The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-09-17
From Thursdays Daily.

From Thursdays Daily.
A. J. Brigham. of pufer, is in tt
city today.
#. F. Driver went to the Casca6
Locks this afternoon.
Mrs. Capt. Waud went to Portlan
on the boat this morning.
Hon. J. w. Williamson, represents
tive elect for Crook county is in th
city.
Last night the Baldwin Sheep I
Land Co. shipped car load of buck
to Montana.
Messrs. J. N. Williamson, J. Siche
| and 81. Glenn went to Portland on tn,
afternoon train.
T. Brownhill, of Grass valley, wbC
represents the Star Feed Grinding
mill, is in the city.
Mrs. Otis Patterson was a passen.
ger on the Dalles City this mornin g
going TO Portland.
Hereafter the steamer Dalles City
will leave at I o'clock on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
The Flyer left at noon today for
Portland. She carried a good list of
passengers for the first trip.
Roads between here and Priaeville
are said to be in exceptionally good
condition for this season of the year.
Regular services will be conducted
by Rev. G. F. Clapp. of Forest drove,
at the Congregational church next
Sunday.
Two fine lots of-cattle were received
from across the river today. one for
the Colum bia Packing Co., and the
other for Chrisman Bros
Geo. r. and Chas. s. Campbell left
on the Flyer today for Portland. Tney
will persue course in civil engineer
ing at the University of Oregon.
Roy Grimes ana Owen Brown left
on the Flyer today for Portland.
They are going to Forest Grove to
enter the college at that place next
Men1ay.
The public library will hereafter be
open on Monday, Wednesday, Friday
aud Saturday nights from too. The
library will be open to all members
tomorrow evening.
Otis Sprague, son of the late General
Spragae, spent the forenoon in the
city. Mr.. Sprague resides in Tacoma,
and is at present connected with the
Northern Pacific railroad company.
This afternoon Mrs. F. Houghton
made the unusual score of 73 on the
club alleys. She made eight strikes,
Two spares and one OIL thelast frame.
This is the largest score ever made by
| lady in The DalIes.
When the Inland Flyer arrived here
it was found that some
changes in her machinery were nec-
,ssary, and on returning to Portland
he will be taken to Wolf & Zwicker's
vhere her machinery will all be over
lauled.
According to the Jewish calendar,
omorrow will be the first day of the |
month of Ellul, and the beginning of |
he year 5658. The Jewish New Year |
commences at 6 o'clock Friday even
ng, and under the orthodox law, the |
celebration continues Two days. Mon
lay the 10 will be the day of "atone-
nent."
The great railroad rate war, which
will end on September q, originated
'ver the Canadian Pacific differen-
ials, and that road made the first open
mt with a view to catching Klondike
rade. Under the rate war all the |
1estern roads lost money but the
raveling public had the benefit of
heap rates east and west.
One day last week Joe Murphy, a
look county sheep man, died very
at his camp near Diamond
.ke in the Cascade; noun tains. He
ad just eaten his breakfast and was
ittipg by the fire smoking, when he
sll over dead, presumably from the
fleets of heart disease. He was in an
inaccessible place and the remains
ad to be buried in the mountains
here he died. -:
Realizing that there is to be a large
all trade. Mrs., Philips has lately
,ade many improvements to her
lillinery establishment. the sale room
aving been enlarged and re6tted.
he has also put in much larger and
1Ore attractive fall stock than ever
efore, consisting of the lates. patterns
q hats and bonnets. while her line
+ trimmings is simply elegant. They
lust be seen to be appreciated, and
he ladies OF The Dalles are requested
o call and examine them. I'd
Dun's commercial report for last
7eek says: 'tThe sales of wool have
cen only $3.50, 500 pounds at the three
hief markets, against 1900. 400
ounds for the same week last year,
nd 1912, 600 pounds for the same week
, 1892. The feeling grows that the
rices demanded at the West cannot
9 maintained, and until wool sells at.
lower prices the manufact-
rer cannot meet the existing. market