The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-02-22
fine lot of beef that were fed by Alex

ers Strachan on Fifteen Mile.
ere There will be meeting of the Fl
esters of. America tonight. All Fl
ber esters are requested to be present.
by Mrs. Angeline N. Sites filed 4 hon
'hS stead today for e n e / sec %, L
NV sec % and " 4sw4 sec q, t
to sr14e.
ne There should be no complaint
Ter hard times in The Dalles when S1i
bills can be picked up on deserte
an property.
H. This morning the Columbia Pacl
Us ing Co. received thirty-four fine mu
ut ton from the Tygh Valley Lard s. Liv
stock Co.
ep One of the grandest opportunities t
r. get bargains will be offered at the auc
IN tion sale to take place at the Vog
De store tomorrow.
Mr.. J. H. Garrett, OF Cross Keys, i
N in the city. Mr.. Garrett reports every
d thing fourishing in the northern par
Y Of Crook county.
g The Maher-Fitz7immons fight took
. place across the line from El Passo to-
day. Maher was knocked out in the
t third round.
Messrs. J. ?. Buskurk, A. Winans,
and Capt. Sherman were passengers on
| the Regulator this morning, going as
far as Hood River.
The observations made by the
weather bureau indicate that there
will be scarcity of moisture during
the spring months.
Having completed his labors in the
circuit court here, District Attorney
A. a. Jayne left last night for his
home at Arlington.
Plans and specifications for the Vogt
block and for A. NJ. Williams. & Cos.
new building are being prepared in
Crandall & Burgett' Office.
DR.. Morse is in The Dalles today,
having stopped off to visit with old
friends in the city, as he was returning
from Arlington to his home in Salem
Mr.. N. Whealdon was passenger
on the Regulator this morning, but
whittier he went this reporter knoweth
not, for he declared he was going a.
| fishing.
Mrs. John Riggs came up on the
local today from Mosier, where she
has been assisting in nursing the fam
lily of j. M. Brown during spell of
sickness.
Mr.. T. A. Van Norden went to Cas-
cade Locks on the Regulator this morn
ing to meet his daughter, Mrs. A.
Friedmuth, of Los Angeles, who is
coming to The Dalles on visit.
Dennis Hanlen was seriously injured
at Cascade Locks yesterday and was,
taken to the hospital in Portland this
morning. No particulars of how the
accident occurred have been received.
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Peters, of Chi
cago, who are making tour of the
west, are guests of Senator and Mrs.
Hilton, having accompanied Mrs. Hill
ton heme from from Portland yester-
day.
Mr.. Vim. Kelsay was in from An
telope today, and bought half ton of
seed oats at the Wasco Warehouse.
Mr.. Kelsay reports the farmers all
prosperous about Antelope, and pre-
pairing to put in large crops this sea-
son.
The Masonic lodge at Hood River
will hold important meetings today
and tomorrow. There will be work in
the Mark Master degree this afternoon,
in the Past Master degree tonight and
in the Most Excellent Master degree ,
tomorrow afternoon.
Last evening the Regulator brought
up enough syrup to sweeten all Of The
Dalles, and sufficient amount of beans ]
to feed a regiment. There were 800
jackets and so cases of {
syrup for W. A. Johnston, and 300
sacks of beans for J. T. Peters.
Shall The Dalles have a baseball l
cam this season? is question that is l
being considered by devotees of the
diamond at present. A meeting will L
oe held on the fair grounds at P. N.
Sunday to determine if the club shall
'e-organize. All ball players are re-
luesred to be present. b
For all cleansing purposes, domestic II
n mechanical, removing scale from :
team boilers, making soap, deodorizing
he kitchen sink, or spraying purposes, 9
lse Red Seal Lye. Being strictly pure, &
t requires less than other kinds, con-
aims no salt and packed in sitting top
ans*
Sheep are thriving on the new grass
n the vicinity of Antelope says Mr.. j. n
;. Brogan, who came down from that u
,lace a few days since. Mr.. Brogan N
ays the new grass is better in the "
outhern part of the county than he v
las ever before seen it at this season d
If the year. n
The new phone directory of the r
Oregon Telephone and Telegraph Co. =
1as been received. 1t gives list of =
,he lie different services furnished by Z
,he company, and complete directory :
If the subscribers at Portland, Salem, .
Albany, Oregon City, The Dalles and :,
Vancouver.
Suit has been instituted in the cir It
,uit court for Multnomah county by n
Thomas Yarwood against j. G. and I. a
\. Day for s25, 900 damages Yarwood \
.lleges that while in the employ of the g
Days at CASCADE Locks last October \
he sustained injuries resulting in one o
eg having to be ampdtated. a
While at Cascade Locks Wednesday 6
Capt. Wand, of the Regulator, spent
'ome time looking over the govern
nent works, and expresses the opinion
hat the canal would suffer no material a
lamage by boats passing through so :.
soon as the machinery for operating
me gates is in place. Capt. Waud is =
IN experienced steamboat man, and y
lis opinion of such matters is certainly =
worthy of consideration. = =
The Vogt ruins are proving perfect RI
nine. Marshal Blakeney's S100 green Y
back was found there early in the q