The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-05-21

while Mr.. Moody, accompanied by
Hon C. W. Fulton, of Astoria, went
tnto Gillian county.
On Saturday, June 4. the United
Artisans of Dufur will give public
picnic in the Dufur grove. Splendid
entertainment will be given.
VIM. Hendren who has been with
Nays & Grove for the past few months,
has accepted position in Goldendale
and left for that point this morning.
One car of beef cattle were purchased
from J. L. Kelly by Roe Grimes, and
will be shipped today to the Union
Meat Co. at Troutdale.
| Charles W. Haight returned today
from trip to the interior. He has
assessed all the pI operty in this coun-
| ty east and south of the Deschutes.
Messrs. J. NJ. Murchie, James Wood,
| and j. F. Fordyce, lett this morning
on the boat for Lyle. They go on
business and will return this evening.
Judge Dell Stewart, of Portland,
union nominee for judge of depart
ment No. l, OF the fourth judicial dis
trlct. is in the city
Clarke & Falk have pretty window
display. 1t is made of goods in their
| line and represents a fort equipped
with cannon, and fighting pardpher-
MALTA.
fifteen carloads of cattle were fed at
the stock yards today. They were
from the Willamette valley, and were
| shipped at noon to Montana where
they will be put on the range.
w. Lord returned this morning
| from Pendleton, and states that a
great deal more wool is arriving here
than at that place. The warehouses at
this point are very busy, and yet this
seasons clip has not fairly begun to
arrive.
| During our war with Spain a great
| many rumors have been afoat, the
majority of which could not be authen-
ticated. This morning we heard that
| there was an explosion at the mouth
of the Columbia. On making further
inquiries, however, we learned that
the wind blew up the river.
Fred W. and Parker Wilson left on
last nights train for Pittsburg, Penn,
where Parker will accept his former
position as electrician. Fred will con-
tinue his journey to Ashville. Tenn,
| where DIR. Sutherland and Mr.. Keister
recently of this place, are sojourning
| for their health.
OF the 1888 men who offered to en-
list in the First regiment. Oregon vol
unteers, 2S5 were rejected by the ex-
amining surgeons, leaving 1858 per-
fecGly sound men in the regiment. The
greatest number were rejected on ac-
count of defective sight, there being
so in that class. and 76 were rejected
because of being under weight.
The Woman's Edition of the Times
Mountaineer will be issued tomorrow
morning, and will be found on sale at
the women's headquarters and all
book and drug stores. The edition
speaks for ITSELF and we must say re-
fleets much credit upon the ladies
under whose management it was
issued.
Miss A. E. Lardon has accepted the
position as Western Union operator
at this place. Miss Landon is recently
from Heald's Business college of
Frisco, and is very pleasant lady to
meet. Miss Edith Baum, who has had |
charge of the Office for the past two |
weeks, will return to her home in
Portland tomorrow.
This evening Judge Dell Stewart, of
Portland, will address the citizens of |
The Dalles on political issues. Judge |
Stewart is one of the pleasantest |
speakers and ablest debaters in the
state, and will interest even the gold
standard people, though he may not
convert them. The meeting will be
held in the Baldwin at o'clock.
The reception committee for the
Grand army encampment will meet at
the headquarters this evening at
O'Clock sharp. The committee con-
sists of D. J. Cooper, T. P. Crum, j.
r. Warenr, J. M. Patterson, W. A.
Madron, B. S. huntington, E. Jacob
sen, A. M. Kelsay. G. w. Deitzel, F.
Menefee and 81. q. Riddell. All mem
bers are urged to he in attendance.
A. M. Williams & Co. have arranged
a very pretty window in icipation
of the G. A. r. reunion, which will
take place in this city tomorrow. 1t is
a miniature union fort. being bonn
barded by the confederates from be-
hind breastworks. One can see where
shot and shell have laid waste, and
brought many to an untimely death.
When passing do not fail to see the /
window for it is good conception.