The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-03-26
Fl. C. Liebe returned from a bnsl.
ness trip to Portland last nj ght.


Timea-Mounaineer, left for Portlan
d on No. , this morning.
: II. ". Peterson, the Western Unio
operator at THIS place is once more O
s duty at the Uinatilia House.
r Rev. A. Brongeest returned las
nj. ht from Poralaud, where ne ma
, been spending few days.
l Maj n w. S. Bowers. of Baker cit.
arrived this morning and will insprc
{ Co @. at this pia e tonight.
Hon. f.. B. Dufur who has been so
jouruing in Portland for the past few
days returned home last night.
: -One drunk is coidg service at tbs
city's woodpile, having been tiued Sl'
by the recorder this morning.
E.uest Jacobsen, who has been tC
P)rClind On business trip, retu 'uej
to the city on last nights train.
Leuten services will continue at the
Episcopal church, Rev. De Forest
haYing returned from his trip east.
has. Grunow Is in charge of the
and has anything desired in the wheel
line.
Mrs. j. Parker who has been visit
ing Mrs. McAlIister for some time. re-
turned to her home at Hood River
this morning..
The town clock is out of repair today,
having stopped at IL o'clock. The
familiar tones of the bell striking the
| hour have beeu greatly missed.
AS a timely notice 70 shippers. we
will say the Gee. rate to Kansas City
and points reached ny th- Union
Pacific will ne Cancelled \ ril 1t.
Mrs. Ed Clay, who re:entl. ret rn-
I'D from St. aul, and ms bee sit
| ing at the home of re-. J. les, l. ft for
her home in Portland this morning.
A telegram has just t cen received
from o. D. Taylor stating that the
supreme court has interfered in is
case and tnat he will not be imprisoE-
ed.
Fl. S. Morrison representing the
Northup x Sturgis Co. Of Portland,
Or, manufacturers of carbonaceOus
goods, is in The city soliciting busi-
ness.
Word was received last night by AL.
Bettingen that his father was very low
with pneumonia in San Francisco, ard
WAS not expected TO live. Mr.. Bettin-
gen left On the early morning train
for that place.
Miss e. Gaunt. who has been attend
ing the bedside of her sister in this
city, for some time, returned to her
home at Centeryille by stage this
morning.
Mechanics on the water main work
ed all last night on the new pipe ON |
East Secon1 street, and today have |
connection made from Laughlin street |!
to Madison.
In-tructive, bright and attractive.
The display of spring and summer
suits in A. NJ. Williams & Co.'S. show
window. The firm extends cordial
invitation to all to inspect their stock
Hiss Edith Baum, the pleasant and
affable young lady in charge OF the
Western Union office at this place /
dnr,ng the absence of II. W. Peterson
the regular operator. will leave in the
for her home in Portland.
The ladies of ST. Pauls guild are
busiy preparing for their annual sale
which is 70 take place immediately
after Etster. These sales are very
popular as much lovely work is placed
on exhibition aud heretofore quite
sum has been realized from its sale.
Messrs. VIM. Ashby and Pat. Walsh,
of Antelope, arrived in town last night
bringing with them Dan Kelly, who
is badly crippled with sciatic rheuma-
tism. MIR. Walsh accompanied Mr..
Kelly to Portland this morning, where
he intends e-tering st. Vincent's
hospital.
During last night some one entered
the residence of Wm. Miche'land stole
q pair of trowsers containing SI.75.
Nothing else was disturbed. 1t would
be good idea for residents to keep
their houses securely locked while
there are so many tramps in town.
Early this morning as freight train
was pulling out, it broke in two before
getting to the bridge. The head end
went on down the road for mile or
so, before the mishap was noticed.
The engine hacked up and found the
balance of the train standing on the
track on Front street.
From E. Schanne we learn that the
present weather although quite cold is
just right IL secure cod fruit crop.
1t has kept the trees rather backA ard.
but tnat Is what is wanted, and from
all indications the crop this year is
assured.
E F. Miller the celebrated evange-
list who is now in Oregon City is ex-
2ecied soon at The Dailes. FL. writes
Rev. Wood that he will be here April
ID to open services at the NJ. E. church
the 81, or there is possibility thai he
may ge. here the 23th. The exact
date and notice OF meetings will be-
given later.
All of his friends will be pleased to
learn that J. Ii. Cradlebauyh, the.
well known newspaper man and lawyer
Of tn , Dallrs. is striking it rich in the
Baker county miues. several of which
he bought recently. No one begrudges
him his good luck, as there is not
more deserving man on the face of the
Times.
Services at the Christian church by
Elder Boltz as usuil, on Sunday. Sub
j ct at II A NJ, "Ths Two Masters
Text Rom. 623, "rhe wages of sin is
death, but the gift of God is eternal
life through Jesus Christ our Lord -
Subject 7:30 NJ. 'Semi-parasiteisu"
Text Phil PIP '.Work tut Your Own
With Fear ard Trem bli;.g"
Worth Knowing.
Every little while says an exchange.
we read in the paper. of some one VIII"