The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-07-01
From MONDAYS Daily.

Col. j. B. Eddy and wife were passengers
on the afternoon train to Pendleton.
Mr.. I. II. Johnston, one of the leading
merchants of Dufur, is in town to-day.
The river is still falling, and there Is a
division of opinion whether it will rise
again this season.
a new sidewalk is being construc ted on
the east side of the court house yard. This
was very much needed.
Mr.. S. Hobart and wife, of Maine. are in
The Dalles. Tney are the guests of Mr..
Hobart's brother in this city,
Mr.. Henry Cram, of Portland, arrived in
the city YESTERDAY. He is visiting relatives,
and will return in q day or two.
The kitchen of Mr.. A. Buchler was
brok en- into this morning. and large quan.
tity of provisions and a can OF milk stolen.
The following deed was filed with the
county clerk to-day: United States to Albert
Walter; sw or sec 26, tp l n, r IL eat;
homestead.
The old town of Yakima is taking
stride forward. and $1,000 bonus has been
| given to a wooden mill and depot is in
course OF const uctiOn.
! The U. S. PRISONERS, who have been con-
fined In the county Jail for several days
past. were taken to Portland this morning
by the U. S. deputy marshal.
Mr.. Harry Wagner, forinerly night clerk
at the Umatiila House, was in town yester-
day and to-day visiting friends. He left on
the afternoon train for Portland.
LIttle Archie Mllvard. who was drowned
| at Grant SATURDAY.. June 18th. was aged
years. He was general favorite with all,
and his death has cast pail OF gloom over
that community.
Grain in this county is in good condition;
but II is very late ami warm. dry weather
will do damage vet 1t is to be hoped that
the present cool temperature Will coatuuue
until after harvest.
I'm Tuasdav ,as. n sn,n of borsas want off
the e,rv.bo.t near Grant and was drownad
| One NJ these vas fonnd washed ashore N, ar
MIR. Winan.s fish wheel ON the Washington
side. last Wednesday,
Tho Lo.o,;z., bss rebnLa 70 boa.a,nm.
;sn in ,ha, citv and IL ia ,os,iv ms,;te1
The ed;tor savs that NOT n niece of sIoss two
inches sonare 10 left in the windows of anv
npoccun,ed bniIdino bv reason of the bovs
breaking them ont with stones.
we are informed that irost last week de-
stroyed vegetables at Smemasho, near
Warm Springs. Peas' nearly ripe Tor pick
ing were kiiied on tne vines. ms is some
shing thae mas never neen experienced De-
- Wv -
A csmpmeetinS, under charge OF the
Methodist denomination, is in progress at
Wasco. and will continue during the week.
Yesterday three joined the church, three
were baptized and one was admitted to full
membership, after beng on probation SIX
months.
The little hamlet opnosite Bonneyille is
not generally known TO he the nlaoe from |
which L,eut. Phil. Sheridan started with |
his comnanv of soldiers to protect the be |
leasuered settlers at the Upper Cascades |
from Indians in 1856: but such ls the fact. |
Very MANY of the old garrison building still |
remain, and show the effects of ruin and
decay.
Frazer Iodoe of Good Templars was insti.
tuted ON Three Mile. at the school house
Yesterday. with 2S charter members. con.
sisting of the following. Caleb Brooks. o..
mer " Cook A-tbnr Creiohton Charles
Cook Fav Chase. r. e. Brooks. G. F. Raw.
SON. Alex. Frazer. Jessie Frazer. Hattie
Miller Fr.nk steele Frank q Chase. WIN.
Means 1ohn Obrist / Simonson w w
Rawson Ella Waters. Mary w. Rawson.
Amy Rawaon I w Chase Gracie Cook
EIys Cre;ghton Iennie Cool, Flora Brooke
Msrv CooL T'nIn Cre;oton Nett,e Cook
Robert McIntosh.
m, A.
e opoASue ne~ 70 ~ .i ~ ~ sns
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nine has | hem fled on IN Snokane bv Prof
q n Kennel and ia located on his own
ranch winch contains 45l acres This coal.
II is furthermore claimed. is equal to the
Roslyn coal. and is perhaps in the same belt.
The Great Northern eompany has a stand.
inc offer of S5O. 600 to any one who NAV
make a diseoyerv of coal on the line of its
road
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