The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-07-10


man to have S25, COO in his pocket.
A correspondent writing from Dufur
says the controversy between the young
people of Dufur and The Dalles over
Sissy Sideways" was amicably settled
by the president of the day and the
orator at Dufur's celebration last Sat.
day.
Mrs. John Bradbury, millionaire's
wife. of Los Angeles, eloped with w
Russell Ward, of Santa Monica, CAL,
a few days ago and went to San Fran
cisco where both were arrested for the
alleged violation of the seventh com,
mandment.
DR.. Hollister returned this morning
from call to Sherman county. The
doctor says he is not much of judge
of crops. but from what he saw in the
grain districts, he concludes the farm.
| ers in Shermrn county will have a
| golden harvest this summer.
Canned horse will soon be one of the
delicacies in Portland, 600 head of fine.
fat bronchos from the Big Bend
country having passed down the road
last night en- route to the Linton can
merry where they will be butchered and
converted into the choicest quality of
canned meats.
The Indian braves from Warm
Spring agency formed an attractive fea-
ture in Portland's big parade yester
day. The Indians were dressed in
their war aecouterments, with paint,
flashy-colored blankets ard feathers,
and were realistic reproductions of the
pictures seen in dime novels.
This morning W. 81. Taylor left for
Sodaville, Linn county, where he and
Mrs. Taylor will spend the summer.
They went to Sodaville about a month
ago for the benefit of Mrs. Taylor and
daughters health, but the change was
not beneficial TO Miss Taylor, hence
she was compelled to return home.
EIs
a complete course in school of brew
ing in Chicago, is in the city visiting
his sister, Mrs. A. Buchler. MIR. Burk
holder is now competent brewer,
having thoroughly mastered the art,
and is prepared to take charge of any
brewing establishment in the country.
Less than ten rods south of the
Canadian border, in Derby Lane, VT,
lives Moses Pierce, who was 104 years
old June l. This remarkably we'll
preserved man lacks only four years of
being as old as the government of the
United States, and has lived during
the administration of every president
this country has had except Washing
tons first.
One of the happy features at Camp
Jackson last Saturday was an Indian
war dance executed by number of
the Pendletcn company. They were
clad in Indian garments and performed
all the hideous girations of real In-
dians preparatory to going on the
warpath. The Pendleton boys are first
rate soldisrs, and are equally good at
personating Lo.
Hon. W. j. Bryan will pass through
The Dalles at A. M. on Tuesday. July
13. If a sufficient number of persons
will be at the depot at that hour, an
effort will be made to induce him to
make short talk form the platform
of his car during the time the train is
standing at the depot. Those who
will meet him at the train are re-
quested to report toJ. L. Story.
From perusing the Prineville papers
we are convinced that E. Jacobsen, of
the Jacobsen book & Music Co., is
the piano war into Crook
and evidently he is coming out
for a number of pianos have
been shipped to Prineville the past
few days. "Jakie" seldom gets left
when it comes to meeting competition,
and in fact he generally comes out on
top, because he handles goods that
recommend themselves.