The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-12-31

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tress, and found her being choked b,
her husband. The editor bad dreame.
that delinquent suscriber had pait
lup his subscription, anu he was grasp
ling his wife by the throat thinking h,
had the money in his hands.
Today ]. B. Crossen is mourning the
loss of very fine sack of potatoes tina,
had been presented to him. They
were an uncommon variety, and Mr.
Crossen had anticipated feast on the
large. mealy tubers when they should
be cooked in proper style. but he will
never taste those spuds. They had
been left at the Baldwin restaurant
for him, and he sat them in front OF
the store room while he went after a
dray to haul them home. While he
was hunting the dray somebody else
was hunting potatoes, and found them.
The Dalles bowling team returned
last night from Portland and the mem.
bers were free to express the fact that
they were not satisfied with the treat
meut extended to them by the Road
Club. They had expected to meet
clubmen at the alleys, but instead met
a team composed principally of pro-
fessional bowlers. However the home
team did exceptionally we'll, making
an individual average Of Al in the four
games, while their opponents made an
average of AT. Mr.. Houghton made
the highest individual score for the
Dalles team, and a man by the name
of Solomon lead the Portlanders with
total score of 2l3, which breaks the
tour nament record.
From Thursdays Daily.
Wheat is 43 cents, with very few
sales.
Today John Rodh shipped 80 head of
fine hogs to Troutdale.
E. Parsons, of the Portland Evening
Telegram, is in the city.
Wallowa county is covered with
from 16 to 18 inches of snow.
Mrs. John Laue and daughter, of
Portland, are visiting in the city.
Mr.. Freidenhamer of the firm of Cot
ton, Teal and Minor. is in the city.
M. Kirby, piano tuner and repairer.
Leave orders at Jacobsen's stores If
Marriage license has been issued to
Frank W. Angus and Grace E. Bel.
ding.
Thomas Callahan, of Rutledge, was
in. town today attending TO land
A. M. Williams & Co. are in receipt
of some new shapes in gentlemen's
collars and CUFFS
Hon. Geo. H. Steyeus, ex-register of
he U. S. land. Office at Vancouver,
was in the city today.
Misses BERTHE and Minnie Butts left |
his morning for Portland to visit
heir sister, Mrs. VIM. Maher.
G. M. Grimes passed through today
With SIX cars of cattle he had bought
n Baker for the Union Meat. Co.
Business. at the land Office continues
o be brisk. The daily receipt for the
urchase of forfeited railroad lands
mout to about 5000.
The blockade on the o R. & N. line
his eide of Oneonta caused by slide,
7as removed last evening and trains
re running on time today.
u. S. World is registered at the
Jmatilla House from Viento. The
anne is rather an attractive one and
'ould indicate that he is an expansion
It.
G. A. Cable, the popular day
ERIK of the ST. Charles Hotel, of
ortland, accompanied by his wife,
re visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. M.
arkins..
Messrs. e. E. Savage, J.. b. Dukes,
rthur Disbrowi F. 81. Button and c.
/. Morse, who have been in the city
,yeral days, left this morning for
.ood River.
W. c. Hanke, who was injured in
threshing machine belonging to w.
i. Babcock last fall, has commenced
lit for $40, 900 damages against Bah
,ck in the Walls Walla superior .
,urt.
With q railroad from Biggs to An
'lope and another from Lyle to
where is The Dalles trade =,
oing to come from? This is q ques-
On property owners should ask them
Ives.
1t is reported from Long Creek that
Inge horses throughout Grant county
q very thin, and il is expected that
!; least four.ifths of them will die
1ring the winter. They are consid-
ed Of so little value that owners will
OF waste hay feeding them. D
Yesterday articles were filed with
10 secretary of state incorporating
le Arlington Warehouse Co. The
.pital stock is $4,000, and the in
,rporators are b. F. Laughlin, J. W.
rench and w. Lord. The object of
le Incorporation is Ito do q general /,
arehouse and merchandise business.
Today Sheriff Kelly sold two parcels
land, of 100 acres each, in Hood
yer valley, to satisfy mortgages held
= J. G.. Fowler and w. J. Caeser
yainst M. P. and A. Neff, and Robert
7ilson against the same parties.
be property was bid in by the North I:
merican Trust Co. for $l147. 10.
A band of 1900 Oregon wethers sold
r $3.50 per head at railroad station
gently in Wyoming to GO to Ne.
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