The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-26
Three deeds for record this week.

Three deeds for record this week.
The Regulator wagon roadway is being
widened. sp
DIR. Smith and Dir. Ed. Deady are
amongst the visitors. at Trout lake this
week.
Mrs. Powell, the lady who was so
dangerously injured, is rapidly recover
ing.
The application to admit Bergfeldt to
bail was argued before Judge Bradshaw
this afternoon. &
Mr.. Nello johnson of Oregon city
joined The Dalles boys at Grant today on
the diamond field. -
If you do not find the man you want
to see today it is because he is up at
Grant. Young ladies also. 49,. ...
j. II. Worsley has returned from a
two weeks vacation at Astoria, well
spent and greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. T. K. Ordway returned from Port
land last evening and left for home this
morning by steamer Regulator.
MIR. V. II. Brown the piano tuner and
repairer, will be in this city in few
days. Leave your orders at f. jacobson
& Co.'S. music store.
Mr. W Mowry, of Moro, reports
threshing about commenced in that part
of Sherman county. He came in yester-
day, and left for home again on the noon
train today.
Plans for the new Christian church,
corner of Ninth and Court streets, are
to be seen at Mr.. Geo.. sRoland's office
The new structure will be 4: credit to
that portion of the city.
"A dead axle wagon came into the city
yesterday, laden to the top of high
box with watermelons from Klickitat.-
They were all watermelons the start,
but mostly mashed melons at the unload
ing, - 5G1 FsF
A fruit. it.eannery is needed very much
in The Dalles.s A plant costing 81 900
would do the work efectually. and save
s., 600 worth of frnit going to waste for
want pfca market: II isonlya question
of time when every fruit farm must have
its;cannery or dryer: They do not cost
fortune but they save fortunes.
: Theme seems. ste he considerable old
wheat m the. country which farmers
held for a rise, notwithstanding the big
price reached last season. Some twelve
oy fourteen thoAsand bushels of last
YEARS wheat-wefe purchased Wednes-
day by w. s. Byers, at the Pendleton
roller mills. Ef.H;
An old gentleman, a gardener at the
Sisters, who was passing down Second
street early, this morning, was aston
ished at the flight of a kingfsher, which
struck the window at Prinz & Nitschke's
new store and fell stunned to the side
walk aHes picked the bird up and car
ried it home with him. It is still alive,
but its days of freedom have passed.
Doc O'Meara, who was found dead in
an Ellensburgh lodging house on, the
oath was at one time a great faYorite in
The Dalles, He was formerly conduc-
tor on the O.. R.. NJ, and stood well with
his employers. He has a brother at
KahspeA, Mont, and a cousin in Fallow-
felds Ont. He was a member of the
knights of Pythias, and the local lodge
took charge of theremains1 - = =
l. The latest fad for donating lot of
gratuitous advertising to the Louisiana
lottery is the talk about its managers
offering tempting bait in the shape of
l'St se0o. 900 toward an ocean cable, as
well as $ie0, coo per apnum to further
local enterprises, and an additional
sum to meet half the, running expenses
of the government. and a sEeeklylli line of
.sLeamers:to Sam francisco, if the Sand
wich islands will grant them q charter
at Honolulu.