The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-03-26
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily.

From Wednesdays Daily.
GuyT. Bonney, OF Hood River, is
the city.
A. J. Friday, of Cross Keys, is i
the city on business.
Ernest Jacobsen went to Portian
this morning ON business.
Mrs. q. C. I.eavitt, of Lyle. is il
the city for few days stay.
Geo. Smith, of Rockland, went +
Portland today on the Regulator.
Cecil Brown, an attorney from Port
land, is in the city on legal business
Mrs. b. S. Miller is visiting at the
residences of DR.. Sanders in this city
AL Waddle, a popular salesm IN. is II
the city Interviewing some OF oui
merchants.
H. C. Laibe. the popular young jew
eEsr left this morGing for Portland OF
a bus ine<s-trip.
MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Huntington lef1
on the spokane flyer this morning 1.
a. short stay in Portland.
Mrs. l.. Clark, who has been visit
ing In Moro for the past two months
returned TO her home this morning.
About 25 stock ho~s were received
yesterday for the Columbia Packing
Co. and arc aG the stockyards today
Mrs. Densmore, who has been visit
ing relatives in the city, returned to
her home at McClures this morning.
Tom Mogan and Willis Brown, OF
Cross Keys, are in town having
brought in bunch of cattle yesterday.
Saeriff Stimpson, of Kiickitut
county, and II. C. Phillips, Of Golden
dale, are registered at the Unatilla
House.
A case brought by the Great North
ern Furniture Co. against Mrs. .
Birgfeld in Justice Filloon' court, was
settled.
Orders have been issued from bat
talon headquarters in this city for an
election of officers in com pany Il. at
WaSco.
H. Glenn is in charge of the Office of
the D. P. & A. N. Go. in this city
during the absence of w. G. Allaway
the general manager.
Phil Brogan left today for his sheep
ranch near Antelope. He is making
preparations for the lambing season
which is close at hand.
Mrs. Henry Wagenblast who has
been visiting the family of Mr.. Thos.
Ward left by boat this morning for
her home in Portland.
DR.. Hollister leaves this evening ON
the Spokane flyer to consult with DR.
Sutcliffe, who has a very serious case
a few miles from Wasco.
&c. O'Leary left today for his sheep
ranch in Grass Valley. He states that
his sheep are in fine condition this |
spring, and he expects good lamb |
ing.
Frank Irvine who has been in town |
for some days Attending the bedside OF
his brother, reports him some better
today. MIR Irvine left at noon for his
home at Antelope.
Mira. C.. J. Crandall left last night
for Aimota. in response to a telegram
announcing the serious nature OF burns
received by Il. II. Spaulding OF that
place sunday night.
The masons at work on the Wasco !!
ware house expect IT, have the brick
work entirely completed by tomorrow
evening. 1t will be but hort time
now until the new structure will be
ready for use
Workmer began lay ing the new Gin
water pipe on Second street today and
will likely not get through until the
last of the week. When completed
the East End of town will have an ex-
ceHent protection against fire, and
one that was badly needed.
LII but oU 'ooo hie a y eo
the club rooms, between the ladies,
and. the regular club team, the ladies
came out victorious. 1t is true the
gentlemen gave them 80 points to be-
gin with, but even without that the
ladies gave them d very hard game.
Company G. of the Oregon National
~ ha hnv in n |
in case war is declared with Spain.
Friday, March Goth the inspection of
troops and property will occur at this
place under the supervision of Majsr
W. S. Bowau who has b en- detailed by
Gov. Lord to attend to that duty.
Wan-ed: To know the whereabouts
of certain merchant from White Sa.-
mon, who has recently visited The
Dalles. He says he knows nothing
about pool or bowling. In the latter
game he claims he can make about
fifteen but his score Invariably shows
forty four. He does not pay neiCher
does he show any r III emorse.
A bucking horse created good deal
of disturbance in the east end early
this morning. He first tried to gain
admittauce TO Fl. L. Kuck's harness
shop, presumably to leave the saddle
for repairs. Failing in this he start
up the street on the run and the last
seen of Nurse and rider they were GO
ing up the brewery hill.
The colored boot. black at the o K.
barber shop created great deal OF
disturbance this morning by his
abusive Language and threatening at
titude. He was inclined to believe he
could whip about half the people on
the street at the time, but found his
match when Marshal Lauer eathere
him in, and like good little boy had
nothing to say.
From DR.. Hollister we learn that
Capt. Endersby who had his leg
broken yesterday by being thrown
under road scraper, in runaway !
accid mt will be brought to town to-
morrow for further med cal treatment
The bone was broken two places be-
low tho knee, and the chances are it
will be q ute a while before the Cap
tain will be able to he around again.
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