The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-11-06

s, new warehouse on First street Is now
up and will be in readiness in a few
days to receive the iron of which the
outside walls are to be constructed.
The rooster that was reported miss
ing several days since has been recap
tured, and today workmen replaced
him on his lofty perch on top of the
spire of the new Catholic church.
Last night Charles Butler shipped
one car load of cattle to Port Town
| send and drove a number OF other
cattle across the river to Yakima where
he will have them fed for the winter
market.
A. Bettingen, sr., has returned from
visit to Southern Oregon, where he
hod a amost enjoyable visit with friends
and relatives. While there he attend
ed the dedication of the new Catholic
church at Medford.
A representative of the White Star
line today caused commotion in
the wheat market here by raising
the price of club to 78 cents. which
number of farmers took advantage of
and disposed Of all they had in sight.
Yesterday r. F.. Wickham was ar
raigned in Justice Filloon's court on a
charge of larceny of sheep, and waiv-
ing examination was neld in 5000
bonds to answer before the grand jury.
He readily furnished bail, and was re-
leased from the custody of the sheriff.
From Mr.. Van Patton, If Warm
Springs, we learn that Mrs. J. L.
COwan had the misfortune several
days ago to get fall and dislocate one
OF her shoulders, but was getting along
very we'll when our informant left
there.-Prineville Review.
Yesterday, near Dufur, Jake Mccoy,
a freighter, met with severe accident.
He was hauling two wagons when the
trail wagon broke loose running into
the front wagon and throwing him off
his seat, breaking his collar bone. DIR.
Hollister patched up his injuries, aud
he will be sound and well in short
time.
While adjusting wires for the Ore.
gon Telephone and Telegraph Co. at
Grants yesterday, Ernest Drews met
with serious accident. He was on {
top of pole forty feet high when the
pole fell with him, and when he !
reached the ground the cross bar on
the pole struck him Oh the back, in ,
turing him quite severely. He was
brought to The Dalles and placed un- s
Ter DR.. HOLSTERS care. 9
The attendance at the Lutheran ba-
;aar last evening was quite large and C
III who attended were well entertained
~ instrumental and vocal music and
ecitation by Walter Reavis. The
music rendered by the orchestra was
good and was highly ap- Il
'reciated. All the booths did good
BUSINESS, the audience having patron, il
zed them we'll as an appreciation of
be approval of the entertainment: F
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rong and healthy. ~
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