The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-15

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what pair of blamed fools they were.
John c. O'Leary has returned to
The Dalles after q long siege at st.
Vincent's hospital. He was able with
the aid of pair of crutches, to appear
on the street yesterday. His wounded
leg is worth half dozen wooden legs
and will it is hoped in short time, be
able to do fair service without any ex-
traneous aid. Mr.. O'Leary's SON Al.
bert, who is now full blown medico,
accompanied his father from Portland.
The family moved yesterday into Will
Moody's house in Trevitt's addition.
Pap, Chandler of Wamic, is in town
for the first time in score of weeks.
Louis Sandoz, of Mill Creek, is SER
iously ill with heart and liver trouble.
Mrs. b. W. French returned home
last evening from visit to her mother
in Portland.
County Clerk Kelsay and Mrs. Kelsay
went to Portland on the Sarah Dixon
this morning.
r. A. Laughlin and W. 81. Davis,
two prominent farmers of Wapinitia,
were in town last night.
We are pleased to learn from her
physician, DIR. Holiister, that Mrs. G.
Haight is very much better.
Mr.. Herbring is preparing to build
| brick wall on the Third street front of
| mis- lot and also a new sidewalk.
A bicycle was left near Charlie New
burgers house several days ago, and
can be had by the owner calling for it
and paying for the advertisement.
On the evening of the 3lst the young
ladies of the Congregational church
will give halloween party in the
lower room of the Masonic building.
VIM. Moabus, who has been visiting
relatives in Tacoma, returned home
last uight and will resume work as
fireman on The Dalles City.
Joseph Haines and his son William
and wife. of Nansene, were passengers
on the Sarah Dixon this morning,
bound for Portland to take in the ex-
position.
According to recent ruling OF the
postal department, postmasters are
supposed to collect box rent on or be-
fore the 10th OF each month, or close
the boxes.
The types made US say yesterday
that the Columbia Hotel" was going
to put in new steam heating plant
when the credit of this particular pro-
iect belongs to the Umatilla House.
John Cradlebaugh came down yes
terday from his mine, the Golden
Eagle of Baker county. He expects to
leave in the morning for Portland and
to return to the mine in about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Brooks, accom-
panied by Mrs. Garfield and Miss
Cowles, left on the Sarah Dixon this
morning intending, before their re-.
turn, to visit the mouth of the Colum-
bia and the adjoining beach.
A steam merry go-round has arrived
in town. 1t will be run on the Siddall
lot, corner of Third and Federal
sire cts, and will probably be ready for
business this evening, 1t intends to
remain here till the close of the fair.
The warehouses are paying 81 cents
for No. i wheat. The Diamond mills
are paying SO cents for Mol Klickitat
| Club and IS for blue stem. No. l
wheat sold yesterday, at Grants. for
5O-one cent less ttan this market.
This was jump of two cents from the
price of Saturday.
| II. w. Wells has returned from a
months trip through Montana. Wyom-
ing, Colorado and North Western
Nebraska where he has been looking
for desirable sheep range. He saw
some splendid ranges but whether he
will ever use them is matter that the
future will determine.
| Two hOming pigeons. four months
old each, belonging to Sam Wilkinson
of this city, we're shipped, one up the
road to the summit, the other one
to Mosier and set free about the same
time yesterday afternoon. They were
both at their home early this morn
ing.
| AL Graham of Centerville came to
town yesterday with load of wheat,
intending &c go to Portland, and visit
the exposition. This morning he re-
ceived telephone message from his
wife, asking him to come home as his
little six year old daughter, had been
taken suddenly ill with pneumonia,
Following are the high scores made
at Moody's bowling alleys during last
week. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, c. Frank SO. 50,
81, As and 40; Saturday ]. Urquhart 55;
Sunday, c. Ballard, So; C. Frank carry
ing off the box of cigars, The high
est score this week will also get box
of cigars. Come and try your luck.
Surveyor Colt will leave in the
morning for Moro, Sherman county,
where he will lay out and survey an
addition to that municipality. Mr..
Colt expects also while absent to lay
out an addition to the town of Grass
Valley. 1t is said that every lot in the
first addition to this latter town has
been sold.
There were two guests at the Hotel
de Lauer last night. Onewas citizen
of Hood River, strange to say. The |
other was just common hobo. Both |
were drunk beyond the capacity to |
harm anything Lying or dead. They |
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