The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-05-07
Tiuss-Mullutaitleer..
SATURDAY MAY 4, 1898
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Saturdays Dally.)

ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Saturdays Dally.)
R. E. Hoskinsen, of Moro, is in the
city attending to business.
Hugh Gourley, editor of the Crook
County Journal, of Prineville,i is in the
city.
Mrs. L. Clarke left on the boat for
Mosier, where she will visit for week
or so.
DIR. Frazier left on the train this
morning for Portland, and will remain
over Sunday.
Fred. W. Wilson returned this
morning from Moro, where he went to
try case.
Hon. B. S. Huntington left last
night for Canyon City, where he has
some cases to try.
Until further notice M. T. Nolan
will deliver the Portland Telegram in
The Dalles.
The Dalles Commission Co. shipped
. car load of potatoes to Wichita,
Kansas this afternoon.
w. Walker, of Sherman county, is
in town today, and reports everything
in his locality looking first rate.
Pierce Mays passed through town
this morning from Sherman county,
where he has been on legal business.
Samuel Wilkinson and wife left on
the Spokane flyer this morning for
Portland, where they will visit few
days.
Benton Mays, who has been visiting
in the city for the past few days, re-
turned to his home in Wallowa county
last night.
All Elks are requested to be present
at $50 this evening, as matters of i'm
portance will come before the lodge,
and there will be an initiation.
The Sarah Dixon this morning took
down $50 sacks of wheat to Portland.
This will be unloaded' at Greenwich
dock No. 2, and was shipped from the
Moody warehouse.
Mr.. Darnielle, who has been running
a bowling alley at Moro for some
months, sold out to Wheat & Clark OF
that place and has returned to town,
where he intends to reside in the
future.
Clifford, the photo artist, took pic
ture yesterday of the silk flag given to
company G by the Elks lodge. 1t is
exceptionally fine, and will he pre-
sented to the lodge by the militia boys,
as remembrance.
This morning company D from La
Grande with forty men, and company
c, from Pendleton, with thirty-nine
members passed on No. l for Portland,
where they will go into camp. and
await further orders.
T. A. Hudson left for Portland this
morning where he will visit his wife
who is being treated at the hospital.
From there Mr.. Hudson will 60 to
Canyon City, where he has large land
interests to look after.
Theo. Cadle came in last evening
from Prineville with team to meet
Nose Sichel, of Portland. Both gen.
tlemen will return to Prinsville the
early part of the week where Mr..
Sichel is heavily interested in stock.
Fifty head of cattle were brought up
on the boat last night, and the same
were ferried across the river
this morning. This hundred head of
stock was purchased by French & Co.,
and will be driven to their ranch in
Gillian county.
Our home transportation company is
not behind in public spiritedness and
1t has standing offer to
any man in the employ of the D. P. &
A. N. Co., who desires to enlist in the
war against Spain, that on his return
rom the war he shall be reinstated in
MS former position. Only one of the
employees, Capt J. S. Booth, has thus
ar offered his services to the govern
nent.
The many friends of Billy Maher
will be pleased to learn that he is soon
o have charge of a passenger train
rom Portland to Walla Walla. For a
lumber of years Mr.. Maher has been
unning freight between The Dalles
nd Umatilla, where he has won the
eputation of being one of the most
'bliging railroad men in the employ
t the o. r. & N. He is certain to be-
ONE popular with the travelling pub :,
ic.
fFrom Mondays Daily.)
Murdock Mcleod, of Kingsley, left
or visit to his old home in Canada
oday.
Ten horses were shipped below on r
he boat this morning. r
M. n. Nickelsen, of Hood River, is
n the city on business.
A. j. Swift, of Wam1c is in town to- i
ay attending to business.
Coils Elkins, a merchant of Lyle, F
'as in the city Sunday, and returned r
D his business this morning.
r. 81. Lonsdale left on the Dalles T.
ity this morning for Portland, where n
9 will visit for few days.
Miss Grace Allard, of Hood River, r
oent Sunday visiting In the city, and {
,turned to her home this morning.
Wood Bros. delivery cart has had a m
sw coat Of paint and looks as bright a
i'd attractive as a new Easter bonnet.
The river is falling sone today, but te
'ry likely if the present weather con- a,
nues, it will rise rapidly in lew
.ys. Of
I. l.. Ullery, professor in the high ci
hool at Prineville, was in the city al
and left for a visit TO the
Hey. .,
DR.. Lannerberg, who has been to h,
,ndleton for some time, returned M
me this morning and will remain a
v days. ~,
Miss Lonsdale, who has been visit re
2 her aunt Mrs. Patterson, returned m
her home, in Portland, on tho boat