The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-08-20
holding Catholic services in this sec.

E. c. Marlin and wife, of Warn
;. Springs, are in town en- route hom
d from an outing to the coast.
Kenneth McRae of Dayville, Gran
. county, stopped over in The Dalles en-
route home from Portland.
Judge and Mrs. Bennett have re
turned from Newport, where they have
been visiting the past two weeks.
Martin Murray, commercial
traveller from Louisville, IS interview
ing his patrons in this city today.
T. N. Kollock, Miss J. M. Kollock
and Miss L. Hamilton, of Portland
were Dalles visitors on this morning &
local.
Mrs. George Watkins, of Spokane,
accompanied by her daughters, Pearl,
and RUDY and son, George, is visiting
in this city.
John Mccoy of Hood River, is in the
city enroute to Baker county, where
he will look after some mining affairs
in which he is interested.
Mrs Fl. A. Heppner and child came
up last evening from Portland, and
will remain in the city while Mr.. Hep
pner is here adjusting losses.
Mrs. c. NJ. Aldin, Miss Cora Joles
and Miss Lizzie Schooling came home
last evening from Moffit springs where
they have been campi 2 for some time
| past
Mrs. l.. A. B inch and children left
this morning for Oregon City, Mrs.
Bunch having been called there on ac-
count of the illness of her brother, J.
H Mulvey.
The masonic building is being reno
waited and repainted. The main lodge
room has been elegantly frescoed by
Josh Hardy, and presents an elegant
appearance.
Miss Kicks and Miss Henderson left
on the boat this morning for ten
days vacation. Miss Kicks goes to
visit friends at Victoria and Miss Hen
de?son to HillsbOro.
Mrs G. J. Stubling returned last
evening from Portland, and reports
Mr.. Stubling getting along nicely in
the city. He will De able to return
home in few days.
A welcome thunder and rain storm
visited The Dalles last night and did
much toward purifying the atmos-
phere. The rain fell quite lively for
ten minutes, but did no damage what
eyer.
Miss Cora Pattee, who has been
visiting the family of w. G. Allaway
in the city the past two weeks, return
ed to her home in Portland today. She
was accompanied to the Locks by Miss
Allaway and Miss Hill.
Rev. T.. Gray, pastor of the Lutheran
church, has completed his summer
and will hold services at II
a. IN next Sunday. Sunday school
will open at 12:15, and there will be
German services at 9 a. m.
Mays & Grove are preparing to open
their stock of hardware in the build
ing next door to the land office as soon
Is they shall have settled with the adj
iusters. They will open their shop in
the building formerly occupied by the
steam laundry on Fourth street.
The supreme master workman of the
A. o. U. w. has issued war relief call
No l of so cents for each full-rate
member of the order throughout the
D zion, to pay the death certificates of
soldiers who were killed or died in the
about 100000.
The reports from Jackson county are
that exp riments made there in the
of sugar beets have been
very successful. 1t is only question
of few years until the cultivation of
beets and the manufacture of sugar
will be one of the most important
industries in the Pacific Northwest.
Peter Stadleman held the winning
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goat when it was disposed of last even
inr, and he presented the animal to
Mr.. Commits little boy. The goat
continues to roam the streets uncon-
apparently not realizing that
he has contributed more to anybody's
comfort than any other goat in the
state.
S. A Heilner states that SO far. the
sales of wool at Baker City have aggre
gated about $4,000 pounds, all of
which have been consigned to Eastern
buyers. The market price realized
was II to 12a cents per pound, which
8 a fair figure, considering the state of
he market and the unsettled condi-
ion of things generally.
Today two carloads of hogs were un-
1ards, that were all the way from
Schuyler, Neb., and were en- route to
seattle. They were in charge of ]. G. :
Bailey. On account of the scarcity of
logs on this coast, large number of
hem will probably be shipped out
lere from Kansas and Nebraska this
all.
At Astoria tomorrow the D G. & A.
Club team will bowl the Astoria
cam, and on Saturday they will meet
he Multnomah and Oregon Road
Club teams. The Dalles team is COM
POSED of Fred Houghton, Judge Brad
haw, Vic Schmidt, N. J. Sinnott.
Jary Ballard and Fl. M. Ogden. VIM.
Ketchum accompanies the team as
ubstitate.
Since August 1st Sheriff Kelly has
urned over slO,919.31, taxes collected
.fter July 25, when the tax rolls were
delivered to him, s3,O32.26 on Aug. 4.
IS, 1877 70 on Aug 13, and s2,749 26 on
Aug. Is. Mr. Kelly is making splendid
collection of taxes considering that so
little produce has been sold. and that
axpayers are not overly flush with
money.
A girl down at the beach, in writing
20 a Salem young lady about their
mutual friend who has been stationed
1t Vancouver, says: Il had a nice
ong letter from =, and he is getting
along splendidly. He has been as