The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-08-05

some horses. Her father, lives IN Prime
VILE. Much uDeasiness Is felt on her ac-
count as it is exp eted that some tidings o
her would have been had long ago
Sc ,rchers from Grant were out looking fo
her last Tuesday.
Mrs Isabella Nolln, and Misses Anns
} and Bertha Armstrong, came IN town to.
day from Dutur. The misses Armstrong
are en- route TO their home at Candy acc
Mrs Nolln will visit friends at Hood
r ver
There was one noho who was fortunate
enough to have free bed in the CITY jail
last night. He appeared before the re.
corder this morning, and was hned, ut not
having in possession the necessary amount
OF fund, he was remanded to the Gu, tody of
the marshal until such time as he should
hquidate.
The frame WORK of Moore Brothers large
building at Moro, Sherman county, Is all up
and Is rapidly nearing completion. The
first story we understand will be used for a
| ware room and the second will be fu urnished
for q large hall. Mr.. Armstrong who was
laying floor il the building last week
slipped and fell dislooating his shoulder.
/ La Graude Chronicle: The Grand Ronde
| lumber company closed down their mill
S ,turdaY evening, as it has been found uL-
| profitable to pay out money for the further
manufacture of stock for which there is at
| present no sale. Tnev will continue the
shut down until there is a revival in the
lumber market, which it is hoped will soon
take place.
Mr.. James Foss, while attending to
hay press on Three Mile this afterno ocn,
suffered fracture of the arm below the
elbow by being caught in some part Of
the machinery DIR. Hollister attended 10
the injury and the patient will be able to
attend to his usual business in short
time.
The citizens of Moro have organized
fire company with W. H. Moore captain.
z. J. CHM leader of the hosemen and j. q.
Burks leader of the hook and ladder corps.
They have hnse cart with 125 feet OF hose
which can be fastened to any of the hy-
drants in town in case of fire and with the
good water supply in Moro they feel con-
fident of successfully battling with any fire
which might be here.
1t must be frankly acknowledged that the
Goldendale base ballists scored larger
number of runs at the game last Saturday
than our boys; but The DaIles horses beat
the cuitans OF Goldendale so badly that not
a cneer was nearQ lot Ine victory Oh Tue
diamond field sfter the 1rst race was rum
There is no doubt that this city his some of
the finest bred horses IN the state, and our
citizens are not afraid to match them on the
turf with any IN the northwest. -
Mr.. Thomas Condon, a brakeman on
the Union Pacific, in uncoupling the To-
comotIve from the baggage car In front
of the Umatila House, this AFTERNOON,
had the misfortune of having the draw
bar fall on his left foot, bruIsing the toes
badly. The company's surgeon attended
to the injuries, and In few days Mr.. |
Condor will be able to attend to his |
duties.
The estimate of c. A. Pilsburry, of MIN.
neapols, one of the leading millers Of the.
northwest, Is that the present years crop
of American wheat will be only sufficient
for home consumption and seed, contining |
the exportable su plus to the stocks carried
over from last year. If this estimate is
correce there should certainly be reason
a lie advance In the price of wheat, as the
foreign demand will in all probability alb
sorb our entire surplus, whsther 1t be much
or little.