning a caught a fish. of rnnses during llie sum- Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Cook and Mr. port. TAic boat has been tnor- and Mrs. Carl Erickson motored Sun |<»v<-rh.iul**l ami painted and day to Carson. Wash., to see the to 7<»orn over the river. famed swinging bridge over Wind Krdman la preparing to river. bis spi-eilboat aa soon as a Mr. and Mrs. C. Bly spent Monday or repair» ran be effected, in Portland. t park«*i now on a trailer In Mr. and .Mrs. Robnette moved last his homo in one of the En- week from Warren addition to their »artmrnLs. new house at Dodsotl. »'lo r of Columbia Construo- Mr. and Mrs. M. Thompson an* Impa/iy drew a barrel of spending this week In San Francis »hr first of the week when rompletey failed him due co, Calif. «1. A mere whispering , roak Dot all he rould arhleve, so “ I’ ll be frank with you," sam the " r' -ort to sign language to young man after their first embrace. mself understoiMl. •You're not the first girl I've kissed." I', Su/Jinm» ami Snirley ‘T l! be equally frank," replied the rd. daughters of Mrs. Al modern miss. “ You’ve got a lot to learn." „1 n A M Cuyo, wen* hnsteses Monday after noon at an ice. cream party for chil dren of the neighborhood at the Cayo home. Mrs. Ed Turrlsh spent Monday in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Stevens went to Gresham for the weekend to visit their parents and friends. Mrs. Allan Look spent Monday in Portland. Mrs. John Kelsey is spending sev eral days In a Portland hospital this week recovering from an extremely severe attack of asthma. 6 to 1H Month Guarantee Battery Charging BABY PATRICIA DOYLE DIES AT WARRENDALE - ■* 50c IF YOU BRING THE BATTERY IN. Funeral s»-r\le»-s for Patricia, 1*- rnontli-oUl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Georg»* Lmylc <*f Warrendale ware held Monday afternoon in Hoo»J ltiy»T. Patricia died Sunday night ai b*-r Imme after a short illness. r,aus<- was believed to be Inflammation of the brain. A large group of Warr«n<lale and Homi* vili«* j ople attend«*»! the finali rites. $1.00 WITH SERVICE BATTERY. BATTERIES REPAIRED MORGAN’S STANDARD SERVICE - A M I GARAGE— Cascade Locks !H U II ( \( Sf: TOLU Charles Miller of Casca-I*- i-ocks <Ji<-d <»f inflammation <»f the brein **arly last week, the Mullntunati | county coroner's offlr.- r«-port«*»i this week. i Phone 93 First National Bank OF HOOD R IV E R Forest Service Tlw Columbia g»*rg»* forest Si-rvicc •lislriet suffered its first fir** of the HM»'. —-.»son w* » k ago Tu>« l »> n ght when tw«> arr»*s «dong Herman road, n*-ar Ute airport, were burneu. A burning pile of debris was scattered by the west wind, setting the tract «»n fir«*. Twenty-five CCC boys from *7i*?-»-.t«i*- Lock* at Wyeth worked all night, succeed»?»! in keeping the blaze well under control. Secon<l fire »if the season came Thursday night when a railroad sec tion crew’s slashing fire g»it out of control, burneij off about an acre of brush near the wind sock at the east end of the government cm«*rgency laisling fiehl at Cascad«* Locks. The ranger station’s tank truck pour«*d thr»*«* tanks of water. 1,650 gallons. an»l with the aid of five CCC boys, the blaz«* was quenche»! in a few hours. A watchman was stationed at the seen»* all night. Last week’s hot weather, first of this year, eaus«*d the sending out ?f j ~~~ two emergency men. To patrol the ^ Columbia river highway from Cor bett to Hood River went Charley Sigle. who is making a continual round In the bright red fire whovpey. Boh Ellis was s«*nt to keep ZZZ watch from Pepper mountain i»*»>k- = outt. first lookout up in the uisiriot = Hi is year. If rain sets in. the lookout = will come down until the real begin- : = ntng o f the f i n Ma*oo. The Eagle ereek foot suspension bridge was all finished last vv»*«*k ex- cepl for Uie handrail* and final ¡»ainling. Tin* rails are to be ruii'l of cedar, which h n»»w lying ur '**r -now at Lost I.ik«*. Installation will zzzi be m.ub* In two or I Mr* *•* w -*ks. as soon as it can be dug out. Tin* Eagle ereek ranger station. t»> z z which Hanger Al Wies**n«langec re- = turned s«*y»*ral weeks ago. is Havingi = : its fr«»nl r»»om refloored. Plans are under way to build a | = = new registry booth at the east shore r r ; en«l of the new foot su*penslon, ~ bri»tge at Eagle creek. Tin* new | = water line is being laid this vve»*k t»> Eagle er«*ek circle f«»r the homes. The inlak»* line from the reservoir will be rals«1»! to a new location be ginning this week. ^ First of the CCC "spike" camps, CAPITAL AND SURPLUS .. .. S 115,000,00 TOTAL RESOURCES_____ .. 1,450,000.00 1 Sat. M Night I A tj & c FEATURING JUNE BEALS WITH FRANK WALKER AND HIS BAND. MERRILL’S COLUMBIA GARDENS CASCADE LOCKS
