The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-05-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

is in the city.
Elder j. C. Baker of Hartland, Wash
ington is in the city.
Mr.. Jas. M. Smith returned home to
Seattle this morning.
Mr.. Ray Davis, of Fossil. is visiting
friends and relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. LaFrance, of Hood
River, made flying visit to the city
today.
The police force did good work last
night. They pulled in four tramps and
one drunk.
Mr.. Schmidt bought $40 bushels of
wheat yesterday, which was delivered at
the Wasco warehouse.
The funeral of the late Chas. Gilgard
will be at 2 o'clock p. m, tomorrov from
the Episcopal church.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Broyles and Mr..
and Mrs. Pratt, of Wamic, gave this
office pleasant call today.
Hon. w. H. Wilson left this morning
in company with Judge Bradshaw, for
Prineville to attend court in that city.
The Saltmarsh & Co. stock yards ship
ped two card of mutton sheep to John
Parker, Victoria, b. c., this morning.
u Capt. Geo. T. Thorn pson, of Co. A. was
almost unanimously elected lieutenant
colonel of the Third regiment of the o.
N.G. - -.,-- ~
Condor has laid out grave yard since
Nk,3.H l.. okn W A.
Globe won't be put in it, for it is pretty
live paper.
The Wasco warehouse received two
loads of wool from Hay creek last night,
and one from Sol. Houser's range this
morning.
Company d, Third regiment of o. N.
g., of Hood River, will hold an election
on next Saturday, the 9th instant, to
elect a second lieutenant. ..-t
The farmers alliance is making rapid
strides in the Hood River section, and
from present appearances they will
makes themselves known in 1892.
Mr.. Bob Moreland, chief clerk of
Messrs. Maier & Benton, returned from
sent several days in the metropolis.
What is to prevent the school children
of the schools of the city from being
present on the arrival of the president
on next Thursday? Time is short, set
things in motion, get there.
The state railroad commissioners will
begin their tour of inspection of the O.
X. 4 N. Co.'s line of road next Wednes-
sand if there is not, some condemning
done it will be surprising.
The CHRoNIcLE is in possession of one
of R. w. ,Mitchell's alleged humorous
letters in regard to the exposition to be
held at Portland this fall, but out of
respect for its readers feelings it consigns
the letter to the waste basket.
The directors of school district No. II,
Will hold their regular monthly meeting
at the office of the school clerk on Mon
day evening at 500 o'clock. Persons
having business before. the directors
should bear it in mind and be present.
Justice Schultz issued warrant in his
court yesterday for, the arres: of one
- Ben, who is charged with larceny bv
bailee of $74. Ben skipped out for
Pendleton where telegram. for his ap-
prehension was on hand on his arrival.
Sheriff Gates will bring him back to this
city today.
: Miss Fannie Horton of this city was
seriously injured by a horse belonging to
Mr.. McInerney, which kicked her on
the sidelof the head last night She lay
ihsensible sometime. Some ladies seeing
the occurrence, went to her assistance
and Immediately called DIR. Hollister to
her relief 80 ~ L55
JSeufert Bros have arranged for
the establishment of "a telegraph Office at
their fishery. = They, will employ the
operator and be to all the expense of
construction and fitting up the quarters
for the Office. AS soon as the telephone
system is inaugurated in this city, which
is in contemplation, they will connect
their station with the general office in
The Dalles.
All Members of the Verein Harmonic
arSrequested to assemble in their hall
on Sunday May Sd, at / O'Clock 70. M.
sharp. By order of the president.
HANS HANSEN.
Secretary.
The boy who fishes is bound to bait
his hook, even if he has to hook his bait.