The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-07-20
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Dali '.

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Living pictures at the great Wallac
( shows.
The ,r;ver "a nearlv at fts loves
staoa
A live cat orchestra with the erea
Wallace shows
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a. w. Branner left on the Afternoon
traln on snort Vlslt 70 Fortiana.
A large number OF seats have beel
reserved for the concert Thursda.
night.
James Kelly, wife and three children
left this morning to spend the summe
season at Newport.
Misses Efie and Ida, Ira and Jasor
Wakefield left on the boat this morn
ing for Yaquina bay.
George Moabus, who has been in the
CITY for several months past. left this
Th.re rara tmo o.r,oods - sh.a,
Skinned from the stocIxvards of r r
Saltmarshe & Co. last nioht for the
sound.
Mro 1onas vho hos h..n III. n,,as,
of Mrs r Egam in in The s c;tv it, wac va e as' na >
sennar ~ ~ han+ - ',t; 1h; cry, was pas as
Portland. ' ' W 's i0'
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fo,, Hoa;a n h uho nseyeu.on Iuis s;n;. Mn
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se;yb,a usau 0renon on @;en SH I'd as
eeiS near O,eon C,ey
mrs. Mary kelly ana daughter, Miss
Katie, left on the boat this morning for
the Mhewpor9 ;,S % On sae IL daauina a pay, "nere
oney WIZ spenu 'ne neaoeu oe.m.
san Jose Merca1y Mrs: H1nsdale as
Davld sang ana acted her part ad-
mlraoly.. Her grace OF movement and
sweet voice nave made her quite a fav-
ofl.e.
Y. r: Stepnens ana H. Hanson left
Yesterday aiLernoon 1or Portiand,
Wnere Iney VIII attend tne grand lodge,
80 a: y. =; w. as deiegates 1rom iempie
iouge' NO o. IN enls Guy.
new YORK dsnae" Inc vocalist OF
94s. sVsnlng was -Mrs.: -. webster
dinsoaie, whose charming soprano
voice ana DAINTY mannerlsms ADDED q
1 new sweetness TO the old Scotch bal
iaus.*
Mr.. Geo. No1n is In the city today
~ oI Du... no says u s sone piaces
- n,,..;,. hau Gno.ma p n nea g9; oeg9i
t; eeSong uay. O.ops are ~ soou s oonu-
.iol, Will iair prospects VI an average
Sieio.
James Urquhart. OF Chehalls, WASH,
who has been visiting his SON A. A.
orqularG' " 'nls. cry! . leW-uays' re-
waa @ ac oconrnan;eJ om Smu ao hW S he Souah
We. nas T Ra,.LJ ~ "A' s1""us
vel, A'one
Fresno lCal. EGp0sltor: Dance Ne:
grolse," by Miss Gertrude Mimic OF
London, England, was executed IN an
forosfs, ssJ an tn,nh ad Hne .h has paas, aaa
Shows oreat .s dai;cacu lea ~ of SIe executi"n @ passages
ono"e s,o"' 1oiiooS -
ben. dunsaker le1t Heppner MOn-
day for this city, where he will enter
the grocery business, havlng bought !
out the frm OF d. Moses q 20. during |
~ ais recenI sisit 70 enis pace. MS
ianiiy WIZ JUN niin Ia Snor. 'inie'
Rev. j. Henry Wood will have |
charge OF Hood River camp meeting |
beginning the 25th inst, held on Bel
mont campground. Meals can be
served on the grounds. Pasture for
horses at reasonable rates. Hack at
tne ooa0.
Frand Heater and Clarence Murray |
were arrested yesterday for assaults and |
battery, committed Saturday night at /
the California Wine House, and
had their trial before Justice Davis in
the evening. They pleaded guilty
and were fined $50 each.
James Stewart and VIM. King loaded
their animals with a supply OF provis-
ions this morning and started out to
their sheep camps on the headwaters
OF Hood River. These men own large
bands OF sheep, and have had them in
summer pasturage for several weeks.
C.H. Stokes, lineman for the W.
q. Telegraph company, says the Hepp-
ner Gazette, came up from The Dalles
on last evenings train to repair a
break of the wires on this line a short
distance below town, and thus bring US
again in touch with the outside world.
AS an evidence of the condition of
the road between this city and Hood
River the Glacier states that "Wm,
Davidson and Henry Hibbard went to