The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-07-27
From Mon.iay's Daily.

vance over last year of 10 cents, while
COWS remain the same as last year,
S1.75,
From Moniay's Daily.
The hills are smoky.
Another warm day.
The city jail entertained full house
last night.
These be the days that try mems pa.
tience.
Mrs. Kate Roche was passenger on
the afternoon train for Portland.
Miss Edna Glenn left this morning
on the Regulator on visit to the ocean
beach.
Henry Fiege made a trip this morn.
ing to Collins Landing, where he will
spend a few days camping.
One hundred acts by the best per.
formers in the world, is the program
with the Great Wallace shows#
Misses Annie and Minnie Sandrock,
who have been visiting friends III
Sherman county. returned yesterday.
DR.. Bodkin, of Portland, arrived in
the city Saturday highland will spend
few days in the city visiting friends
Mr.. N. w. Wallace, of Antelope,
who was seriously injured by fall
several weeks ago, is able to be out on
orutches.
Walter Rowe, who was sentenced to
the penitentiary for two years for lar
ceny in store, was discharged last
Saturday.
Mrs. G. J. Fairly was passenger on
the Regulator this morning for the
ocean beach. Mr.. Farley accompanied
her as far Cascade Locks.
Mrs. J. E. Hardy left on the o'clock
train yesterday afternoon for San
Francisco, where she will visit her
daughter, Mrs. Hammond.
Three rings, two elevated stages and
a half-mile race track are filled with
performers for two and one half hours
at the Great Wallace showsx
Rev. A. Bronsgeest, of this, diocese,
is spending few days with communl-
cants of his church in the vicinity of
Antelope and Burnt Ranch.
Mrs. Chas. Dehm and children, who
have been visiting friends in the city
for several days, returned to their
home in Albina this afternoon.
Miss Irma Coe, who has been the
guest of Miss Bessie Cram OF this city
for some days past, returned this
morning to her home at Hood River.
The round house of the Central
Washington road was burned yester-
day at Coulee city, causing quite loss
tothat company. The loss is not
stated.
A new county road is being surveyed
from Burnt Ranch to Mitchell. 1t will
reduce the distance very little, but
will be much easier travelled than the
old one, especially in winter.
A large portion of the wool received
at Moody's warehouse is being baled
for shipment. This places it in very
compact shape for transportation and in
this style it secures the lowest freight
rates.
George Collins, jr., was drowned
slough from the fishing grounds. He
was thrown from his horse and sank to
,he bottom before help could reach
him. His body was recovered soon
Herald: Paul Kreft, of The Dalles,
8 doing the painting and paper hang
ng on Thomas Harper's new house.
Mr.. Kreft is past deputy grand master
workman of the A. o. U. W. of Ore
ron, and gave the Antelope lodge a
1ery instructive lecture last Saturday
light.
A queer accident is reported from
he neighborhood of Mill creek. Two
men were riding horse yesterday,
vhen the animal began ''bucking,"
hrowing one on top of the other, and
orcing the under one on the pommel
# the saddle so that he suffered the
racture of rib.
Last Saturday Chas. N, Hess, who
vas formerly an inmate OF the insane
sylum in this state, was found in the
utskirts of Goldendale wildly insane.
t required six men to bring him to
hat town. His hobby appears to be
he financial ideas of the Populists.
Tom Harper, the stage man.we learn
rom the Antelope Herald. received a
lick last Wednesday evening from a
icious horse, splintering the left |
heck bone and cutting deep and |
ainful cash. He was unconscious for |
ONE hours, but is up and around now
nd will be as good as new in few
ays.
There are many inconvenience in |
with this hot weather, and
ne is reported in the Antelope Her
Id: "a freighter from near the
Iitchell country had very unusual
nd very dangerous experience last |
1eek. A fly got into his ear, and be-
1re it could be taken out had depos-
led a number of eggs. In short |
ime the eggs hatched out, and only |
rompt surgical effort saved his life."
There is without doubt a band of |
attic thieves, who have been following
heir nevarious calling quite success
lilly in portions of Wasco county. |
& is almost impossible to con-
ict. any of them. as they manufacture
vidence which will lead to their ac-
initial. There is an effort being
lade by the officers of the law to break
p this band, and all good citiZens will
ope that it may be successful.
The police court had five candidates
n its clemency this morning. there
aving been four arrested last night
VIC OIoiAohSO |
agrancy, and one for being drunk and
sorderly. The inebriated individual
as fined S. for his indiscretion, which
3 paid and regained his liberty. The
hers were fined in the same amount:
1T they will help work the streets of
le city for the benefit of the munich
llity.
This forenoon was a good time for
lnaways, and two were witnessed on
,cond street within an hours time.
o damage was done by either, but
e horses the last time ran down Sec
i'd street at high rate of speed, and
ere stopped at the Michelbach corner
? one taking the sidewalk and the
her keeping the road. At this juno
re the tongue broke, and this stopped
| farther damage. The horses were
ken from the wagon and soon quieted
'wn.
From tuesdays Daily.
Keep cool.
Circus day Aug. ht.
Mt. Hood is unquestionably de-
,htful.
The weather is sufficiently warm for