The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1889-10-12
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Saturday Daily.


Mrs. j. B. Waldo is in the city.
Mrs. Lusher and daughter Nellie left for
Portland yesterday.
At last accounts Rev. IT, G.. Simpson
was about the same.
Mr.. I'm. Shelley and wife, Of Cello,
were in the city to-day.
Mr.. John Marshall and wife, of Portland,
Were IN the city to-day.
There was an auction sale of horses and
wagon On the streets to-day.
We received a call to-day from Messrs.
Edward aud Adloph Dckum, of Portland.
Mr.. Stanials, our street commissioner, is
repairing the entrance to the engine house.
Mr.. Ray Davis, wEo has been quitc sick
with complication Of diseases, Is improv-
ing.
Mr.. Owen Williams returned last evening
from visit of a few days to the exposition
in Portland.
The complaints were loud and long about
the failure of the incandescent lights to
scintillate last night.
Mr.. Prince jackson an old time resident,
was III the city to-day in attendance on the
funeral Of Mr.. Edward Humsou.
News came last night that Dr. Koontz, Of
Nasco, was worse, and DR.. Boyd went up
on the evening tram TO attend TO him.
Miss Gertrude Meyers and Miss Helen
Hoffman took the train this morning on
visit to the exposition now being held in
Portland.
The dynamo of the incan e cent light
system got out OF repair last night, and very
many OF our merchants and residents weie
forced to replace the old coal oil lamps.
During this month We shall present each
one of our subscribers Tor the weekly edi-
ton Of the puper with a statement ut bis or
her indebtedness This is our method !
every year.
A large amount OF wheat is AWAITING hip. |
ment i'll the warehouses along the Jpper /
Willamette above Salem. A little more
rain and boats will again be running as fur
up as Albany
The G's are very busy makirg prepara-
tons for their fair which will come oil Just
before Christmas-lSIh, l9h and 20.h.
The articles are many and pretty, ana the
young ladies' are deserving OF liberal patron.
age.
Mr.. E. S. Rocks, representing the paper
house OF JAS. II. Bishop & Co.. OF Mime
apolis, gave Us a call today. MIR. Rocks is
very pleasant gentleman, and Is never un-
rasentS VI -' eS'9 u '''' ''''i nc rep
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of war re,irs NJ. E,a,,,., J,atb,.r -
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the ratter
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o";e"' 'U"I"u': I:e ta'Es nave succeeded
~ IaIsins Tue water IN tle river some AiA Or
etehI iuCues' ana the Mo zoe le4G Iortiahd
arrive nntil ta.norraw 1,' n,trninar l A. LIST
six mr. e;cht boats vii Lo ~, tLo r,,,.. m. /,
Ionette 3rode Ills f,Ii nm, ,,,,,t,.
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I Mrs. Harman, who died in this city last
Thursday at the age Of so years has two
sisters iving--one in England and one in
Chicago, four daughters-Nrs. Doane. Mrs
Wllliams, Mrs. Clark, in Chicago and Mrs.
Smith IN Toronto and two sons--John Mar
shai,' oL rortiah1, of', ana Edward Mar
Sii'i'' VI "'u- N'Ss O'Vy' D@N'
''Bismarck" is the name of dog rs well
as a statesman, and both are of German de-
scent. Tie canine came frGm Berlin last
simmer, and is of the pure poodle breed
Mr.. Gileard owns this dog, aud he wJuld
not take farm in exchange for the animal.
He is very intelligent, and can do very
many tricks, and G.lgard has him unlcr
tuition every day.
The Albany Democrat is informed that