The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-04-23
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
frrou Saturdays Dally.0

Trou Saturdays Daily)
II. Herbripg left on the morning
train for Portland.
FIN. Jones returned from business
trip to Portland last night.
Mrs. J. A. Douthit eft for Portland
this morning fer short visit.
Mrs. Geo. Morgan went to the Css
cades ON the morning train.
The Spokane Flyer was about ar
hour and half late this morning.
Rev. w. C. Curtis left for Hillsbore
on the delayed train this morning.
A bunch of hogs were received al
the stockyards today from Klickitat
for the Columbia Packing Co.
Ed. L. Garr, representing Hoas
Bros, grocers of San Francisco, is ir
the city in the interest OF his firm.
Ivan Humason, who has been in the
city on business for few days returned
to his home in Portland this morning
Rev. Hughes, of Hillsboro, will oc
cupy the pulpit at the Congregations
church tomorrow morning and even
ing.
Henry Fowler, the popular passen
ger conductor, was in the city for a few
hours yesterday, visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Enright returned to Wascc
last evening accompanied by Miss Rose
Kicks who will visit with Miss Enrighi
few days.
Mrs. DIR. Rinehart and Miss Nan
Cooper left ON the Spokane flyer this
morning, and will spend Sunday in
the metropolis.
Mrs. Filloon and Mrs. Cradelbaugh
left by private conveyance, this morn
ing, for Goldendale, where they will
visit few days with friends.
Most of the town and country dele
gates haye returned from Astoria,
although few remained over in Port
land, and will be up tonight.
Monday morning $4,000 will be
turned over to county treasurer Phil
lips by the sheriff of this county for
taxes that have been collected.
The first wool of this seasons clip,
received by the Wasco warehouse,
was unloaded this morning. 1t came
from the Baldwin Sheep & Land Co.
at Hay creek.
G. w. Phelps, who has been in at
tendance at the state convention,
came up on the Spokane flyer last
evening. He took the 11:45 train for
his home at Heppner.
The Eastern Washington Volunteer
Firemen's Association will hold
at La Grande, in June.
Why not The Dalles fremen join the
and enter a team in the
c0ntests?
A number of those present at the re-
publican state convention held at AS.
sorie have returned home, among them
81. L. Kuck, c.. L. Gilbert, Thomas
Driver, c. W. Phelps, E. Jacobsen and
A. A. Jayne.
A car load of. horses from Union
we're fed at the stockyards this morn
ng, and then shipped below. They
will be distributed along the railroad
Ind will be used in grading and re-
pairing the roadbed.
Misses Minnie Sandrock and Minnie
Smith left by train this morning for
Portland, where they will purchase
tock Of millinery. They intend open
ng store at Grass Valley, and will
undoubtedly do quite well.
Rev. o. D. Taylor has returned and
will conduct services at the First Bap-
list church tomorrow morning at II
,'clock. There will be no evening
ervice tomorrow, but hereafter the
Usual services may be expected.
Last Tuesday Henry Parrott suicid-
I'd near Oregon City, having cut the
.rteries of his wrists and ankles and
hen jumping into creek. He had
,ecome deranged from brooding over
he continual sickness of his wife.
The Dalles Commission Co. received
letter today from New Orleans, stat
ng that the potatoes they shipped
ONE time ago arrived all right, and
vere the best that ever came to that
1arket. This speaks well fer Wasco
ounty potatoes.
Hon. M. A. Moody, republican NOM
nee for congressman in this district,
} expected home on the 500 train this
vening, and will be met at the depot |
nth carriage drawn by eight black
orses, and preceded by the brass
and, will be taken to the Umatilla
louise where reception will be tend
red him.
1t is pleasing TO note the improve
,ents that are being made in the diff
srent business houses Of the city,
lany of which are being renovated
nd frightened up in way that indi-
ates revival of business. Among |
ne improvements being made it is
oticed that the interior of French &
o.'s bank is being revarnished and
frightened up by r. D. Mendelsohn,
he expert polishe- and piano repalrer.
Last Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.
anty met with quite serious aecid-
1T at their home in Arlington, says the
ecord. While trying to get some ap-
es out of store room, Mr.. Canty
'oke through the boards that covered
old well, and dragged Mrs. Canty
til him. They fell 80 feet to the
'ttom of the well. lighting in about
rec feet of mud and water, and it
Is an hour before help came to rescue
em. Mrs. Canty was quite severely
'uised.
(From Mondays Dai1y.)
Dave Mastens, of Goldendale is in the
ty.
L. Bissineer of Portland, is in the
~ on business.
NJ. II. Isenberg returned to his home
Hood River this morning.
w. C. Allaway went down the river
the Dalles City this morning.