The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-03-19
From MondaY,s DailY.l

DIR. Shackelford has taken Office
rooms in the Vogt block.
Miss Stella Masters, of Goldendale,
is visiting the Misses Bolton in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Miller and Miss
Eunice Hart, of Goldendale, are visit
ing in the city.
Will Crossen returned Saturday
from California where he has been the
past six months.
A. P. Nelson, chairman Of the popu-
list county commsttee of Multnomah
county, is in the city.
Miss Kicks, train dispatcher for the
o. r & N, returned yesterday from a
visit to Victoria, 3. G.
Fancy ribbons at A. M. Williams &
Cos. Ribbons of exceptionally good
quality offered at 25 cents per yard.
Business of Importance. evil come be-
fore Friendship lodge tonight, and all
Knights are requested to be present.
Mrs. ]. M. Patterson went to Wasco
on last evenings train to visit with her
husband who is living in Wasco at
present.
Clarence Conkling, the young man
who was kicked by a horse last week,
is still very i'll. with little chance Of re-
covering.
Yesterday bunch of 73 burros from
Utah passed through here en- route to
Seattle. From there they will be
shipped to Alaska.
Ladies who wish to be considered
up-to-date will not fail to see the line
of collars and cuffs just placed on sale
at Pease & Mays.
Judge Bradshaw, District Attorney
Jayne, E. B. Dufur, B. S. Huntington
and Frank Menefee have gone to Moro
where circuit court convened this
morning.
Ladies who have been looking for
metal and jeweled belts will now find
an exquisite line at Pease & Mays.
They are also showing strong line of
leather goods in Russett and undressed
leather.
Keep in mind the musicale by Miss
Dorothea Eliot and Miss Harriet Stew
ems at the K. of P. hall Wednesday |
evening. This Will probably be the
.last time Dalles people. will have an
opportunity to hear Miss Eliot.
VIM. r. Gray, of Illinois, is in the
aty visiting his daughter, Mrs, Prof.
Gavin, having arrived yesterday morn
ing from Malheur county, where he
has been visiting his brother and
daughter during the past winter.
One of A. NJ. Williams & Co.
leading departments this season is
their laoies suit department, which is
already making an attractive showing
in number of stylish garments.
More to come.
Saturday evening Miss Lizzie
Farmer received message announc-
ing the death of her father, Thomas
Farmer. at Troy, New York, at the
home of his daughter. Mr.. Farmer
was 73 years of age and leaves five
children, four daughters and one son.
He spent the winter here, having left
The Dalles on February oath, and had
been at the home of his daughter only
one week prior to his death.
Five Eastern Oregon "babies" in
vaded Gifford's gallery yesterday and
made an impression on one OF his cam
aries. They were S. D. Bremen and
r. E. Misner, of Mitchell, Frank Sum-
ners, VIM. Marders and w. II. Butts,
If The Dalles. After their pictures
we're taken they repaired to the scales
It the stock yards, where they regis
cred as weighing 1908 pounds. Dad
Butts was the only lighs man in the :
.rowd and he weighed PA pounds.
There were fair scores made by Dalles
,owlers this week, but no records a
we're broken. On the Umatilla house
,lleys, Meatz made the high score on {
Monday, Tuesday and Saturday with t
allies of So, 65 and "a, on Wednesday r
Brown made SO, Friday Odell made 8