The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-09-17
From Fridays Daily

,o | the FLYER perfect success.
Ell From Fridays Daily.
g. Alex Mcintosh left today for his
at home in Crook county.
le Hiram Gibson and family, of Prime
vile. are visiting in the city.
J.P. Hillstrow and wife, of Hood
- River, spent the day visiting in the
:. city.
= w. A. Johnston and family have
\ moved into one of DR.. Sidell's houses
on Fourth Street.
Messrs. c. F. Stephens and E. B
b Dufur went to Portland on the I
, o'clock train.
! VIM. Ellery, who has been here buy
, ing wool for several months past, left
last night for Boston.
, Geo. c. Mellott, freight agent for
, the N. P. r. r. is in the city looking
} out for business for his road.
VIM. w. Brown, a prominent wool
grower of Fife, returned last evening
from trip to Willamette valley.
Miss Ina Cooper was visiting friends
in the city yesterday and today, and
returned to Portland on the afternoon
train.
Today C. Mcpherson, of Cross Keys
delivered 81 heat of choice beef cattle
to Charles Butler to be shipped to
Port Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Isenberg who
have been visiting at Wasco, passed
through the city today returning to
their home at Hood River.
Wheat teams lined the streets in the
East end this forenoon, and at one |
time 55 were standing lined up await |
| ing their turn to unload.
A car load of beef cattle and two
cars of horses passed through here
today going west. The cattle was
billed to Troutdale and the horses to
Linnton.
Temple Lodge, A. o. U. W. had a
rousing meeting last night, and mem
bers say it reminded them of the old
time when this was the banner order
of the city.
Portland is to have the consolidated
NJ. E. college, this decision having
been made yesterday by the committee
holding meetings in McMinnville hav-
ing the matter in charge.
Tomorrow being Jewish New Year
the Great Northern Furniture store
will be closed until P. M. The pro-
prietors of the store will go to Port
land to spend the day. i
Today sheriff Kelley turned over to
the county treasurer S2366, Is, taxes 8
collected since the first of the month, c
SlS58, ,05 collected on the roll of 1896. t
and S508,10 collected on the roll of /
1897. e
The steamer Inland Flyer behaved e
on her return trip yester- t
day. Leaving here at noon and tow
ing scow to Cascade Locks, she S
reached Portland at 9 o'clock in y
the evening. jr
Visitors to the Portland exposition
could increase the pleasure of their u
Trip by extending it to Clatsop beach
md to Seaside. The Astoria and Col 7
lbia River r. r. will continue its sum- Il
ner schedule of rates during Septem- i
per and until Oct. 10th.x
Wheat is steadily advancing and has
zone up five cents during the past F
week. Today Moodys warehouse was
,aynig 55 cents bushel. and barley C
vas quoted at 80 to 85 cents. At these t.
prices farmers can afford to raise o
.rain, but if wheat would go to Is r.
,ents, with such crops as has been har- 8
rested this year, the farming commu- u
lity would be really prosperous. ~
DR.. D. Riggs, veterinary surgeon IL
md dentist. will spend the fall and 81
winter in The Dalles, and will have his it
headquarters at Sections feed yard, a
lext to Diamond mills. Dr. Riggs W
las practiced veterinary surgery for Ia
3 years. and thoroughly Understands N
lis profession. Parties in need of his L
ervices will do well to see him either NJ
t Sexton's feed yard Or the Farmers no
otel. el
Mr.. o. K. FitszimmoDs and Mr.. 81. !"
). Riner have closed their library IL
1ork here and The Dalles will have \ =
be benefit of 1000 volumes for period ;
t five years. Mr.! FitzsImmons will
eturn in about three weeks to take A
rders- ior rebinding which he was
bliged to leave on account of business L.
Or the Library Company in Portland. n,
hey have one of the largest and most. h,
omplete binding plants in the world sa
nd If you have any rebinding, to do, / fo
ave your address 1t this office. The E.b.
rices are the lowest we have known wi
nd the binding is fine. n,