The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-09-26


) visiting in The Dalles, returned toda
to her home at Hood River.
Today Homer Angel and Georg
Campbell left for Eugene where the
will enter the State University.
Ringing Columbian hand bells b
Lizzie and Minnie DeMoss at the Con
gregational church September 20.
Henry York went to Hood River thi
morning to take position in DR.
Brosius' drug store for few days.
James 81. Frazer went to Glenwoot
today, to look after his sheep that ar
ranging In the vicinity of Mt. Adams
Sir. and Mrs. F. II. Meader, of Was
CO, returned last night from Portland
where they have been attending the
exposition.
Hon-Henry Blackmau, collector OF
internal revenues at Portland, came
| up on last nights train and returned
this morning.
James Mckay, who has been in The
Dalles several days past looking after
his property, returned to Portland on
the 2:30 train.
Two car loads of hogs were shipped
this morning TO Troutdale from Salt
marshe & Co.'S. stock yards and two
from Arlington.
Foresters day at the Portland Ex-
position will be on Sept 80. A number
of members of Court The Dalles expect
to attend the exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Weller and
daughter, of Goldendale, were passen-
gers on the Regulator this morning
They are en- route to California.
1t is sort of gold-standard walk
that is being laid around the court
yard, at least the gravel used in its
construction pans out pretty we'll in
gold.
Today L. Eberding received tele-
gram announcing the death of his
mother in San Francisco. He left on
the afternoon train for San Francisco
to attend the funeral.
The Wasco Warehouse Co. beg leave
to inform farmers that they have stor
age room for 200, 600 sacks Of wheat and
any one wishing to store their wheat
and hold for later market can do so
on usual terms. Also, they will pay
the highest cash price for wheat: oats,
barley and rye. If
The committee of the Commercial
Club who have undertal en- to make |
a display of Wasco county's products
at the Portland exposition have done |
Ill in their power so far, and earnestly |
solicit the assista nee of all VINO have |
fruit, vegetables or grain. Articles
for exhibit can be left at the Commis-
sion Co.'s store.
Henry McNulLy, one of the deck
hands OF the Regulator, fell overheard
1t Collins Landing yesterday morning.
He was standing on the foot plank
when q heavy gust of wind over.
balanced and threw him into the water.
He was fshed out, and what might
lave been serious accident was
Robert Mays jr. arrived last night
rom Antelope, bringing down 200
ead of cattle to be delivered to Mr..
Iallick. The cattle were left at Eight
lille, and will not be. shipped until
ext Monday. Mr.. Mays says the re-
ent rains have started grass growing
n the ranges surrounding Antelope, i
nd feed for sheep is quite abundant.
The Dalles now has bright morn ;
lg Gaily newspaper, the morning {
'ispatch, with ]. G. Miller as editor, l
aving been issued for the first time 6
his morning. The Dispatch is inde-
endent politically and religiously,
nd is indeed u paper that all can read |
nd appreciate. 1t is a welcome visi- i,
,r to the editorial rooms of the ZINES T
Y
From now until after the November c
ecLion the people of The Dalles will +
sar politics discussed from all stand @
,ints. The campaign fairly opens n
might, when Messrs. Cravan and Z
vilson will present McKinley's side h
the question at the court house, and p
morrow evening Messrs. Jeffreys
Id Clarno will speak in behalf of the +
ection of Bryan. +
Yesterday afternoon John Brook L
,use' dwelling, five miles beyond g
ufur, on Tyge Ridge, was destroyed
7 fire together with all it's contents. 0
he fire is supposed to have caught r
ON defective flue. A heavy wind II
as blowing at the time, making it K
lpossible to either check the flames l
get anything out of the house The o
,use and contents were valued at b
,out $1,000, on which there was only p
light insurance. d
Yesterday two Indians were tried for
espass before jury in Justice .
crick's court at Rockland, and were g
und guilty. The penalty fixed by the
ry was fine of s. each. The COM Q
amt charged them with having tres
lssed by entering an enclosure be-
rging to Winans Bros, for the
lrpose of fishing at the old Tumwater
sherry, right the Indians claim was
served to them in the treaty of 1855.
he case was prosecuted by B. S.
huntingdon and defended by E. B.
ufur. Mr.. Dufur has filed notice of t
Dpeal to the superior court of Klicki- ,
u county.
From trloay's Daily +
J. S. Fish went overland to Hood 7
liver this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kaiser left this
lorning for Portland.
Mrs. Olmstead and Mrs. .Thurston left
lis morning for Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Butler returned
ONE last night from Portland.
G. Barnett and mother, of Wasco, s
nd visiting in the city today. {
Fred Weigle and Will Fredden came t
p from Portland on thu noon train. +
Hon. E. B. Dufur will address the
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