The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-10-09
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
Henry Bolton returned today t
Portland.
Miss Mary Cox, of Kingsley, left thi
morning for Oregon City.
Pete Stadleman went to Hood Rive
on the Regulator this morning.
W. C. Allaway was passenger OIL
the morning train for Portland.
Mrs. j. A. Macarthur returned las
evening from visit to Portland.
Commencing MONDAY, Oct. l1th Reg
ulator line steamers will leave at A. NJ
Judge Bennett returned this morn.
ing from Moro where he had been at.
tending court.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Mansfield are
expected home from their wedding
tour tomorrow evening.
Charles Arnhold went to Hood River
| this morning to represent the Times
Mountaineer at the fruit fair.
There were twenty applicants for
admission to the bar before the su-
preme court at Salem yesterday.
Miss Bottorff, the trimmer in the
Elite millinery parlors, has been ill
with neuralgia thu past few days.
Messrs. Will Fredden and Gus Bonn
started today on trip through Sher-
man county, combining business with
pleasure.
Today County Clerk Kelsay issued
marriage license to D. H. McCruiston
and M. F. Kiser, VIM. Smith and
Mary Brown. -..-----=,,--s.---=----.
Mrs.A. M. Lizenby, of Walla Walla,
who has been on an extended visit to
Portland, is in the city the guest of
Mrs. c. F. Stephens.
The Ashland Tidings says that
the Observation-Disclosures
racket was worked in Ashland last
week, the workers cleaning up about
S4OO.
Judge Bradshaw and District At
torney Jayne arrived this morning
from Moro where they have been hold !
ing court. Court adjourned there yes /.
terday afternoon.
The force in the sheriff's office is
kept busy at present serving papers in
cases filed in the circuit court. The
docket for the November term will be /
arger than usual.
Eddie Langtry, who once gained
lotoriety because he was the husband
Of his wife, Lilly Langtry, the noted
actress, has gone insane, and is con-
ined in an asylum in London.
After the races during fair week you
ire bound to be hungry. Don't fail to
ry the bill of fare to be furnished by
he ladies of the Christian church in
he vacant store building next to the
J. S. land office.
Last night the Degree of Honor gave
me of its customary impromptu socials
o members. The lodge also had the
pleasure of entertaining Mrs. LIEN
", an officer of the grand lodge of
A Salem fish dealer Saturday re-
eived from Newport large sea por-
oise which was displayed in front of
is place OF business through the day
measured - feet in lenth and tips
he scales at 155 pounds. 1t was called :
he Salem hog.
An impression seems to have gone
ut that charges will be made for space
coupled by exhibits in the pavilion
uring the fair. This impression is I
rroneous. Every article entered to I
ontest for premiums will be given c
zee space in the pavilion.
Mr.. Taffe, who is in the city today,
lys the fall run of salmon at Cello
as unusually short this season. For q
bout three weeks he made q good
Itch with his wheels, but at present G
e is taking out only few hundred
ounds daily. l
The hook and ladder company held
meeting last night aud prepared a t
etition to the council asking that a v
ew truck and other apparatus Tor the p
'mpany be bought, the old apparatus f
eing so worn as to be Of little value 7
fighting fire.
We are pleased To state that the C
lair formerly held by Mr.. C. Stacey. C
his tousorial parlors on Front street, 8
now under the supervision of Mr.. r
erriott. recently from the tonsorial b
lrlors of the Palace, in San Francisco. I
e is an expert at the business, and
eases one an all. 3,
The county board of equalization, v
imposed of the judge. clerk and as h
ssor, has been in session this week,
ough very few complaints haye been a
tered before the board of the assess C.
ent made by Mr.. Whipple, values t,
aced on property by him appearing
be satisfactory to the majority of n
-
Today -Dalles wheat buyers were of D
ring y cents for No club, the de- v
and having become brisker in Port o
nd owing no doubt to the increased t,
mage in port and the number of ves- il
ls headed for that place. This rise
two cents has a stimulating effect h
business in the city, and encour- v