The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-10-05
From Mondays Daily.

rant for that amount.
From Mondays Daily.
Mr.. F. Chandler, of Hood River, is
in the city.
Wheat is quoted at 40 cents in The
Dalles today.
Mr.. W. M. Mills, of Jackson, Michi-
gan, is in the city.
Miss Rose Michel lift this morning
for visit to Salem and the state
fair.
Marriage license was issued Satur-
day to Frank Meyer and Miss Annie
Theiste.
Mr.. Ed. Wingate arrived in from
Antelope Saturday, having disposed of
his business there.
The trial in Grand Dalles still con-
tinues but it is expected the end will
be reached tonight, or at the latest to-
morrow.
DIR. N. G. Towne and wife, of Tygh
Valley, are registered OF the Umatilla,
being on their way home after an ex-
tended visit to Portland.
Today James Connolly, of Cherry
creek, and Frank Malone, of Antelope,
delivered large number of sheep to
Mr.. Ketchum, of the Troutdale CON-
pany.
The examination of DR.. Rothermel,
which was to have taken place today,
was postponed on account of it being
impossible to get some important wit
nesses for the defense.
Chas. Fl. Stoughton today made cash
entry under the forfeiture act of 200
acres in sec q, tip 8, r 13 9; and VIM.
Barnett made homestead filing on 100
acres in sec 80, tip 9, 26 e.
The Valley improvement Co., of
Hood River filed its map of general
location today. 1t proposes TO appro-
pirate 1000 inches from Hood River,
and the ditch will follow west side of
river.
Messrs. Wisemsn and Sherer have
just returned from Mt. Adams where
they have been buying mutton for the
Chicago market. They will begin
shipping band of $500 head Wednes-
day morning.
The Wingate building presented a
lively appearance today, Mr.. Herrick
having some twenty Cinnamon en-
ployed there labelling canned salmon.
Twelve or fourteen tons of the canned
fish were piled up promiscuously about
the building.
At q regular meeting of the Gesang
Verein Harmonic, held yesterday, the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. Joseph Nitschke; vice-president,
I. c. Nickelsen; treasurer, c Stubling;
secretary, G. A. Schultz: librarian and
ward, A. Sandrock.
Judge Brink was the busiest man in
Prineville last Saturday. He had two
weddings and lawsuit on his hands
all the same day. But Providence was
kind to him and sent him a son that
same evening to assist him in his
Yesterday forenoon Second street
presented the appearance of sheep
ranch. "A. Young drove two focks
through returning from Mt. Adams to
his home ranch near Bakeoven, and
Davis & Clare had one flock moving
from Mill creek to Sherman county.
Miss Essie Tittell and her mother
were passengers on the Regulator this
morning bound for Portland. They
made many friends here, and they will |
be warmly welcomed should they con-
clude to favor The Dalles with their
assistance at another entertainment. |
Col. James Jackson, U. S. A, and |
Col. David Dunno and Major Collins,
of the Oregon State Militia, arrived |
ON the noon train from Portland. |
They inspect the Headquarters OF the |
Third today, and will make tour of |
of the regiment before re-
turning to Portland.
Mr.. Martin, the contractor, and Billy |
Cowan, went over the line of the pro-
posed new road between Mitchell and |
Burnt Ranch Tuesday, with view to
making bid for the contract of OPEN
ing the same. If they should be the
successful bidders, our county court
need have no scruples about the work
being properly dOne.-Monitor.
Tomorrow E. G. Newman will take
charge of the Branner restaurant,
Mrs. L. T.. Branner, who
las managed this popular house
he past three years. Mr.. Newman
making many improve
nents in the manner of conducting
he restaurant, and will spare no effort
20 cater to the wishes of his customers.
From Tuesdays Daily.
1eorSe hellef went TO HOrGlanQ |
oday for brief visit.
julius Fisher made visit to Port
and today, but will return tonight.
A. M. Shelton and wife of Golden
lale, are registered at the Umatilla
louse.
There were twenty wagons at the
erry landing this morning waiting to
ret across the river
Mr.. Thos. Dalgily, proprietor of the
)algily Iron Works at Astoria, who is
listing friends at Dufur, was in the
ity today.
Ed. Hodges, of Glass & Prudehomme
Portland is in the city today. Mr..
Hodges has been visiting his parents
n Prineville.
Mr.. P. d. Hinrichs came up from
Hood River last night to testify in the
ase of the state against Rothermel,
which was on trial today.
Oregon lost three of her pioneers
They were William Perci-
al and Paul Hiltebrand. of Polk
ounty, and 7. 81. Hubbard, of Marion.
J. H. Templeton, one of Prineville's
ruggists, was in the city yesterday.
1e left this morning for Portland to
ny stock of goods for his establish
lent. r Il
The hills surrounding Dufur have
ut on cover of green and really !
ave spring-like appearance, 80 says !
fr. John Brookhouse who was in from
ur sister city today.
Rev. A. Horn, whose successor, Rev.
!. Mack. is now here, will settle in
oldendale. He conducts services at I
ammas Prairie, Trout Lake, Gilmer :
nd various points in Klfckitat county,
The fine weather and excellent con.
tion of the roads are a combination c
lat has brought every available horse t
i'd wagon in the country into use. to f