The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-09-14

Mrs. Crossen and Mrs. Dexter will
arrive home tonight.
The weather report for tomorrow is
rain and stationary temperature.
There have been several showers to-
day, but all were short, yet all well
come.
The firm of Wingate & Irvine has
been dissolved, Ed. Wingate selling
out to his partner.
County Judge Fulton, of Sherman
county, is in the city, and favored us
with pleasant call.
Hood River trout, big, fat, luscious
fellows, weighing from a pound and a
half to four pounds are in the market
in abundance.
Patent was filed today from the
| the nw4 sec 5, tip 8, 10 e, and st of
sw4 sec 33, tip n, Is e.
The Elks have made arrangements
with the Regulator to make a trip to
Cascade Locks tomorrow night, and
will return at their convenience.
Robt. E. Phillips yesterday filed
homestead in secs 9 and 4, tip 2 n, r II
e, and today Chas. D. Doyle filed on
l60 acres in secs % and 26, S, II e.
Miss Essie Tuttle will be here Mon
day, and will assist the Home Dramatic
Club in rehearsing play which will
be produced in the near future at the
Baldwin opera house.
New wheat was coming in quite rap
idly until the rain set in, but since
thai it has ceased entirely. In few
days the roads will get in good condi-
tion and then there will be rush of
it. The rain will not only prove bene-
fetal to the range, but it will put the |
roads in the very best of condition.
Articles of incorporation of The
Valley improvement Company were
filed yesterday. The incorporators are
C. A. Bell, L. E. Morse, J. e. Hanna,
J. Fl. Ferguson, Ell. T. Davidson, p. A.
Snyder and G. M. Wolford. The OBJ
ject is to build ditch in Hood River
Valley, principal place of business,
Hood River.
A child in Missouri put his hand
into hens nest and said the hen
''picked" him. The two other chill
dren of the family experimental with
the same result The chen" was a
In the resulting excite
ment the fourth child fell into well
and was drowned. The other three
lied soon afterwards.
A La Grande young lady explained
to Gazette printer the difference be-
tween printing" and publishing"
At the conclusion she slyly said: "You
may now print kiss on my cheek,
but you must not publish it," He at
,nce 'locked" up that ''form" so it
"pi'' and now declares that |
isn't in it.
Mrs. Wingate returned a few days
igo from visit to Antelope. She was
,he guest of Nh. and Mrs. Shearar for
! night both in going out and return:
ng, She brought with her some
handsome views presented by Mrs.
,herar. One of these is the falls
.boye the Sherar bridge, while two
thers show the wool shipment made
" Mr.. Sherar last year to Boston, and
'et another shows the Sherar mansion.
The trouble growing out of thes dis 6
ute between Mr.. Seufert and the Bun
ell boys, as to the right to fish GER .
ain pool on the Washington side, :
sw miles east of here, resulted in the e
wearing out OF warrant and the ar n
sst Iast night of J. rRansaeAy J. g, :
anfield, F. Fl. Smith, d. @. Smith, q. +
Smith, F. A. West, John E. Bum
ell and J. W. Aiken, Constable j.
!. Crawford made the arrest late last =
light, and as he had no place to keep :
le men he brought them over to this
de, the whole party stopping at the q
-matilla house. They went across the
ver this morning about 8 o'clock to
and trial, Il