The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-06-19
From Thursdays Daily.

moved the child has steadily improved
From Thursdays Daily.
Judge Blakeley went to Portland to.
r day.
Receiver Biggs, of the land office,
went to Wasco today.
The Umatilla Indians will have a
grand celebration on July 5th.
J. P. Abbott, a prominent sheep
raiser of Oak Grove, is in the city.
P.H. DeHuff and D. NJ. French went
to Portland on this mornings train.
Billy Summers, of Portland, was in
the city yesterday visiting his brother
Frank.
D. Wilder came home yesterday
from a trip to Rossland, Spokane and
Baker City.
The steamer Dalles City was loaded
with wool this morning, it being
shipment made by j. h. Shearer.
The town of Moro will celebrate In.
dependence Day on July 5th. Prepa-
rations are being made for grand
time.
Hon. Arthur Hodges. county clerk
os Crook county, arrived from Prime
vile yesterday, and left this morning
for Portland.
Yesterday w. G. Reeney, of Long
Creek, sold his 1897 clip of wool in
Pendleton for 9 cents. This is the
best sale yet recorded this year.
Otto Kleemann, chief architect and
superintendent of construction on the
New Catholic church, returned last
evening from short visit to Portland.
Mathilde Ora Labara, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. A. Horn, aged years,
10 months and 10 days, died at the
home of her parents in Goldendale, on
June 18th.
The remains of Capt L. Coffin and
daughter were taken up from Sunset
cemetery yesterday by Undertaken
Dunning aud taken to Portland for re-
lnterment.
Wool buyers today are offering 8 |
and ST cents for choice lots, but own. |
ers are holding on in hopes that the |
passage of the tariff bill will result in |
better prices being offered later in the |
season.
At a special meeting of the Elks last |
night it was determined that the order
give social Saturday evening for |
Elks and their ladies. The arnuse-
-ments will consist of dancing and re-
freshments.
Last Tuesday John Humel, an en-
ploye on the Astoria-Gab r. r.ilroad,
died suddsnlyfrom heart disease. Mr..
Humel spent last winter in The Dalles,
in the empl ,ye If Ward, Kerns & Rob-
ison, and was quite we'll known here.
VIM. Rector, another of the Ladd
grave robbers, has been convicted, and
was sentenced to two years in the PEN
itentiary. Long has entered plea of
guilty and it is thought Magoun will
also plead guilty when his case is called I
for trial.
Yesterday large consignment of |
brick was received from Portland for |
the new Catholic church. The brick !
made here does not meet the require |
ments of the building committee as to |
color. hence Portland brick will be |
used for the building.
A delegation of "Hard Shell" Bap-
fists arrived on the boat last evening |
from various Willamette valley points |
en- route to Goldendaie, where a con-
vention of that church is in session |
and will continue during the remainder
of the week.
Bids for erecting the wood work of |
the new Lutheran church were opened |
the other day and ranged from S1O45
to s1700. The church council ad-
journed until s P NJ. next Monday, ut |
which time definite action regarding |
the letting of the contract will be |
taken.
The Gypsy Carnival is going to be |
tuo mOSG uulquo euIefbdlnmenG ever |
given in The Dalles. Remember the |
time and place. 1t is to be next Satur- |
day evening in the small K of P. hall. |
Everybody is invited to be present.
Admission free, refreshments not in
cluded.
The ice cream social given by the !
Lutheran ladies last evening was a |
perfect eucorss in overy reopeet.Z Tho /
hall was crowded with visitors, the |
program was we'll rendered. and every
body seemed to be highly pleased. All
the ice cream and cake was disposed |
of, and the ladies realized $50 clear for
their labors.
DR.. W. z. Price, of San Francisco,
was in the citv last night, having made
the trip up the Columbia on the boat
yesterday, for the purpose of viewing
Oregon scenery. Unfortunately the |
clouds obscured the vision of Mt. Hood, |
though the doctor was greatly pleased
with the other scenery along the river,
which he considers the finest in the |
world