The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-04-02
train this morning for short stay in

10 III Tue clty Oh OInclal business
John E. Chappelle, of Goldendale,
registered at the Umatllla House.
Mrs. DeHuff went to Portland {
the morning train to visit friends
Portland.
CAPT. Martineau, ,at one time in cor
mand of the Regulator, went dowE G
the boat this morning.
The most recent addition to the pul
lie library is set of Dickens 8 wort
donated by Mrs. j. S. Schenck.
| Mrs. J NJ Patterson and son, Gler
left on The Dalles City this mornin
for visit with friends at Salem.
There viii. be bowling contest tc
night, at the club alleys between tn,
ladies and the regular club team.
l. Dave Lipman, sale.man for Levi
Strauss & Co. of San Francisco, is il
the city interviewing our merchants
Marriage license was issued yes.er
day to Joel N. Chastain. and Mis-.
| Polly G. Crabtree, both of 'rygh vall,y Y
Eight head of work horses were
shipped to Portland this morning by
boat, where they will be offered foI
sale.
VIM. King, of the firm o. Luckel
King & Cake, the Portland sOap-naker.
Is in the city ia the interest of bis
firm.
Mrs Jno. Filloon went TO Hood
River this morning by boat. wher,,
she will remain u few days visiting
friends.
Mays & Grove today are receiving q
car of mixed paints, oils, sash and
doors from the firm of w. p, Fuller &
Co., at Portland, Or.
Prof w. j. Spilman. of Washington
agricultural college at Pullman,
brother of Mrs. D. J. Cooper, is visit
ing relatives in the city.
Chas. Michel Zach, manager of the
Hop Gold beer on draught. Light
lunch served to customers.
Frank Chalifowe, from Gervais, who
has been visiting his sister Mrs. Mar
Gus Long of this city, returned to his
home by boat this morning.
E. L. Bonton, representative of the
Indiana Bicycle Co., makers of the
wheel, is in the city explain
ing the beauties of his wheel.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Provost, of
Woodb burn, are in the city on their
Fay to Kingsley where they will visit
It the residence of Chas. Bully.
The members of st Paul's Episco-
,al Guild were handsomely entertain
I'd by Mrs. A. A. Jayne yesterday
fternoon with music and lunch.
James Wood, of the firm of Wood
Bros. of this city, arrived in town to
ay bringing with him Car load of
rime beef cattle from Malheur county.
The ladies' of ST. Paul's Guild will
old their annual sale and social Sat.
lrday afternoon and evening, April
5th. Watch for further announce
rents.
The marriage of Heel Fl. Chastian ;
nd Miss Polly e. Cr;.btree was SOL :
nnized at the Farmers hotel in this {
ty at I O'clock last evening. JuGge
innott officia ing.
Lutte Durham, who for number of I
ears has had charge Of the Cosno- {
,litan hotel in this city, will on the I
t of the month take a position with {
ard 4 r Iber,son he liverymen.
The Jacobson Book & Music Co has i
quantity of freight for Canyon City r
r which it WI pay 2cent- p rp"unL. t
'eighters will do well to call and ar q
nge for hauling it.
Chas. lark, who for the pFst six
ars has been with The Snipe K n.rs-
Drng Co. severed his connection
tn that Grm today and will accept 7
'sition Nith Clark & Fix "f the Post.
ice Pharmacy. where fe will be
easrd TO meet his many friends.
This morning an interesting trnt-
rg race took place a. the fir
.ound-, between the horse owned hy >.
:, d Archer and Matthew's mare. 1t /,
as mile heat and after hard fought =,
ce Mathews mare won. A good :
any spectators we're present, and re- &
,rt an exciting contest.
Miss S,'uliy. an experienced trim t
er from Portland, arrived in the +
ty today and will have charge of the a
illinery department at the store of c
easa & Mays. She brought with her ]
elegant and extensive line of trim i
ed and untrimmed goods, and is a
oroughly prepared to meet the t
lister trade. {
The remains of Albert Betting en-, sr.
i'll arrive here on the $50 train this t
'eniag accompanied by his son, I
lbert Bettingen, his daughter, d
ster Mary Alberta. aud his grard- r
n, Bert Baldwin. The remains will +
taken to the residence of Albert a
ettingen, and the funeral will take g
ace from the Catholic church at g
o'clock Saturday morning.
Considerable excitement was caused d
,ar the Mill creek bridge this morn
g, by wild and vicious steer. Some
ockmen were taking band of cattle
the slaughter house when one of
e number became frightened and =
# the rest starting for rampage
rough town. He made several peo-
Q scramble for places of safety, but
la finally iassoed and then driven to
5 destination.
The revival meetings at the M. E.
urch in this city are progressing
cely and are well attended. Rev.
:. Fl. Tiff, of Portl md, will be in at
ndence this evening and win deliver :
sermon. Rev. E. 7. Miller, the !,
,ted evangelist and singer, who to tx
ch prominent part in the Potter
iller meetings, is expected here Sum
" to assist in conducting the meet
ys for one or two weeks.
Mrs. d. NJ. WoVdwnrth, wife of Y. |
WoodwOrJh. okkeerer for .Io- |
Peters & Co., ill arrive in tn. a