The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-07-17
From Thursdays Daily.

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the boat today.
Extras for Standard mowers az
rakes in full stock at j. NJ. Filloon;:
wi
j. E. Dilter, of Yakima City, is Yisi
ing the f4'nily of L. Schanno in IL
city.
i C. w, Phelps hied himself to th
seacoast today, leaving On the earl
morning train.
Theodore Liebe, of Portland, wa
in the city today, visiting his brother
Judge G. A. Liebe.
Miss Jennie Meckell returned toda
to her home at Vancouver after visi
to friends in this city.
Farmers will begin heading earl
wheat in the vicinity of Boyd and Du
fur the first of next week.
Six young lady teachers from Cali
fornia came up on the Dalles City yes
terday and returned to Portland thi
morning.
Miss johnson. who has been visiting
the family of Judge Liebe, left on the
boat this morning for her home IL
Portland.
Walter Davis, wife and daughter
Who have been visiting Hon. ". H
Biggs and family the past two weeks,
left this morning for San Francisco.
j. NJ. Roberts, the Portland wool
merchant, was in the city yesterday,
and took fine lot of Wasco county
wool dowa on the boat this morning.
Dayton Taylor has been very i'll with
typhoid fever the past three weeks,
but change for the better occurred
last night, and he is now in fair way
to recover
This morning two carloads of horses
passed through here, going to the can
merry at Linnton. They were shipped
from Heppner. A carload of cattle
was also shipped to Troutdale.
Another invoice of Gypsies arrived
today and encamped just outside the
city limits. The authorities were un-
able to get a count of them, but esti-
mate that there are in the neighbor-
hood of 200.
This morning a complaint was fled
in Recorder Sinnott's court charging
Ira Mellard with indecent exposure of
his person. Mellard was arrested by
Nightwatchman Wiley and lodged in
the city Jail.
Call on c. w. Phelps for the light
running Jones reapers, binders, mowers
aud headers, also the Buffalo Pitt
thresher. Extras for all these ma
chimes kept in stock. Prices right and
terms reasonable
Yesterday small purse containing |
/ S5 gold piece was lost on Third street. |
The purse belongs to a girl who works |
or living, who can i'll afford to lose |
he money. Finder will please leave
purse at this Office.
Advices were received from the east |
asst night that caused a decided fail in
he wool market today, and buyers
lave been decidedly cautious about
making offers, consequently few if any
ales have been made during the day.
Mrs. P. T. Nicholas, of Oakland,
is visiting in the city, the
.uest of Mrs. L. A. Ward. Mrs.
has been absent from the city
number of years, but meets host of
ormer acquaintances who are making
Ter visit to the city pleasant one.
4, Tonight DR.. J. Sutherland leaves fer
N extended tour of the East. He will
Chicago, Milwaukee and New
york. then wi1l GO to his old home in
lntario, where he will spend several
1eeks. The doctor expects to attend
ectures while away. He will be ab
ent from the city until about the 1st
f September.
A band of about 10 gypsies camped
CoVONUdy oh p4lC ulil JdoO Od'SA0O IAO
ity limits on the road leading to
They were visited by
h sriff Driver and Marshal Lauer, and
iven until noon today to move on. of
ne country. They are dirty, worth
,ss set of vagabonds that any COM
unity is glad to get rid of.
At Gladstone Park on July "a. DR..
,owland Grant will deliver his famous
.cture entitled Evolution of Gen
ral or One Thousand Years of Gen
-al Grant" DIR. Grant has consented
, deliver the lecture in the First
aptist church on the evening of the
ID. The Dalles may we'll feel favored
Y haYing an opportunity to listen to
MS lecture.
Rowland Grant, D. D. and party of
Dme Is or 20 gentlemen from Boston
nd Harvard are expected to arrive
ere on Friday, July 23d. The gentle Z
len who accompany DR.. Grant come
Vest for the purpose of examining
leresources of the country, and The
alles can well afford to extend to
lem cordial greeting aud exert it.
elf in showing them the resources of
ne city and surrounding country.
Next Monday Rev. o. d. Taylor ex-
ects number of his Saginaw friends
} arrive in the city, among whom are
.ev. G. Fl. Maxson, pastor of the
lichigan Avenue Baptist church, Rev.
/. c. Adair, pastor of the Grace Presby-
srian church, and L. A. Burrows,
asher of the Burrows bank. These
entlemen will be the guests of Rev.
Ir. Taylor during their stay in the
ity, and as they come to look into the
of Oregan, he will spare no
aims to show them The Dalles and
ountry tributary to it.
From Fr1Gay's Daily
Hon. T. II. McGreer, OF Antelope, is
Il the city.
Mike Mulvahill, prominent farmer
nd stock raiser of Mitchell, is in the
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hinkle, of Prime
lille, left on the boat for Portland this
lorning.
Theodore Prime and family left this
lorniug for their summer camp Eear