The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-10-02

, DR.. and Mrs. Holister returned last
night from visit to Portland.
t N. j. Sinnott went to Portland this
t morning to spend few days in thai
9 city.
Gesang Vercin will celebrate its au
l niversary on Sunday evening next al
K. of 2. hall.
The Dulles City carried full cargo
of wheat when it Left for Portland this
morning.
The receipts OF the conatg c,er!i 5
Office for fees during tIe month Of
September were S40S.34.
Mrs. McGaa AMI AIr. Balfour, of
Lyle, who haye been visiting in the
city the past few days, returned home
today.
All members of the Woman's Relief
Corps are requested to be present on
Saturday evening. October =. at Sehan-
NOS hall at 1850 2. NJ.
A farmer near Oregon City is now
| harvesting Il second crop OF straw
berries, that he sells readily at 10 cents
! box.
F. II. Woodco:k and john Howell
| left this morning fer Canyon City,
| having been subponaed as witnesses
| in the case of the state against Dick
Hinkle.
Baker City authorities made a raid
on the gambling dens yesterday and as
result the "knights of the green
cloth" donated $40 to tie city ex-
chequer.
Alfred Wickham and sister, of Port
land spent yesterday in the city visit
ing MIR. aud Mrs. Truman Butler. |
They left on the boat this morning for |
Portland.
John Karlin vas in the city today,
having just brought 5000 sheep out of
the mountains from near Hood river,
and is starting them to the winter
range near Bakeoven.
Last Wednesday Andrew Hickman
was killed by being run over by load
of wood on the Dry creek hill in
Umatilla county. He was an old
soldier and was 80 years of age.
At Chillcothie, Ohio-two boys
some Matches big fre-an eutire
town burnt up. And two men lost
their lives. Moral: Spank every boy
caught with matches.
There were 4S delegates and II state
W. c. T. U. convention at Albany
Wednesday. The devotional exercises
at the opening OF the convention were
conducted by Mrs. S. French, of this
city.
The present spell of fine weather al
fords farmers an opportunity 10 get
their wheat into the warehouses. and
they are losing no time drawing it in.
permit plowing, most OF them will
have this years crop out Of the way.
Ed. Minis, deputy revenue collector, {
was in the city last night. Mr.. Minis, {
ike other democratic federal officehold- /
ers. retains mis- job unoer the present
doing his duty as OF CID, ,
though he is holding his head in reaQi- 6
ness to fail into the basket at any time. {
About . o'clock last night Tom I
Maloney, one of the deck hands on the t
Dalles City. fell through an open
1atchwaY and broke three ribs of his 1
eft side. Dr.. Hollister was called this
to patch up his injuries.
When you have good news item
yourself, do not say it looks y
90 much like blowing your own horn,
Ind depend on some one else to tell the
ucai editor about it, Come in and tell Il
t yourself and then it will be pub
ishcd correctly. :
AT the stock yards today ther e are :,
90 he'd If thorough bred Merino
,ucks belonging To the Bald win Sheep
: Lard CU. hey were bred and =
aised by the company at their farm in -
crook county, ana are as fine animals :,
8 can De found anywhere in the :,
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