The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-06-26
to Vancouver, bringing up $1,000 brick
fer the Catholic church.

fcr the Catholic church.
Yesterday Frank Fulton, of Biggs,
delivered car load of young cattle
here for shipment to Nebraska.
Mrs. N. w. Wallace was passenger
on the Regulator this morning going
to Portland for few days visit.
The rainfall this afternoon was g.
100 If an inch, and indications are
favorable for another shower tonight.
Mrs. B. T. Conroy returned to her
home in Albina this morning, after a
| weeks visit with friends in this city.
| l. Sicbel, of Prineville arrived this
afternoon, and is en- route to Hunting.
ton to deliver cattle sold to Eastern
buyers
The rain this afternoon will make
lots of big dollars for Wasco county.
1t is safe to say that is is worth fully
$50, 900 to the farmers.
State Senator B. F. Mulkey, of Polk
county, has been elected to fill the
1 CudlT vi anu
in the normal school at Monmouth.
| Saturday evening Nightwatchman
Wiley found package addressed to
Mrs. M. Parkins. The package isc at
the marshal's Office and can be had by
the owner calling for it.
Mayor Menefee came in yesterday
| I, Loe i
eating for some time past. Mr.. Meme
fees health appears to be somewhat
improved by country life.
Word has just been received of the
death of Silas Beezley, which occurred
at Fortua, California, on the 5th. MIR.
Beezley was 81 years, months OF age,
and had spent many years of his life in
this city.
Yesterday Constable Parry, of Moro,
arrested man by the name of John
son at Hood River, and passed back up
the road with his prisoner last night.
johnson is wanted for stealing a sad
die from ben Cochran at Moro.
John Hartnett and his aunt, Mrs. T.
Baldwin, left yesterday for Mt. Angel
to attend the graduating exercises OF
the college at that place, which were
conducted today. Bert Baldwin, OF
this city, is one of the graduates.
| Miss Frances Anderson, of Crook
county, who has just completed a nor
NAL course ut Monmouth, arrived here
Saturday evening en- route home. She
was met here by her mother. Mrs. w.
b. Anderson, and they left today for
Prineville.
An early wedding was solemnized
at the Umatilla House parlors this
morning. A, o'clock Justice FilloOn
pronounced the ceremony uniting in
the bonds of wedlock VIM. Barzee and
Stella Howell. The couple left 6
o'clock for Dufur.
A train of Il cars OF beef was shipped
yesterday to Chicago. The cattle were
bought from T. Burgess. of Bakeoven,
and was an exceptionally fine lot.
About 200 were fit for beef at present,
and the remaining 300 were in fine
condition for feeders.
Everything Is not harmony in the
management of the state university.
Even the faculty is under cloud,
Profs johnson, Hawthorn and Nc
Elroy ha, ing been called before the
board of regents to explain charge of
intemperance lodged against them.
Work has begun in earnest on the
Columbia Southern railroad. About
125 men and some Is teams are en-
gagged on the grades from Biggs south.
The work will be pushed now as rapidly
as possible, in order that the road will
be completed in time to carry this
years crop.
The bowlers in the club alley made
some good scores last week, being as
follows for the different days: Monday,
T. A. Hudson, so; Tuesday Judge Brad
shaw and J. G. Hostetler, 81 each;
Wednesday, B. F. Laughlln,6l, Thurs
day, DIR. Hollister. 5s; Friday, DIR.
Hollister, 81.
Professor A. Frazier, principal ct
the Dufur schools, was in the city to-
day. The professor reports times
flourishing In the town of Dufur, crops
on surrounding farms having been
materially benefited by recent rains,
and everybody jubilant over the pros
poets of an abundant harvest.
Last Friday night two men in charge
of a scow belonging to ]. T. Peters,
that was anchored short distance
above Cascade Locks, let 1t get away
from them, and the scow' went over
the rapids. Mr.. Peters went down
Saturday to look after the craft and
found it stranded on rock one and
one-half miles below the locks. The
scow is pretty badly damaged, but can
be repaired.
When you ask an editor to suppress
an item of news because it does not
please you; then go and ask your gro
GER to exclude pickles from his store
because you can't eat them, or your
butcher not to keep bologna because it
goes against the stomach. There is
Just as much fairness in one as the
,ther. News is an EDITORS stock in .
,rsde.. So are pickles a grocer's and
bologna and nockwurst a butchers.
, The British born citizens of Oregon
will celebrate the queens diamond
ubileee with appropriate exercises in
Portland next Monday and Tuesday, I
with banquet at the Hotel
Cortland. During the celebration they n
intend endowing bed in Good Sam
ritan hospital, to be free to un.
ortunate British born whom misfor-
une shall overtake. 1t requires SO, 500 Z
D endow a bed in the hospital. and T
through the efforts of DR.. Sidall and q
1r. Randall $67 was raised in this city, 4
Oward the bed fund and was forwarded A
o Portland today. q
From Tuesdays Daily.
Today Roe Grimes shipped car ii
BAD of fat cattle to Troutdale.
Mrs. M. A. Moore and daughter, of C,
are visiting in the city the n