The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-05-14
something over two tons of salmon
which are being canned.

lOr EOrbldnu Wnere sue SOSS W Wis
her daughter Mrs. T. A. Hudson, wi
is under treatment at the hospital.
J. H. Oakes, prominent busine
q man of Mitchell is in town attendir
e to business. He will leave for
home tomorrow morning.
Now the question is. where rOl
l the Oregon?" When the big ship ge
after the Spaniards the question wi
be, Where roars the OreP
AL. Davis, of Prineville, is in tow
and will leave for the sound where b
has l5O head Of beef cattle which h
intends taking to Dawson city.
At the stockyards today, one carloa
of hogs were received from A. E. VII
lard, OF La Grande, and punch fror
c. Censor, of 15-Mile. The lot will b
shipped to the Union Meat Co. a
Troutdale tonight.
The w. G. 7. U. will hold a meet
ing at the residence of Mrs. S. Frencf
at three O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
| All members and friends of the Unior
are requested 10 attend, as matters ot
| Importance are to be considered.
Prof. P. L. Chandler principal Of
the public school at Prineville was in
the city yesterday and left this morn
ing for Portland. Prof. Chandler
closed very successful term of school
and will take vacation in the valley.
The Regulator came up last evening
from Portland, where she has been
undergoing repair for the past month.
She has been thoroughly overhauled
and repaired, painted inside and Out,
and looks as bright and clean as new
pin.
An alarm of fire was sounded at 3:45
this morning, and a good many of our
citizens responded, although it was
unnecessary for the department did
not turn out, or the blaze amount to
much. The burning of an Indian
shack across Mill creek, north of the
old city mill was the cause of the
alarm, and was totally destroyed.
John Wood, who has been at Dyea
for the past few months, returned
home last night. Mr.. Wood says Dyea
is very hard place to live in, and
that great many idle men are located
there. He sold out his dray business,
and will remain here for time. He
is not so enthusiastic about Alaska as
some, yet, says money can be made
there, but it takes money to make
(From Fridays Dally.)
J. M. Russell returned to Portland |
this morning.
The Columbia is rising again, and |
Today stands at 22.5.
Dave Young and wife, of Wasco, are
n town today.
The Spokane flyer was two hours
ate this morning.
Harvey Smith. sheepman of Sher-
nan county, is in town on business.
Hon A. S. 5ennets 70 .his morning
N short business trip to Portland.
Chas. Clarke returned last evening
rom a business trip down the river.
Phil Brogan left today for Antelope,
md will begin shearing his sheep i'm
nediately.
A. Barnes, we'll known travelling
alesman, is in the city attending to
business.
Chas. Cartwright, the stockman, re-
urned this morning to his home in
For rtland.
Fred w. Wilson, who lately return
d from Arizona. left on No. 3 for
hort stay in Portland.
Fl S. Wilson returned this morning
.om Sherman county where he has
cen for few days on legal business.
John lsayburn, of Troutdale, is in
own on his way to Sherman county,
here he intends to purchase horses
DR. the Portland market.
Miss Starr, who has been visiting
1rs. Milt Jones in this city for the
asst few days, returned on the boat
his morning to her home in Portland.
W. NJ. Kelly, who has been in the
ity for some days attending to legal
usiness, will return on the early
forming train to his home in Port
Ind.
"Cyclone" Davis is making a noble
for silver and reform in this
tate. So for none of the gold stand
I'd orators have answered his argu-
lent.
John Parrott has purchased 181 head
beef cattle of Connell & Merritt
ON near Prinevilie and will ship
lem next Friday to Fry & Bruhn of
cattle.
The enterprising firm of Mays &
rowe have received large stock of
merchandise in their line this spring.
ee their ad in this issue, and profit
hereby.
The marshal has a force of men
leaning Second street, and having it
laced in thorough condition for the
/. A. R. parade, which will take place
ext Tuesday.
Mr.. Brash, representative at this
lace for Bissinger & Co., Portland,
Eft last evening for Baker City where
e goes to purchase hides, pelts and
lrs for his firm.
An enthusiastic republican meeting
7as held at Grants last night, when a
epublican orga nization was perfected,
o be known as the M. A. Moody Re.
ublican Club, of Grants.
Persons owning dogs will do we'll
ot to forget that the license expired
n May 18th, and should they value
he lives of their CANNES, renewal
,ill be the first thing they will seek.
The Woman's Edition of the Times
will be issued next Tues
ay, May 18th, and will be on sale at
II the drugstores, at book stores, the
Tomen's headquarters and this Office.
Three cars of fine porkers we're fed