The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-08
will hereafter manage that in connection

will hereafter manage that in connection
with his own.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Thourbourn, of Kings
ley, and son M A. Thuurborn were IN town
TODAY. The young Mr.. Thournbourn left
this afternoon for Mt. Angel college to con-
time his studies.
There are now 237 Young Mems Repub !.
lican clubs in Oregon with a membership OF
l6. GAP, and 65 other Republican clubs be-
sides with membership of $3.50, making
total in the state of 1882,
MIR. Geo. Ironmonger, of. Caleb. Grant
| county, gave call this morning. He
sold his wool--l60O0 pounds Saturday. and
lost of cent pound by not selling until
after the Wilson bill became a law.
Captain Ad. Keller returned on the after
noon train from attending the tiremen's
tournament at Oregon City. He speaks
very highly OF the treatment the visiting
.firemen received from the citizens OF Oregon
City.
The semI-annual business meeting OF the
Christian Eodeavor society of the Christian
church will be held this Tuesday evening,
Sept 4tb, at o'clock IN the vestry OF the
church. All the members OF this society
| are requested to be present.
The hose contest yesterday in Oregon
City was very spirited one between teams
| from Oregon City. Astoria, Portland. Al
bany and Corvallis. The last named was
successful; but the time made was not
| equal to tnat made by The Dal!es IN the
| tournament in this city last year.
A beautiful family vault Is being con-
sti iucted In the city cemetery, says tne
Walla WalIa Statesman, tor W P. Sturgis. 1t
l oEt tha daa
| BROOKLYN cemetery The vault will be con-
| structed of marble, Tenino blue stone and
steel. Th,s structure, when completed. Will
| be one of the finest in the west, and Will be
| a splendid acquisition to the cemetery.
The little eight-year old son of Mr. d. F.
| Osborn residing. thirteen miles from The
Dalles oa the Canyon City road, fell from a
| horse Saturday afternoon. breaking his left
fore arm. He was brought to the city yes
terday, and physician attended to his In
| juries.
| The contractors at the government works
at the Locks expect to put 1000 men az
work in a few days, It Is reported that
another electric plant will be put IN opera
tion, aud gangs of men will be worked day
| and night. IL appears to be the intention
of completing the cahdl at the earliest pos:
| sible date and it is expected that boats will
pass through the canal in the fall of 1895
| Van election for lieutenant colonel of the
| Third regiment was held last Friday even
\ ing in the srnory in this city, aud Lieut.. ).
| M. Patterson was successful,in securing
majority of votes. Capt. M. Z. Bntterfield,
! acted as inspector OF elections. This IS ao
excellent selection, as Mr.. Patterson will
| bring to the position many wears of experi-
! ence and thorough knowledge OF military
| matters.
Mr. Willard Wilcox, aged about 35 years,
| died at Caleb, Grant county, on August
| 18th. The deceased was born near Silver
| ton and was raised in Marion county. He
was son of the late T. j. Wilcox. ABOUT
fifteen years ago he removed to Eastern
| Oregon and engaged in sheep raising when
he followed to the time Of bis death. Mr..
| Wilcox was sick but a few days. hie death
beng caused by blood poisoning, which rs'
suited from slight Injury to his leg. he
leaves two brothers and one sister IN
Kansas AID many friends IN Marion and
Grant counties to mourn bis loss.