The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-06-10
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From we,iuesday's Daily


Mr. C. E. Jones, of Emigrant, is in th'
city to-day.
Mr.. W. NJ. Frame, of Grant. was in the
city yesterday.
Judge Fulton, of Sherman county, was
register ed at the Umatil!a House yesterday
The street in the vicinity of the city
hall is whitened by fallen locust blossoms
The advance advertising car of Sanger &
Lents circus will be at The Dalles nexl
Saturday.
The river is at standstill, and it is
hoped that Snake has nearly exhausted hel
surplus volume of water.
A special session of the county court
was held to-day fer the purpose of pass
ing on the sale of the Rogers property.
Mr.. Fen Batty, night clerk at the Una
tilla House, left yesterday for his farm near
Waplnltia, where he will spend few days.
MIR. Henry Hudson started for Dayville
this morning with three six.horse wagons
loaded with freight. He will return with
wool.
Mr.. A. Field has purchased the busi :
ness of Mr. John Irvine in the sale OF
milk in this city, and will hereafter dis.
tribute the lacteal fluid to Mr.. IrYine's
customers.
Mr.. Vic. Marden arrived home to-day
from Forest Grove, where he has been at
tending college. He will spend the summer
months with his family, and return In the
fall to complete his studies.
The city marshal informs Us that the COW
ordinance will be enforced hereafter, and
all rambling members of this species OF AMI
mails found at large between 9 P. NJ. and 8
A. NJ, will be impounded.
Farmers are in the habit of tying their
horses to trees and feeding them on the
sidewalks. This is contrary to the city
ordinance, and our neighbors from the
country should take warning.
We learned through Mrs. Eagle, the
president OF the woman's congress at the
worlds fair, that Mrs Wilson, of our
city, will read her address on "Woman as
a Pioneer" on Monday, June 25th.
Mr.. Bert Phelps. VINO has been student
in the law department of the university of
Ann Arbor, Michigan, arrived in the city
on the afternoon train to-day. He will
spend the vacation in this city with his pa
rents.
Mr.. G. E. Haight has disposed of his res
taurant business to Mr.. A. W. Branner, of
Nansene, late proprietor of the PrIneville
stage line, Mr.. Branner Is well known
throughout the county, and no doubt will
enjoy an extens i've patronage.
The Oregon state medical ASSOCIATION, of
which DR. Rinehart is president, will meet
in this city next Tuesday and will continue
in session the following day. Their place
of meeting will be the Con gregational
tbasr mill he.
which all are invited.
Mr.. Stacey Shown can now be found at
the store of Mr.. E. Jacobsen, where he will
be happy to see any and all of his former
patrons. Any one desiring watches or
clocks repaired can rely on the work done
by MIR. Snown as first. class in every par
ticuiar.
Union-Journal: A. j. Martin, prisoner |
confined in the county jail, attempted sui
eide Saturday night. He tied rope to the |
top OF his cell, and, fastening the other end |
around his neck, attempted to take his own
life. He was discovered by Jailer Guthe-
ridge before he accomplished his designs.
The excursion to White Salmon yester-
day was a very enjoyable affair." There
we're about 400 on the grounds, and these
are beautifully situated on the Columbia
tuu pOcscss d commanding VleW VI Rfduu
scenery. The members of the grange,
IN attendance number about 300. and a
very interesting session is expected.
Last night the Woodmen of this city had
IN entertainment at fraternity hall. This
was the monthly social gathering, and there
we're large number present, including the
wives of members ard invited guests. The
evening was spent in games and dancing,
md at late hour Ice-cream and straw
berries were served. All spent a very
pleasant evening, and these monthly social
gatherings are becoming quite popular.
East Oregonian: A patient In the Pendle-
on institute, while suffering from tempo
AIRY hIghtiness, escaped Monday night, and
ped in his night clothes along the street
intll he reached the brush in the lower end
If town. He afterwards returned, and was
ound behind building. He this time
,luded his captors, who chased all around
own without locating him. Early IN the
morning he was discovered, safe and sound,
n his room at the institute.
Allen and Sachben's bicycle trip around
he world was finished June 3D. Three
persons have completely wheeled around
ylobe girder on wheels was Stevens, and the
ourth will be Lenz, who Is making the tour
n the interest of Outing, New York
magazine. Lenz passed through Walla
Valla in September last, his journey
through the valley being described in the
Nay number of Outing. He is now m aking
lis way through China.