The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-07-31
EromTuesdaY,S Daily.

DR.. Logan went to Portland on this
| mornings train.
The weather forecast for tonight and
| tomorrow Is fair and warm
Jasper Gulliford, of Prineville, Is in
the city looking after the sale of his
| wool.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hinkle and B. F.
Allen took this mornings stage for
Prineville.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Bayard and
daughter left today for summer out
ing on Hood river.
M. Sichel, who has been in the city
the past few days, returned this morn
ing to his home in Portland.
IL. Kern, city editor of the Astoria
Budget, is in the city as delegate to
the great council of Red Men.
J. A. Macarthur and family and c.
L. Phillips started today for Wind
river to spend few weeks fishing.
John Long, who has been visiting
his son Mark Long and family, re.
turned today to his home in Portland.
E. Schanno and Mrs. II. J. Maier
and children returned yesterday from
their summer camp at Moffet Springs.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Filloon returned today
to Trout Lake, where she and the
Misses Crooks are spending the sum
mer.
John Parrott has contracted the Clon-
dyke fever and will sail on the Elder
for Alaska to cast his lot with the
fickel GODDESS in the northern mining
camps.
The many friends OF Mr.. Fordice,
who has been dangerously i'll the past
two weeks, will be pleased to learn
that she Is now convalescent and is
past all danger.
There was almost sugar famine in
Lakeview last week; all the merchants
seemed to run short at the same time.
This being the fruit season an un-
usually large amount is used.
The case of the state against Bud
Robbins, accused of stealing a horse,
which was called for hearing in Re- |
corder Sinnott's court this afternoon,
was dismissed on motion of the district |
attorney.
The first issue. of the Pendleton Re-
publican is out. It is 3 seveu-column
folio. neatly printed and replete with
matter. ]. P. McManus
is editor and proprietor of the new
paper.
Miss Lizzie Bonn returned home
last evening from a visit of five weeks
In Portland accompanied by her cousin,
Miss Eva Saldern, who will possibly
spend the remainder of the summer in
the city.
Some days ago Race Fargher, of
Dufur, met with an accident by which
one of his knee caps was seriously in
iured, and it is thought he will have
to be ken to hospital in Portland
for treatment.
VIM. Michel and family aecompan-
led by MIR. Michell's nieces, the Misses
Wells, started today for Cloud Cap
Inn. The young ladies of the party
propose making an ascent of Mt. Hood
before they return.
A telephone message from Judd Fish |
that he and his party ar
lived safely at Cloud Cap at II o'clock
his forenoon, and that Judd will mind
The children while the ladies ascend
Mt. Hood tomorrow.
Redmen have been much in evidence ,
n the city today, delegates from every ,
council in the state having arrived ,
,ere last evening. They are pleas ;
mt lot of gentlemen, and The Dalles ;
8 pleased to entertain them.
Leo Schanuo and Dick German /
'ere off for the mountains today. They +.
rent we'll supplied with fishing tackle
nd fire arms, and expect to supply all
he campers at Moffet springs with
sh and game during their stay there.
Some threshing crews are reported
, have begun work in Sherman
,unty yesterday, and by the end of r
le week the golden harvest of wheat
i'll be rolling into sacks ct the rate of
of thousands of bushels daily. .
The chiefs of the great council 1. o.
!. M. are being entertained by F. W. s
. Skibbe while in the city, and this
,ribe bears evidence that they are
sing well looked after, having ac. v
,pted the hospitality of Mr.. Skibbe a
lunch today.
Wool has been dull yesterday and
day, sellers not being anxious to let a
, at the going prices, though a few T.
ips have been disposed OF at the GUS
mary prices of 10 to 12a cents. which u
,pears to be about the top figure that
III be reached this season. ~
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
social next Saturday evening at at
hall. A good program is =
ing arranged. Refreshments will
served. Admission fifteen cents. IO'