The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-04-30

l.. Several loads OF wool were receive
yesterday at the Wasco warehous
from points beyond Prineville.
| Mr.. Fayle. representing w. P. Flu
ler & Co. of Portland, is in the city in
terviewiDg some OF our merchants.
Mays & Grove today received fou
cars of barb wire, about LOCO rolls
and one car of Plano farm machinery
Pierce Mays, of Portland, is in th'
city and will leave for Sherman count.
this evening where he has business Il
attend to.
Ten tons of ore from the Ochoc'
| mines were received at the Wasc'
warehouse and shipped to the smelte
at Tacoma yesterday.
A marriage license was issued by the
county clerk, this morning, to John
B. Castner and Hattie M. Newcombe
both of Hood River.
Mrs. Robert Thompson, of Salem
who has been visiting at the residence
of Sheriff Driver, returned to her home
on the boat this morning.
Miss Dorothy Fredden returned las
evening on the boat from Portland
where she has been visiting Mrs. B. F.
Miller for the past three weeks.
Messrs. DAHL and Smith French
went to Klickitat county this morning,
where they intend to buy cattle, pro-
viding suitable stock can be found.
This morning nine cars OF cattle
were shipped to the Union Meat Co. at
Troutdale by Roe Grimes. They came
from Idaho and were very fine stock.
A trainload of cattle from the Will
annette valley passed through town to-
day on their way to North Dakota,
where they will be pastured on the
range.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet on Friday, the 10Th,
at the residence of Mrs. o. D. DOane.
Members and all interested are re-
quested to attend.
The Sarah Dixon had good load
aboard this morning. She took down
500 sacks of wheat, several tons OF
flour, quantity of mixed freight
and seven head of horses.
The city is in gala attire today,
many stores being decorated, and
flags flying. This is to show
the respect we have for our militia
boys, and to give them fitting fare
we'll.
The children of ]. E. Adcox, jeweler
for Harry C. Liebe, came up on the
boat last evening from Albany. ac-
by their grandmother, and
will make this place their future
home.
At late hour last night Captain
Booth received a telegram counter
nanding the order calling company G
20 Portland this morning. and order
ng him to report at headquarters with
lis command next Saturday.
The Bittner company presented
'Charley's Aunt" last evening toa
arge and appreciative audience. They
ire indeed clever artists and when
hey return next August we hope they
will be rece ived with packed house.
Ernest Jensen, window trimmer for
\. M. Williams & Co., has put the east
window of the store On war footing,
laving decorated it with 3 cannon
manned by hisques figures clad in the
ummer clothing carried by the store.
1t is reported that the county road
ear Thompson's addition has been
enced in, and owing to this fact
have great difficulty in get
ing to town. This should be looked
fter by the proper auth critics, and
emedied in some manner as soon as
ossiple.
In the case of Phil Brogan VS.. James
,owman, before Justice Filloon uOday !
o secure possession of a piece of prop
rty at Kingsley, the plaintiff was
iven right of title and the defendent |
otifed to quit the premises immedia-
ely.
Subscribers TO the Daily Times
who do not receive their
apers regularly will confer o favor
pon the publisher by notifying the
'ffice either personally or by telephone
o that any errors or neglect may be |
ectified.
1t is reported that the road from the
'rewery hill to Thompson's addition
3 in very bad condition. This should
'e attended to at once. as heavy team.
ng will soon begin, and as our trade
rom the interior is extensive. we
hould see that those coming to our
ity should be ushered in on good
Dads.
The armory OF company G has pre-
ented busy appearance today. Re-
ruiting officer Lieutenant Riddell has
'een busy all day filing applications
or enlistment, and by Saturday morn
ng, when tho company is ordered to
eport at Portland, it will have in its
anks the full quota of 100 men. A
lumber of recruits from Wasco and /
Hood River are expected to arrive to-
light.