The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-05-16
From + mays Daily.

Mr.. Frank Guthrie went to Hood
River today.
Hon. w. H. Fl. Dufur took the after
noon train for Mosier.
Hon. L. P. Schanable, of Portland,
accompanied by his mother, arrived
on the noon train.
The Kipg's Daughters will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. M. Randall.
All Foresters are requested to be.
present at the meeting tonight, there
being degree work to confer.
Hon. II. H. Northup will be in The
Dalles Monday night and will address
the people on political issues.
Mr.. J. b. Cradlebaugh left on last
nights train for Grants, from which
place he will make a tour through
Sherman and Gillian counties.
The roof of the new vogt block is
complete and plasterers will soon be-
gin work on the first floor, the laths
having all been put on the walls.
Judge Bennett will speak at Dufur
tomorrow at 1870 P. NJ. A number OF
The Dalles people contemplate going
with the judge to Dufar tomorrow.
DR.. T. F. Campbell, IN. D., NJ. C.)
Physician, Surgeon etc., late of Los
Angles. Office at Umatilla House.
All calls attended. Telephone 37*
There was a decided contrast be-
tween the temperature yesterday and
a year ago. On May IA, 1895, the
mercury registered 81 degrees, while
yesterday it stood OF 60.
Call on Prof. Roaf, the astrologer,
he will tell your life, past, present and
future, by the planets from date of
birth. Life readings s1.O0, room 5,
Gates block opposite court house.
The Regulator had on board this
morning the household effects, teams
and wagons belonging to William
Lovelace, who with his family is NOV
Retail liquor dealers concede the
fact that they can do better dealing
with wholesale liquor store of Stub
ling & Williams than in Portland.
They save freight from Portland to
The Dalles, and at their orders arc
promptly filed.
Hon. T. r. Coon arrived on the local
from Hood River today, and has filed
with the county clerk petition to
have his name printed on the official
ballot as an independent candidate for
Joint representative of Wasco and
Sherman counties.
Hon. G. NJ. Cartwright came in yes
terday from Hay Creek, and reports
very severe weather having prevailed
throughout Crook county the past two
weeks. Sheep-shearing has been great
ly retarded by the cold spell, but crops
do not appear to have been damaged.
| Owing to the cold weather during
the past two months this has been
rather an unsuccessful lam bing season,
a good many young lambs having died
In some localities, though in others
sheepmen report having saved large
per cent Mr.. w. II. Wiley reports
having saved SO per cent, while Others
who were in favored localities did
equally we'll.
The maintenance of frst.class band
in The Dalles is difficult undertaking
unless the musicians receive liberia
patronage in their business undertak.
ings. The musicians have induced o.
A. Peterson to take the position OF
musical director for the band. and in
order that he may be enabled to re.
main in the city, they invite all to en-
courage the introduction of his cele-
brated Regulator cigar, that he may
make a success of his business enter.
prise, which will insure his perman.
ency here.
| For some time past the Standard Oil
Co. have been negotiating for ground
in this city on which to erect an oil
tank, and today perfected arrange.
ments with the o. r. g. N Co. for the