The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-09-28
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,g From Fridays Daay
The last day of the fair.
Hon. W. McD. Lewis, of Wapin tia,
in the city.
The hospitals of Tacoma are crowded wi
II sick and MANNED.
Mr.. r. L. Bybee, of Portland, is in 1
N tendance on the fair.
Pasco is being ''boomed" in the Oregoni
r and Tacoma Ledger.
Hon. Geo. Watkins and wife arrived
the city last evening from Arlington.
Tie route to the fair grounds is thronge
E every day with wagons and carriages.
A grand ball was given by the Knights
l PytLias in Eilensburgh last Monday evel
ing.
We are sorry TO learn that Rev. W. {
Simpson is very sick at his residence
this city.
Mss Maud French, who has been i
Boston for some months studying music
returned Wednesday evening.
Because of publishing the premium lis
to-day our columns are not as repleie a
usual with late telegraphlc news.
The many friends of Rev. W. G.. Simpso
| Will De Slau 10 ledTH tHdU De Has OeeH le
appointed to this charge for another year.
The lines MouNTAINEER has distribu tel
during the week on the fair grounds and il
the city 500 extra copies of the daily edi
| ton.
The Astoria Transcript was profuseiy il
lustr .tr,. last Saturday on the occasion o.
the return of the hremen from the tourna
nent in Tacoma.
Young peoples meeting at the NJ. L.
| church Monday evening at s o'clock sharp.
All are cordially invited to be present
Don't forget the hour.
Notwitils tanding the immense throng Of
| foreigners" in the city consequent upor
| the fair this week, we hear of few depreda
tions committed upon residents.
We are under many obligations to Mr.. J.
o. Mack, the gentlemanly secretary of tine
| Agricultural Association, for many favori
received during the present week.
The owner OF aShouse near The Dalles de-
sires to give ne t:ce that those persons who
annoy him Gy throwing stones, etc, at his
house may come 10 grIef. This Is timely
warning.
Mr.. L. c. Phirman, insteal of sojourning
on the Sound as noted in these columns,
continued his trip as far east as Chicago,
stopping one week en- route in San Fran
cisco, one day in Salt Lake and some time
IN Colorado.
Our friends from the country will note
the advertisers III our columns and lie as
sured Of the fact that these are our sub.
stantial business nen whose goods are as
represented. We lend no aid to street
fakirs or ''catch.pennies."
Talyo.. E,or, H. No-,;y ,,,bo ,,,o, Iad
to Anatone Oh Tuesday, We learn that the
saw mill Of Bean & Parrish was totally de-
stroyed by fire On Thursday last The ori.
gin Of the fire we did not learn but it is sup
passed to have caught from spark from the
engine. This is a great loss to the country
of Asotin and also this city.
We are thankful to our many friends for
kind words OF encouragement regarding the
paper and for many new subscribers. II at
ANY time any one does not receive his paper
we would consider it favor for him or her
to call at the Office and notify US of the
fact Subscribers have been SO numeri us
for several weeks that We did not have the
time to put the names II type.
Idaho Statesman The large and we'll
furnished residence of Mr r. Z. Galloway
Of " eiser CRY, was burned with nearly
all its contents about O'Clock Wednes-
day evening, September 18th. The fire
caught from candle which had been left
ON IA table near the lace curtains of a win
dow. The family had retired for the
night, and the work of destruction was so
rapid that they saved little more than the
night clothes they had on.
Lewiston Teller: A party of men visited
Can.as Pra rie few weeks ago and repre-
sented themselves as stock buyers and sue
ceeiel in purchasing upwards OF fifty head
of fine horses from some Of the prominent
citizens of the pralrie and gave checks for
the same on a Dakota bank and left with
the horses for parts unknown. When the
c.iecks We're presented to the bank in
d D,kota, the cashier said siah kiichaca or, in
other words, no money deposited by the
parties who had signed the checks. Thus
the work gees Oh.
The following are the appointments for
The Diles district made by the Column
ba itiver conference, lately in session at
Elien.burgh: &. NJ. Booth, Presiding
Elder, Columbus, w. T. Arlington (Ore-
gon), TO be supplied, Blckeilon, A 5 Mul-
ligan; Columbus, Robert Warner; Duiur
(Oregon), T W Atkinson; Ellensburg, /
W Maxwell; Ellensburgh Circuit, "
Helm; Fossil, " . Benadour; Golden
dale, & e Ferguson; Grass valley, NJ r
Brown; Hepner (Oregon), II Rasmus;
Hood River (Uregon), l. A Johnson; lone
Rock. William Dewese; North Yakima,
John Uren; Prineville (Oregnn), F X
Spaulding; Roslyn, 10 be supplied by d L
opaulding; Simcoe, s Gascoigne, Thns.
Pearne and George Waters; The Dalles
(Oregon), =" G Simpson; Waldron (Ore-
gon), to be supplied; Wasco (Oregonl, w
II Marks.