The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-06-25

TOrblduus
Today the county clerk issued mai
riage license to franklin Noble an,
M. A. E. Palmer.
VIM. Lucas, of Tygh, is in town Of
business, and states everything in hi
section is looking fine.
Three cars of hogs were shipped t,
the Union Meat Co. at Troutdale TO
day by E. E. Willard, of La Grande.
Russell Sewell, wife and child, who
have been visiting in the city for some
time, returned this morning to theil
home in Portland.
Miss Virginia Marden, who has been
visiting at the residence of Hon. E. L.
Smith at Hood River for the past week,
returned home last evening.
The bar and fixtures arrived today
for the new saloon to be ope ned by
Geo. Way in the building nearly op-
posite M. T. Nolan's book store.
Mrs. Stapleton and daughter, of Port
land, came up last evening and lett
this morning for Goldendale, where
they will visit for some time.
The seniors of Lassell female semi
nary have the following yell:
Whang! Bang! Z.p! Yite!
Hurrah! Ki-Yi! Green and White!
Hullabaloo! Baloo! Belate!
Lassell! Lassell! Ninety-eight!
The rain last week was general all
over Sherman county, and crops are
now safe. Nothing can prevent
heavy grain yield in that county this
year.
Joe Hinkle and wife came up last
evening from Portland, where they
have been visiting, and left on the
stage this morning for their home at
Prineville.
Mrs. M. E. Haxter, OF Portland, is
in the city, in the interest OF the
Refuge Home. She is the guest of
Mrs. G. J. Crandall, and before return
ing to Portland will. visit other inter-
ior towns in this vicinity.
The Gambrinus saloon is receiviuga
new coat of paint which adds very
much to the appearance OF the
building.
Yesterday in the Columbia Hotel
parlors, VIM. A. Doyle was united in |
marriage to Alice Spoonemore,J Justice
Filloon officiating.
The old baggage room in the UNA
tilla House is being remodeled, paint
ed and papered, and will be used in
the future for writing room.
Mesdames, Filloon, Cushing and
Dawson, Misses Effie and Minnie
Crooks are in Portland attending
convention of the Wood men Circle.
There will bea special meeting OF
Rathbone Sisters tomorrow evening
Thursday for the election of officers.
All members are urgently requested
to be present.
Messrs. Chas. Hixon, Frank Kin
caid and F. ]. Reese arrived last even
ing from Antelope with wool. They
started back today with freight for
Antelope merchants.
1. J. Keffer, night operator at this
place for the o. R. & N. Co., left this
morning for Portland, where he went
to attend the funeral of J. H. Guild,
which took place this afternoon.
Ernest Jensen this morning pre-
sented this office with two fine trans
parent pictures, one representing the
destruction of the Maine, and the
other showing the battle at Manila
bay. The latter gives splendid illus
tration of a naval battle.
The lovers of peanuts should buy a
supply and store them for future use,
for it is understood the government is
buying up this seasons entire crop.
Uncle Sam is going to use the ''ker-
mails" in the army and the ''shells" in
the navy.
There need be no fear of high water
this year, for the river has reached
about it's highest point. From now on
the indications are that it will grad
ually fall until it reaches the low
water mark. During the past "a hours
the Columbia has fallen one-tenth of a
foot and this morning stood at 36.7
feet.
Last night Mrs. John Michel re-
ceived a message stating her mother.
Mrs. Bulger. was quite ill at her home
in Portland. Mrs. Michellsleft on the
early train this morning for Portland
to attend Mrs. Bulger during her sick
ness.
r. Newlin, wife and daughter have
returned to The Dalles to make this
their home. Mrs. Newlin and daughter
haye been visiting in California, while
Mr.. Newlin has been in Seattle, but
on account of ill health was forced to
dispose of his business there and re-
turn to the Inland Empire.
Rev. Boltz and wife, of the Chris
ian Church, left on the boat this morn
ing for Turner, where they go to at
tend the annual state convention OF
Christian Churches. They will be away
for about two weeks, and during their
absence there will be no evening ses-
sion of Sunday services at the Christ
ian Church.
The Fourth of July committee has
been very busy sending out invitations
to interior towns, inviting them to be
present at the celebration. Those
that can should. attend for The Dalles
has arranged TO give the grandest
celebration of the kind ever held in
the city. The program has been ar
ranged, and there will be something |
of interest from dawn till dawn.
The Regulator had big load this |
morning, and was trihe late in get
ting away. There were 775 head Of
sheep, part of which were taken to |
Cooks landing, while the balance went |
to Portland. Twenty-seven head of |
horses, several wagons, carriages, and |
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