The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1897-06-19
From MONDAYS, Daily.


necessarily fatally Injured.
From Mondays. Daily.
Orin Kinnersly went to Portlan
today.
j. t. Peters went to Portland O
this mornings train.
Mrs. w. c. Curtis left on this morr
Jugs train for the East.
, Judge Bennett and family returne
last evening fromPo
, Mrs. B. S. Huntington returned Sat
r urday evening from Portland.
: Mrs. W. F. Helm left Sunday morn
ing for Walla Walla to visit her sister
Sheriff Frazer. of Multnomah county
was in the city yesterday buying mule
for the government.
Three car loads of hogs from l.;
Grande, en- route to Troutdale. were
unloaded here last night and fed.
Miss Lizzie Farmer, of this office. re
turned last evening from Seattle, where
she has been visiting the past ten days
Forty double-deck cars are engaged
here for tomorrow by James Wright
who expects to ship about 1900 head
of sheep east.
| Yesterday the Regulator made two
trips to Hood River, taking two loads
of sheep to the mountain ranges in
that section.
| Recorder Ross of Temple Lodge A.
o. U. w. today received check for
$4,000 in payment of the death of
Latimere Booth, who died about a
month ago.
Today c. P. U'Ren, of Ridgeway,
shipped Is cars, 1850 head, of sheep to
White Earth Montana. The sheep
were billed over the Great Northern,
and after being fattened in Montana,
will be shipped to Chicago for mutton.
Hon. A. r. Lyle came up from Port
land yesterday. and will leave tomor.
row for his stock ranch in Crook
county. Mr.. Lyle is looking for To-
cation to engage in business, and pos
sibly may determine to locate in The
Dalles.
Capt. and Mrs. ]. w. Lewis, Mrs.
DR.. Sanders, Mrs. J. NJ. Patterson and
Mrs. S. NJ. P. Briggs were passengers
on the Regulator this morning for
Portland They go to Independence
to attend to reunion of the G. A. r
and w. r. C.
George Shurts is being examined in
Justice Filloon's court this afternoon,
charged with stealing $50 from II. T.
Hill at the Umatiila House few even
ings since. Mr.. Hill was asleep in his
room when some one entered and car
ried away his purse.
Nature always smilec on the just.
That is why Wasco county was favored
by splendid shower of rain last night.
1t came just in the nick of time, VIII en-
growing crops were suffering for want
of moisture, and means many thous-
ands of dollars to the farmers of this
and Sherman counties.
If you want little light on the sub.
ject, the ladies of the M. E. church
will gladly do their part to furnish it
to you, if you will but aid them by
your presence Wednesday evening at
the church, when they will serve ice
cream and cake with a good program
thrown in, all for Is cents. Proceeds
to be used for lighting the church.
No past records were broken or new
ones established on the Club alley last
week, but some fairly good scores
were made. The high scores for the
different days were: Monday J. C.
Hostettler. "A; Tuesday, Fred Van Nor
den, so; Wednesday, N. J. Sinnott, so;
Thursday, P. b. DeHuff; 43; Friday, F.
W. Wilson, 81; Saturday, F. W. Will
son, 40.
Geo. Summers has been appointed
postmaster at Prineville to succeed M.
A. Moore, who was appointed early in
President Cleveland's administration.
For number of years Mr.. Summers,
the new postmaster, has been in the
employ of M. Sichel & Co. as clerk.
md is well suited for the position to
which he has been appointed. He will
sske charge of the Office July /.
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