The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-06-11

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of Antelope. are in the city.
| j.. T.. Bennett, merchant fron
Antelope, is in the city on business.
| A new sidewalk is being placed il
front of the Columbia Candy Factory
| II. S. Hamilton. one of the commits
sioners of Crook county, is in the-city
| Geo: Ruch, the pioneer grocer, has {
new delivery wagon on the streets to
day. -
Miss Annie ~. Lang left on the
train-this- morning -for~a-shnrt stay-in
Portland. uz etsse 8.
| Albert Roberts, representative.
elect, is in the city from his home on
the Deschutes.
y. s. Fish returned on. this morn.
ing's train from the Greenhorn mines
where he has been for pass-fe
days.. sFs'A ~
Two carloads of cattle were shipped
to the Union Meat. Co., at Troutdale
today by c. M. Grimes.
E. B Dufur left this morning for
Gold Hill, in Southern Oregon, where
he goes on legal business.
A regiment from Walla Walla will
pass through the city tomorrow morn
ing at 6.55 Oh the through passenger,
A. Burkhardt, manager of the Union
Meat Co., was in the city this morn
ing, and went out to the farm with
Tom Ear gher-to spend the day. ----.-
August Buchler is making super
ior grade of beer, and from theamount
he is disposing Of the public surely
appreciates our home production. -
Miss Berrigan who has been visit
ing near Dnfnr for the past few days,
is in the city and will return to Port
land on the boat tomorrow morning.
VIM. johnson was tried this morn
ing before Justice Filloon, for larceny,
and was found guilty. He was sem
fenced to thirty days in the county
Jail.
The recorder had two individuals
before him this morning, charged
with peddling without license. They |
were found guilty and fined five dol
lars each.
The funeral of the late c. A. Edwards |
will take place at o'clock this even
ing from the undertaking parlors of
Jrandall & Bureett Friends of the
deceased are invited to attend.
An error was made yesterday in
that Miss Fannie U'Ren
mad been elected to position in The
0alles public schools. It should have
been Miss Eta Wrenn, instead of Miss
J'Ren.
Weaver & Nagle have received the
atest and best appliances on the mar.
,et for making carbonaceous goods.
Today they are, e,placing in their estab-
ishment machine weighing 2l00
'ounds, which will be used in the
of soda water.
This morning G. E. Sandoz, of Mill
reek, brought to the Times Noun
ineer office. box of strawberries
rOwn on his farm, that was just right.
he berries were Of the Clarkls Seed |
ing variety. Mr.. SApGoz has the
eputation of raising the best berries
q the country.
Miss Eunice Scott, who has been Wis.
ing at the residence of Mr.. Chas.
,eitzel for the past few weeks. left this
lorning on the boat for Portland.
liss Scott will remain some time with
er sister in the metropolis. and will
sturn to our fair city for short stay
urine August.
The William johnson who was sem
,nced to 30 days in Jail today for
ealing, is not our popular grocer,
'. A. Johnston, however he was an
lterested party to the action, being
ember of the firm of Filloon & Co.,
ON whom SONG of the property was !.
Olen.
The Dalles brass band, last night,
,renaded several of the successful
Indidates who appreciated their
and made several little
.lks, thanking the band for their
ndness and the voters for their sup- h
,rt. Among those serenaded were
Elect M. A. Moody. Cir T
lit Judge W. l.. Bradshaw and Sher-
'-elect Robt. Kelly,