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

His recovery is thought to be impo
sible.
From Mondays Daily.
N. Whealdon left this morning fl
Portland.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Jocelyn visited Cascat
Locks today.
Miss Aqua came up today from IL
campt at Multnomah falls.
Mrs. Sterling and her two daughter
returned today from Bonneville.
| w. II. Wilson and Max Vogt, jr. r.
turned from Astoria on the noon trail
| Malcolm McGinnis and family wer
to Mofit Springs today for an outing
| Will Vogt returned last night frol
Astoria, where he had been to atten
the tournament.
Miss Dott Mcfarland, who has bee
visiting in the city, returned this after
noon to Portland.
E. B. and Douglas Dufur returne
this afternoon to their camp in tn
mountains west of Dufur.
Mrs. Allen, of Portland, who ha
been visiting Mrs. W. Fl. VanBibber
left on the afternoon train.
Mrs. Atwell, who has been visiting
old friends in the city, returned thi
morning to her home at Cascade Locks
Miss Mabel Riddell left this after
noon for Newport, where she will joir
her brother and spend few days OF
the coast.
Judge Bennett returned yesterday
from Portland where he had been at
tending the meeting of the Bal
Association.
The Diamond mills are putting in 9
new pump to hoist water out of the
artesian we'll into the different parts
of the building.
Last night D. P. Ketchum shipped
two carloads of sheep to Troutdale.
He will ship two cars tonight and
eight Thursday night.
We are having slight taste of the
hot wave that prevailed in the east
recently. Yesterday the thermometer
registered 95 and today SO.
A. M. Williams & Co. have begun
moving their stock into their hand
some new building, and will be ready
for grand opening in few days.
Clifton Hickok and Harry Lyman, of
Cascade Locks, who have been the
guests of Irwin and Tuns Parkins the
past week, returned home this morn
ing.
A car load of Anheuser Busch beer
was received this morning by Stubling
& Williams. This will be delivered
from their store to any part of the city
either in kegs or bottlesx
The ice supply was getting short
last week, but The Dalles Commission
Co. replenished their stock today with
two car loads from North Powder,
hence The Dalles will keep cool.
Mrs. M. J. Willis leaves tonight for
her home at Colfax. Mrs. Willis is
a sister of Mrs. W. n. VanBibber, and
was called here to attend the funeral
of her nephew.
Yesterdays concert was a happy
event. The audience was large and
appreciative, and the music discoursed
was simply grand. The sacred selec-
tion was one of the best the band has
yet rendered.
Secretary of the Interior Hoke Smith
has resigned. He proposes to suppot
the regular nominees of the demo-
cratic party, and does not propose to
be hampered in any way by the acts of
the administration.
A peculiar feature of the convention
of national democrats held in Portland
last Saturday was that it was COM
posed very largely of corporation at
torneys, bankers, money loaners and
LoutTdi OiHCS ilOlQcrSs
Theodore H. Liebe arrived from
Spokane on this mornings train. He
'pent the forenoon in the city visiting
lis brother, Hon. G. A. Liebe and |
amily, and left on the 2:3O train for
lis home in Portland.
J. S. Landers, first assistant princi-
al elect of the high school, is expected
o arrive in The Dalles this week. He
1rites that he started from his home
n Illinois on the 17th and comes by
ray of tho Canadian Pacific to Port
ind.
Frank McDermitt, government in
pector of boilers, and Capt Fl. F. Ed
ards, inspector of hulls, were in the
ty yesterday inspecting the Regu-
tor and Western Queen. Both ves-
lis were found to be in good, safe
,ndition.
This morning L. O'Brien arrived in
le city with Fred Frazier, of Dufur,
no has been running a thresher in
lickitat county and who was taken
ill. He was taken to the
matilda House and placed under the {
of DIR. Kane. q
w. II. Chambers and family left this I
orning for their home in Portland.
r. Chambers has been in The Dalles
e past five months experimenting /.
e work of placing the steam heaters
the .Vogt and Chapman blocks and
e new Williams building. +
A party of ladies consisting of Mrs.
cLeod, Mrss DR.. Smith, Mrs. Judge | Il
Day, Mrs. W. W. Cotton, of Port [
nd, and Miss Galbrith, of Toronto, 4
NADIA, arrived on the local today, i
d after lunching with the Misses y
ing, returned to Portland on the L
10 train. \
This has been a lively day at the d
ockyards. Seventeen cars of cattle |,
re loaded for Durham, Montana and &
o for Troutdale. The former were 4
ught OF T. Burgess & Sons, of Bake
en-, and were shipped by w. F.
slick. Those that went to Trout o
le were shipped by G. M. Grimes. I
le car of them came from Klickitat. v
From Tuesdays Daily. b
Jones left on the ie
0 train for Portland. q