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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (July 31, 1936)
fUlD'V r If E H O X \ I; y I I, I, p jt |.V SI, B on n e DODSON DEPOT TORN D O W N LAST MONDAY vue ul * i«r Sunday \. J Mr. a*"1 Mr Hurry Grice I Mr. mu! 'I 1 s ,nterta»n*« \li>. Kichelbergci o f ,in< I Mary Jean Humphrey ai >lr (Ialiti. Ml**»» ..... Mali«', who !■-.* In t i» vis- '.* Z r*-'l"rn.'.I « « I n . » - *¡7^ tl,.r horn«. M „1 Mrs Karl Sanford and fir- 8,1,1 . f r jovre are visiting * * ''iMr- W Vn.l.T~.n. f k V irfl L ,v ap- from Lav'-rne, M‘ nn. * J I ' m « , a . j w o iff 11 , 1 » *• 7n,„ o M n II a llonnovue. Virtually unused save by tr.un|iH shire the C 0 I 11111 I 1 I .1 River highway Was built. Hie |I ih | ho || I ’ ll I fill Paeifie depot was w r e c k 'd fur salvage lum ber Monday. And lite big platform , w here trav eling salesmen once waited impa tiently for their trains, is all burned up now . A crew of five men did the job in short order. de-nalllng the planks as they w orked. Mrs. C. C. M cCowan says tin* sta tion lias been stamlmg ever since she m oved into the big house just dow n hill from It. w hich w as .‘hi years ago. ui Hie,ir Kurd on it. Mr. and Mrs. I.yle Correli unii Mr. uid Mrs. Ceorge Beilin and their elilldren picnicked near Portland ^unday, Mr Correli la » \N.-. k traded in Ids old car on a 1ÌKW» Chevrolet. Mr. and Mrs. Coy C. Organ, vaca tioning. returned one day last week • ml pulled out again. Their vacation lias m ore than a week to run. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sams w ere shop ping In Portland a week ago W ed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. W . II. Hobertson o f Kdmonton, Alta., brother and sister- ker this summer in-law o f Charles Hobertson, with Mr and Mr*- J ,ff 0lH,n ]**1 moved into the hnu«e recently evae- their daughter, visited the Hobert- Z li bv the Morris Holt«. Jeff Olsen sons here this week. They passed ■f. commander of the Bonneville post through from Marshfield, where they stayed with Mrs. Hamlin, the Hoh- of the American le gion. I m Miller of Caldwell, Idaho, ertson s' sister. Hick C orreli's brother and sister filher of Mrs. 0. H. Johns, has been visiting his daughter and son-in-law cam e out from Portland to spend the w eek-end. A week ago Wednesday here. the O irrells v|s|t«.d Mrs Correli's sis when Mrs. Hu> Shortridge cam e ter, Mrs. Newman, in Salem, a out of the ijentiHt » office in P ort land recently «he was a n u w d to find nephew , John Newman, returning to him driving a brand new Oldsm oblle spend a w eek w ith them. f/dan. Ray recommend« this as an Mrs. Ceorge Price was kept busy urellent way to surprise your w ife. Sunday preparing dinner for t.'l re l-j alive# from San Prancisco w ho raid the|r annual rail. Ttie party also inspected Bonneville darn. CONTRACT SHIFTS ARE NEGOTIATED Beadjiistment *-f (-rice# on Mr md Mr« I.. L. Locke spent the w< ek end it thejr residence in P ort land; Mr <nd Mr«. Ceorge Carr were nid» fishing up the Hig W hite Salmon Sunday. reporting a limit catch. submitted by the- Columbia Om- strucUon company for work on the spillway <kim in-1 ' ;w,vs was un- IIW H IH II EXONEIt\TEI1 BACKSTOP XSSI HEB Collection of funds for an indoor Eugene B. il.infoili o f Casividi" Locks, driver o f an autom obile baseball backstop on the governm ent which struck and killed an elderly ground* al Cascade Lock* w is so successful tiiat materials have been ordered and construction is w aiting only upon a r m « or w ire netting, according to Boland Miller o f the r.S.E.I». garage at Bonneville w h o sponsored the collection. The engineers are negotiating a return game with a picked team from the Pittock block w ithin the next week or so. Miller said. 'Hie Bonne ville outfit w on the first game, »-2, in Portland. Cascade Cash Grocery YOUR CASH SAVES YOU MONEY A T THE ' " ^ 1 7 ' « « . H. <:■ <!o.Hln,-li and J jJ . They also »Uycjl « “ jVo r l .