The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-15
From Thursdays Dal v.


Hon. W. II. II. Dufur, of Daiur, is in
town today.
Capt. H. c. Coe. of Hood River, is in
town today.
Mr.. VIM. Kelsay. of Antelope. is in the
city Wis iting relatives and friends.
Sheriff Driver left this morning for the
Cascade Locks on business connected with
his Office.
Prof. Reynaud will leave on the boat in
the morning for Forest Grove, where he will
take the chair of professor of French in the
Pacific university.
Miss Gertrude Wyers, who has been Wis.
iting friends and relatives in this city for
the past month, left on the boat this morn
ing for White Salmon. Wash.
A Wasco county horse, Anita, has won
four races at the lrvIngton Park course.
This is splendid animal, and there are
more successes for her In the future.
Mrs. D. Handley returned Tuesday after
o years absence from the city. during which
time she visited the worlds fair at Chicago
and spent considerable time at her old home
in Ireland.
There were two arrests made last night
by the city marshal. both of individuals
brought before the city recorder this morn
ing, and were each fined the amount of So.
The front room in the Masonic building
is being fitted up, and will soon be occupied
by Mr.. J, B. Crossen with stock of mer-
chandise. MIR. Crossen is well known to
our citizens, and more popular man could
not engage in business.
The placer claims known as the Jordan
-arx Io1
a Utah syndicate. 1t is the purpose of the
chinery. A pump capable of raising 200
inches OF water 200 feet will be put ID
place.
The New Portland daily, the Morning
SIM, to be issued by the Portland printers,
will not be started before October lst 1t
will probably be six.column folio, and will
reesIve q press report. Captain John
0Brien snd VIM. F. Osburn will be its
managers.
Hon. John Mimic. one cf the Oldest pion
eers in the state will deliver the opening
address at the state fair. A better selec.
tion could not be made, as he Is thoroughly
conversant with the agricultural interests
OF the state, and Is thoroughly in earnest
on farming matters.
The hop yield on the Pacific coast will be
light this year on account of lice and mould,
and indisposition Of growers to pick, either
from choice or lack OF means. The supply
on this coast, however, cuts little figure
when Europe has o good crop. Then our
boasted home market falls to pieces.
A letter received from Senator Dolph to.
day informs rs that he will arrive at The
Dalles at o'clock P. NJ, September 28th.
en- route to Pendleton, where he will ad
dress the Oregon Press Association on Octo-
ber 2i. He will remain in the city from l
until II P N when be will take tine east
bound train for his destination.
The Kelley Institute, the only one in
Oregon, has been removed from Forest
Grove to Salem, where 1t is permanently 10.
Gated. with fine new building of its own
and every facility for the care of patients.
Absolute privacy 10 assured IN q city of that
size and it is expected the number Of pa.
tients will be largely increased. The insti-
tute can be addressed in confidence at lock
box 372. Salem, Oregon.
Mr.. J. A Douthitt, formerly editor and
proprietor of the Prineville RevieU, gave MS
an sg, eeable call today. Since he sold his
newspaper he has been enjoying q vacation,
and has visited different portions of the
country. This week he has visited at Hood
Riyer, and Is now en- route home. Mr..
Douthitt is wideawake newspaper man,
and, after years of arduous work at the
business, il entitled to rest.
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