The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1896-06-27
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Hay harvest has begun on the farl
below The Dalles.
Mr.. Henry Phirman is cordned
his room with an attack of scarlet feve
Alex Mcintosh, prominent shes
raiser of Crook county, is in the cit
Mr.. P. Maddy, of University Par
Portland, is viking friends in tt
city.
c. S. Van Duyn has moved his furn
ture store next door to Van Blbber
Worsley's grocery.
Henry Mcguire, of Food River, wa
in the city this TO o'enoon, and returne
home on the 2:30 train.
Sheriff Driver took the 2:3o train tc
day for Bonneville on business cor
nected with his official duties.
Mrs. NJ. A. Chapman and Mrs. c
Worth, Of North Yakima, are visiting
their uncle Emile Schanno and family
Hon. E. B. Dufur returned las
night from Goldendale, where he ha
been in attendance on the superior
court.
Miss Frankie Anderson, of Prime
vile, is in the city returning IRON
Monmouah where she has been at
: tending school.
J. N. Gulliford, of Prineville, is il
the city. MIR. Gulliford, has brough'
his wool to market and is here to lool
after its sale.
Mrs. w. E. King, of Prineville, ar
rived this evening and will leave to-
morrow for California, where she goes
to spend the summer.
Mr.. Herman Prinz and daughter who
have been visiting parents and rela'
tives in the city for the past. month
leave for their home in Monterey Call,
on the morning boat.
Mr.. B. F. Allen, wife and daughter,
OF Prineville, arrived In the city today.
Mr.. Allen has about 10000 pounds of
wool stored in the Wasco warehouse
and is here looking after its sale.
Mrs. H. c. Leavitt, of Lyle, accom-
panied by her friend, Miss May Theo-
dore. of San Francisco, is visiting in
the city. Miss Theodore leaves to-
morrow for her home in San Francisco.
Miss Bertha Buchler, OF this city,
will take passage on the Regulator
tomorrow morning for Portland,
from which place she will leave by
train, for Montrey. Cal, to visit her
sister, Mrs. Chas. Ttbbets.
Archbishop Gross arrived on today's
local from Portland, to be present at
the commencement exercises at st.
Mary's academy tomorrow. Father
Verhaag, of Baker City, Is also here
and will attend the exercises.
Mrs. c. P. Hunt. of Spokane, is visit
ing Mrs. Katie Roach in this city.
Together. they will leave next Satur-
day for New Whafcom, Wash, where
they will visit until Mrs. Roach re.
turns to her school in The Dalles next
The Oregon state campmeeting OF
the Metaodist Episcopal church will
be held at Candy, beginning July 18th
and continuing until July 9th. Ex-
tensive preparations are being per-
fected to make this the largest camp
meeting ever held in the state.
Mr.. Frank Woodcock is In from
Wamic today. Ee says God always |
favors His chosen people, hence He has
blessed the farmers Of Wamic with
abundant crops this season. The grain
yield in that section, Mr.. Woodcock
'ays, will be the heaviest ever har-
rested.
J. J. Cozort, of Prairie City. who is
n the city today. came near being out
81 700 by the recent BAker- McEwen
stage robbery. His wife had sent him
. check for that amount by registered
nail which fell into the hands of the
but he reached here in time
20 stop payment before the check had
been presented.
Mention was made few days since
If number of sheep belonging 10
Phil Brogan jr. having been poisoned
in Dry Hollow near The Dalles, and
hen it was thought that only about
$50 had been killed, but after counting
,p the band Mr.. Brogan finds he is out
Ibout 500 head. Evidently the sheep
we're poisoned, but how Mr.. Erogan
3 unable to discover.
Miss Cannon while picking straw
berries yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
Victor Mesplie, on Mill creek about
even miles from town, was bitten by a
'attle snake. Remedies at hand we're
lpplied aud Dr. Hollister was sum-
noned to attend the sufferer. The
locter received word this morning
hat Miss Cannon was out OF danger
md doing as well as could be expected.
The real event of the season will he
he Elk's excersion Saturday night.
Every detail has been arranged fo- the
comfort of the members and their
antilles aud sweethearts. An orche5-
,ra has been secured, an elegant lunch
will be served, and the members OF
he herd will surely convince their
ady friends that they are in fact the
best people on earth.
In the rapid progress OF the age.
aides are competing with meu In
almost all industrial pursuits, but it is
aot often they have gone on the road
.s drivers of freight wagons, still this
work can be performed by woman as
veil as by g man, as was proven by
Mrs. W. q. Anderson, OF Crook county,
Vbo arrived here this morning with a
oad of wool, having come nearly 200
niles over rough and rugged road
,naccompanied except by her little
laughter.
Mr.. Daniel Roberts returned home
ibis morning from attending the COM
exercises and the annual
alumni meeting of the state university
at Eugene. While below MIR. Roberts
also appeared before the supreme court
az al applicant for admission to the |
bar of the state, and has brought home |
with him a certificate emitting him to |