The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-06-20
From rrluays' Daily.

For Daisy Mccormick reapers and
mowers go to J. NJ. FillooHx
Mts A. Henderson left today for
her home at, White Salmon.
J. F. Myers went to Lyle this morn
ing to look after his farm at that place.
Mrs. w. S. Myers went to White
Salmon today to- visit friends at that
place.
Miss c. Leary went to Portland this
morning to remain a few days visiting
friends.
Extras for Daisy Mccormick reap
ers and mowers always kept in stock
By J. NJ. Filloon*
oils where he will remain week or
ten days viewing the sights of the city.
Hon. V. G.. Brock and wife, of
Wasco, were in the city last night at.
tending the banquet given by the
Rathbone sisters.
Today the o. r. & N. had it's OBJ
servation cars attached to the local,
the first time the car has been on the
road this season.
- Osborne machinery, the best ever
made, the favorite with all farmers are
on sale by w. A. Johnston, sole agent
for The Dalles#
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mays jr., Mrs
Knags and Mrs. Vause visited Cas-
cade Locks today, going down on the
Regulator this morning.
Hon. Chas. Hilton, of this city, is
one of the committee appointed to wait
upon Major Mckinley and notify him
of his nomination for the presidency.
Mrs. Goodman and Miss Garstel, of
Portland, who have been visiting Mrs. !
Sam Wilkinson in this city the past
two weeks, returned home this morn
ing.
Tonight b. P. Ketchum will ship
three Car loads of mutton to Troutdale
and three to Tacoma. Mr.. Butler will
also make shipment of three or four
car loads to the Sound.
The force in this office voted this
morning that W. J. Moore was an
expert in the manufacture ofice-cream
after having disposed of the liberal
supply do mated to the office.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schernickau. who
have been visiting their farms in the !
southern part of the county. were in
the city last night, and left on the
afternoon train for their home at AS
toria.
Mrs. B. T. Conroy, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. S. Horton, and her
sister, Mrs. L. Lawler, left on the
afternoon train for Portland. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Scott, of
Spokane.
Hon. c. M. Cartwright of Portland,
Is in the city watching the wool mar
ket. Mr.. Cartwright has for number
of years been an extensive wool buyer,
and will figure in the markets again |
this season.
Malt Nutrene, mop -alchohol drink,
and highly recommended as an ap-
petizer and blood purifier, may be had |
at Stubling s. Williams Wholesale
liquor store. Sold either by the bottle
or by the case#
A car load of Anheusuer Busch beer
will be received at Stubling & Will
liam's wholesale liquor store tonight
and will be on draught tomorrow, as
follows: Budweiser, Erlauger, Bale
Lager, Murchner and port ter*
This morning Hon. NJ. A. Moody re-
ceived a telegram from Senator Hilton,
one of the Oregon delegates to the
St. Louis convention, announcing
that Hobart, of New Jersey, was NOM
mated for vice-president, and that the
convention had adjourned last night.
It Is now forgone conclusi IN that
Thu Dalles will not celebrate the
Fourth. The meeting called by Mayor
Menefee last night to consider the
question OF celebrating was very
lightly attended, SO it was determined
to let the matter rest, and not put
firth any effort to hoid celebration.
Mr.. L. Butler returned today from a
visit to Hood River. He states that
about one-half the Hood RIVER straw