The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-03

bere. AS business OF the greatest 1m'
portance will be transacted a full at
tendance OF members is requested.
The weather has become sufficiently
warm to make one think of life on
the ocean beach.
Mrs. c. Dietzel left on the boat this
morning for short sojourn with
friends in Portland.
Mr.. John Bowling, representing the
Kansas City Journal, gave this office q
| call this afternoon.
Irene Fowler. and Lola Eubanks re-
| turned today from few days visit to
friends at Goldendale.
A carload of hogs will be shipped to-
night TO Portland, from the stockyards
of r. E. Saltmarshe and Co.
Miss Mamie Cushing was passen.
ger on the boat this morning for Moi
fett springs, Wash, where she will en-
Joy an outing for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Tolmie left on
the Regulator this morning for a trip to
the ocean beach, where they will re-
main during the heated term.
The streets of the city had a very
quiet appearance this afternoon in
contrast from the animated scene of
this forenoon at the time of the parade.
There was only one candidate for
Justice before the recorder this morn
ing, and he was charged with having
been drunk, for which offense he was
fined S..
The Great Wallace shows have their
own coaches, sleeping rooms, and even
bar for spiritual stimulants on the
r-hi oh
place to another.
The following deed was filed for
record with the county clerk today:
Arthur Disbrow and Sarah E. Disbrow
to Sidney Disbrow; lots 5 and g, block
I, Winan's addition to the town OF
Hood River; s25.
Moro Observer: The acreage in |
Sherman county this year is short be- |
cause there was SO much volunteer in |
the crop last year that summer fallow |
could not be prepared. In other
words: There wasn't land enough to |
go round.
Chas. J. Stubling, who has been |
spending few days at Moffet Springs.
near Bonneville, returned last night.
We have been informed that during
his absence he he has been created
elk, and roams the forest as
only that monarch of the woods can.
Chas. Isaacson, one of the crew of
the lightship near Astoria was
Sunday by the capsizing OF
q small boat in which he had gone
fishing. He was overtaken by a storm
rs be was returning, and both boat
and occupant were seen to disappear.
Two little girls, Grace Hendricksen
and Dillie Conley, on the farm OF Mr..
set a trap for squirrel
and the next morning found a rattle
snake in limbo. They managed to kill
,he snake, and the girls presented the
T, M. office this morning with bunch
If fine rattles.
Badgers, and millions of grasshop-
oers, go up the spout INTO header beds
ibis harvest, says the Moro Observer.
4 badger went through Moore b
aust's new header Saturday, and
would have gone into the stack but
Art Burnum killed it with fork-ac
identally..
Sheriff Driver returned from trip
o Salem last night, where he went to {
procure requisition on Coy. McGraw {
If Washington for Bluford Douglas, {
Who is now under arrest at Walla
Vella for larceny of horse in this l
ounty. The requisitiOn was refused
Dr. the reason that the sheriffs' papers
'ere irregular,
A Mr.. Van Deusen, writing to a Ne. ;;
raska paper from Salem, says; "An- !
ther drawback-people die too easily !!
ere, They will be going round all > >
ght one week and the next week they :
i'll be dead" This is an exact de- I
,ription of Nebraska, the result being l
lat eaused by cyclone. AS matter
fact no more people die from heart
isease here than anywhere else.
Mrs. Cecilia Mesplie brought to the 7
ice this afternoon some japanese o
inc berries, the first we have seen. :
hey are in appearance very similar h
a raspberry, and are very delicious +;
flavor. Mrs. Mesplie has several o
fittings of these on sale, and any per- 9
N desiring the plants may procure q
,em from her. We have no doubt h
ey would do we'll in this climate, and n n
,pe they will be introduced into our "
Irdens. a
In Sherman county the harvest is CT
,w well on. We have personally Is
sited many localities, says the editor "
the Moro Observer, and while there N
ay be truth in the unfayorable reports ii
ON the eastern part of the state, be- s,
use of the cry weather in Umatilla. fl
orrow, Gram, and large portions OF d
aker, Union, Wallowa and Malheur, Is
> insist that Sherman county be left 81
II of the schedule. Altogether here d
e outlook is bright and the prospect q
good prices cheering. P
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