The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-08-27
ly and wife, Misses Rose and Annette

w oPohduo Oh yesterday VI .iip'
'o I'll. NJ. Ogden has returned from at
tepding the Astoria regatta.
Sam. A. Gauber, Des Moines, la.
business man, is in The Dalles.
j. b. McHenry and wife, and w. II
Andrews, of Wasco, are registered a
the Umatilla.
Harry Dunn, of Goldendale. who has
been soiourner in our midst, returned
: home this morning.
A. G. Hoering was taken suddenly
( i'll last evening and is threatened with
serious inflammation of the bowels.
MIS-. Lottie Chappell, of Goldendale,
is at the Umatilla, and will take the
morning boat for visit to Portland.
Walter Johns, who left last week to
attend the regatta, returned home last
evening, after having spent few days
at Long Beach.
Lester Coffin, wife and child, of
Lewiston, Idaho, stopped over in The
Dalles Wednesday renewing old ac-
quaintances. They were en- route
home from an enjoyable outing at the
coast.
VIM. c. Stewart, the genial advertis.
ing agent of the Worlds Dispensary
of Buffalo. New York, accompanied by
his wife was in The Dalles today.
This office Acknowledges a pleasant
business call.
Hon. Binger Hermann, ex-represen-
tatIve from Oregon, and at present
commissioner of the land Office at
Washington, arrived in Portland Tues.
day evening, accompanied by his wife
and daughter.
There were IS ladies and gentlemen
on the o. r. 81 N. train last evening,
accredited members to the Oregon
| State Press Association en- route to
| the joint meeting with the Washing
ton and Idaho associations at Spokane.
With the purpose in view of increas-
ing the attendance at the state school
for the blind, Supe rintendent Carter
has sent out circular to county courts
and school superintendents through
out the state asking for their coop er.
alton.
Brother and Mrs. Stiverson. of the
German Baptist denomination, were
the guests of Mrs. Emma Shearer in |
this city Wednesday leaving on the |
boat this morning for their home at |
Oysterville. They had Leen at the |
dedication of the new church at |
Lyle.
John A. Fleck this morning pre-
punches of grapes grown on his place
on the old mission tract one mile from
town. One variety is the Cheslet
Rose and the other the Rose of Peru.
We have them on exhibition and they
cannot be excelled in any land or
cline.
1t is not tdiscouraging to The Dalles
when wheat is brought here from
Moro, in Sherman county, but is eYi
dence that this is the best market in
the Inland Empire. Today wagon
load of wheat was delivered at the
Wasco warehouse by c. K. Hough, of
Moro, and was sold for 55 cents a
bushel.
Julius Wiley has purchased the fur
niture of the City Hotel at Moro of L.
D. Holder and leased the property
from Moore Bros, and will assume
charge on Sept lst. Mr.. Wiley has
had several years experience in hotel
and will conduct a first
class house. His many friends in The
Dalles will not fail to give him call
when visiting Sherman county's seat
of government.
1t is easy to see that the best way to I
reach the public is through the papers
for everyone reads nowadays. Business
will be good this fall. An advertise 9
ment in daily brings fruit quickly G
without any delay. Everybody in
the city who has money to buy things
reads daily paper. Newspaper ad= l
yertising to be effective, must be done !
through good live medium. Such is
the eTimes-Mountaineer. {
The rates of admission to the Ore
gon Industrial Exposition are going
to be kept within the reach Of all:
Considering the vast amount OF {
amusement and instruction afforded t
the price is very low, being only 25
cents for single admissions and S1.00 I
for coupon tickets good for five admis- 1
sions: $3.50 for coupon tickets good for 8
Is admissions; children under IL years 1
of age 10 cents.
Laurence Maloney, the Winlock
sheep man, was in town seeing his girl
Monday, says the Fossil Journal. He
informed us that he sold his wool in ,
The Dalles last week to Moses for l43c,
also that Pat Conroy, of Bridge
Creek sold at the same time and place
to the same buyer at the same price,
and that James Connolly OF Burnt
ranch sold his clip to M. ]. Manning
at 149c. Mr.. Maloney's wool was
heavy, and he is very we'll pleased
with the price he received.
Attorney M. E. Miller and wife, re-
Gently of Antelope, Oregon, have been
visiting in the city the past week and
will make Goldendale their future
home. Mr.. Miller formerly was res.
ident of Goldendale, being brother
of Judge Miller, of Vancouver, and
". 8. Miller, Of this place. Mr.. Mil
Ier has lately sold out his paper, the
Antelope Herald, and bought an in
terest in the Sentinel, which he has
leased for year. He will assume ed
itorial charge the first of next month.
Although still retaining controlling
interest in the Sentinel, WE. Byars,
the presentation, will take "lay-off.'' %
He will be candidate for the nomin-
alton Of auditor before the coming re-
publican conyention.-Go Goldendale SEN
tinsl. )
From Fridays DAILY.
Talmage will be in Portland August
31st.
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