The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-10-19

Chas. Durham, of Antelope, proprie-
tor Of the Trout Creek sawmill, is in
the city.
VIM. L. Smith, of Moro, and VIM.
E. Robbins, of Fossil, each filed on a
homestead today.
The Regulator took quite number
of visitors from down-river points to
their homes this morning.
G. Sam Smith is in from Prineville.
having Just delivered 100 head of beef
to Mr.. Kelly at Tygh Ridge.
Mr.. a. c. Bateham, who has had
charge Of the Hood River fruit exhibit
at the fair, left for home this morning.
Mr.. Charles Sargent, proprietor of
the Grand Central Hotel at Heppner,
is in the city visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 1. N. Sargent.
The sheriff today sold the Tom Dem
ton place under execution. The prop
erty was bought for the Judgment
creditor, the price being $7235.
The city marshal made record last
month. With thirty-five arrests made,
only three meals were furnished, the
menu being for the balance good bread
and the finest water in the world.
Amos Underwood, county commits
sioner of Skamania county, WASH, is
in the city. In conversation with him
this morning we learned he killed two
big black bears few days ago. They
are quite plentiful down that way.
One victim of corn Juice was fined
So by the city recorder this morning,
and three others were sent up,for va
grancy. One peddler of spectacles
fined for peddling without license is
in Jail, preferring to work out his fine
that way, although he had s84 in his
pockets.
Much complaint is made about the
condition of the road between this
city and Three-Mile. Nearly every
day some break down occurs on this
part of the road, and it is said to be in
a really dangerous condition. 1t
would be well for the supervisor to
give it his attention at once.
Mr.. Atkinson, prominent real
estate dealer of Portland, was so
pleased with the Hood River apples,
when visiting the fair there last week,
that he bought three carloads for a
trial shipment to England. When
Wasco county raises apples for the
crowned heads of Europe she will be
"on to her job
From Mondays Daily.
Mr.. c. G. Roberts came up from
Hood River today.
City Recorder Heald, of Hood River,
was in the city today.
County Judge Blakeley went to
Portland this afternoon.
Patrick J. Walsh, of Kent, made
final proof on his. homestead today.
Captain Gray and wife left for Port
land on the Regulator this morning.
The Notary Public commission of
Geo. T. Prather, was filed for record
today.
Congressman Ellis and Hermann,
are both in Portland attending the
exposition.
The battleship Oregon must have a
testimonial from the state. How is
she going to get it?
The premium lists are being pre-
pared as rapidly as possible, and will
be printed when completed.
Attorney W. B. Presby, of Golden
dale, was in the city yesterday, leav-
ing for home this morning.
We understand the round trip
tickets to Portland on the o. r. & N,
have been advanced to $3.50.
Sheriff Drivers deed to John Glavey
to the ] 8 ct, 9 ! n Q sec Is t 8 8 r
IA e, was fled for record today.
Mr.. Taffe, the Grand Duke of Cello,
was in the city this morning. He
tells US the salmon run is about over.
To avoid the rush and insure your
orders being filed on time, get them
in early at Hunsaker's grocery store&
The wood dealers evidently antici-
pate hard winter, as the beach is
covered with wood and more coming
every day:
: The new warehouse is going up rap
idly, and when completed it will be the
biggest thing between Mt. Hood and |
the north pole.
Mitchell has been having a regular |
epidemic of typhoid fever, there hav-
ing been nearly twenty cases within
the past two weeks.
Mrs. M. A. Moore, of Prineville,
was in the city last evening, returning
from visit to Portland. She was ac-
by her niece, Mrs. Barkley,
Of Portland.
Inc attendance at the Portland eX-
position last week was the largest in
5he history of that Institution. Every
hing points to better times and more
frequent dollars,
License to marry was issued Satur-
lay to James A. Henderson and Laura
lage, and today to James B. Hunt and
Jennie. Henry. All the parties inter-
sted are from Hood River.
Hon. John Michel arrived home
his morning from his visit to his old
lome in Wisconsin. He reached
Portland on the Sth, and went on to :
alem to attend the meeting of the
Irand Lodge K. of P.
John Hunter who had his back bro !,
EN- by being thrown from his wood .
awing machine in Portland a few
ays ago, is astonishing the doctors
no gave him only few days at most
, live, by getting well. The case is
lid to be without parallel. 9
The Mitchell Monitor states that 7
unday week ago 800 tons of hay be. l
'nging to Eugene Looney were de- t
royed by fire, and that about the |
lme time Mr.. Pat. Conroy and Mr..
[anning near neighbor of his, lost l