The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-07-27
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From WEDNESDAYS DALI '.
Mr.. Geo. 7. Prather, OF Hood River
Is in the city today.
Mr.. Hugh Chrisman made a trip to
the Cascade Locks today.
Miss Minnie Williams, of Portland,
Is the guest Of Miss Edna Glenn OF
this city.
Hon. James A. Crossen, our post
master, and his wife returned on the
train from visit to San Francisco.
A Zephyr cameout Of the west yes-
terday. evening, and today has been
very agreeable regarding temperature.
Miss Minnie Michel returned Mon
day from being in attendance on the
Chataqua assembly at Gladstone park.
Miss Clara Grimes arrived in the
city last evening on the boat from
Portland, and will be the guest Of Miss
Ursula Ruch in this city.
Mr.. Jos. Berger lost one of his
horses last night from sickness. He
was a. very valuable animal, and Is
quite loss to Mr.. Berger.
DR.. Lewenberg will leave this city
next Saturday, and all those desiring
scientific treatment of their eyes
should call on him before that date.
M. V. Rork, who is not unknown in
Oregon, Is now busy telling the people
OF Kentucky what he knows. He has
taken on his hands a broad field of
work for his political conversions.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hicenbotham ar
rived in the city last evening on the
,1<sf<,
day, visiting friends, and return to
their home at Columbus, WASH, to-
morrow. ~
A tramp at Milton grossly insulted
several women yesterday who were
alone in their homes. A party of thirty
men. armed with rifles, shotguns, revol.
in search Of the tramp vowing the
death punishment, but failed to find
their man.
We are informed that a very fatal
disease prevails among horses in the
eral valuable animals have died. It
resembles nothing that has been
known in that vicinity before, and the |
state veterinary may be called upon to |
make diagnosis.
4odav No ARRESTS vera nnade 1ast
n;ght and the whaals of this mill of
;nst;ca oronnd M orist Nav the
peace OF the CITY continue. and NAV |
the wheels of justice in the mills Of |
the gods remain stationary is the |
prayer of. the: scribe.
Mr. p n sharn accomnan;ad bv b;s
danchter Miss Grace Ieft this morn.
inc, for Portland The trim Ia mada
for the benetit of Mics Grace,s health
and AFTER remaining in the WiIlametta
valley a short time she will be taken
to California, where it is hoped she
will again become robust.
!. Tha ho,ae.maat factory at I,vnton.
near Portland. beoan operation one
dan th;e woak and this noble animoi
q Sa;n sIsnnhtarad cnoiaS ond
csn nnsd. t6 farn;sb food for carn;vorons
~ snan1 T. T. NAV mo he ha a | heaithfui M diet. hut
the American neonle have not become
accustomed to this kind of food; but
they may be In time.
The press association which has just
elosed its session at Newport are re-
ported as having had jolly time.
They have been feated and feasted by
The citizens, and they appreciate these
fayors; but there are very many pencil
pushers who cannot take the vacation,
and are forced to stay at home to keep
in copy.
Mr.. John Kelly fell off the barn be-
ing erected for Mr.. Brogan in this
.ity this afternoon, and sustained
,ome severe but not serious
injuries He fell several feet to the
ground, but fortunately escaped with ,
3ut broken limbs or. internal injuries. {
4 few painful contusions and some (
bruises around the body are the extent ,
II his injuries.
The Canadian government has de-
.ided to foster the smelling of silver ,
md lead ores. For this purpose the
Ium Of S150,000 has been set apart
or the Kootenay smelters, as bonus
IN the bullion extracted. This money
viii be spread over five years, no one
rear to exceed $50, 900. The Kansas
>ity works will secure the same favors
or their proposed establishments.
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