The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-04-04
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houfy Rtuueli. OI Inc 1 1iCiho IAP'o
Co., who has been sick for The pa
week, is again at his post.
Miss Belle Mcdonald, of this cit.
left on the afternoon train for FOR
land, to spend few weeks anon
friends and relatives in that city.
Business in the office of the Justic
of the Peace has been very slack th
past two Or. three days. Evidently ther
are but few wild sports" in the towl
Carpenters are pushing the work
the store to be occupied by Maier
Benton as rapidly as possible. w
may look to see them move within
week or SO.
ALI democrats are urgently re
quested to be present at caucus calle'
TO meet this evening. See places
meeting in the notice published else
where in this paper.
Mr.. Harry Liebe, the jeweler, viii
be found at the Jacobsen Book & Music
Co.'S. store opposite the Chronicle
building. until the company is located
in its new quarters.
Mrs. Ell. C. Levitt. of Lyle. Wash.
who has been visiting her brother Mr.
Frank Myer in this city, went to Port
land this morning to visit a brother
residing at that place.
| Ntn Die - INi.,ht Mi1o uhn /.
ia the city today, reports The freeze OF
Tuesday night to have been very Sc
we're in his section. A half-inch OF
ice formed on still water at his place.
A laughing carnival of fun in the
shape of 'Finnigan's Ball" come to
The Dilles, Monday, April 9Th. The
company is headed by those popular
comedians Murray s. NJ lck, supported
by a large and carefully selected COM
pany.
The gang of Indians who are busy
ON Fifth street, opposite the residence
of Mr.. j. NJ Marden, are doing excel
lent work digging the street on the
upper side about four and ne-half feeS
lower than usual, making it almost
level.
Mr.. T. F. Sturdevant, of this city,
who for the past two weeks has been
visiting friends in the metropolis, has
returned home. He reports having a
fine time, be also made trip to Astoria,
and talks of going into business 10
that place.
Mr.. John Hoyt, better known as the
"hermit," who lives in little hog hut.
about miles west of town, is in the
city today, the first time SINE last fall.
Living like old bruin in the mountains
it is evident he spent the winter in
quiet repose.
Several people who paid the rat.
catcher for doping their property are
grieyed. Some of them say it did ab-
solutely no good. A no5able case is
that of the Red Grown Mills. The rats
are as thick if not thicker than ever
Albuny Democrat.
The first spring mutton to be put en
the market this year were shipped last
night by Mr.. D. P. Ketchum. There
were 200 head. and they came from
VIM. Brune's flock at Rockland. Wash.
This is almost q month earlier than
grass-fed mutton are usually put on the
market.
Today there was filed with the county
clerk the petition of twelve electors
The Dalles Justice district asking that
The name of l.. y. payis be placed upon
The regular ballots for the Office of JUS
ice of the peace of said district.
Judge Davis has filed his acceptance,
md will be an independent candidate
or that Office. Il
The property of Mr.. T. J. Seufert on
'hird st. is being improved in very
rtistic manner. The two story house
1hich is being over hauled is nearing
Is completion. The paiLters have
tarted in to dob" and it will be fin
she'd in a short time.
Whitman county. WASH, is SO in
estnd with squirrels that the authQri-
lies propose letting contract to DR..
}. G.. McNabb to exterminate the pests
or consideration of $40, ,0c0, to be paid
7hen the work is completely finished.
D. about two years, by incubation.
The pegree of Honor had an interest
ng meeting last evening, Three can
idates were initiated into the order,
fter which the "Fern Leaf" edited by
lrs. o. 8. Waud, was read. The 'Fern
leaf" was unusually interesting, con-
aiming many gems of thought, among
mich was a history of the proceedings ,
+ the lodge during the food of 1894.
This ha been lady's day at the Com
1ercial Club rooms, and several gen. |
lemen, who forgot the fact have been $
''fired." Among those who |
ntered the bowling alley intending to
indulge in a social game was the genial
uperintendent of the water works,
uO WILL iCmChoCE |
hat the club rooms are given over to 5
he ladies on Thursday.
The Hermann management in Rose I
urg claims the following strength for
hermann at the convention in Albany {
ext week: Clackamas, tout of l2) 6: |
darion, tout of JOY 4; Benton, 5; LIN
oln, 3; Lane, II; Douglas, @, Coos,
; Klamath, 2; total, Al; required to {
ominate, 62. Hermann's managers
eel sure of part of the vote of Linn
ounty, but do not know how much. {
hey. claim the above positively in l
light out of the seventeen counties in
he district. That leaves only IS votes
o get, and only Ford intervenes. 1t 4
} probable Hermann is second choice
n several counties, so that he will get
be required vote.
From Fridays Daily.
MIR. A. A. Roberts, of Heppner, is in