The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-08-13
vine;;" 8 p. M, "Matter of Faith or

Mrs. Lyle and daughter left tt
morning for Cascade Locks to join t
~ colony of Dallesites camped at tn
lie place.
Id Messrs. Frank Menefee, T. A. Wa
e. and Ned Baldwin have gone to Il
N outing.
l. Rev. Jos. De Forest started tn
morning for Trout Lake. He wei
II by boat to White Salmon, and fro
y there will drive out to the lake.
Squire Brigham, of Dufur, is in tt
city and reports harvesting progres
ing nicely in that vicinity.
J. A. Macarthur has gone to Win
river to spend a few days with hi
, family who are camped at that place.
The first load of new wheat to al
rive in The Dalles was received Il
Moody's warehouse today. It wa
brought IN from Tygh Ridge by J
Hennigan.
DR.. and Mrs. Nicholson, of Phil
adeplhia. who are making a tour o
the Pacific coast spent last night il
the city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
D. P. Ketchum.
w. Fl. Groat accompanied by hi:
wife and mother and Mr.. G. M. Alden
were passengers on the Dalles City
this morning. They went TO that
I popular summer resort Moffit Springs
w. H. Butts family returned last
evening from Cascade Locks, where
they have been rusticatlng for three
| weeks. The health of his daughter.
Mrs. VIM. Maher, was greatly i'm.
proved.
The many friends of R. E. Salt
marshe were pleased to see him once
more on the streets this morning. Mr..
Saltmarshe has been quite ill, and has
been confined to his room nearly
month.
Henry Bills accompanied by his SIS
ter, Mrs. John Crate, left today for
Stevenson. At Mosier they will be
Joined by another sister, Mrs. Dins-
more, and together they will spend a
week camping.
Sunday, August 18th will undoubt-
edly be the banner day of the season
for the Bonneville excursionist. There
will be several new features in the
entertainment on that date Round
trip fare from The Dalles only 80 cents.
Remember the meeting of fruit
growers and shippers TO be held at the
council chambers tomorrow evening.
MIR. Weathered will be present to ad-
dress the growers on the best methods
of shipping and On other topics of in
terest.
L. and A. Saltmarshe, who have |
been visiting their brother, r. E. |
Saltmarshe, in The Dalles the past |
two weeks, left on the Dalles City for
Portland this morning. From Port
land one of them goes to England and
the other to Australia.
Last evening Ward Bros. of Nansene
delivered 26 head of fine beef to the
Columb bia Packing Co. From the
appearance of the cattle, customers of
he Columbia Packing Co. will be
reated to choice roasts and steaks for
ome time.
A La Grande man was adjudged in
ane and sent to the asylum the other
lay because he drove down the nails
n the board sidewalks. If any citizen
f The Dalles developes the same kind
f mania we hope he will not be sent
way until he finishes the job.
Today C. M. Grimes shipped 10 car
pads of beef cattle to the Union Meat
70. at Troutdale. The cattle were
'om French & Gillman's ranch in
lillian county, and were in prime con-
ition. 1t was as fine lot of beef as l
as been shipped from The Dalles for 6
)me time.
Even travelling bootblacks have s
|
lem, who by the way is a bright little $
llow, visited Albany the other day, s
ter having spent week here, and
I'D the Democrat reporter The Dalles r
as the "bustlingest" place he had g
und in the Northwest. He is coming :
ack to permanently locate. +
Now is The time to save money on
lillinery goods, sailor and summer
ats and trimmings. The midsummer E
earance sale of those articles at Mrs. n
eirano's millinery parlors is now on,
i'd everything is marked away down. :
aides will find it to their advantage
get prices of Mrs Peirano before
cd
Another boarder has been taken in Y
Hotel Fitzgerald Commonly known T.
J the county jail.) The latest addi- q
on is Curly Keith, who last evening =
aiYed examination in Recorder Gates
,urt, and was bound over to await the
,tion of the grand jury. Keith is
,cused of having stolen S23 from the I, d
eward of the Dalles City last Sun y
ny.
Thirty copies of the Oregon Official
oster were left with the local Emer-
ency corps, for sale at so cents copy. l
he present edition of the roster is
most exhausted. and as the second
lition will be less valuable, since it
i'll contain advertising matter, friends
the boys at Manila should secure 2
opies before those in the hands of the t
orps are all gone. n
The o. r. & N. Co. will run spec r
i coach between The Dalles and b
onnevi!le Sunday, August 14th for
ie accommodations of excursionists, 7
ping on the 6:55 A. NJ. train and re- r
lrning from Bonneville at $3.50 P. NJ. z
,ound trip rate from The Dalles to G
onneville or Multnomah Falls for q
lis excursion is only 80 cents. n
The Dalles may well take warning
ON the inconvenience to which other :,
astern Oregon cities are subjected at +,
resent on account of scarcity of water. q
aker City and Pendleton are both a
citing short of water and are limiting n
s use. We have none too much water a
ow, and with another 1000 population, ?
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