The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-08-29

of Honor lodge was we'll attended las
night, and a very pleasant meetinI
was enjoyed by the members. Step
were taken at this meeting whereof
the D. of b. will assist Temple lodg
in giving very interesting and in
structive open meeting about the mid
die of September.
There came on the wings of the ives
wind this morning booming, rumb
ling sound, like the crash of heavy
artillery, and our immagination a
once pictured the big battle-ship Ore
gon at target practice near Port
Angeles. But knowing friend, fresh
from Kansas promptly identified the
strange noise as thunder-thanks.
Now that Mckinley has written that
letter, wonder if he can't be prevailed
upon to locate himself at some central,
easy-get-atable point in this northwest
Just for week or two. 1t don't seem
fair that the folks within short dis
tapce of Canton, Ills, should have a
monopoly of all those free excursions
organized and paid for by boss Hanna.
Down with monopoiies, anyhow. Our
folks like picnics as we'll as the "tin
plate workers from Troy"
Mr.. John Brookhouse returned home
last evening on the Regulator, having
been down to Astoria and the sea
coast in company with DIR. Skibbe and
wife. He reports most enjoyable
trip, viewing this sights at the tourna-
ment and regatta, but on his return
home stopped off at the Locks to in
vestigate the work being done on the
canal and locks in view of fastening
the completion, so that he might be
able to move his products at an early
date.
A pet magpie, that has strayed from
its home, created great deal of mirth
in the vicinity of the Chapman block
yesterday. When the members of
Fern lodged. of H gathered for their
regular meeting last night they were
much surprised to find the bird sitting
perched upon the frame of the charter.
To the superstitious this meant an
omen of dire calamity but to those |
upon whom signs and omens weigh but |
lightly, it was doleful lonely bird |
seeking shelter from the night winds.
sOnly this and nothing more"
The Academy spring, which now
furnishes water for all sThe Dalles
chools except the East Hill primary,
las been thoroughly cleaned out and
nen are now employed putting a new
oof on the reservoir and boxing up
he sides tightly so that no impurities
an possibly enter in the future. The
holds about $50 barrels or
bout 23,600 gallons of water. The
ow is so rapid that a two-inch pipe,
nder seven foot head, or 81 pounds
ressure at the start, cannot carry
way the water as fast as 1t comes into
ne reservoir.
GAS if brick were lying in my
;omach" is the description by
of his feeling after eating.
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