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

From Thursdays Daily.
W. Ii. Smell is in the city from Ole
:, Frank Gabel, of Wamic, is in tow
J today.
C. F. French, of Grass Valley, is
, town.
F. II. Ralston is in town from Lon
Rock.
Farquhar McRae, of Antelope, is i
the city.
j. Stewart is in town from his HON
at Monkland.
C. NJ. Cartwright, of Portland, ISL
the city on business.
| c. M. Brown is in from Moro, al
tending to business.
The roof of the Wasco Warehouse i!
; receiving coat of paint today.
J. Mcintyre, wool buyer from Ore
gon City, is registered at the Umatill
| House.
Sheriff Driver left for Dufur today
on legal business and will return this
evening.
The .Rathbone sisters will elec
officers this evening. Mem 5ers are re
quested to be present.
Mrs. L E. Grove left on the Regula
tor this morning for Portland, where
she will visit for some time.
VIM. Hoering and wife returned last
evening from Portland, where they
have been spending their honeymoon.
During the past twenty-four hours
the river has fallen four-tenths of an
inch, and this morning stood at 36.3
feet.
Messrs. J. M. and Sylvester Sharp,
Alf. Allen and R. E. Forter, of Prime
vile, are registered at the Umitlila
House.
Leon Curtiss sold car of beef catt:e
to c. NJ. Grimes, ,and they We're shipped
last night to the Union Meat Co at
Troutdale.
You can get 81 excursion tickets to
Bonneville and return every Sunday
at either the depot or Umatilla House
ticket Office.
DR.. o. G. Hollister returned this
morning from a trip East, where he
has been visiting relatives and attend
ing medical reunion.
Mrs. Phelan, nee Miss Flora Null
ligan, and little son, of Wallace, Idaho,
arrived this morning and are the
guests of Mrs. W. H. Moody.
Rev. Frank Spalding, of Wasco,
left on the boat this morning for
where he will dedicate the
new Methodist church Just built at
that place.
A case of scarlet fever has been re-
ported in the East End, and the family
has been quarantined. There is no
danger, as the patient is getting along
nicely.
DR.. Geisendorffer left this morning
for Antelope, where he goes to con-
suit with DIR. Pilkington in regard to
the case of Murdoch Mckay who was
shot some time ago by VIM. Rolf.
Hiram Naylor, who was arrested yes
terday for forgery. had his preliminary
this morning before Justice FilloOn,
and was bound over in the sum of 5000
10 appear before the grand jury next
Novem ber.
G. A. Charlton, an attorney of Salem,
S in the city, having come down this
from Heppner, where he has
oeen on business trip. He contem-
plates coming to some point in Eastern
Oregon to locate.
There will be meeting of the
Fourth of July executive committee
tonight at o'clock ir the club rooms.
1t is urgently requested that all men,
oers attend, as business of Importance
will be transacted.
At 9 o'clock last night. VIM. 81.
foreman in the Times
Office, was presented with
a bouncing little boy by his better
half. The young man is born printer,
and his first call on earth was for copy.
Full returns from all the counties in
the states show Geer's majority over
King to have been 1854. In this dis
trict Moody's majority oyer Dondald-
son was 1860 and in the first district
Tongues majority over Veatch was
2122.
Miss Addie Gaylord, who has been
school at ST. Mary's Acad-
emy, will leave on the Spokane flyer
this evening for her home at Grants.
She will he accompanied by Katie and
Alice Nolan, who will spend a few
days visiting her.
Thirty horses were shipped to Port
land this morning on the Regulator.
They were driven aboard when they
became scared, and part of them came
tearing out in the wharf boat and
SCHCi al oSootCiihS
time. They were finally gotten aboard
and securely corraled.
The Oregon official roster has been
and is indeed very neat
and attractive phamphlet. 1t gives
the signatures of all the officers and
men. while the lithograph photos OF
The officers are very fine. In the back
Of the book is complete list of the
Oregon emergency corps.
The fountain which has stood on
Washington street for many years.
was taken up recently and is being
repaired by Harry Clough. The vast,
pipes had become clogged and the
water continually ran in the street
AS soon as it is repaired it will be re
placed, and serve Adams ale to the
thirsty public.
Ire Oregonian unwittingly gives
fair example of the manner in which
voters stayed at home on election day
In six counties which it names McKin.
lev got 7,413 votes, while Geer receiy.