The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-04-18
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily.


From Wednesdays Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. +. Morgan wei
to Cascade Locks today.
Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Jewett II
turned this morning to their homes 1
White Salmon.
Miss Eta Crabtree, of Tygh Valley
was passenger on the Regulator thi
morning, going to Portland for fey
days visiU.
Constable Urquhart went to Mosie
on the Regulator this morning loade'
with legal documents to serve iu tha
precinct,
The Misses. Cartwright of Portland
who have been visiting their cousins
the Misses Helm, in this city, left fo
their home this morning.
Mr.. E. A. Myers and his sister, Mrs
n. c. Leavens come up last night from
Portland, and left on the Regulator
this morning for their home at Lyle.
Messrs. A. M. and T. A. Balfour, OF
Lyle, WASH, returned yesterday from
Scotland, where they have been the
past six months visiting their former
home.
Word was received here last even
ing that George McNulty, son of Capr.
McNulty. is very low with consump-
tion on their farm near Mosier. his
recovery being considered doubtful.
Having disposed of his bust ness in
this city, Mr.. T. F. Sturtevant left this
morning for Portland. Mr.. Sturte-
Want will probably return to The Dalles
this fall and again engage in business.
A former Spokanite, unless recently
killed, is now numbered among the
Cubans who are making a struggle for
freedom from the yoke of Spain. He
is John Lund, the eldest son of Oloff
Lund, scandinavian politician of Spo-
klue.
Mr.. John Brookhouse. of Dufur. is
in the city. Mr.. Brookhouse reports
farmers busy in the vicinity of Dufur.
AT the Higgins place, on Tygh Ridge,
there are two seven-horse teams at
tached to gang plows, and general
activity prevails.
The county court of Klickitat county
is informed by a telegram from Shep-
pard & Co., of New York city, that the
firm will be ready to pay all outstanding
warrants of Klickitat county by April
20. The New York firm purchased the
Klickitat county bonds.
Among the large number of cattle |
that was received at the stock yards |
this morning, thirty-tive head of beef !
cattle were sold to the COlumb bia Pack !
ing Company, by Mr.. NJ. Waterman
and thirty-one head of hogs from MIR.
r. Gilbreth, of FIfteen-Mile for the
market in this city.
Yesterday the acceptance of J. H.
Cradlebaugh of the nomination for
prosecution attorney of the seventh
judicial district was forwarded to the
secretary of state and the clerks of the
different counties in the district. Thus .
all doubt as to his becoming a candi-
date we're set at rest.
Lane county populists have come to
the canclusion that they made a bad
job of nominating ticket, and have
called their candidates off. They will
hold opothar oopvaption IN tho 9th
at which time they hope to profit by
past experience, and improve upon the
ticket shat was first placed in the field.
1t was pleasant to note that many of
the ladies who attended the theater
last night took off their hats, thus re-
moving those opake bodies that so
often obscure the stage from the view
of spectators. 1t is now in order for
,he gentlemen of The Dalles to tender
! vote o. thanks to those ladies who
we're so considerate of the rights of
others. :, il
Sheriff Driver returned today from
Portland having in charge Vim. Lam
1ers and Ida Walters, whom he arrested
N Portland. They will be arriaigned
before Justice Davis this afternoon on a
charge of adultery entered by Warren
the husband of the woman.
They skipped out from The Dalles
some time since, and when arrested
we're living together as man and wife
1t the home of Landers' mother in
Portland.
From Thursdays Daily.
Prot. VIM. Rasmus returned to Port
lahd this afternoon.
Mr.. Jos. Folco went to Cascade
Locks this morning.
Mrs. E. ]. Russell is reported quite
III at her home in this city.
A slight frost occurred last night,
but no material damage to fruit is re-
reported.
The Columbia Packing Co. received
) lot of fine hogs from j. Ell. Woodruff,
Of Juniper, today.
Mrs. Dysart. of Centralia, Wash, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Butler in this city.
Mr.. Yves Rice and wife were passen-
gers on the Regulator this morning.
Their destination is Cascade Locks.
The feed mill at Lochhead's feed
7ard is being run at it's full capacity.
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