The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-08-20
From Thursdays Daily.


Mr.. Chas. Tom, of Grant, gave us a
pleasant call to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Sherar, OF Sherar's
Bridge, Is in the city.
Mr.. A. F. Russell. of Tekoa, WASH, is
visiting old friends In the city.
Judge BlacKburne and Mr. Neil Mcleod,
of Grant, were in the city yesterday.
Gamblers in Astoria haye been given
twenty.four hours in winch to leaye the
city.
These mornings are delightfully."- cool. bu t
at midday the SUMS rays are uncomfortably
warm.
DR.. Snedaker, the dentist, has removed
his dental rooms to 36 ana 81, over the
postoffice bookstore.
Camp-meeting services will begin in the
pines this evening. There were eight tents
pitched there this morning.
We are glad to see preparations,made to
lay new sewer pipes IN places in the city
where they are much needed.
Several drays are hauling baied wool
from MoOdy's warehouse to the Regulator,
which will be shipped to the Boston T arket
by water.
The framework of the cottage residence
of Mr. Phil Rrogan, ST.. is now in position,
and the building is being finished as rapidly
as possible.
Justice Schultz had an examination of a
case of alleged larceny before him Monday.
After thoroughly lnquiring into the matter,
the defendant was dismissed.
Mr.. Fl. L. Kuck, the saddler IN the East
nd, Is doing an excellent business, and
L.. l.. H.
found almost every where In the Inland EN-
pre-.
The challenge of the Grants Pass brass
band could be accepted by local musicians
with many chances of success. Our boy
arc good layers, and we believe could win
honors from Southern Oregon.
Mr.. E. Campbell and family returned
during the week from an outing of several
weeks at Camas Prairie, Wash. He is not
ir good health, and, though the trip has
done him good, he is far fiom being well.
Mr.. W. T. Doveil, of Walla Walla, is
visiting his friend, Fred. W. Wilson. tor a
few days. Mr.. Dovell is city attorney of
Walla Walla and a rising young lawyer. al
though one of the youngest members of the
bar.
A chinaman driving three fat hogs
through the streets yesterday evening so
over heated them that one died near the
stockyards. The statute prohibiting cruelty
to animals should be enforced in such
instances.
On Friday. Aug. 26th, there will be a
barbecue at Grant, in honor OF the inaugu-
ration of manufacturing Industries in that
town. Speakers from Wasco. Sherman and
Klickitat counties will address the people
on that occasion.
Seattle Press. Times, August 18th: Viii
liam hefheld, a popular and enterprising
reporter. who has long been on the staff OF
the acknowledgement. resigned to day and
will 20 into partnership with Editor Pollock.
Of the Mount Vernon Democrat
The meeting last evening to devise ways
and means for entertaining the members OF
the Editorial Association next month was
not largely attended, bnt those present were
very enthusiastic IN favor OF making ample
provisions for these guests.
These cool mornings indicate the approach
of the time when campers on the ocean
beach and on the highlands in the vicinity
of mountains will HE themselves homeward.
and spend the remainder of the season in
the pursuit of their usual vocations.
Grard: Hon. Knute Nelson, the free
trader, who has been nominated by the Re-
publicans for governor of Minnesota, is the
owner of nearly q thousand acres of timber
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