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


J. B. Haveley, of Boyd, is in towr
today.
No complaints today about the
weather.
| Ehren Korten left on the boat
this morning for Portland.
A. J. Brigham, of Dufur came in
town on his wheel this morning.
Mr.. N. Harris left on the train Sat
! urday afternoon on trip to the ocean
beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs returned yes
terday from visit at their old home
in the Willamette valley.
If this cool weather continues the
city will not be such an undesirable
place to spend the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Biggs were passengers
on the train last night from spending
Sunday at the camp meeting at Hood
River.
Mr.. Frank Irvine and daughter of
Antelope, arrived in this city yester-
day, and will spend few days visiting
friends.
Father Bronsgeest returned Satur-
day evening from a missionary tour
in the interior of this. and Crook
counties.
On Ninth street there are two new
cottages in course of erection, and in
other parts of the city there are signs
of improvement.
Mr.. John Wigle, salesman for A. M.
Williams & Co., was a passenger on
the Regulator this morning for sum-
mer outing on the coast.
Judge Blakely returned yesterday
from vacation on the ocean beach at
Newport. He was in attendance on
the editorial association, which was
recently in session at that place.
!: A. M. Kelsay's two little daugh-
ters, Lotto; and Leila, who have been
visiting their grandparents at Ante
lope for some weeks past, has returned
to their home in this city. Leila ar
rived yesterday and Lotto today.
1t is to be hoped that the new woman,
who is coming out in abbreviated
wearing apparel, will not neglect to
curtail the Dimensions of her hat. She
disregarded the petitions of the male
sex for years, and finally commenced
trimming down at the wrong end.
An eastern minister recently as
serted that "ten thousand boys and
girls are riding to hell on bicycles
every day." To which an exchange
remarks: If this Is really true some
inventor should be able
to CONSTRUCT wheel with asbetos tires.
There were two arrests made last |
night of boboes, one OF whom was in |
of Int nd ho6 St,ot
served term of five daysin the county |
Jail for larceny. They were both fined |
BIO apiece, and will be fed at |
the city's expense for the next few |
lays.
Misses Clara and Eta Story, Maie
Enright, Mary Lay, Clara Grimes,
Ursula and Louisa Ruch and G. D.
Snowden and 81. 81. Riddell returned
IN the noon train yesterday from a
short visit to Bonneville. They spent
at this pleasant summer. re-
iort and returned on the first train
morning. /
A lady by the name of Kate Kelam
Smith is holding meetings in the in
erior towns to prove that the Bible is
lot of divine origin, and that religion
8 farce and a fanaticism. Her mission
8 a hopeless one, for the belief in the
Inspiration of the book is so firmly
,lanted in the minds OF many that it
annot be unseated.
The o. r. & N. Co. are doing good
7ork IN improving the road near
lrants. A force of men have. been
usy for some time blasting away the
ock for the purpose of doing away
nth the curves near that place, and
rhen this has been completed there
ill be as good track at this point as
nywhere on the line.
The Portland Distilling & Milling
o. at Grants have not started up as
as promised on July 15, and 1t is not