The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-10-23
From tr1QaY,S Daily

From rr1aay's Daily
c. W. Star is visiting friends in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Lord went to Port
land today.
Attorney C. J. Bright, of Wasco, is
in the city today
Wheat took slump of one cent to-
day, falling to "A cents.
The roads are greatly improved by
the rains Of the past few days.
Hon. Chas. Hilton came in yesterday
from his farm in Gillian county
J. W.. Messenger, Of Erskinville,
Sherman county, is in the city today.
Ten car loads of cattle were shipped
last night and two today to Troutdale
by G. M. Grimes.
Yesterday T. C. Sexton left for his
old home in Kansas. He expects to
visit there about month.
S. B. Adams has about recovered
from his recent illness and is once
more. able to be on the streets.
There are several cases of diphtheria
in Vancouver, and one death from the
disease occurred last Monday.
Ben Jones, of Prineville, and Jess
and Ed Yancey, two prominent Crook
county farmers, are in the city.
The funeral of the late Col. Sinuott
will be conducted at the Catholic
church Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Seufert & Condor Telephone
Co. has erected store house on Third |
street. opposite the Masonic building. |
Mrs. N. B. Sinuott and family re-
turned last evening from Portland, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Sim
mott.
Remember the the missionary tea
given at the Methodist church tonight.
Lunch. program and good time all |
for ten cents.
The spire of the new Catholic church
is being built up two feet higher to
comply with the original plans and
specifications.
Next Wednesday evening the Degree
of Honor will give a Halloween party
to members of the Workman lodge and
invited guests.
Rey. e. c. Wyatt. who was injured
in runaway accident near Plainview,
Linn county, last Monday, died Tues
day night at Albany.
DR.. Sutherland left this morning for
where he will visit two weeks,
then return to The Dalles before start
ing on his trip south.
]. Jackson, of Shearer's Bridge, was
in the city today. He says rains are
badly needed in that section to lay the
aast and refresh the range.
The season will be opened at the
Vogt next Monday evening with
''Saml of Posen," in which the great
Curtis takes the leading part.
John Lyle and family, who have
been visiting relatives in Portland and
The Dalles the past few weeks, left
this morning for their home at North
Yakima.
W. B Presby, of Goldendale, is in
the city. Mr.. Presby says Goldendale
is experiencing quite boom this fall,
there being more building going on
than for number of years past.
Pendleton has pair of wholesale
check forgers in Jail. They forged %
checks of So each drawn on the PEN
lleton Savings bank, and succeeded in
passing one before they were caught
Tickets for the theater Monday
night are selling rapidly, and those
wanting good seats should not neglect
making their purchases tomorrow, for
by Monday good positions will be
scarce.
Tom Glavey. who is in the city to-
day, says fine rain fell in the vicinity
Of Dufur yesterday and last night. lay
ing the dust and improving the condi-
tion of the roads so that travelling is
quite comfortable now.
Attorney Sam Van Vactor arrived
home last night from Canyon City and
where he had been attend.
ng court. The man Hinkle whom he
defended in q murder trial at Canyon,
was convicted of manslaughter. 5:
Hon. F. N. Jones is in from his
ranch near Bakeoven, aud says stock
in that section are doing well on the
dry grass after having been brought
put of the mountains. but a weeks
rain wauld make q vast improvement
20 the range.
Hon. A. B. Manley and wife, of Port.
and, were in the city las. night en-
cute to their farm near Wapinitia.
Mr.. Manley has concluded Wasco
county farm is more valuable than a
1londike gold mine, and has deserted i
Alaska for Eastern Oregon.
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