The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-10-22
From MONDAYS Daily.

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Il tion of the ground.
u From Mondays Daily.
l. The fall rains have begun early.
Il Mr.. Geo. Sink, of Wasco, is in town to
day.
. Circuit court convenes in Prineville to
/ day.
: Mr.. Walter Frame, of Grant, is in th
o city.
Miss Maze Atwater spent yesterday Il
: the city.
e Mr.. P. f. Michel, of Columbus, Wash.
} was in the city Yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Lauritzsn and wife returne,
IRON visit to Portland yesterday.
The hills around Antelope were covere,
5 With an inch of snow last Friday morning
Yesterday was delightful, cIea- and sun.
shiny; but to-day has been rainy aud dis
agreeable.
Judge Bradshaw and District Attorney
Wilson are in attendance on the clrcui
court at Pnneville.
Mr.. VIM. Bruen, of Rockland, re-
turned yesterday from visit to the Ex-
position in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. P. McCauley, of Al5inu,
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs W.
N. Wiley. in this city.
DR.. Sutherland, formerly practicing his
profession in this city, bat lately located iu
Portland, is on our streets to-day.
The county clerk and his deputies are
busIly employed in preparing poll books
anG tally sheets for the county electiaN
Miss Clara Story spent yesterday with
her parents in this city. She returned to
PendletOn on the afternoon train to-day.
The Mckinley club held a very cnthusi-
astic meeting Saturday evening, and the
| campaign hereafter will be very active 10
this county on the part OF the Republicans.
Antelope Herald: The hills and Wales of
this section are beginning to assume robe
OF beautiful verdure, since the fall rains
have set In. Grass is growing at the rate
of half an inch night, and sheep aud stock
are beginning to look like rolls OF butter.
Hon. Binger Hermann will address the
citizens of The Dalles at the court house
next Friday evening, and at Duiur the fol-
| lowing afternoon. For many years Mr.,
Hermann has been an earnest worker in the
lower house of congress, and no doubs his
many friends will be pleased to hear him.
Fossil Journal: Jupiter Pluvius has not
done the square thing by us this fall. Be
ycnd the Jonn Day river they have had
bonntlful rains. and grass has grown sew.
eral inches; on this side we have had barely
enough to lay the dust, and not even the
faintest green adorns our hills and dales.
One Of the greatest pieces of enterprise
ever performed by newspaper was recently
sprung by the San Francisco Examiner.
While detectives and posses Of men were
hunting for Evans and Sontag the Erdm,ner
sent reporter to interview the outlaws.
This the reporter did and besides slept over
night with them.
Idaho Democrat: A new industry is about
to open in this section. An eastern man
talks of starting boneIess Goldfish factor
near Walters ferry, as Snake river sturgeon
make better boneless Goldfish than those of
the east. His brother, in one of the south.
ern states, slaughters million hogs every
year to keep his alligator leather factory GO
ing.
Wasco Observer: The work of digging the
town well goes oD apace. The trench for
the pipe is beng dug aud large number of
skilled hands are rushing the work along so
that no time may be lost w. II. Moore Is
personally experimenting the matter, and
under his supervision we may depend on
having the water works in operation at an
early date.
Observer: Last Saturday a cyclist named
Werm passed through town en- route to
Pendleton and thence to Toledo, OHIO, his
original starting point Mr.. Werm has
been travelling across the continent on a BIZ
cycle and took in New Orleans, San Fran |
cisco and other places during his trip. He |
says the roads of Sherman county are better |
adapted for wheat wagons than bicycles,
Some newspaper man started the report |
that Lawrence, Kansas, girl kneads bread |
with her gloves on, and another practical |
pencil pusher adds: ''Well, so do we. We |
also need it with our shoes on, with our |
pants on, and with all our clothes on. We
need it dogon bad; and if our delinquents
would pay up we would buy a whole bake
shop"
w. W. Statesman: Geo. Forbes, brake
mau on the main line of the Northern Pa
citic, while coupling cars at Pasoo Wednes-
da6 night had the misfortune to catch his
right arm between the bumpers" entirely
severing that member at the elbow. He
was at once taken to the compaDy's hospital
at MIssoula. He has wife and children at
Sprague, and the company will take care of
them while Mr. Forbes is In the hospital.
Lebanon Advocate: A young couple stood
up before a Lebanon pastor to be married
this week before it dawned upon the mind
of the excited bridegroom that he had not
his marriage license with him. The couple
were married, however, upon the authority |
Of Albany papers, which showed that said
license had been issued The gentleman
should swear eternal allegiance to news.
papers for their timely assistance at the
most critical period of his life. +,
East Oregonian: P. Parmentier is back
from a rough trip to the Encouragement
mine, whittier he went to make arrange
nents for tunnel work in behalf of the COM !
pany in which he is interested. He says {
buck kboard journey through snow, sleet and
hail Is not very healthful nor pleasant for
nan unused to roughing it. The mount
.Ins in the neighborhood of Granite are COW !
cred with a blanket of white. and there are
two or three inches OF snow on Buffalo hill
A large force of men is at work at the Mon
lmental, and will be kept employed during
;he winter.
Yesterday Mr.. VIM. Davis, while at ,
to place cartridge in Winches-
;er rife, met with an accident which re-
'ulted in inficting wounds on his face, but ,
fortunately not fracturing the skull. 1t I
ieems that a ball had lodged in the barrel, |
md in forcing the charge it caused its ex-
,losion, scattering pieces of shell in his FORE
read. There was one cut over the eye semi
circular in form, and about half an inch
ong. At the time he was on the farm
bout eight miles from town, and he band ]
lged the wounds as well he could and
ode to his home in this city. Medical aid |
vas summoned, and the young man is doing I
IS well as could be expected. Z
From Tuesdays Daily.
A delightful autumn day.
seThe sere. the yellow leaf" c