The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-07-09
(From Fridays Dally.) }

e W. A. Campbell, of Portland, is
the city.
e M arriage is crime punishable wi.
life Imprisonment.
S. W. Stranahan is in the city Fl
Hood River.
Edgar Pratt, of Wamic, is in th
city on business.
Neil Mcleod, of Goldendale. is
the city on business.
A. Nichols, from the Ochoco mines
is ir the city on business.
DR.. E. N. Crockett, of Long Creek
was ip the city yesterday.
Messrs. VIM. Wiley and Ed Cofdl
arrived from Antelope today.
Never TO make mistake Is the big
gest mistake any man can make.s
J. w. Howard, a prominent stock
man from Prineville, is in the city.
J. A. Dennison and wife, of Portland,
are registered at the Umatilla House.
| Chas. Frank, ST., is quite sick at his
room with inflammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. VIM. Young and daughter lef.
Oh the stage this afternoon for Prime
Vile.
Mrs. A. ]. Brown, of North Yamhill;
is visiting ia the city at the residence
of J. E. Colt.
r. c. Clyde is in the city in the in
terest of the CommGner, which is pub
lished in Portland.
Herman Sichel, of Prineville, arriv-
ed on the stage today and will leave in
the morning for Portland.
Mrs. Simms. who has been visiting
Mrs. c. ]. Crandan for a number OF
days, left this morning for Portland.
John Jackson left on the boat this
morning for Wind River, where he
goes to locate camp for the summer
II. A. Walker shipped $40 head of
mutton sheep on the Regulator this
morning. They go to Fry u Bruhn, of
Seattle.
Miss Mary Frazier, who has been
visiting a5 the residence of w. II.
Wilson, left on the boat this morning
for Portland.
Don't complain about the heat until
you have thought of the Manila islands
and what our boys are compelled to
endure there.
Miss Openheimer, of ST. Louis, is
visiting v iou Mrs. DR.. Logan in this
city. She will leave in the morning
for San Francisco.
Chas. Alden, who has been on q leave
Of absence for the past three months.
resumed his duties this morning AS
mate on tue < =g ulator.
A Car of horses was shipped to Trout
dale today by J. j. Becker. They were
fine lnn,ing enimals and will likely /
meeG win ready sale.
Judge Bradshaw, wife and son Clin-
Ton, and Miss Clara Davis, left this
for ClatsOp Beach, where
they will spend the summer.
Ice cream and cake will be served
lfter the meeting Saturday night. July
'th, at the Salvation Army hall. Every
,ne is. kindly invited to attend.
Some spring pullets are wanted
light Brahmas, Buff Cochins or
olymoth Rocks will do. Apply to j.
:. Adcox at Liebe's jewelry storex
Lost-An Elk's charm with the name
# Frank Keller engraved upon it.
'he finder will be suitably rewarded
" returning the same to this office.
Wanted-A partner with $1,000, for
ew legitimate business. so per cent
er month returns on Investment.
ADDRESS G. E. Kellogg, Wasco, Ore.
H. G. Rooper and two daughters
nd Miss Benson, of Ridgeway, ar
iyed in the city this afternoon. Miss
'enson closed a very successful term
f school at that place.
Justice of the Peace G. E Bayard
as had an addition built to his office
nd has it conveniently arranged for
be holding of court. So far he has
cen without case, but likely it will
ot be long before he will be called
pom to administer justice.
Miss Eva Slusher, who has been Wis
ting at the residence of Frank
fenefee for the past week, left for her
ome near Dufur this morning. She
7as accompanied by Miss Annette
iichell, who viii visit her for some
ays.
Through the thoughtfullness and
contribution of Messrs. AL. Bettingen,
has. Frank and P. F. Foutz, our SOL
ier boys were sent away this morning
aid booming of anvils. w. G. Bar
ell was patriotic and donated his SER
ices by firing the salltes.
Yesterday afternoon Bruce Bevins,
on of L. B. Bevins, of White Salmon,
7as thrown from a horse and both
ones OF his right fore arm were
roken He WIS brought to this city
n the train last night and placed
nder treatment of DIR. HoIlister.
The ladies recentlya ppointed bp the
Commercial Club to take in hand af- {
airs connected with the emergency |
orps, will hold meeting in the
he armory promptly at o'clock to
morrow evening, to which all ladies
Interested in the war are invited. The
of the meeting is to determ inc ,
it Is advisable to at present orgapize
corps, or what other action shall be ,
AIKEN.
LIE Roy George, the rattle snake
ing, received a half a dozen large
attic snakes yesterday and used them
n his entertainment last night. He
axes the reptiles and let's them coil
bout his arms, legs, neck and body.
% him they appear harmless. 1t is
to see the manner in which
70 handles these poisinous reptiles.
.e Roy is located east of Murchies |
'ros. stable. Admission to the perfor-
rance ten cents. Ii
While in the city yesterday, DR..
Walker visited the old barracks, where |
8 years ago he was stationed as an