The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-01

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From Tuesdays Daily.
Mrs. J. Nagel is visiting her daugh
ter in Portland.
Frank Eagan is quite ill at his home
on Fifth street.
Misses Mary Abbott and Kate
Laughlin, of Wapinitia, are at the
Umatilla House.
] J. P. Abbott, prominent wool
grower of Wapinitia, is registered at
the Umatilla House.
A. Thomson, prominent merchant
| of Prineville, was in town last night
and left on today's stage for home.
Mr.. Lee Wigle and his young bride
are in the city and expect to leave for
their home in Prineville tomorrow.
Mike Callaghan, a prosperous far
mer of Tygh Ridge. was in town last
night the guest Of the Colum Dia hotel.
Henson Mccoy, of Dufur, was still
alive when the stage left this morning
but is expected to drop off any moment.
Sheriff Kelly left this afternoon for
Mosier from whence he will take Miss
Rose Prather to the Salem insane
asylum.
Henry Weinhardt, the well known
Portland brewer, came up today on
the local passenger and is the guest
of August Buchler.
Mrs. PiIkington. wife of DR.. Pick
ington of Antelope, came up today
from Portland, aud left for home on
the afternoon stage,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 81. McKibben, of
Portland, were in the city last nirht
attending the reception given by the
Knights of Pythias.
D. S. Dun bar, late a merchant of
Goldendale, now of Fairview, Oregon,
came up on the boat last night and
left this morning for Goldendale.
Miss Edna Moody. who has been
visiting at the home Of her brother.
Mr.. Will Moody. for the last couple of
days, left for Salem this afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Craft, of Dufur, who has
been very ill for a long time with
typhoid fever. is improved somewhat
and hopes are entertained for her
recovery.
M. A. Moore. the well-known
Prlneville druggist, accompanied by
Mrs. Moore, is in town on the way
home from visiting friends in the Will
lamette valley.
M. w. Hoyle, the contractor and
builder who has charge of Johnston &
Co.'S. new building and also Meuefee's
new residence, went to Portland on
the early morning train.
A Grand Harvest Ball is announced
for September 30 in the Odd Fellows
Hall at Dufur. The bail will be under
the management of B. Swift and
is expected to be the event of the
season.
A. N. Varney is in Portland attend
ing the exposition, and will have
charge of the Wasco county exhibit |
until Mr.. Schanno goes down next
month to look after the county ex-
hibit.
Assessor Whipple, assisted by Pro-
fessor Gilbert, is busy these days bal
ancing the assessment roll and getting
it really for the county board of equal
ization, that meets on the first Monday
In October.
Fossil Journal: Jim Creighton. whois
now in the sheep business in Montana,
writes to b, Kelsey that breeding ewes
ire selling at S4 in that state, lambs at
'2.75, yearling wethers at 1925 and 2
7ear-old wethers at $3.50.
The west bound Spokane Flyer due
lere at A. NJ. didn't fly worth cent
his morning. The sand hurled on the
rack by the stiff gale that blew nearly
ii last night delayed her till 1890 P.
(.
S. j. Clemens, Prineville freighter
7ho took i'll at Boyd fifty days ago of
Uphold fever and was removed to
)ufur for the convenience of medical
tendance, is so far recovered as to be
BILE to be on the street yesterday for
be first time.
Drs. Hollister and Shaw yesterday /
Miss Prather of Mosier in
sne, and she will be taken today to
ne asylum at Salem. The poor girls
lsanity is the result of a severe at
lck of brain fever. DR.. Hollister has
opes that she may recover.
Charley Thebo, of .1alheur county,
ho took 200 head of beef steers to /
awson City during the summer writes
lat he is busily engaged in butcher
lg the animals and selling the beef
, Is cents per pound. He lost only ,
head out of the 200 in shipping. c
w ltlidm "a. OlilIIudu, VI ASbOFld, lS
town the guest of the Columbia Q
otel. Mr.. Gilman has purchased
lie old ferry boat, Western Queen, q
lat used to run between here and :
orth Dalles, and has employed a b
rec of men to put her in repair, i.
hen she will be used as ferry boat a
,tween Lyle and some point on the y
nipes' ranch opposite Lyle, not yet n
,termined. Machinery for the boat y
i'll be brought here from Astoria. .
lie new ferry will be great convent I,
ice to large and prosperous section 2
Klickitat county, that is az present s.
thout any ferry privileges except d
,at the Regulator Line affords and n
ese are necessarily at hours that are b