The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-10
Lizzie Lee, of Portland, are in the

- ID. N. Aiken, or washington, mas
moved his family to The Dalles to
spend the winter.
Mrs. J. G. Downville, of Vancouver,
sister of Sidney Young, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Young in this city.
After this date the ordinance
against COWS running at large in the
city will be strictly enforced.
A bundle of children's clothing was
found on Fourth street today and may
De had by calling on Mrs. LaDowe.
D. c. Herrin returned last evening
rom Portland, where he has been
working in the interest of the A. o.
o. w.
Judge Bradshaw, E. B. Dufur and
w. 81. Wilson have gone to Moro.
Circuit court convened there this
morning.
Rev. A. Bronsgeest went to Hood
River this afternoon to visit Peter
Mohr, who is dangerously i'll with
typhoid fever.
w. ]. Wright, of the firm Of Wright
& McManermy, proprietors of the saw
mill near Dufur, went to Portland on
the 2:30 train.
Charles Phillips is looking for some
kind hearted lady who wants to adopt
| an orphan. Call at the county
| treasurer's Office.
Mrs. M. Long and son left on the
boat this morning for the Cascade
Locks, accompanying Miss Long as
far as that place.
Mrs. w. r. Barrett, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Allaway the
past few days, left this morning for her
home at Medford.
This morning the Baldwin Sheep
and Land.Co. shipped three car loads OF
t thoroughbred Merino bucks to Noun
tain Home, Idaho.
C. C. O'Neil, manager of the Prime
vile Land and Livestock Co., returned
last night from Portland. and left this
morning for his farm at Muddy sta
tion.
Frank Menefee and Emil Schanno
were passengers on the boat this morn
ing. They went to Hood River, where
Mr.. Menefee has case in the justice
court today.
This afternoon Sheriff Driver left for
Salem having in charge James Weber
and Quong Lay, two crazies committed
to the asylum for the insane. Fred
Wilson accompanied the sheriff as
guard.
Mrs. E. Jacobsen and her stepfather,
Walter Heslop, both of Tacoma,
arrived here Saturday and returned
home yesterday. They were called
here on account of the death of the
late W. 81. Lochhead.
The change in the time of departure
of the boat from 8 to 1880 A. M, was
somewhat confusing to many of the
passengers this morning. Many were
compelled to move at very rapid
pace to get on before the boat left.
Miss Ella Long, sister of our genia
band leader, Marcus Long, was a pas
senger on the Regulator this morning
en- route for her home in Salem. Mis-.
Nolan accompanied Miss Long to Port
land, where they will spend few days
at the exposition.
The Baker City Democrat says care |
full poll of Big creek precinct, in Union
county, which has ITO votes shows that |
there are only two Mckinley men in
the precinct, and those two have run
about dozen horses down trying to |
get away from the Bryan men and
avoid the discussion of political issues.
Efie and Irene Fowler gave pleas
ant party to their little friends last
Saturday in commemoration of their
anniversaries. The little folks pres
ent were Gladys Wood, Una Wilson,
Edith Mann, Nina Guthrie, Lota Kel-
say, Ida Akin, Leila Kelsay, Nellie
Forwood, Lulu Nichols and Helen
Lytle.
Next Saturday afternoon at the Bald
win opera house there will be given
one of Howell's farces, for the benefit
of the Guild of ST. Paul's church. 1t
will be given by ladies and for ladies
only, and from all the plans that are
under way, it will well repay all the
women of The Dalles to attend. The
admission will be 25 cents, children Is
cents.
Two weeks ago the handsome resi-
dence of John Brookhouse, near Dufur,
was destroyed by fire. Mr.. Brook
house has not been discouras ed by the
mishap, and will begin the erection of
a new residence on his farm at once.
Yesterday he took S. Senez, a practical
to his farm to build the new
residence which will be two-story
building. /
The funeral of the late W. 81. Loch-
head took place from the Masonic hall
in this city yesterday afternoon. Rev.
J. N. Goss read the Episcopal burial
service at the hall. after which the re-
mains were followed to Sunset ceme-
terry by large concourse of friends of
the deceased, and were laid in their
last resting place with the ritualistic
of the Masonic order.
Gesang Verein celebrated its anni-
most royalty at K. of P. hall
asst night. There were 125 present to !
oartake in the festival and enjoy the /
excellent program that was rendered.
0ne of the most enjoyable features of .
he occasion was vocal rendition by
Mrs. Gschwander, of Portland. The
banquet was superb, and the dancing
which followed was enjoyed by all.
The county board of equalization,
consisting of the Judge, clerk and
.ssessor, is in session at the court &
louse today, and will continue in ses-
ion all week. Persons who believe
hey have been wrongfully assessed /
hould appear before the board and &
SIX for corrections, since the county
ourt will probably not entertain any
for changes in assess
lents after the board shall adjourn.
From Tuesdays Daily.
W. a. Johnston returned last night