The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-05-11
ITEMS in BRIEF.
From wednes DAVIS Daiiv.

ITEMS in BRIEF.
From wednes davis Daiiv.
County court is in session.
The cool weather has checked the
rise in the river.
Payton Comedy Co. at the opera
house next week.
Mr.. J P. Abbott, cattle raiser of
Wapinitia, is in this city.
Mr.. J. L. Cunningham, of Mitchell,
arrived in the city last night.
Mr.. Geo. w. Johnston, the leading
merchant of Dufur, is in the city.
Wool has been coming in quite
lively at Moody's warehouse during
the past week.
Mr.. A. Noltner, of the Portland Dis
patch, arrived in the city on the east
bound train last night.
The Degree of Honor, in connection
with Temple lodge, No. 3, A. o. U.
W., will give social at Frater nifty
hall this evening.
Mr.. Henry Hudson arrived in the
city today from Dayville with two
wagons loaded with 10000 pounds of
wool, which were unloaded at Moody's
warehouse.
The weather has been quite cool SO
far for May; but bountiful showers of
rain fell during the week. Warm
weather is very much desired for the
growth of grain.
carload of cattle was Skinned from
the stockyards of r. E. Saltmarshe &
Co. todoay to Puget Sounds. They
were purchased in the interior by Mr..
Chas. Butler, of Port Townsend,
Wash, and will supply his market in
that CITY.
Tho axcursion tn Ronnev;lle Snn.
dav hy the Radman's social cluh MON.
ises to he the event of the season A
great many tickets have been sold. and
preparations have been made at Cas-
cade Locks and at the former place for
the endowment of guests.
p.of MoC,ooL of Harvard states
+hat thora orc Se OoO nrofess;onaj
t,.a, em"v 80 -, tba Tn;toa S+.tas ond tha
onst nf - noainta;nina than ;s f,,Iiv
90 ooo non H. ra;nb{ haHa odded thot
~ Yb,ouv,Ub ,,,,b, hos e. start1;nniv ;n0
c-eosad dmrinr the last two Years of |
Democratic "prosperity."
p.1. c,.n 1ool,s fo,,,ro,a +o +h.
aa,; n - f,'y y,,aItan a The niont iii
ooet oo 4vn-, "a ss0 0on :" s15 On0 and will ha-
Gin S;n onerat;ons n with q dailv canacitv Of
5o ~ onS foo;l;t;as for ;ncraasing tn
SO tons ' IT, viii nav II ia thomght bv
Nv oI;n~ I nrot;tahla The reduction Of low.
orrada 81 p on wbich fre;ght to Denyer
&. .Onoho ;o On ioraa 90 fo be almost
NJ ih;tiua "
Mr. Amos Underwood. of White
Soimon Wash is in town TODAY He
y tha n;onaars ~ tb;s ,oo;o-
. ., ID @ wos one of the nersons who went
70 the relief of the SETTLERS at the Cas-
cadas dnr;no the massacre of 1855.
Afterwards he took mart in the Yakima
Indian war during the memorable
comna;on of Major Hailer.
Up Ca.toaaL - 1o, D
Mrs; o.. "A. oaSCanaon' Gos ~ =, oohm d,,a;y, lay,
says .ne a;. HlatS ~ C D;IIoy Me-, W"nt 0 haaasa
: aoo,,a;ntad w;th M;ss Rlanche + .amont
ona Of the victims Of the San francisco
t,.o oodv Misc Tamont,s hodv was
+aIsn - 70 milan for ;nterment and
Mrs cattanacb,s damobter writes that
H. f,naraI of the n,1,rdered pirl was
snG ~ imnrassive nu. a ~ one ne - - ~ ~ ~
- A1or.ndar n,rno. oovs ba hoe ont.
= AieAanue. -. De an.. eo th;r LOO 49,
lveu Cne 'asUe iol nTso TSSS oh;as Oh ,,an In"s
money Can pro::ur a;tat;o. n otei nb pieda
ire VI ine nom 70 aIN mGuO"Sa Io Will WILL Ee
huu.ges ~ ~ ~ Xy,s1n UH g H,s,nas "a is non rm
me IOreSt OF MARY. M. OuuaS Is now