The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-08-28
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e From fridays Daily
Mrs. C. J. Crandall and Mrs. A.
g Varney left today for Bonneville.
Mrs. Gray started this morning fe
e Victoria, B. c., to visit for thre
!. weeks.
t Rev. o. D. Taylor was called to Por
:. land this morning, going down on th
: $50 train.
Ice cream supper Saturday night 6
Salvation Army barrs cks, also mus
cal entertainment.
Mrs. Breeze and daughter, of Port
land, are visiting the family of Charlie
Deitzel in the city.
Mrs. Willis, who has been in the city
for some time past, lef5 today for he
home near Portland.
| Miss M. Deyin broke the ladie
record on the Umatilla House ale,
today, making a score of SO.
| W. H. Hobson and family and Fletch
Faulkner and family have returned
from camping trip at the Meadows.
Mrs. Frank Clarke and children
| have returned from Trout Lake where
they have been camped the past month.
There was no change i'm the wheat
market here today, the price being
firm at 80 cents. with very few offers
| to sell.
Mrs. B. T. Conroy and son. Clarence,
who have been visiting friends in the
city for the past week, returned on the
$50 train to their home in Portland.
Mrs. ". P. Boyd and children, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. l..
Brooks, in this city, left on the boat
this morning for their home at Seattle
Tom Haslem, night engineer at the
electric works, has bought A. Crum's
resident property on Fourth street,
and now has one of the pleasantest
homes in the city.
Wheat receipts continue to be light,
not more than 20 loads being received
daily. All that has been brought in
thus far is No. 1, and will command
the top price when put on the market.
Some time last night the store of
Rand & Son at Hood River was bur-
glarized, the safe blown open and $3.50
in cash and 81 800 in notes were stolen.
Further particulars cornoerning the
robbery could not be learned.
All parties having claims against
The Dalles National bank are requested
to present their certificates when they
demand their checks in payment of the
first dividend. Also those who have |
not proved their claims are asked to do |
so at once.
All the members of the Christian
Church are urgently requested to meet
at ii O'Clock Sunday morning, Aug. |
80. Plans for future work, including
the call of a pastor, will be considered
after short devotional service. By
order of the Elders.
a gentleman who came up from
Portland last night stated that general
Indications are that Sheriff Driver has
the best of the contest for U. S. mar
shall, and it is the impression of those
who are on the inside that he will re-
,eiye the endorsement of the delega-
ion.
The 1897 wool clip is now pretty we'll
worked off, there being less than
| 900, 900 pounds in. The Dalles ware
houses unsold, though there is con-
siderable amount here yet that has
been sold but not shipped, however
most of it is in bales and will be
shipped in a few days.
The funeral of the late Daniel
was conducted today from the
amily residence on Union street, and
vas largely attended. The remains
we're taken to the Catholic church
where services were conducted by
Father Bronsgeest, consisting of mass
or the dead and an address.
Attorney Fl. H. Ridell, who returned
rom Portland last evening. says that
.ity is full of politicians from all Sec
ions of the state who are either seek
ng appointments for themselves or
or their friends. He says the lobby
# the Perkins, where the Oregon dele /
,ation are located, has the appearance +
# the day prior to state conven- ,
ion. =
w. Fl. Garrett, travelling salesman
or Wadhams & Co., who was here en-
quite for Prineville, received message '
asst night announcing the death of d.
J. Tuthill, and requesting him to re- I
urn to the city to assist in the funeral I
which will be conducted by the Mystic |
Shrine, of which Mr.. Garrett is chair S
nan. 1t was impossible for Mr.. Gar 8
EFT to cancel his engagements at |
'rineville consequently he took this !
norning's stage for that place. c
People of The Dalles cannot but.
ave very "kindly" feeling for some q
# the neighboring cities, especially,
Portland. Astoria, and Oregon City Q
Or the treatment received at their
ands regarding the firemen's tourna- c
nent that was to have been held here q
N the 9th, 7th and Sth of next month. 1
me Dalles hung 1925 in purses to be Q
ontested for at the tournament and 7
ssured the best of treatment to visit
ng firemen, still none. of the cities 8
7here tournaments have been held, q
xcept Vancouver, would consent to v
end contesting team. OF course
The Qalles will reciprocate whenever U
hose cities shall want to give tourna-
lent.
Woman Burned to Death. q
A terrible accident from burning /
near Carlton, Mont, Is t
niles up Bitter Root valley from Mis- I
oula, last Friday afternoon. The r
tctim, Mrs. Martin Toole, was riding T
long the road in lumber wagon with q
er brother, William Coniff, on the sI
ray to town. The bottom OF the y
ragon was covered with dry hay,
'hich caught fire from match, with /