The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-08-13
(t,rom MondaY's Dailyl

Rev. G. w. White, of Mosier, is in
the city.
Lee Bannan, of Antelope, is at the
Umatilla.
E. M. Williams returned last night
from Clatsop beach.
j. j. Devereux, of Richmond, Ken
lucky, is at the Umatilla.
J. w. Selover, representing the Ear
Fruit company, is in the city.
J. W. Presby, leading attorney Of
Goldendale, is in the city today.
A. M. Williams & Co. are selling
shirt waists at half the regular price.
Mrs. Fl. Gourlev and Miss Lily Kelly
left on the boat for Seaside this morn
ing.
Ladies Tailor made blouse suits. at
half the regular price. A. M. Williams
& Co.
M. W. Whealdon and A. A. Cook,
of Portland, are registered at the
Umatilla.
Mrs. D. W. Mann and daughters
have gone to the Cascades for camp
ing season.
B. F. Allen, of Prineville. president
of the First National bank of that burg,
came up on the Portland local this
morning en- route home.
]. S. Fish returned ON the local
from Ilwaco, where his family is spend
ing the summer.
Hon. W. 81. Wilson and Miss Will
son returned on the morning train
from the seacOast.
Judge A. S. Bennett and family left
on the morning train for ten days
outing at Newport.
George K. Burton, San Francisco
commercial traveller, is interviewing
Dalles merchants today.
John Gates went to the Cascades on
the boat this morning to visit his son,
D. L. Gates at the Cascades.
Sixty-fve-cent wheat in Chicago
means about fifty cents on the average
to the farmers of the country.
Everett Loring, of Portland, came
up Saturday and left for Dufur this
morning on visit to relatives.
So far as heard from the retur n
from fruit shipped east this year from
this section have been satisfactory.
Miss Nellie Neagle, who has been
visiting her parents in this city, re-
turned to Portland on this mornings
train.
Miss Love, who has been visiting in
The Dalles returned to her home at
on the Dalles City this
Mrs. John Michel and daughter,
Maud, left for visit to Mrs. Michell's
mother at Portland on this mornings
Dalles City.
The Misses Louise and lone Ruch,
With their brother, George, were pas
engers on this mornings boat for |
Camp Stevenson.
Messrs.A. Bettingen and J.Johnson,
With guns and fishrods hied them
elves away to the noun tains for five
ay's outing. this morning.
The second district agricultural
ssociation will hold it's annual meet
ng at The Dalies. beginning on Octo-
er 18th and continuing five days.
J. w. Selover, of Portland, repre-
enting the c. F. x. refrigerator cars,
looking after the interest of his
ompany in the country between The
allies and Idaho points.
Mrs. j. F. Moore, who has been Wis
ing in Iowa, wired her husband this
orning from st. Paul that she would
art for home over the Canadian
acific this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary M. Garrison left for Salem
is morning called there by the |
rlous illness OF Mrs. E. Hewett. The |
70 ladies having been pioneers of '43,
ossiug the plains together.
1t was kind of Forecaster Pague to
ed1ct thunder, lightning and
over storm, even if it did fail to
aterialize. 1t inspired hopes for !
oler weather in the near future.
Prof. Ryan, Miss Cora Joles, Miss
artha Schooling and Miss. Emma
sher were passengers on the popular
alles City for Motifs Springs this
orniug, where there is already /
od- sized colony of Dallesites.
For furniture, stoves, ranges, and all I
usehold goods call on the Dubois