The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-11-26
yesterday, and left this morning for

the Catholic ladies, were about s55(
A good mich COW for sale. Pric
S35. Inquire at this Office. r2l2'
Good fir and slab wood delivered t
any part of the city by Rowe 81 Cog
| Don't forget the patriotic exercise
to be given by the Christian Eudeavo
at the Christian chu rch this evening
Fred Floed, who has been with tn
Times-Mountaineer the past fou
months, LETT by today's boat for Port
land.
M. w. Hoyle is recovering from hi
recent illness and will soon be able to
take charge of the buildings he il
erecting in the city.
j. M. Patterson, president of the
Sherman County Bank at Wasco
spent Thanksgiving day with his fami
ly in The Dalles.
Passengers who came down on the
morning train, reported three feet Of
snow on the Blue mountains last night,
and a fearful storm raging.
Attend the big cleareace sale OF
trimmed hats and baby bonnets at
Campbell &Wilson's Millinery parlors.
Walking hats and sailors at half
prices
DR.. Geisendorffer WIS called to
Albany yesterday morning on account
of the illness of his sister who was re-
ported dying. The doctor will re.
iu n tomorrow evening.
Miss Cassie Gavagan who has been
visiting with her cousins the Misses
Brogans of tnis city for the past
three weeks, returned yesterday to
her home in Portland.
Mrs. Robert Kelly and daughter,
Miss Eva Heppner. came up last even
ing from Portland. Miss Heppner
will remain few days in the city be-
fore returning to school in Portland.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Frank 3. Sommerville, of Hay
Creek, aud Miss LAURA J. Knowles, OF
Portland. The marriage will be
at tho church of Our
Father, Portland: on Wednesday De-
Gem Der 7th.
John H. Marlin, who has been re-
siding in the Hawaiian islands for
several years past is here visiting his
sister, Mrs. J. B. Crossen.
Frank Seufert is home an extended
Jour through the east. He visited
New York aud several other eastern
states, and reports times fairly good
here.
Ernest Shearer is in from his sheep
'anch in Crook county. Mr.. Shearer !
ays the recent rains have started the |
,rass on the ranges, and sheep are now
,etting enough to eat.
T. Callaghau, of Rdtledge, is in the
ity. Mr.. Callaghan says the fall
own grain throughout Sherman
ounty is coming up nicely, the re-
ent rains having given it a good
tart.
The trenches for the new water
lain on Union street are dug from
econd to Fifth street. The company
aving the contract are rushing the
ork along, though are somewhat de.
Iyed on account of their pipe not
irving promptly.
Onc dozen of tho g extra finish Pla-
no Fotos, made by Clifford, will make
ou twelve fine presents for Christmas.
othing would be more appreciated,
ii now is the time to sit for them,
ont put it off too long and then
,pect to have them finished in ,
me. 10nov 1dec.
Yesterday morning George Smith,
lad about Is years Of age who resides 7
few miles west of town, undertook to t
,head goose for Thanksgiving din I
n, but instead amputated part of i
9 left thumb. He brought what was
It of the disabled member to town
d secured the services of DR.. Hol. S
ter to patch it up. He says the c
ose wriggled just when he went to
t off its head.
Messers. Gillian. Cock
Campbell celebrated Thanksgiving
launching their ferry boat Klicki-
;, the old Western Queen. which t
ey have rebuilt and made as good as b
W. The launching was not attended "
tn much ceremony, hut as the boat 8
i down the ways Miss Anna Cook 1
oke bottle of champagne, and said r
name thee Klickitat." The ma &
iuery will be putt in the boat at once, a
dit will be used between Lyle ard "
Q Oregon side. Il
What might have proved disas- Il
Jus fire started in Rev Wilburn's e
sidence at the Calvary Baptist a
urch Wednesday evening. Mrs. {
ilburn had left a two-year-old child r
room where there was lighted
mp, and the lamp was overturned in n
me way. The child was penned in
tween the wall and the burning oil
at was rapidly spreading over the {
nee when discovered by Mrs. Will
rn. who gave an alarm that attracted
Q attention of Messrs. j. F. Moore
hn Crate, and they rushed into the
'use, rescued the child .and put out
g flames in time to prevent serious
g.
Thanksgiving Foot Ball