The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-08
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T. 81. Johnston. a leading mercha
of Dufur was in town Lo day.
Howard Spauldlng, postmaster
GoIden. ale, is in town ON business.
The Antelope fair to be held on Il
18th l4Lh aud 10Th cannot but Do a su
cess AID will be we'll attended.
S. B. Adams, is nursing a jobs cor
fofGer these day near the northei
terminal uf his back bone.
Sheriff Kelly moved his family ye
terday into the building on Fourt
Street formerly owned by Ben Snipe
VIM. Hiukle of Antelope. is in th
city, having just returned from bus
ness trip with DR.. Adams uf Tygh,
Glenwood, Washington.
Frank Cushman, republican cand
date fIr Congressman of Washlngto
state, will open the camp tisn at Gold
endale next Monday night.
Carey Jenkins expects to leave Tn
Dallss next week for San Francisco
where he will take course at th'
dental college of that place.
DR.. Eshelman of Duiur. telephonet
to DIR. GeisendOrfer this morning tha
Henson Mccoy is resting little easi
er end may possibly survive for week
or more.
The meetings at the Christian
church are being we'll attended ann
will he continued during the week
There was one addition to the ctIrch
last night.
The session of the Oregon Wool
Growers Union will be hei1 at Ante.
lope. during the fair week. This will
make the fair especially interesting To
sheepmen.
A car of extra fine beef cattle Was
shipped from the st' ckyards this
morning to the Union Meat Co. They
came from Klickitat county. and were
raised by Messrs Warren and A. Sars-
field.
Pease & Mays have moved their i'm
mense stock of wagons and buggies
into their new warehouse, corner OF
Laughlin and Second streets and are
again ready for business at the old
stand.
OF the seven million pounds and
over, of wool handled by The Dalles
warehouses this year, about two and
three quarter millions remain on hand.
Not pound has been moved, nor a
sale made for nearly three weeks.
= j. w. Howard, of Prineville, yester
day. shipped II cars of cattle tn o naha.
Nebraska ,Fe ships 20 cars this after
noon for the an, destina ion. They |
60 by the NorJhern Pacific and Bur
lington route
Attorneys JAYNE and Menefee have
returned from attending circuit cnurt
at Moro. They report that in the case
of the man Walker who sometime ago
shot and severely wounded John
O'Leary, the grand jury found not
true bill.
Majestic, an imported kid glove of
German manufacture, can be had in
green, tan, brown. black and red for
100 at Pease & Mays. This is without
the best glove for the money
that we have had the good fortane to
offer.
Those who have bought tickets in
louie Commits horse and buggy
raffle should be patient. "a the tickets
sell slowly. and the rattle cannot take
place until the tickets are all sold
Probably this will be during the
coming fair week.
The usual fall migration of the hobo
towards warmer regions
Of the Pacific Coast, has commenced
and the roosts of westbound freight
trains are filed daily and nightly with
these birds of passage. dapDily not
many Of them alig ht here. or If they do
they are promptly ordered by the
Marshal to resume their perch.
Drs. Logan, Sfackelford and Doane.
held their usual monthly meeting for
The examination of applicants for PEN
,ions today. Five applicants were
present, three of whom are applicants
Inr an increase and tyo for original
pensions.
1t is the same old story. Appoint
nents to committee clerkship p at Salem
comes so thick and fast, in spite of
pledges of reform. that when a chair
nan of house cOmmittee yesterday
that his committee did not
want clerk, the house got up on its
hind legs and laughed at him.
Italian prunes are still in the market
Ind will proba ly continue for couple
If weeks to come. Their marvellous ,
,eeDing guilty may be judged from
he fact that the first shipment of
Italian prunes fro this place to the :
3 lst was made August II, nearly :
tight weeks ago. a. those now or the
market wer. at that time nearly if not
equally as N iture as those that were
Ihipped.
In another column is published the ]
tatement of the First National Bank q
Il The Dalles, which is an exceptional a
y good showing, the resources aggre- /
,ating, $780,, ,9i5.89 1t certainly
peaks well tor The Dalles that il has
o solid an institution as tie First
latiOnal, having deposits amounting
o s272, ,07467 and loans and discounts
to Sl79.999.70. :.
Paul Mohr, the promoter of the +
Columbia River Navigation Co. which F
a portage railroad on
he Washington side of the river, be- II
ween Columbus and Crates Point, 9
,a< in town today, this being his third
isit within the past ten days. Mr..
iohr's business here is supposed to :
ave some connection with revival ;.
f his .ject for building the portage. +,
lie went over TO Rockland this after
Don in company with N. Whealdon. :,
John Gil more and wife. o. Rose burg. y
rrived here on the boat last night r.
Mt eudiny to visit their son, Mat Gil i,
1ore and son-in law Frank Martin, of Il
his city, and go over e. Klickitat to r
onAshar sf>p n Gilronr., ,,f Rl,,nL |