The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-07-23

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jumped out of the window, catchin.
his wrist on q nail and tearing tn,
flesh terribly. DR.. HoIlister dress
ed the wound, taking several stitches
in it.
(From Mondav'sDaily.l
F. N. Jones, OF Sherars Bridge, is il
the city,
A. L. Bunnell, of Glenwood Wash
is In the city.
| A. J. Brigham, of Dufur, was in the
,.ity yesterday.
J. A. Cooke, representing Shilling
Best, is in the city.
DR.. Geisendorfer made a profes
siOnal trip to Dufur today.
| Chas. Buckley left this morning fol
his home in Grass Valley.
I. G. Hinman, of Oregon City, i:
registered at the Umitilla House.
| VIM. Holder, sheriff of Sherman
county, spent Sunday in the city.
| C. B. Don, prominent sheepman
from Antelope, is in the city on bust
ness.
J. A. Gulliford, prosperous farmer
from near Dufur, was in the city
today.
W. o. Hadley, prominent jeweler
of Moro. is in the city, accompanied by
his wife.
Chas. Frank. sr., left this morning
for Fifteen-Milo, where he goes on a
fishing expedition.
Harry Liebe and Sam Thurman left
on the boat this morning for Wind
river, where they go on hunting and
fishing expedition. They expect to
take ten days outing.
The Albany Lodge of Elks will give
| an excursion to Yaquira Bay, on
Sunday next.
In all probability Spain will adopt
red. white and blue as mourning
colors.
Fred Waud returned yesterday from
Alaska, where he has been with his
father on the Stikene river.
Misses Minnie and Lena Sandrock
returned home this morning from
few months stay at Grass Valley.
Miss Annette Michel, who has been
visiting Miss Eva Slusher of Dufur.
returned home last evening.
Last night $50 head of Merino bucks
were shipped from the stockyards by
the Baldwin Sheep & Land Co.
Miss Laura Thompson left this
morning for Long Beach, where she
will spend a week visiting Miss Alice
Wheeler, of Portland.
Leo Schanno and Jos. vogt left this
morning for Long Beach, where they
will spend few days listening to what
the wild waves are saying.
A number of headers were started
running this morning in the vicinity
of Dufur. Threshers will start up
about the middle of next week.
Last Saturday Drs. Dietrich, FL
wood and Gelsendofer performed a
very difficult operation on Mrs. Bur-
lingame at her home in Dufur. At |
last accounts Mrs. Burlingame was
improving.
Yesterday the Stadleman Commiss-
Ia " oh hn Of
fruit that has been sent out from The
Dalles this year. 1t consisted of
peaches and plums and was shipped
TO Minneapolis.
1t is pleasing to Oregonians that the
Oregon has been chosen as Commodore
Watson's flagship ia the campaign to
De waged against Spain. No better
could have been made. for
he Oregon is today the best ship in
he navy.
The weather for the past few days
las been exceptionally cool for July.
During the evenings wrap is needed
While the days are most pleasant. We
Fho have to stay at home and cannot
% to the seaside or mountains duly
ppreciate the kindness of providence
q being so considerate of us.
The following is going the rounds of
he press and contains more truth
han poetry: "when man loYes sin he :.
Oes down; when he loves his wife he
oes home: when he loves another :
,an's wife he goes to the graveyard; :
hen he loves girl they both go
razy."
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Stephens left
his morning for Portland, where Mr.
tephens goes as delegate to the T
Vorkmen grand lodge, while Mrs.
tephens goes as a delegate to the
'egree or honor. Before returning
hey will visit friends and relatives in I
le valley. {
E. E. Lytle, president of the Col
mbia Southern. was in the city today,
nd fled map of his road from Biggs
, Moro, with the land office to be !
to the interior depart.
'ent. Mr.Lytle says track is now laid :
lree miles out from Wasco. and that
le road will be completed to Moro by .
ctober Ist.
Henry Bowen returned last night
ON Dawson City, where he has been
,r the past few months. He states
laska is not what it is represented to
3, and that many men are only too
xious to obtain work for their sup
ort. He has seen nearly all who
it here and reports they are all pros
ering, but not getting rich fast. He
,pects to return again in the near
tare.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Alf. Allen, of Prineville, is in the
ty.
c. Thorburne, of Kingsley, is in the
ty.