The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-04-09

iuck keeps up, will bring several hu1
= ed trout back with him.
Miss Maude Michel went to Po
and this morning on the RegulatC
vhere she will visit her grandmoth
hrs. Bulger.
Malcom McLennan, sheep buy
of North Yakima who has been in Z
, city for some time, departed for b
} home today.
A buach of hogs from Max Vog
md some steers from V. Mason, we
received at the stockyards today f,
Chrisman Bros.
P. W. DeHuff, master mechanic fC
the o. R. & N. Co. at this place, le
last night for Grants, to attend to t.
company's business.
Judge Brink and Geo. Barnes al
torneys from Prineville arrived in i
aity last night, and will try case be
fore Judge bradshaw today.
| Two young men waiting in line thi
morning for tickets forgot the'nselve
aud during an arguement used thei
fists to enforce their demands.
Hon. C. M. Cartwright, who ha
heen to Hay Creek for some tin e
arrived in town last night and lef
for his home in Portland this NOR
ing.
There are eighteen men employed
| at present i" getting out rock at ii {
Cascade Locks for a dam to be built iC
protect the bulkheads from high
water.
The Wasco Warehouse Co. today
received car each of wagons, cement
lime, laths ID syrup. This will he
shipped to different firms in the il.
terror.
Miss Bessie Stowell, who has been
visiting at the residen ,e of Captain
and Mrs. Waud for some days. return
ed to her home at Vancouver this
morning.
Today the Wasco Warehouse &c.
received 5000 pounds of pulled wool.
There has been a good deal of this
class of wool brought in this spring by
the Indians.
Ernst Luedeman, who has been Wis.,
iting his friend. A. GUIDE, in this city
for some time, left for Antelope this
morning where he has accepted
position with w. Bolton & Co.
There will be a full orchestra re-
hearsal tonight at the Vogt opera house
and all members of the King Halla-
bahoola company are requested to be
present promptly at $50 o'clock.
Norman Draper, who has been in
the city collecting curios, went to
Portland this morning on the boat.
From there Mr.. Draper will take his
collection to the Omaha exposition.
Help the ladies to put the free
library on firm basis by patronizing
the women's edition of the Times
All the net proceeds
will be expended for the library,
which is one of the most beneficial in
'titutions in the city.
Work on the women's edition of the
Tfmes-Mouutaineer will he commence
ID next Monday. The work including
and printing will all be
lone in The Dalles, reports to the con-
rary Notwithstanding. Il is to be en-
irely home production, edited and
managed by the ladies, and will be
of which The Dalles may
veil be proud.
-Four lady tourists came up on the
oat last evening to view the beauti-
III Columbia and the surrounding
ountry. They were greatly delighted
,ith their trip, and spoke in words Of
raise of all they came in contact with.
hey had intended to go back by train
ut we're treated so Eicely by the Off
Frs of the Regulator, they finally de-
ided to return by the same route they
anne.
An opportunity will be afforded all
no desire TO make the acquaintance
King Hallabahoola II before his ap-
at the Vogt next Tuesday
vening. With their customary en-
,rprise, Pease & Mays have secured
is services and he will be in attend
nee at their special glove sale tomor-
'w. By the way, all reports to the
o1trary Notwithstanding, they have
nd offer for sale full line of the Gel.
orated Dent gloves for gentlemen
nd ladies.
The box sheet for reserved seats to
ing Hallabahoola II, was opened this
orning at 9 o'clock. Some of our
eeple had boys engaged to come down
arly in the morning and wait until
le opening of the sheet which they
id as early as o'clock. At o'clock
lere were about Is persons in line
nd at 3 o'clock there were five humid
I'd seats reserved. There are still
any seats left, but anyone wanting a
ood location had better come early.