The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-04-30
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
(From Saturdays Daily.)

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From Saturdays Daily)
Miss Sadie Orr, of Wasco, is visit
ing in the city.
Five horses were shipped below this
morning on the Dixon.
A. Davis, stockman of Pripeville,
is in the city on business.
James Wood brought a bunch of
hogs from Grants last evening.
Seufert Bros. shipped a car of can
ned salmon to Portland today.
E. c. Clarmo and Patrick MacKin.
OF John Day, are in the city on busi-
ness.
The case of the state vs.. Roy Mann,
was dismissed by Judge Filloon this
afternoon.
Harry Fredden returned last night
from trip through Southern Califor-
mia and Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. Field left on the Dixon
this morning for Fisher landing where
they viii spend Sunday.
All Knights are notified that Friend
ship Lodge will have work in the
second rank next Monday evening.
J. M. Patterson came down from
Wasco this morning and will spend
Sunday with his family in this city.
A. ]. Friday and Tom Mogans who
came in with bunch of cattle for Al.
Lyle, left for their homes at Cross
Keys this afternoon.
In the foreclosure sale today, of w.
Landes VS.. FEMME Kennedy, Sheriff
Driver sola the mortgaged property to
the plaintiff for S2250.
A. w. Giesy, of Portland, general
travelling agent for the Norwich Fire
Insurance Co., is in the city in the in
terest of his company.
Andrew Dufur, now resident of
Portland, came up on last evenings
train, and left this morning for Dufur
where he has property interests.
S. L. Lifscomb, stage route con.
tractor, of Sedalia, Mo-, is in the city
arranging to accept contracts for car
rying the mail to interior points.
The Sarah Dixon took 500 sacks OF
wheat to Portland this morning. 1t
was shipped from the Moody ware
house, and will be unlOaded at Gren-
wich dock No. 2.
Leon Rondeau is in from his farm on
Tygh ridge. He states that the crops
are looking fine in his section, but
that more warm weather IS needed,
rather than rain.
Walter Jory, of Salem, left this
morning for the Warm Spring agency,
where he intends to purchase horses
for the Klondike. If he cannot find
suitable animals at the agency, he
will 60 to Prineville.
Roe Grimes sent man to the Will
annette valley this morning to bring up
a bunch of Hereford cattle. This
band that Mr.. Grimes has bought are
thoroughbreds, and are something
greatly needed in this country.
Yesterday afternoon number of
boys were playing on the streets, when
a dog took part in the fun, and W. A.
Hoyle's son, aged 10 years, was upset
with such force that his right arm was
broken. DR.. Hollister was called and
reduced the fracture.
J. M. Benson, of Flve-Mile. is in
town today and states that the cold
spell we had about week ago, killed |
all the peaches, and greatly injured
the cherries and pears. At his place
ice froze half an inch thick and
there was very heavy frost.
VIM. Kelsay is in town today from
his home at Buck Hollow. Mr.. Kel-
say states there is great deal of sick
ness in his section this spring. The
lambing season is about over, and he
states that the lambs this season
are the finest he has seen in years,
and the percentage was very large.
Hon. C. M. Donaldson, of Baker
City, union nominee for congressman
N this district, is in the city making
,he acquaintance of the people of this
section. Mr.. Donaldson is an affable
gentleman and makes friends where
,ver he goes. He will begin his cam
,aign about the 1st of May, and will 1
peak in The Dalles sometime during
he month.