The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-08-27
From Tuesdays Daily.

| l.. j. Davenport, OF Mosier, was in
the city today.
Mrs. B. F. Laughlin went to Salem
today to visit relatives.
David Cannon. of the Santa Fe re-
| frigerator car service, is in town.
B. D. Clifford came home last even
ing frcm his camp at Motfit springs.
Mrs. Capt. Waud and children went
to Portland on the boat this morning.
A.. J. Shrum. of Cherry creek, is in
| the city looking after the sale of his
| wool.
G. j. Farley and E. Jacobsen, of this
city, are registered ct the Belvedere,
| Portland.
The Wasco warehouse is sending a
large number of grain sacks to farmers
| in the interior.
Miss Stella Smith, of Portland. who
| is enjoying an outing at Hood River.
paid The Dalles a short visit today.
Lee Morse, of Hood River, spent the
day in the city looking over the fruit
market and arranging for shipping.
A consignment of 10000 pounds of
| wool from the Silver Lake country
will reach the Wasco warehouse to-
! morrow.
Messrs. Savage and Eldredge, of the
Northwestern and the Northern Pa.
cific fruit car service respectively, are
in The Dalles.
Captain Anderson went down to
Cascade Locks today to begin calking
the hull of the Regulator, preparatory
to it's being launched.
Arrests in Portland do not seem to
be any more numerous than under the
Pennoyer administration, although as
many crimes are reported.
The 'coast directory" faker has
been working" Grants Pass. A
number of persons were yictimized to
the extent of dollar each.
H. S. Turner, editor of the Dufur
Dispatch, was in the city today, and
l6lU OIl OsOO UTdlu lOI ppohouC w |
attend the meeting of the press asso-
ciatlon.
Yesterday five car loads of wool were |
shipped out over the o. r. Il N. for |
Boston. One car went to Jerimiah |
Williams & Co. and four to J. Kosh-
land & Co.
This morning Albert Roberts |
brought in $40 fiue mutton sheep that /
he had sold to the Union Meat Co, at
Troutdale. They were loaded at Salt
marshe & Co.'S stock yards.
Capt. McNulty is taking his summer
vacation, and at present Charles Nell |
sen is taking his place as mate on the |
Sarah Dixon. The captain and his |
family are at their farm near Mosier.
Louie Monestre LA has secured a |
position as stone cutter for the con-
tractors who are to build the new Gus.
tom house at Portland. He will go to !
Portland as soon as the work begins. |
The D. P. & A. N. Co. have begun
replanking the lower end of their dock,
preparatory to anchoring the wharf
boat at the north end of the incline so |
soon as the water shall go down little
more.
Some new wheat is being received
each day at the Moody warehouses.
and while they are chuck full Of wool
they find room for storing wheat,
where it can be held until farmers are
ready to sell.
Mrs. S. L. Brooks went to Cascades
today. 1t is the first time Mrs. Brooks
has been able to get away from the
city during the summer, she having |
been afflicted with rheumatism for
several months.
Miss Lola Ewbank is in the city and
will take Miss Rose Michell's place on
the Chronicle while Miss Michel is
attending the state press association
at Spokane and the national associa-
tion at Denver.
r. II. Darnielle has finished harvest
ing the crop on his Eight-Mile farm,
and threshed IL bushels to the acrs of
sn ing wheat, and 20 bushels to the
acre of fall wheat. The general aver
age on Eight-M Mile has been II bushels.
VIM. Weatherred is shipping an.
other car of Italian, Silver and Hun.
garian prunes to the Chicago market
today for some OF the prominent fruit
growers of this section, and will con-
tinue to ship carloads daily until the
season is over. Arrangements are
pending for the sale of some lots spot
cash on board cars.