The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1890-03-01
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The II. q. BAKER Is not yet ready for the
river traffic. Mechanics are busily-at work
overhauling the machinery.
The east wind re,pns supreme. and every
time chinook wind attempts 70 blow thu
effort is choked in its incipiency.
Montreal NAV have her ice pa,ace in w;n
4ar. hnt The II.iies tins seasan has had to.
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1. Mindsor' uain o'sPaIcne, IN Chioi
racine once, leaves tne ISL OF Malcn on
Two months leave OF absence TO Visit reia-
the interest still continues in the revival
meetings at the court house and the Metho
dist church. We hope these efforts will re
cult to the benefit of this community.
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;. uays ta' Thara - col ~" or, o.,n,;.v f.,
L.:a. -, - ILL., -, th: oor,
eAa " uisp1sy sAsn asy
seaeo '1'iaoo ~ '"' ad
Ihe teachers quarterly examination ior
Wasco county began al n0on to-uay at tn'
teachers in at,endance-six gentlemen an,
fourteen ladies. They are mostly o.d
ex3erierced teachers.
Mossrs II S,r,hor, ond u Rr.dIe,
of RovS ,rere in the CITY today innnir
ine, ,fIer the canse for tl,e chance in IN,
hnnndarv of their school district The,
are very much dissatisfied with the recent
change in such boundaries.
From, every norton of the county W.
hear most damagino renorts from stocImep
and sheepmen. Several cattle and sheer
are dead On the range. and the owners ar.
SIMPLY saving the hides and pelts. ".
shall publish full report as soon as possi.
bic.
The Bulgarian monk is in the CITY. He
ia lately from McMinneyil.e. but will not
nreaeh IN this citv. His mission ia to con.
vert the ministers of the gospel to the true
religion. He has not ACCOMPLISHED it: bus
will labor unremIttlnply until success is
achieved.
The Harnev valley rauchers. though thew
.rffsrad severalv rhis nat winter are inh
LIANT over the nrosnects Of rean,no an ahnnd
ant harvest tins coming talI. which the
Items ssys is inevitable. Judging from tn.
Immense .onantitv of snow ali over the,
.act;on
The cyclone which visited this city last |
Monday, played havoc with the ferry-boa
which was crossing the river at the time. |
MIR. Thos. Gilmore was on the beat.
and in holding his team of horses war |
lashed by ropes in his face. He looked at
though he had met with McGinty.
Astoria Pioneer: Frederick Hoppe, who |
had his back broken ny fall at Skamok- |
ava last week, is still alive at the sisters |
hospital. DIR. Fulton, who is attending |
him, m,reports his condition about the same. |
He says the man may linger for couple |
of months or may die at any time.
Iong Creek EooLe. Feb. Dist. Edward
WeIch' a rancher and stockman Of the Mid
die Fork section. was in town last Tuesday.
He reports stock in his section doing ex
eeedingIv well. and thinks that the los.
from now ON will be yerv small. AZ many
have gone th,ouq the winter thus far with |
what little life.supportinp material they
gained from the ereasewood and mahogany.
s.n F.ono;,ce a;.n,tch ..vs. Machine
h,s na. nn Ia ee hs.,d ~ th. 1;.ris .chonna,
Po,csno wb;ch so nnvster;onsIv d;sanneared
about s;r months 400 slthonoh nnmber
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lamook hav recentlv for n. ]. Hathaway
On her first trip to this port she went
ashore ne-r Yaquina bay. and was taken
of BY Oscar Bassals and Others. as ~ bv who whom
n sue rs owneu. Que Pain.su ptaok p Mi'n a
% Sosed 70 nss b her a. 1 . dsen ems sea fishing pss. @