The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-09-23
From Mondays Daily.

Mr.. John Bonn left this morning on a
visit to Portland
Dr. j. A. Sutherland, of Portland, was in
the city Yesterday.
Mr.. William Foley, lawyer of Portland,
was in the city yesterday.
Three persons were baptized in the First
Christian church last evening.
Mr.. T. H. McGreer, of Antelope, is reg
lstered at the Umatilla House.
Miss Maggie McNulty left Friday even
ing for the Fernleaf farm at Mosier.
Mrs. A. G. Wyndham returned Saturday
evening from short visit to Portland
The weather is ccol for September, and
many prophesv an early fall and winter.
Mrs. Wingate and son, Ed. M, were pas
sengers on the boat this morning for Ilwaco,
Wash.
The sentence "John quickly extempor-
lzed five tow bags" contains all the letters
of the alphabet.
MIR. Frank French left this morning for
Portland, where he Will resume his studies
in the university.
Business at the East End ls displaying
some activity, and when the grain comes
times will be lively.
Wheat comes to Moody's warehouse daily;
but it is not sold-simply stored until the
price appreciates.
Mr.. Win. Curtis left this morning for
Forest Grove. where he will enter the fresh
maD year In the university.
n D. 2inuote "iii ieave ton nignt ior
his studies in the university.
II
Daniel Parker was presented With S25 at
Salem Thursday. IN return for five coyote
scaips, at the office OF the county clerk.
FRANK Gross, OF Medford, thoughtiessly
stepped on moving train at Salem a few
days ago, and was seriously injured, but
Will recover
Mr.. W. A. Crossen, son of our county
clerk. lett this mornlng for Portland, where
ne VIII pursue the studies IN the university
IN thae ciey.
There has not been an arrest made by the
city police for week. and this Is evidence
that the affairs of the municipality have
been guarded.
A runaway team of horses SATURDAY.
evening managed to tear down two posts of
an awning on Washington street. After
dong this mischief they ran around two
blocks and quieted down.
Tho rock crnsher ia stat,onaru on the
Brewery nil. and is placed in solid position
for tntnre oner,t;ons Tt will he fad nm
rock in the blnff and then taken IN another
nlace ,vbera ito bnnoer NAV he satisfied
two months bride IN Moro, Sherman
coun.y, secureu ulvorcs iIoni nel husoauu
recehtiy ou the grounus 'nsS ne nau on
sevsrai occasions reluseo 10 scratch her
PACK. Inc ooSerOer Is OF opinion tnas
iYncning Is eoo easy oea'n ior sucn VII
nan.
Some of our nimrods visited Dutur yes
terday, and came back in the evening with
tnree dozen prairie cnickens Wnicn tney
Killed. lhis was gooo WORK; Dut tneSe
young men are snootis1s' VINO nave
spiendio record on FORMER excursions.
The new electric power house Is rapidly
approaching completion. 1t Is now being
covered with corrugated iron, which will
afford some protection against fire. The
engine is very large, and there Will he
enough power Tor otner purposes except
ignting the streets OF tne CITY
The special trainload of fifteen cars
Wallowa cattle from Elgin is en- route to
Chicago. f. D. McCully had two carloads
in the bunch and accompanied the train. If
this venture results in the same success
that attended the shipment OF Horn and
Despair from Pendleton and La Grande to
South Omaha, other shipments VIII be lm.
mediateiy started as the parties interested
nave ABOUT looo neao YET TO Turn INTO mar
Ket.
Herald: The Antelope postotfice was this
week transferred to its new headquarters
aaloinlng the drug store, ana ros'tnaSIer g
w n. oiVertootn auu ms ueputy' a. ~
Cai aimicnaei' now hoiu iortn "iom an .ns .'
algnity o. oncie oam hlmseh Iaese WI WIN
no oouoe give en'ire sa'isia''iou Al '''ef
new capacity.