The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-11-26

Last night Wood Bros. received a car
each of cattle and sheep from Malheur
cJunty for their market here.
Marriage licence we're granted Satur
day to T. J. Britton and Mary j
Brookhouse, Charles E. Spencer ant
Anna L. Irvine.
Frank Gable is in from his ranch
near Wapinitia. He says the rain:
thus far have been sufficient to star
the grass on the range.
| The funeral of the late Mrs. J. w
| Condor will be conducted from the
| family residedce, on Union street, al
2:30 tomorrow afternoon.
The house of the Regulator is nov
safely on the new hull, and all thai
remains to be done is to put the ma
| chinery in to complete the boat.
Besides the music furnished by St
Mary's orchestra, there will be fine
musical program rendered at the ba
zaar Wednesday and Thursday even
ings.
Mrs. Clara 2. Underhill was in town
this morning purchasing necessaries
for the customary Thanksgiving din
ner she gives at her hospitable home
near Boyd.
A small ouckskin purse was lost on
the streets today, containing s. bill
and few dollars In silver. Suitable
reward will be paid for its return to
this office.
A. Anderson began this morning
on Marders' new building and will
complete it, Mr.. Hoyle who had the
contract being sick and unable to fin
ish the job.
P.B. Doak, of Hay Creek, arrived
here last night in charge of $50 head
of cattle belonging to the Baldwin
Sheep & Land Co. that have been sold
to eastern buyers.
The dance to be given Thanksgiving
night at the Vogt will be strictly first
class in every respect. Music will be
furnished by the orchestra and supper
will be served up in style.
The locks at Cascades are being re-
paired to-day, hence the boats were
not permitted to pass through. Pass
engers were transferred, though very
little FREIGHT was handled,
A humane society would find good
work in The Dalles. The manner in
which turkeys are being tortured by
Portland buyers would come under
the attention of such a society.
In the circuit court this morning
VIM. Daley plead guilty to an indict-
ment for larceny, the court having
overruled a demurrer to the indict-
ment. Ho will be sentenced Wednes-
day morning.
Last evening a union bible service
was held at the Congregational
church, attended by the members of
the Methodist and Congregational
The meeting was addressed
by Rev. HITLER.
"You get your moneys worth"
If you come to the Vogt opera house
and Thursday evenings
Nov. % and "a and see Clarke and
Hampshire, the burnt cork artists in
their "Rag time" sketch.
Curly Keith and Thomas Riley were
delivered yesterday to the authorities
at the penitentiary. The officers left
here with them on the early morning
train and made the round trip to Sa-
lem, returning home by the II o'clock
train.
Railing for turkeys, geese and ducks
will be favorite pastime at the o. z.
saloon each evening from now until
Thanksgiving. Bob Hawn has nice
lot of them which he intends dispos-
ing Of in this manner.
Today 1880 head of stock cattle from
Hay creek and Willow creek, Crook
county, were loaded at the stock yards |
here, and shipped over the o. r. & N.
and Northern Pacific to Montana.
They were sold by the Baldwin Sheep
& Land Co. and Messrs. 81. A. Cleek
Ind Perry Reed to Mr.. Scott, of Butte.
They made train of "a cars that left
or the ga st at3 O'clock
The ordinance preventing stock to |
'un at large. in the city limits, should |
De more strictly enforced. 1t is a ter
'ible bother to property owners to
lave to stand guard over their yards
% keep town cows from eating up
heir shrubbery and flowers.
The case of G. E. Bartell VS.. G. T. |
thomson was given to the jury at II
'clock Saturday night, the jury being
'ermitted to bring in a sealed verdict
t Q o'clock this morning. After being
ut until 3 o'clock yesterday they came
nto court this morning with verdict
+ $50 tor the plaintiff.
Our old friend John CLadlebaugh is
own from the Greenhorn, and looks
ike fortune had not been smiling on
i'm, for he has the appearance of the
ast part of bad winter. But John
ays he deceives his looks. He has a
lillion in sight at his mine on the
Ireenhorn, and ten times that much
hat is not in sight.
G.. A. Freeman is on trial in the cir
dit court today charged with stealing
horse from Wallace Fargher. Dis
.ict Attorney Jayne is conducting the
and Dufur & Menefee the
efense. The jurors in the case are
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