¡.f at the Anthony lake». Mrs. iwnlrich report« crop« and business rendition* are booming around Ba SINK woman j it PorTiand Saturday ing.'it, was exonerated on a charge o f in voluntary manslaughter in Portland Wednesday. Hanford stopped his muchine w ith in 17 feet after it struck the wom an, w ho had wandered out into traffic Sunburn, usually treated as a Joke, between intersections, becam e con may well he fatal if too great an fused and started back toward the ••rea of the Tusly is affected. Heavy curb. Hanford and other occupant* hum over more than a third of ihe o f the car testified they had not «kin area is apt to result In death. seen the woman before the impact. S ’ t i f f * •» ...... . J f . diuflit«. P'Xlo. » !" 'nt * £ vi.lUW #>« 0<««lr,a> • » .a r r l« l L.o. \ir* 1». M. Clemens. In p A M c H J{ (> N J r J . . . - » Lash'« s fatiier f.tHier and mother! Jame» J-unes Lash der way this week. according to lhe PitUick block o ffic Original bid- w- «» mad»* on the basis of b ru ci -| i-ifie I lions, and Mr. -»nd Mrs. P. K. Lash o f Deeri Isl.iii-I, Or., and his brother -ino sis- !er-!n-la\v. Mr. and Mr*. Hurl Lasli o f Burn*. w ere recent visitors here. jrljustmenl* n< \\ e being negoU- I.ast Sunday M r. and M rs. Joe Ititeli »M bave be» n -nt--mj-l.»t'«l all ilid Mr. .md Mrs. C«-org-- Lash vis The Colum bia ited tin* Lashes. »¡»ne. offici«;- * i Mr. and Mrs. C. \ Strom *|»"nt the company ha* comput'd the am ount by which their bi-l price* w ill have week end -it th*- cabin o f P. G. «trorn, lo be increased, arid tiie figure has Mr. Strom - iini-b,> at Rhododendron. been siibrnith-C to the division «n gi- Ted Johnson drove to Portland • iw's office, in »«»me cases unit wi-i-k agn Monday f«»r tiu* funeral of «■«-st* will be .is much .is doiihh'd, hi- sister, vvh<- db-d the preceulng but th«M- repr<-• nt isolated in- "Saturday. iUnced. Miss Elizabeth Hiatt o f Svitile, The engineers vm I) study the co m cousin o f Mr-. T*il Johnson, w ill he pany’« request and make a counter visiting tlie Johnsons for several offer, after which heads o f Die tw o week*. roup* ran get together and arrive Mrs. M. M. MeCrady drove hack <t satisfactory settlement. It is un from Portland Monday with her derstood there is enough o f a husband, after a week** visit with cushion in the amount appropriated her sister in Oregon City. Mr«. Me- fur the dam (0 tako care o f these Crady’ s baby accom panied her. anticipated increase«. Mrs. E. M cCowan and Mrs. TV H. Connell and children, all of Port 0.BN. CAMP CONTlM T.n land. and Mrs. C. C. McCowan of f*rmo • Birkemeier - Saremal com - Ikslson enjoyed a picnic at W arren- ^ "ill continue to oporato their dale beach Sunday. f "P and commis«ary for the pr*»- Mrs. Charles Bealie and Mrs. Tom nt official* «aid Wednesday. Sug- M orris spent Monday in Vancouver, . 1 . 10DS for oth,,r arrangements w ith W ash., w here the Morrises have J ^ T T 01 havT b,>rn made but property. The Beaties recently pur °ot materialized. chased a new Hudson sedan, turning CASCADE locks Prices Effective Week o f Friday, July August 6, Inclusive Thursday, — Cane 3 for 29c Sugar OH 12 for $1.10 cloth bag 10 lb., 55 c PEAS N». 2 Can CORN v *< STR. BEANS No. 2 Can TO M A TO E S v HOMINY No. Can ■ ■ B n M M H B I I Coffee M. J. B. lb., 27 c Mayonaise, qt. 30c Sw ift's Brookfield SNOW FLAKE Certo, 21c 8-oz. Bottle CRACKERS Soda or Graham Silk Tissue, 3 Rolls 10c Matches, 6-box Carton 17c 1- lb. box, 16c 2- lb. box, 29c Ç Penny Matches, 2 for 15c 10-box Carton Peter Pan Shortening, Pearl 2 for 25c t-lh. Pkg. S w ift’s Corned Bee 1 Prem iun 19c Pink S a l m o n , ' 10c No. 1 Tall Can K raft Cheeses, 1 18c Old English and Swiss Ride in a CHEVROLET Vinegar Jones 22 oz. 9c Salt, 2 for 15c A Complete Line o f before you buy A your dam area ag en cy Keeler & M illsap Cascade Locks l~2s, pk., 21c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables always in stock Canadian Dry MIXERS, 15c LIME HICKEY GINGER ALE SPARKLING W ATER 28-oz. Bottles 5c deposit on h ollies
