The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-10-03
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From SATURDAYS Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
NJ. P. Isenoerg, OF doou River, is in
the city.
Col. Fireman went to Portland on
the 2:30 train.
Judge Blakeley went to Portland
this morning.
Mrs. j. A. Crossen went to Portland
on the afternoon train.
VIM. Brune, of Rockland, went to
Portland this morning.
W. H. Lochead is confined to his
room with typhoid fever,
Hon Francis Clarno returned on the
morning train to Portland.
Four cars of cattle were shipped from
above to Troutdale this morning.
A Bryan CLUB was organized today at
Hood River with large membership.
L. II. Kretzer was passenger on
the Regulator this morning going to
Lyle.
II. M. Eeall was q. passenger on the
afternoon train, going to Portland to
spend Sunday.
Miss Anna M. Roberts left today for
Fulton Park to take charge of the
school at that place. 8
G. n. Voegtley, prominent hard
ware dealer of Burns. is in the city re-
turning home from Portlann.
Miss Lois Helm, who is teaching at
Hood River, came up on the local to-
day to spend Sunday with her parents.
Tonight Charles Butler will ship
700 mutton to the sound. The Sheep
were bought from Ed Griffin, of I ygh
Valley.
Hon. S. T. Jeffreys went to Trout
dlle this afternoon, and will address a
meeting of citizens at that place this
evening.
Mrs. Van Bibber and Miss Lamb
want to Portland today to spend few
da IS visiting friends and attending the
exposition.
Postmaster Crossen left on the
mornings train for Portland. He
will join in the .Elk's festivities at the
exposition tonight.
Thirty one new pupils were enrolled
in The Dalles public schools last week,
and 1S the present week, thus increas
ing the total to 645.
The wheat yield of Umatilla county
will be at least 100000 bushels this
year, which is only million bushels
less than the average crop.
DR.. Kane returned today from visit
to Portland. The doctor attended the
exposition while in the city, and says
it did not meet his expectation.
A large tireproof safe for the Warm
Spring Agency is at the o. r. & N.
freight house. The safe is from the
Disbald Safe & Lock Co. of Canton,
Ohio.
Circuit court adjourned at Condor
yesterday. Judge Bradshaw, w. Fl.
Wilson and Fred D. Hill, who have
been in attendance there, have all re-
turned home.
The sociable social given at the M.
E. church last night was decided
success. every one seeming to enjoy
themselves. The receipts of the even
ing were about $12.
The Mckinley club held meeting
at the court house last night, and was
addressed by John Michel. B. S.
Huntington, Judge Mays, Hugh Gour-
lay and M. T. Nolan.
Willard vanderpool and ]. A. Gnlli-
ford, of Dufur, are in the city today.
Mr. yanderpool says all that can be
heard in Dufur is politics and it is l6
TO in favor of Bryan.
J. C. Lonergan arrived last night
from Montana, and says there Is no
longer any question about Bryan carry
ing that state. The only speculation
is as to what his majority will be.
Wheat is coming in to the ware
houses in The Dalles at the rate OF
abont $500 sacks day. No. wheat is
selling at All today, an advance OF
three cents during the past week.
S. Wolfe, who has been in the city
the past week working in the interests
of benevolent and beneficial order OF
which he is grand organizer. left this
for his home in Portland.
Today Robert Mays & Sons delivered
200 head of cattle to Mallick and Lon
ergan. The cattle were ferried across
the river and will be driven to Yakima,
from whence they will be shipped to :
Montana.
The Condor Globe boasts of having
three time the amount of subscribers
in the pepitentiary of any country
paper in Eastern Oregon, and that its
influence is still being felt in Gillian
In this case the "pen" is !
being worked to double advantage.
The citizens of Dufur. irrespective of 7
party. organized Bryan club at Dufur
last evening with membership of 80,
which they expect to double by next
Friday night, when the next meeting
will be held. A. j. Dufur was elected
president and NJ. J. Anderson, secre-
tary.
As the Regulator came up from Cas-
cades yesterday the crew discovered
something floating in an eddy at Mem
oloos Island, and thinking it was a
a human body, the boat was brought to
q halt and an investigation made. {
The floating object proved to be moth
ing but a sheep. t
Yesterday Stephen Price, an old and
resident of Wasco county,
lied at his home near Hood River, {
md was buried at Hood River today.
;. ]. Crandall and family went to Hood |
River this morning to attend the ]
Mr.. Crandall is nephew of
he deceased. !
Mr.. Herbring, one of the leading |
merchants of The Dalles, returned this
from New York where he ,
Fought large stock of dry goods and
clothing. Mr.. Herbring reports busi-
less improving slightly in the East. In
egard to politics, Mr.. Herbring says
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