The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-11-12
From Thursdays Daily.

merly produced 20 bushels to the acr
will produce 80.
| From Thursdays Daily.
E. Nj. Toby, of Wssco, is visiting Il
this city.
c. W. Fairchilds, of Grsss Valley
Is In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haight, Of Cros
Keys, are in the city.
Messers. William and Monroe Heis
ler, of Dufur, are in the city.
Hon. E. B. Dufur is in Portland to-
day trying case before the circui
court.
c. M. Cornett, proprietor of the
Prineville stage line, is i'll at HE home
in this city.
Last evening Miss Pauline Kline
and Mrs. c. J. Crandall visited Re-
bekah lodge at Dufur.
A light skift of snow covered the
ground here this morning, but disap.
peared when the sun came out.
Elder G. w. Barnett, died at his
home in this city today, after an ILL
ness of about one week.
J. NJ. JoGnstor. of Boise, Is in the
city receiving carload of bucks from
tbe Baldwin Sheep & Land Co.
J. N. Rankin and daughter, of
White Salmon, were in the city last
night, and left this morning for
Goldendale.
Nothing definite has been heard
from Antelope concerning Forester,
but it 10 prcsunesi he Is vending his
way toward Prineville.
Yesterday afternoon the ladies of
the Episcopal Gaild were royalty en-
tertained by Mrs. DIR. Logan at her
residence on Liberty street.
Perry and James Warner and Mrs
Moore. of Portland arrived here last
evening, and left today for Chicken
Springs to visit their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Warner.
w. H. Gulliford and daughter, of
Halsey, returned yesterday from
Prinevil!e and left on the morning
train for their home, having just re-
turned from visit to Prineville.
The manager of the White House
Clothing Store is highly pleased with
business in The Dalles, and says his
of one week in the city
convinces him it is the best business
point in Eastern Oregon.
All those who have signiried their
to join the new militia COM
oany are requested to meet at the
Afmory every evening for drill. 1t is
that the company will be or
yanized soon. perhaps this week.
Yesterday Coroner Butts held an in
ipest over the remains of James Hart
nan, whu t!i"d suddenly on Mill Creek
Thursday night, and the jury returned
! verdict that the deceased came to
lis death from naGural causes.
]. P. McInerny was appointed by |
he county court administrator of the |
state of Phil Brogan, deceased, and |
lis bonds were fixed at $4,000. MIR.
1cInerny has fled his bonds and en-
cred upon the discharge of his
uties.
This afternoon 7. J. Driver received |
telephone message from J. B. Mean.
y, of Mitchell, from Grass Valley,
'at Frank Forester, the murderer of .
'aii Brogan, was seen within ten
niles of Mitchell on Monday evening
asst.
Thomas Lister, an old and respected
itizen of Crook comfy, died of ap-
oplexy on the 9Th. Mr.. Lister was
orn in Liverpool, England, in 1925,
nd came to America with his parenst
,hen only 16 months of age. He was
veteran of the Mexican war and has
esided in Oregon since 1852. He was
8 years old at the time of his death.
The Oregonian is preparing to issue
mammoth annual edition on January
, 1899. An order for carload of en-
meled book paper has been given the
'lake- McFall Co.. to be used in this
dition, besides there will be several
pms of common news go into the pub
cation. 1t is expected that the Ore
onian's New Year edition will be
be best and most complete ever pub
shed on the coast.
An amusing scene was witnessed
MS morning as the Portland local
ulled out of town. M. B. Murchie
nd bride were intending to leave for
ortland, but were few moments
lte. They arrived at the Colum bia
otel just as the train was leaving,
ut Mr.. Murchie did not propose to
Ell left and tagged the train after 1t
had got half way across Mill Creek
ridge. He and his wife fairly fell
ut of the carriage, but they caught
1e train just the same.
There has been some wonder ex-
ressed why the Pacific Bridge Co.
as not begun laying the new mains
,r the water works in this city, and
,quiry develops the fact that the
ompany is desirous of changing the
uality of tho pipe to be laid, it being
npoasible TO get the pipe they con.
acted - furnish on this coast. AS a
asult tas' commencement of work will
g delayed for time. 1t would prob
bly, oe as we'll now to have the work
until next spring, as 1t will
e difficult to do good job on the
ork during the severe weather which
liable to occur at any time.
From Fridays Daily.