The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-11-23
From Thursdar.s Daily.

Mr.. N. Harris returned last nigh
from Portland.
Is. Jacobs, representing Chas. Kohr
q Co., Of Portland, is in the city.
Mr.. Martin Eastwood. manager OF
the D. P. & A. N. dock, is on the sick
list.
Chas. Davis, of the firm of Davis &
Clair, of Prosser, Wash, is in the
city.
Mr.. E. M. Leslies. of Sherman
county, is visiting Mrs. W. 81. Biggs
In this city.
There is no abatement in the ship.
ping of hogs. Two car loads were
shipped today.
Return that stolen, but much treas
ured, "bike" to the Chronicle office
and be rewarded.
The case of the State vs. DR.. Rothe-
mel is still ON trial. Five witnesses
for the prosecution have been exam
ined thus far.
This morning the Regulator had on
board 750 sacks of wheat, also large
consignment OF turkeys for the Port
land market.
Tom Lewis, indicted yesterday for
burning hay belonging to Mr.. Brogan,
was brought into court and entered
plea Of not guilty today.
The music furnished by the Orches-
ira union at the Baldwin last night
was of high order, and will again be
one of the attractions tonight.
Papers have been filed in Justice
Davis court in the case of Ward,
Kerns & Co. vs.. Hugh Jackson, and
: Nov. 10Th set as the day of hearing
the same.
Work on the east approach to the
D. p. & A. N. Co.'S warehouse has been
suspended for few days for the lack
OF timber with which to construct the
trestle work.
Messrs. James McHandy, Ed. Fren-
nell and N. Beard, all of Antelope,
are in the city, having been called
here as witnesses in the case of the
State VS.. Lewis.
Miss Anna Korten, daughter of the
late Ben Korten, formerly resident
of The Dalles, was married to Mr.
Ralph Oswald in Portland on Thurs
day of last week.
Cyrus Bros. of Prineville, left here
this morning with a complete set of
furniture for barber shop which they
contemplate opening in the capital OF
Crook county.
Receiver Blggs, has returned from
Wasco. Mr.. Biggs says Sherman
county is prosperous. The farmers
having received fair price for their
wheat, are feeling jubilant and are
preparing to seed large acreage next
season.
Mr.. Thos. Kay, president of the
Salem Woolen Mills Co., says that
during the past year the company paid
out over $4,000 month for labor and
material for the mill-would not such
an industry be good thing for The
Dalles?.
The deeds recorded today were Kit
tie Coe to Emma Brosius lot 2, blk !,
South Waucoma Addition to Hood
River, consideration 800, and Elmer
T. Green and wife to L. ]. Klinger WI
swf and WI nw4 sec 10, tp 2s, r 13 Q,
consideration $500.
The new militia company at Pendle-
ton will be mustered into service to-
morrow by Maj. Collins. On Saturday
evening the officers Of the new COM
pany together with those of Co. D. of
La Grande will be examined at La
Grande before board consisting of
Maj. Collins and Capt. Prescott.
Geo. Brunk, an old-time resident of
Wasco county, is in the city. This
is Mr.. Brunk's first visit to The Dalles
for eight years, still he meets many
old friends and acquaintances. The
Dalles. he says, is the best town in the
upper country, and has fine future
before it. Mr.. Brunk expects to buy
a large number of sheep in this Sec
tion next spring, and drive them to
Northeastern Washington, where he
Is engaged in sheep raising.
From Fridays Daily.
DR.. Logan returned on today's local
from below.
Remember the merchants carnival
at the Armory tonight.
Hon. W. C. Wills, member of the
state board OF equalization for this ju-
dieial district, is in the city, en- route