The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-06-25
From T uesday's Daily.

From uesday's Daily.
Mrs. Geo. A. Ferguson is reported
very sick.
James Cunningham, of Dot, Wash.
is n town.
a. G. Sanford, of Moro, is in the
ci on business.
L. McCune, of Hartland, Wash,
81 Mt yesterday in town.
war artist is always successful, (,
u though his battles are drawn.
p. Abbott, prominent sheep
from Wapinitia, is in the city.
oday VIM. A. Doyle and Alice
onemore were granted a license to
[isses Myrtle and Ada Lewis, o
SEQ, are visiting Mrs. Forwood in
city.
rs. L. M. Lane and Miss Hattie
I le arrived home last evening on
t boat.
car of beef cattle was shipped last
q ht to the Union Meat Co. at Trout
d g, by C. M. Grimes.
Mrs. j. M. Patterson and family left
Ii evening for Wasco, where hey
W IL spend the summer.
J. H. Guild, superintendent of the
o. R. & N. Co.'S. telegraph system,
died yesterday at his home in Port
land.
Wn. Dunn, who was reported as not
expected to live, is some better, aud
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
During the past twenty-four hours
the river has risen two-tenths of an
inch and this morning stood at 1868
feet.
Messrs. Ike Hermann, r. j. Ford
and A. J. Iceland, all travelling freight
solicitors, are registered at the UNA
tilla House.
A chorus of sixteen male voices un-
der the irecJion of Prof. Lundell are
practicing songs for the forth of July
The wool market has slightly up
ward tendency. Some wool men re-
port having been offered II cents
pound for choice lots.
The largest salmon caught this seas
on, on the upper Colum biaf was land
ed yesterday at Seufert Bros, fishery,
and weighed sixty-three pounds.
Murdock Mckay, who was shot some
time ago. at Antelope by VIM. Rolf, is
reported out of danger, and the chances
are favorable for his recovery.
The several committees on the 4th
of July celebration are working hard.
Citizens and visitors can rest assured
they will be royalty entertained.
Do not forget the excursion to be
given next Friday night. The best of
n usic will be in attendance, while re-
: eshments will be served on board.
J. H. Cross is erecting building on
t vacant lot on the north side of
'i'nird street between Federal and
! ,ughlin sJreets, and will use the
= me for storing hay. grain, etc.
Mrs. Judge Brink and son returned
st evening from visit to the Valley
left this morning for Prineyille,
company with T. M. Baldwin, CASH
of the First National bank, at
neville.
Yesterday was the quietest election
ever held in The Dalles. There
no rowdyism, no drunkenness and
contentious. If all elections could |
conducted as quietly it wonld be
sditable to the people.
J. V. O'Leary is in town, and states
at another operation will have to be
rformed on his father, who was shot
me time ago. His leg is giving him
great deal of trouble and more of the
one will nave to be removed.
VIM. Kelsey returned last evening
rom Portland accompanied by his
aughter, Mrs. Morehead, and two
nildren. They left today for Buck
follow, where Mrs. Morehead and
hildren will visit for some time.
This cool damp weather will make
le grain come out in good shape.
rom appearances the farmers will
OF have granaries large enough to
'ore their crops, or teams enough
lis fall to haul them to market.
The building belonging to Max
ogt & Co. on the corner of Third and
streets. is rapidly nearing
,mpletion. The ceiling has been
Used, brick walls repaired, and it has
ben otherwise remodeled. When I
lished it will add very much to the &
'pearance of that part of the city.