The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-06-04
(From Fridays Dally.)


From Fridays Dally.)
M. vanbibber, OF Klickitat, is
the city.
James Cox, of Kingley, is in the ci
on business.
Ernest Jacobsen will leave tonigl
for interior points.
Mr.. Kraemer. sheepman of Ru
ledge, is in the city.
J. 81. Sherar was in town today a
tending to business.
Henry Stegman, a prominent farme
OF Centerville, is in the city.
G. A. Sisson, of White Salmon,
registered at the Umatilla House.
Since yesterday the river has falle
two-tenths of an inch and today stand
34.8 feet.
Bert Stephe Is, of Mahama, is visit
ing his brother, G. F. Stephens, il
The Dalles.
w. S. Bal ger, who has been in tow
several DAYS, left last evening for hi
home at Wasco.
A. S. McAllister returned last even
| ing from an extended trip to his sheel
ranch in Gillian county.
VIM. Lawder, of Bakeoven, came in
yesterday to see his brother, and re
turned home this morning.
Next Sunday morning Most Rever-
ent Archbishop Gross will give con-
firmation at St. Peters church.
The ferry boat lands at the foot Of
Washington street. and will continue
to, Until the Columbia recedes.
M. Sichei, who has been at Prime
vile for some time, returned this
morning to his home at Portland.
The Dalles Commission Co. are
using the stone building at the foot of
Washington street, for fish house.
Messrs. J. S. Fish, J. Fl. Cradle
baugh and son, Rudy, left last night for
the Grsenhorn mines near Baker city.
A splendid rain fell in the vicinity
of Dufur and Tygh Valley the first Of
the week, and insures good crops in
those sections.
Everybody is very busy around the
court house today, preparing the nec-
essary 2haraphanilia for the election
next Monday.
Carl Floyd, in company with a Sc
attic horse buyer, left today for Grass
Valley, where they intend to pur-
chase carload of horses.
D. B. BurkEalter, who has been
his sister, Mrs. A. Buchler,
the past week, will return tomorrow
to his home near Portland.
Hon. M. A. Moody, Ex-Governor
Moody and ]. L. Story were passen
gers on the west bound train this
going to Portland.
Yesterday b. NJ. Benson was united
in marriage to Maud Frantz. The
was performed by Justice
F'!i'',i at the residence of Dell Wilder
IA tnls city.
ThirJy-five men belonging to the
Fourth Cavalry band, stationed at
Walla Walla. passed through town
this morning on the Spokane flyer, on
heir way to San Francisco.
Come out tomorrow evening and
ear Hon. ]. J. Lentz, the ex-gold
man, who was converred to the cause
Of silver by investigating the opera
lions of Wall street brokers.
John Brogan, of Antelope, came in
yesterday with load of wool and left
this afternoon with freight for the
above point. He reports fine rain at
Antelope the first of the week.
Ike Herman, travelling freight agent
for the Oregon Short Line, and R. L.
Ford, representing the Rio Grande
Western Ry., are in the city soliciting
business for their respective roads:
J. j: Burns, the popular freight
has been promoted to
passenger run on this division. The
many friends of Mr.. Burns will be
glad to note his promotion, and wish
lim much success.
Carey Ballard, proprietor of the Co.
lumbia Candy Factory, has had his
place of business thoroughly reno
vated, repainted, and is now in posi-
ton to serve the public in the best
possible manner.
Six weeks ago General Schofeld
said: San army of 125, 900 could be in
motion in 48 hours,' and "the army
that the United States could call into
the field in a week or so would be
enormous" He knows better now.
It is to be hoped that NO party will
to run in the hobo vote next
Monday. What is to be desired is
fair vote of the actual residents of
Oregon. The professional tourist"
has no interest in our affairs, hence
his vote should not be recorded.
Ex-United States DISTRICT Attorney
Dan Murphy has been up the country
working for the republican ticket. and
spent few hours here this morning,
Murphy, like Judge Pines and few
other renegade democrats, have no
effect Whatever On voters:
Mr.. and Mrs, T. A. Hudson came up
from Portland last evening, where
Mrs. Hudson has been for the past i've
..,,n.ns, under treatment at the hos
pital. She is much improved In
health, although it will be some time
before she will be fully recovered.
The formal dedication of the Whit
man monument occur red at Wailatpu,
Memorial day. Rev. E. M. Condit de-
livered the dedicatory address DR..
Myron Eells and Penrose, OF Whitman
college, made short addresses. Over
200 people from Walla Walla and vicin'
ity witnessed the ceremonies.