The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-09-07
From Thuradays pa,Iy.

T. w. Magan, of Lyle, is registered
at the Upatilla.
The Payton sisters in their special.
ties at the opera house tonight.
The funeral of Lyndon Taylor took
gational church.
A carload of 1000 boxes of prunes, is
being loaded for shipmet to Omaha, at
Hood River today
Mr.. Fortin, the photographer, and
family left this morning for Astoria,
which will be their future home.
Make preparations now to bring in
good exhibit of your farm end orchard
products, for the fair, October Sth.
Forty hogs were shipped on the Reg
ulator this morning. They go to the
horse-packing company at Portland.
Hon. w. a. q. Dufur. W. T. Van
derpool and T. 81. Johnston all OF
Dufur, were in the city last evening.
Everybody will be at the Baldwin
opera house tonight to witness the
play and to honor the return OF our
boys.
The weather forecast issued today
says: Thursday, clearing; Friday, fair;
Saturday, fair; probable frost Friday
morning.
Mrs. Cassie Hill came down from
Walla Walla yesterday to assist IN
caring for her mother, Mrs. Wiley,
who is on the sick list.
The estimate of the salmon pack as
compiled by Taylor, Young & Co.
gives the Columbia river canneries a
grand total of 505. 400 cases.
Mr.. Thomas Bladder, of the Cascade
Locks is in the city, looking after a
change in his license. Mr.. Mckenzie
his former partner having retired from
the firm.
The Umatilla House has been deco
rated with the hose teams colOrs and
surmounted by six new breoms, which
will be used in giving the hose team
ride tonight.
Superintendent ]. P. O'Brien AS
sistant Superintendent Borie and
Mr.. Ed Cookingham OF the Bank OF
British ColumbiA passed down the
road this morning.
There was an eclipse of the moon
Tuesday night but very few people saw
1t. because on that night Senter Pay
ton was at the opera house, and OF
course eclipsed the eclipse.
DR.. Saunders has his new fruit dryer
ready for operation, and will start it
going tomorrow drying peaches. 1t
has a capacity of from 5000 to 1000
pounds Of green fruit per day.
Only one deed was filed for record
TODAY. It was that of James K. Keller
and wife to A. L. Reece, and conveyed
title to lot /, block 27, Bluff addition
20 Dalles City; consideration sl25.
A Tygh Ridge farmer reports a yield
of 81 bushels per acre OF wheat from
field of so acres. That is good enough
for anybody or any place, but Tygh
!. Ridge fs always at the front In the
yield OF wheat.
The county commissioners are bus.
TODAY, and have large number OF bill
to nut through. The result OF theil
action will be published just az soor
az the journal can be captured for
half-hour or two.
There was just q light sprinkle o
-sin last night, but enough to lay thu
dnst and clear the atmosphere. From
t,,a ranorts from the other side OF tn
r,ountains, heavy rains have fallen
nd in consequence the forest tires ar
ebout over for the season.
Mr. John Somerville and family
who have been spending the summe
IN Crook county, were passengers o.
ths Regulator this morning, returnin
nI nPortIaud, Mr.. Someryille is one
the - ; principal stockholders OF the Bale
win Sheep and Land co.
The piiing for the new wharf .a
1,.inr hut in place as rapidly as poss
he. The company has purchased 10