The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-06-11
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From wednesdas's Daily.

cisy councilsmeeting tonight.
Al. .sAfola, Of Goldendale, is in th
city.
Judge Davenport, of Mosier, ISL
town Oh business.
Ee. Murphy, from Antelope, is il
the city.
Jno. D. Whitten, of Kingsley, is il
the city on business. Eli
Messrs. Frank Lee and VIM. Eller.
left last night for Arlington. stss5.
Editor Brown, OF the Grass Vale.
Journal and wife. are in the city.
The popular salesman. R. B. May
is in the city attending to business.
Geo. A.. Ferguson will leave in tn,
morning for r-Albany on short visit t.
his wife.
Samuel Mcdonald, prominen
farmer from near Mono is in town or
business
Postmaster Crossen went to Port
land this morning and will return ir
rev days. -
J. D. Daley, representing Gordon &
Ferguson, of st. Paul, is in the city In
the interest of his firm.
John Castner, of Hood River, re-
turned home today having brought up
the election returns last night.
Lost-A pair of gold glasses with
case: A suitable reward will be paid
on delivering at this Office:
Thomas Hamilton. a. prominent
sheepman of Trout Creek. came in on
the stage today from Antelope.
Nell Murchie, who has been visiting
in Portland for the last two weeks, re-
turned home last evening.
During the past twenty-four hours,
the river has risen two-tenths of foot
and this morning stood at 32.6 feet.
VIM. Whitmer, special agent for the
Home Mutual Life Insurance Co. is in
the city In the interest of his company.
Hon. J. D. Wilcox and wife, of Grass
Valley, are in the city and will remain
until tomorrow, when they go below.
R. q. Lonsdale left this morning
for Dufur and Kingsley on business
trip in the interest of Mays & Grove.
The Dalles Packing Co. are very
busy today, having received several
tons of Salmon and are running full
blast.
Miss Malissa Hill leaves tomorrow
for Eugene to spend week, and from
there goes to Oakland, Cal, to remain
until school begins next fall.
The largest vote received by any
candidate was by Bradshaw, the demo-
cratic nominee for district judge,
being almost, three for one.
Chas. NJ. Dial, prominent young
attorney from Olympia, WASH, was in
the city last evening and left this |
morning for Antelope. where he will |
visit his father.
The Columbia has sufficiently sub
sided to allow the steamers to pass
through the locks. The Regulator
went through this morning but will
Fetupn tonight.
Will Langill. of Hood River, was in
the city last night, and left this MORN
ing for Portland, from where he will
again go to Klondike. He sails on the
Elder tomorrow.
The warm weather of the past few
days has again put Oregon people to
thinking OF the seaside, though there
will probably be no general movement
of townspeople backward until about
the middle of July.
Hon. w. b. Biggs, returned last
evening from Wasco, where he has
been for the past few days. Mr.. Biggs
reports crops Aonrishing, and farmers
are feeling confident of good yield.
Through mistake on the part of
the secretary, the Hon eopathic Med
ical society did not meet today. The
regular date is the second Tuesday in
June and not the first as published
yesterday.
Messrs. Frank, john and Joseph
Rens and family, who haye been living
at Wapinitia for some time, left last
evening for their old home at Green
Bay, Wis, where they will reside in
the future.
A number of young ladies left this
morning on the Regulator for days
outing on the river. Among them
were Misses Laura Thompson, Cad
Booth, Maybell Mack and alma
Schmidt.
A telephone message was received
last evening from Goldendaie, stating
that 81. P. Jackson, an old aud much
respected citizen of Klickitat county,
had died. His son Hugh was notified,
and left Immediately for Goldendale.
This morning the Silby Warehouse
& Storage Co.. of New York. shipped
three carloads of wool from this place,
II being the first wool shipped from
here this season. C. E.. Merry, agent
for the company, has been travelling
over the interior and expects to handle
q large amount of wool this year.
On Thursday evening from s to 8,
the Junior Endeayor Society Of the
Congregational church will give 8
children's social on the church lawn:
Ice cream and cake will be served at 10
cents dish, and all children are In
invited to be present, also to come
prepared with their dimes to have
good time.
Complete election returns have been
received from all precincts except AN;
tslops, which will comein this even
ing. Antelope will proba bly, swell the
republican majority 100. which will
increase Mr.. Geer's plurality to ALA
increase about 80 over McKinley's
majority in ttsaa.
Yesterday the school board elected
teachers for the ensuing year. All |
the former teachers but Miss Smell,
who has resigned, were reelected, and |
in addition, Misses N, L, Donthit,'of |
Portland, and FANNIE U'Ren, Of Mon
month.' were elected. Prof. Gavin
was elected superintendent of the city
schools and Prof. Landers principal OF |