The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-05-28
barley frem DAYTON. Wash.

Q barley from Dayton, Wash.
Messrs. Brigham and Arbuckle lei
$ for Dufur today, where they go to a
I. tend the picnic at that place.
f VIM. Thorburn, of Kingsley, VIII
q has been in town on business, re
turned to mis- home this afernoon.
t A pair of eye glasses lost in or abou
the Catholic church. Finder vii
please leave same at This Office. Sd.
: G. B. HemphilI, of Prineville, il
! registered at the Umatilla House hav
ing just returned from a trip to Sal
Francisco.
Mrs. Tarpley, who has been visiting
Mrs. FL. w. French for the past few
days, returned this morning TO hel
home in Portland.
County Clerk Kelsey and Deputy
Sheriff Kelly left this morning fol
Dufur to be in attendance i: tna pic
mic given there today.
| J. w. Howard, of Prineville. ar,
rived in town last evening with I. BAN.
of cattle. which at present are in tin.
pasture at Eight-mile.
Mrs. F. W. Wilson will leave this
evening for AsLville, N. c., where she
| will join her husband who is at the
above named place for his health.
| 1. J. Norman. daughter Molly, and
son George, left on che boat This
| morning for Hood River where they
| will pitch camp and remain for some
| time.
Commencement exercises at the Vogt
tomorrow night will begin promptly at
s o'clock. An admission of 10 cenJs
will be charged to pay hall rent and
| other expenses.
Miss Georgia Story arrived from
Grants today on the delayed train.
She will remain in town a few days
visiting at the residence of he- uncle,
Hon. j L. Story.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nichols. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Lemison, and several
young girls left this morning ol the
Dalles City for hood River where they
go to pick stra " berries.
An elegant monument arrived at the
depot today, and will be placed, by the
Woodmen of the World, to the men,
ory of Daniel DeWolf, who died in
California January Il, 1898.
A runaway occurred today in the
East End, and fortunately ended with
out any serious results, although the !
rig was completely smashed, and the !
occupants thrown under the wagon.
Several coaches Of Montana troops !
will pass through here sometime Sun
day morning, and will be met by the
emergency corps who will serve coffee
and refreshments to the soldiers
1t is now certnin'y that The Dalles
will celebrate the Fourth of July.
Every body is anxious tor it, and ar
will be made next week
for the biggest demonstration ever
seen in the city.
Last night Temple Lodge, A. o. U.
W., elected G. F. Stephens and II. S.
Frazier delegates to the grand lodge,
and c. j. Crandall and Hans Hansen
llternates. Grand lodge meets in
Portland in July.
Rev. w. c. Curtis, who has heen
pastor of the Congregational church
1t this place for the past ten years.
eft on last evenings train for VIII
Jams port, Mass, where his wife and
son Winterston are at present.
Salvation Army Sunday night, May
9th. Farewell meeting of CAPT. Col
ms and Lieut.. Staynes. Come and
Did them farewell, aud hear who is to
ucceed them. Saturday night. Free
md easy. Ice cream social after the
Meeting.
Capt. F. II. Sherman came up last
vening in charge of the steamer
)alles City. He was captain of the (
Regulator fo.' number of years, and
lis many friends will be glad to hear
f his again being with the D. P. & A. ,
7. Co.
Hon. ]. r Sovereign, the great c
abor leader, is recognized to be one 9
t the brainy men of the nation who
las carefully studied political economy. t
lis address this evening should be t
istened to by every voter in The
)alles. I
School Superintendent G. L. Gill
'ert returned last evening from trip
o the southern part of the county,
7here he has been visiting the differ Z
mt schools. He reports finding them
n fourishing condition, and teach
RS pleased with their years work.
J. L. Thompson has just finished {
Inc stage coach. to he run on the line ]
etween Canyon City and Heppner.
'oday Fl. l.. Kuck is putting on the I
anvas cover, and in a few days the c
7ork of Dalles mechanics will be sent
o carry the United States mail be- a
ween the above named points. o
Hood River is harvesting an i'm
nense crop Jf strawberries and they
re being shipped to Butte, St. Paul
md Chicago where they are selling at
air prices. Berry pickers are said to
'e in demand at all points in Hood
river valley, there being scarcely
nough to handle the crop. c
The question has been asked: 'How
ften can mail be sent to the Philip
ines?" The latest issue of the Postal !
iuide shows that mail leaves San
FRA ncisco every 10 days. Both lines
# steamers carry it to Hong Kong
Vhere it is taken by another line of
teamers, so that all mail goes via '.
Hong Kong.
Oregon Pioneers. |
The Oregon Pioneer association 5
will hold their annual reunion in c
Portland on June Is. A grand parade I
will be formed at l o'clock under the
Erection of Hon John Mimic GRAND