The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-09-28
From Thursdays Daily.

Mr. L. u. OdllaS, VI aoou Ni'of, Ii
in the city.
W. Fl. Silvertooth, the Antelope
druggist, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Early, of Drano,
WASH, are in the city.
The legal battle in Grand Dalles is
again going on today before jury.
The Senter Payton Co. opened ten
nights engagement at Salem Tuesday
night.
Isaac N. Basey, of Heppner, today
made final proof on his timber-culture
claim.
The tea brought by the steamer
Chittagong a few days ago is going east
over the o. r. & N.
The Regulator will sell round trip
tickets to Hood River. during the fair,
October 4th and 5th, for so centsx
Twelve carloads of horses from the
Switzler range passed through last
night to the Portland, slaughter house.
Mr.. George Herbert came down from
Grant yesterday. He tells US the dis
tillery has not yet commenced run
ming.
w. T. Solvester, of Olex, and Ollie
I
homestead filing at the land office
TODAY.
Mr.. Loomis, representing the Ore
gonian, is in the city in the interest of
the subscription department of that
paper.
Mrs. E. D. Comans and daughter,
accompanied by Miss Ian and Miss
Hollister, all of Portland, made The
Dalles visit yesterday, returning to
Portland today.
Sam Thurman will soon open his
chop house next door to the TIMES
MoUNTAINEER. Sam knows good
thing when he sees it, and in this case
gets right up along side of it.
A west-bound freight ran over a COW
near Tumwater last night. The en-
gine was derailed, but fortunately the
cars remained on the track. Had they
left it the whole business would haye
gone into the Columbia.
DIR. W. L. Adams and wife came up
from Hood River this morning. The
doctor has one of the handsOmest
places in Hood River, situated about
half mile from town, and very ap-
propriately named Paradise Farm"
Brother Ireland, of the Moro OBJ
server, in commenting on the proposed
road in Sherman county to the Des-
chutes, incidently gives the quotations
of Wasco county warrants as IS cents.
while Sherman county warrants are
CIT. This is very large sized mistake
Wasco county warrants are now sell
ing at par, and have been doing so for
months.
After October lst, Stark street ferry
at Portland, will cease to be operated.
1t does not seem so long ago since that
was about the only means provided for
crossing the Willamette, but like the
Cayuse, its day of usefulness is over.
With four big bridges there was nc
longer any necessity for it and the
city council ordered its opperation dis
continued.
Arrangements have been made for
excursions to Portland during the Ex-
Pacific Northwest, including inter
mediate points at rates ranging from
one to two cents per mile. Besides
this there will be special reduced rates
during the entire Exposition amount.
ing to but little more than a single fare
for the round trip.
The Herrick cannery has put ur
5000 cases of salmon so far this fall.
and the run of fish still continues good.
At the Cascades the run is said to be
increasing, which means that it will
hold up for at least two weeks yet.
There are an unusual number o.
ehinooks running that are in prime
condition, indicating that they have
recently come out of salt water. The
catch yesterday was fully one-hali
chinooks.
The Baldwin. Sheep and Land Co
begs to announce to all parties tt
whom they have sold rams this seasor
that they will have them in The Dale
ready for delivery during the week o
the fair. viz: from the 7th to the 12tl
of October next. At the same time
they desire to say TO any persons il
need of rams, and who have not ye,
placed their orders that they will de-
well to wait and see this choice lot OF
stock before making their selection!
as there are some yet unsoldx