The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-04-23

city yesterday, returned To her hOr
at White Salmon this morning.
Ben Allen, capitalist or Prinevill
came up from Portland last night al
left for his home this morning.
John Jackson left for Dufur tn
afternoon where he has contracts
do several jobs Of paper hanging.
w. A. Lane, of Linn county, Is
town today and will leave shortly fl
Silver lake, where he has stock il
terests.
Mrs. P. Carwell, of Goldendale, le
on the Dixon this morning for Por
land, where she will probably resid
in the future.
Two crews of sheep shearers are
town today, and will leave for th
southern part of the county tomorro'
to begin shearing.
A. R. Lyle returned from Portlan
last night, and is in the city waitin
for some cattle to arrive from hi
ranch at Cross Keys.
V. M. Bennett, who has been visit
ing his cousin, John Filloon, for tn,
past few weeks, left this morning OF
the boat for Washougal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hess returned
from Portland last night, and left thi:
morning for Goldendale where they
will reside in the future.
Messrs. Allaway and Glenn left on
the Spokane flyer this morning for
Portland, where they go in the inter-
est of the D. P. & A. N Co.
Any person desiring to embark in
the grocery business in thriving
country town will do we'll to call at
this Office and learn particulars.
E. S. +. Newcome is in town today
from his home at Ridgeway. His
brother Godfrey, left this morning for
a visit to his old home In England.
The Misses Lytle, who have been Wis.,
iting at the residence of j. M. Patter-
son for the past week. returned to
their home at Wasco last evening.
Capt. Waud went to Portland on the
boat this morning. He goes below to
complete arrangements for his taking
charge of a steamer on the Stickeen.
Seufert Bros. today shipped car
load of canned salmon to ST. Louis.
From there it will probably go south
to feed some of the hun CRY Cubans.
Manager Early, of the Oregon Lum-
per Co. at Viento, who has been in the
city on business, accompanied by his
wife, returned to his home this morn
.ng.
Miss Thompson, who has been visit
ng at the residence of Sheriff Driver
or the past couple of months, return
ID this morning to her home in Port
and
L. S. Logan, from Eugene, is in the
ity today, and will leave tomorrow
Dr. Prineville. Mr.. Logan is an old |
esidenG of Pr1neville and goes there
, attend to business.
it is said to be uuitr hard to find a
,rmula to allow Spain to announce
nat she will get out of Cuba. Per
APPS 81 will not re-Maine," would do
} we'll as anything else. !
The suit of Mary y6ohan to replevin
horse from Abraham Mitchell, was
sfore Justice Filloon today. Hunt
lgton & Wilson appeared for the
airtiff while W. 81. Wilson repre-
'nted the defendant.
The Times -Mountaineer is endeavor.
lg to keep abreast of the times and
Is fallen il lire with few improve
ents, among which is a cozy editor
e always pleased to entertain Wis
o-s.
Ninety.fve head of yearling cattle
slonging TO French & Co, were fed
the sto ,kyards last night. The
,ock came from the Willamette val
y and will be taken to Eight Mile
,day, where they will be pastured
It'll this fall.
Mrs. Gilmore, proprietor of the res
.uran opposite Mays & Groves store,
as bitten through the hand by dog I
'day, and received a very painful
ound. DIR. Hollister was called, and
tended her injuries. The dog was
killed.
Last evening at 6:45 seven passenger
,aches and one baggage car passed
trough town On the road to Spokane.
wo trainloads of soldiers will leave
lere tomorrow over the Union
acific route, for the south, to be
lady in case they are needed to de-
md the country against Spain.
The funeral of an old gentleman bv
le name of Mark Fleming took place
lis afternoon from the undertaking
of Crandall & Burget.
n. Fleming was about 80 years of
ye, and had been working for M. J.
tanning at Burnt Ranch for some
me, when he took the grip which
,rminated in pneumonia and caused
is death. /
County Clerk Kelsay informed US to-
ay that the Chenowith Creek Coal
o. are preparing to begin work in a
,ort time. Undoubtedly there is
,al in the neighborhOod of Cheno-
ith creek, and if this company takes
old of the affair they will surely pros
oct thoroughly. Ifwhat they expect,
,al in great quantities. is found, we
i'll have work for all, and there will
. no need to send to The Dalles for
scl uits for the army, for we will be
20 busy to respond.
The Evening Star of Washington D.
:, in recent issue, makes mention
the Art Students League, and
mong other things says: Under the
lstruction of Miss Louise Hull the
lass in antique painting have done
Ork admirable for its serious, earnest
ualities." In this class it mentions,
mong others, Miss Harriet Marden,
aughter of John Marden, of this city,
nd says thu work done by her is es-
ecially worthy OF mention.