The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-12-11
IFrom MONDAYS Daily.l

4 Hon. J. M. Long, of Portland, wa
in the city Sunday.
Hon. A. S. Blowers, of Hood River
was in the city today.
Rev. Jenkins went to Hood Rive
on the Spokane train
J. D. Gibson, of Wasco, came down
on the morning train.
s. Farrell, of the firm of Everdins
& Farrell, is in the city on business.
ALI. D. Bowen, of Portland, is in
the city, representing the Oregonian
Prof. p. b. McEwan, the hypnotist
is at the Umatilla house with his com
pany.
Ben E. Snipes, an old time resident
of The Dalles, came over from Seattle
last night.
Fl. johnson, of Dufur, came in today
and reports the roads in a horrible
condition.
81. Brash returned this morning
from a business trip to Baker City and
Huntington.
L.J. Davenport, of Mosier, deliv-
cred a bunch of cattle Sunday, to a
Portland buyer.
President E. E. Lyttle, of the Col
umbia Southern, spent Sunday in the
city with his family.
Yesterday the Spokane train was
delayed about six hours by wreck
north of Walla Walla.
Ray W. Logan, who is pursuing a
course in medicine in Portland, spent
Sunday with his father, DR.. Hugh
Logan.
Mr.. Briggs, who has been at the
bed side of his son Ted, returned Sun.
day, with much hope for the boys final
recovery.
The remains of Mr.. Stegeman, who
died here Saturday, were taken to
Centerville, where they were inferred
this afternoon.
Saturday night six men applied to
Nightwatchman Wiley for a place to
sleep and were given the best the city
affords in the hotel de Lauer.
Brother McEwen, OF Salem lodge,
extends gratuitous invitation to all
his brother Elks to attend the enter
tainment at Vogt opera house tonight.
Ernest Drews, who some time since
was injured by falling from a tele-
phone pole at Grants, is now confined
to his room with severe attack of
lumbago.
Judge Bennett goes to Dayton,
WASH, tonight to make settlement |
with the o. R. & N. Co., in the damage |
case of Walker vs.. the receiver of the |
o. r. & N.
Judge J. B. Condor received tele-
gram this morning, saying that Miss
Fannie, daughter of Prof. Thomas
Jondon, of Eugene, had just died at
Oakland, California.
Judge Mays, who returned this
morning from the Bake Oven country,
eports fine weather in that vicinity, a
hinook wind coming up Saturday,
saving the ground we'll moistered for
lowing.
Horace Jackson and Mamie Gage,
rho were on trial Saturday, in Judge
illoon's court, charged with the rob-
cry of $4,000 from a boarding car,
rere discharged for want of sufficient !
vidence.
The Judgment in favor of the state
{ Oregon and against Baker county
as been recorded in Baker City, and
TX levy will have to be made to raise !
1e amount of the judgement,
10, 1850.
Roads leading from The Dalles to c
,e interior are almost impossible, =
ut at present cannot be repaired be-
ause working roads during the winter
this country would be a useless ex-
snditure of time and money. f
One of the greatest needs of Condor !
more house room, both dwelling and >
1siness houses, but especially the j,
rmer. Every available room in 8
wn is occupied, aud the demand for &
ore is increasing, says the Conden = =
lobe. d
A prominent CAP italist who was re-
ntly offered for SIS, 900 an interest in
Klondike scheme warranted to pay n,
O0, 900 a month from the start, re- B
onded with this message. "Pay for 81 81
out of the first months earnings. 81