The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-01
From Thursdays Daily.


Mrs. J. w. Howard, of Prineville, ii
in town on her way to visit friends in
Indiana.
Col l. N. Day came up today on the
noon passenger. and is the guest of the
| Umatilla House.
j. Fl. Cross is erecting a new ware.
| house to replace the one destroyed on
Third street in the late fire.
Joe Hinkle, prominent business
man of Prineviile, arrived here today
on trip to Portland.
Judge Miller, of Vancouver, passed
through town this morning on his way
home from holding term of court at
Goldendale.
F. B. Summerville, secretary of the
Baldwin Sheep & Land Co., was in
r'wn last night and left on the stage
; !ns' Hay Creek, this afternoon.
I lie wife of DR.. Hollister and daugh.
ter, Miss Florence, went to Portland
this morning, to take in the exposition
and visit friends for few days.
S. r. Slayton, highly respected
pioneer of Crook county and resident
of Prinevllle, passed through town to-
day on his way home from visit to
Portland.
Orno Strong, publisher of the West
Coast Trade, one of the best trade
papers on the Pacific Coast, was in
town yesterday, leaving during the
night for Spokane.
Surveyor Colt has been employed by
the city to locate the corners and
frontage for the new buildings on the
block bounded by Second, Third, Fed
eral and Laughlln.
R. G. German, late local editor of
the Chronicle. writes from Salem
that he has been appointed to clerk
ship on the printing committee, hence
will remain at the capitol during the
present session.
Tom and Dennis Mccoy, came in
this forenoon from Dufur, and return
ed in a couple of hours to the bedside
of their father, who was still alive
when they left, but liable to pass
away at any moment.
Receiver H S. Wilson today Sold
the property known as the Colum bia,
feed yard to satisfy mortgage claim in
| favor of the Second National Bank.
IL was purchased by B. F. Laughl!n,
the buildings for $500, dump cart and
harness $40. taxes and rent $40.
There is large delegation of Crook
County. cow-punshers in town, proba
bly, over score, who yesterday
brought 1850 of cattle to Elght-Mile
and left them at the pasture until cars
can be obtained for their shipment
east. The cattle belong to Howard,
Ste;,. as & Jones.
D. g. Smith, a newspaper man from
Minnesota, has purchased half inter.
est in the Pendleton Republican.
They will start daily morning paper
about Oct. lst. The new daily will
take full telegraDhic service and its
promoters promise first class paper
in every respect.
Miss Minnie Sandrock, the charming
young MILNE" at Frazier & Wilson's
millinery parlors in this city, left last
evening for Wasco, to take orders for
this up-to-date emporium. Miss
Sandrock will visit Moro and other
towns in that vicinity before returning
for the winter opening.
Uncle Billy Kelsay and Mrs. Kelsay
arrived here this morning from their
home near Antelope. bringing with
them their two grandchildren, Misse 8
Lucy and Jessie Dougherty, who are
going home to Portland, and Charlie
and Emma Buchanan, son and daugh-
ter of Eugene Buchanan, of Squaw
Creek, Crook County, who are going
to attend the Por tland university.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Mike Doyle entertained number of
friends at their pleasant home few
miles west of town. Dancing was the
order Of the evening, and after dane