The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-11-30
THE TRADES. CARNIVAL.
The First Night an Agreeable Surprise
Was given the Citizens of The Dalles.

Was given the Citizens of The Dalles.
The aggregation of attractions at
the carnival Friday was fully up to
the expectation of everybody; in fact
all were agreeabiy surprised, the en-
tertainment being really better than
| many had anticipated. OF course the
grand march of the characters repre-
senting the different business men of
the city was the most attractive feature
of the. evening. The march and drill
were executed with precision, and the
different characters presented hand
some appearance as they marched
through the hall, wearing skillfully
arranged costumes and some carrying
| elegantly decorated banners. The
music, both vocal and instrumental,
was of a high order, and Mr.. Stewards
recitations we're well received.
The different business houses OF The
Dalles were represented as follows:
CT Thompson, blacksmith, Sydney
Kelley.
II 1uOuPsOus oldShShiou; ASho
Thompson.
Lane Bros. blacksmith, Walter Hill.
Mays & Grove, hardware, Lizzie
Bonn.
Maier. & Benton, hardware, Nellie
Fox.
TIMES-MoUNTAINEER, Grace Kelly.
A Brown, grocery store, Bette Da-
Wis.
Maier & Benton, grocery store, Mol
lie Norman.
&c Nickelsen, book store, Clara
Ulrich.
JB Crossen, grocer, Pearl Bunker.
Columbia Packing Co, Harry Miller.
Ward & Kerns, livery stable. Elmer
Ward.
Kinersly, confectionery. May Miller.
Prinz & Nitschke, undertaking, Hat
tie Pickett.
Keller's Meat Market, Will Ulrich.
Fisher, barber, Florence Davis.
Allaway, Regulator, Julius Ulrich.
Rupert & Gable, harness shop. Miss
Eaton.
WI Grunow, job printer, Charlie
Heppner.
AT Martin, furrier, Miss Omeg.
Newman's Restaurant, Cora Hem
dricksen.
Robert Williams, dry goods, Walter
Norman.
i Charles Stephens, dry goods, Bessie
Rowland.
E G Collins, general merchandise,
Ella Rice.
RI Webber, nursery, Jennie Young.
Mrs M E Briggs, milliner. Grace
Glenn.
Snipes & Kinersly, druggists, Rachel
Morgan.
Blakeley & Houghton, druggists,
Alice Rowland
A. M. Williams & Co., dry goods
Daisy Mcpherson.
DIR. Eshelman, Lizzie Schooling.
Fred D. Hill, real estate, Miles Kim
ney.
D c Herrin, photographer, Eta
Story.
Dufur & Menefee, lawyers, May Bar
nett.
Mrs Schooling, milliner, Martha
Schooling.
Murchie Bros, livery stable, Lucy
Omeg.
Mrs Stubling & Son, florists, Miss
Stubling.
M. q. Donnell, druggist, Lillian
Smell.
The Dalles Real Estate Exchange,
Miss Root.
A Keller. bakery, Hattie Cram.
Mr. spivey, paper hanger, Gertie
Kinney.
Hunsacker & Barzee, grocery, Cora
Maddron.
DIR 81 Logan, Maud Gilbert.
DIR Tackman, dentist, Vesla Bolton.
French & Co, bankers. Bessie French
H L Kuck, harness, May Jones.
Chronicle, Effie Bolton.
Cooper's meat market, Geo Norman.
First National Bank, Prudence Pat
terson.
Martin Herrick, cannery, Edna Bar
nett.
Pease & Mays, dry goods. Edie
Fisher.
JT Peters, planning mill, Lizzie Erck.
Ut Peters, grocery, Katie Sergeant.
Cunning & Hickman, Irene Urqu-
hart.
Frank & Farley, Rufus Matlock.
Reynolds woodward, Jas McConn.
Following is list of the business
men who helped in this Carnival but |
did not care to be represented:
Geo. Ruch, T. Mccoy, Johnston |
Bros. of Dufur, Mr.. Harris, Mr.. Hertz,
DIR. Siddall, A. s. Bennett, Mr.. Nick
Lesson, Woods Bros, W. q. Wilson,
Henry Dietzel.