The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-15
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


Never fiirt with summer girl
Drive down the nails in your Sidewalk.
The town is flooded with oil men sell
ing by samples. 49, ,&
Newton Burgess of Bake Oven is in
The Dalles today
Miss Ida Mulligan has the thanks OF
+ the CHRoSIcLE Office for a boqaet OF
flowers. sSs
The Warm Springs Indian police have
returned from Simcoe with prisoner
who was arrested for selling liquor.
= Stacy Shoan of Garretson's iewelry
store has gone to the Willamette valley
for his usual summer vacation,
-. Uncle Jimmy Ferris will go to Wapini-
tia today to spend the balance OF the sum
mer He will return to The Dalles in
the fall.
In the marriage license granted to Mr..
Quirk the other day, our types made
us say fifty-six. 1t should have been
thirty six instead.
= Diphtheria has almost entirely disap-
peared from Pendleton. The disease
was in mild form and no deaths oc-
CURED from this scourge.
Most of the churches are about to com
their summer vacation, says the Elmira
Telegram, but the devil will continue
business at the old stand.
. We can sometimes depend upon the
restraining influence of the home,
but the walls of the calaboose are not
built to exercise that sort of influence.
Our cattle men are buying up every
calf that is offered for sale. The cattle
businessris going to boom, if indeed it is
not already Princvilie Netos.
Mr.. H.. Herbring is building two
story brick residence Is by So feet on his
lot on Fourth street between Lincoln
home when finished.
The Heppner warehouse books show .
receipt of one and three-quarter million
pounds of wool this season. When all
the wool arrives it is expected that the
amount will reach two million pounds.
1t would cost about 81 900 to purchase
the necessary machinery to bore an ar
tesian we'll. Why not club together and
try for artesian water on the fat just
paying investment.-P PrSneville Ne,Us.
Members of the A. o. wv. will find
81 taxed up against them for July. This
makes $12 for the half year ending July
LIST. The whole number of deaths dur
ing that period has been forty-twenty-
eight having been paid by surplus.
The Sd regiment band will give a con,
cert tomorrow night from the balcony
over Snipes & Kinersly's drng store
The boys have been prscticing some new
music that is said to be very fine, ant
will give the public chance to enjoy it
Mr.. Walter st. John, who holds the
position of secretary of the Washington
Pharmaceutical association, in company
with his wife has been visiting hel
mother Mrs. Lusher in this city, for the
past two weeks, has returned to Tacoma
The most successful and progressive
towns are those which most liberaIly
support the home papers. A newspaper
we'll filed with home advertisements il
one of the best advertisements in th,
world of the place where the paper il
published.
The Prineville NeWs has discovered il
to be a noticeable fact that those of oul
horsemen who raise large, we'll bred
animals have little or no trouble in dis
posing of them at good prices. Small
horses of the scrub variety are dull sal
at any price. The moral is plain. l
pays to raise only the best.
Messrs. Geo. Watkins and family
Isaac Joles and family, Mr.. George Jole
OF the firm of Joles Bros, Mrs. Randall
and family, and'Mrs. Henrv Taylor lef
this morning for an outing in the noun
tains on the head waters of Hood River
Some. of the party will remain unit
+, about the first of September.
The salmon catch during the past few
days has been the most successful of tn,
season. The Seufert brothers, W leel
are taking them out by the tons eacl
day, and the Rockfield cannery is having
all it can get away with. The light rul
in the first part of the season was quit
disconraging, and the unexpected larg'
catch4of the close of the. season will en-
able it to do q fair business in canning