The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-09-28

| From Tuesdays Daily.
Miss Ann c. Smith came up from
Hood River today.
Mrs. w. H. Bishop, of Hood River,
| is visiting friends here.
Two car loads of sheep were shipped
from the stockyards yesterday to
Troutdale.
Mr.. Waddell, past grand chancellor
Knights of Pythias of Oregon, was in
the city today.
The state fair commences tomorrow
at Salem and the regular fall rains are
due to commence the next day. sss
Rev. w. G. Curtis and wife are at
tending the meeting of the Congrega-
tional Association at Oregon City.
The East End presents a busy ap-
pearance today, there being dozens
of wheat teams unloading at the ware
houses and mill.
Rev. w. c. Curtis will preach the
association sermon tonight at Oregon
City. The meetings will continue un-
til Thursday night.
Mr.. c. M. Wolfard and wife, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. L..
Gilbert for several days, returned to
Hood River this morning.
The regular fall opening at Pease &
Myes last night was as handsome q
display as was ever made in this city,
The immense store rooms were
crowed, everybody being there.
The Herrick cannery has passed the
1000 case mark and by tomorrow night
will have 5000 cases to its credit. Fifty
or sixty tons of canned goods are being
moved out today to make room for
more.
When you have nothing else to think
about, deyote little time to thinking
about bow you can make a good dis
play at the fair, and if you cannot do
that, of how you can assist otherwise
in making it success.
The La Grande Chronicle SAYS that
a man named John E. Dodson, who
was on his way from Nebraska to The
Dalles, fell from tree Sunday break
ing three ribs. The injured man was
taken to Pendleton yesterday.
Hon. W. r. Ellis, who has been at
the hospital in Portland for a week or
more, on account of trouble over his
leg injured three years ago in q stage
smash-up, passed up the road today on
his way home. Mrs. Ellis and his son
were with him.
G. E. Stewart, formerly of Portland,
has located in The Dalles, and has
taken rooms with J. M. Huntington.
He makes speciality of law steno-
graphy and type-writing. He has the
agency for the Remington typewriter
and tyDe-Writer srDplies
The cowboy preacher Rice and his
wife were arrested at Boise, Idaho,
Saturday night. Over 1000 persons
and as the crowd blocked the street
thus violating city ordinance the ar
rest followed, Rice refusing to quit or
to leave the street. :"
The revival services at the Christian
church last evening were we'll attended,
and the pastor, Rev. I. Fl. Hazel,
preached an able sermon on "What
woman has DONE" After the sermon
two young men went forward and uni
ted with the church, making three
additions in all since the revival began
Sunday morning. There will be
preaching this evening at 7:30; de-
votional services at 7:15.
The Regulator this morning carried |
down quite q number of ministers who |
20 to Portland to attend the Metho-
dist conference. Among them we no.
ticed Presiding Elder Motor, Rev. J. |
b. Wood, Rev. 81. G. Clarke, of Bick- |
alton, Rev. Hawk and wife and Mr.. |
Samuel Wilkens, all of Goldendale.
Three pieces of property were sold
yesterday by the sheriff for delinquent
axes to parties other than the county.
rhe property of T. J. May was bought |
oy George Tournay for $116.25, and
hat of ]. B. Pilkington for 1904.
The property of Dwight Muzzy, in
which there were $3.50 delinquent |
axes, was sold to Smith Bros. for $45.
Owing to an open switch the vest
pound freight train ran into another
rain on the siding at Pendleton yes
erday morning, demolishing several
ars. On the train were several race
lOrses on the way from La Grande to
salem. DeLashmutt's Blonde, Carl
Jarney and Stanwix, and five others
Vere in the wreck, but were not hurt.
The prospects are favorable that
'rof. Garrison will succeed in organiz-
ng a good class in penmanship to-
morrow evening. The professor will
fer prize of SIS for the greatest ad-
chool, while the Jacobsen Book &
1usic Co. will offer a prize for the
est lady penman and /. G. Nickelsen
prize for the best gentleman PEN
IAN.
Sheriff Combs, of Crook county,
assed through this morning, having
4 charge S. M. johnson, whom he ar
ested in Yamhill county. He was
7anted in Prineville for selling the
anne horse to two different persons.
instead of being looked upon as a
riminal Mr.. Johnson should be classed
8 "Napoleon of Finance" 1t re-
uires genius these days to sell horse
nee.
The bills for the play the "Arabian
lights" are being posted. From them
70 gather that the following members
f the Home Dramatic Club will take |
art, with Miss Essie Tittell in pro-
ucing the play: Mrs. Blakeley, Miss
,etchum, the Misses Rose and Myrtle
lichell, and Messrs. Harry Lonsdale,
Hampshire and N and r. Sinnott. ,
1usic will be furnished by the Orches- |
a Union.
Pendleton had quadruple or quad
lped or some other kind of four-in-
and fight yesterday. The row oc-
lrred in the Office of Stillman &
ierce, and was between those two
entlemen and man named Ruddock
nd another named Green. The law
revailed and Ruddock and Green '
ere fired out. Everybody had every
ody else arrested, and there again the
'wyers are on top as they can defend !
ne another.
Testing the Parrot Engine.
A test of Elijah Parrott's new rotary
1gine was made last Monday, at the t
aning mill, in this city. 1t did not,
Owever, work very satisfactorily, I
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