The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-04-09

Goods Co. of St. Louis, Missouri. M
Hardness is an experienced shoe ms
and today is opening up and emil
J new line offootwear.
One hobo greeted the recorder th
morning. but as be was the first
appear for number of days, was |,
off with light sentence.
Miss Bernice Maxon. of Vancouvel
will arrive on the boat this evenin
and visit few days at the residence {
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Butler.
The L. o. o. F. have placed an elec
trio light at the entrance to their hal
and on the globe is the name of tn
order and the meeting night.
Conductor Lowe. who has charge o
OF the construction train at Grants, re
returned to that place last night hav
ing spent few days in the city.
Mrs. M. E. Briggs leaves for hel
home at Arlington this evening. Shs
reports Der son Teddy is worse, ant
will have to be taken back to the hos
pital for further medical treatment.
The first rehearsal of King Hallaba
hoola ii with the full orchestra took
place last night and was perfect sue.
cess. Prepare yourselves for some
thing grand in the performance.
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the republican county central COM
mittee by the conventisn yesterday
Our reporter was unable to learn the
names of the other committeeman.
The business manager of the
Woman's edition of the Mountaineer
would like to have all copy for adver-
tisements ready Monday, April 11th.
All copy will be called for at that time.
A M. Williams & Co. have a very
pretty window, with the photographs
of the principal characters In King
Hallabahoola II appropriately dis
played, surrounded with club colors
and athletic supplies.
Tomorrow Immediately after school
Mr.. Miller, of Chicago will conduct
meeting for all the boys and girls at
the Methodist church. He will sing
Ceramics Old Arm Chair" and tell
a true Colorado Bear story.
The Woodnen gave a very pleasant
smoker at their hall last night. Cen
eral Lecturer Wheeler was present
and made short talk on Woodcraft
after which lunch was served, and a
general good time was had.
A band of ewes were recently sold
n Grant county by ]. McHaley TO
John Spray for $3.50 head, which is
In unusually good price, as the pres
,nt crop of wool was not included. the
'heep TO be delivered after shearing.
Mrs. C. S. Van Duyn and daughter
edna, departed last evening for Stump.
er, where Mr.. Van Duyn is located,
md where they expect to reside per-
nanently.-Heppner Gazette. Mr..
md Mrs. Van Duyn were formerly res.
dents of The Dalles.
Arlington now has another paper,
he Review having issued its first
lumber on she 5th. 1t is published by
robinson & Pound, and proposes to
tay in the middle of the road polite
lily, looking neither to the right nor
be left for any political party, devot-
1g its attention strictly to giving the
ews.
1t would be hard to conceive of
lore beautiful line of spring clothing
,r men, than the Fl. S. M. line dis
layed by Pease & Mays in their fur
isbing goods window. How they can
ford to sell these goods at the same
rices that other dealers charge for
'dinary ready made goods surpasses
lr understanding.
Yesterday the republicans of Sher- :
an county nominated the following ,
:ket: Sheriff. William Holder, Grass
alley; clerk, NJ. Henrichs, Wasco;
easurer. W. Stanley. Morn: assessor.
F. Bike, Moro; commissioner, r. P.
-r, WaSeo; school uperintendent,
=. II. Ragsdale. Moro; surveyor,
1omas Pugh. Wasco; coroper, DIR. 1.
. Smith, Moro. +
A letter was received by the D. G. & :.
Club from the Oregon Agricultural !,
ciety, stating tkat they wanted .
scriptiou and statistics concerning :,
asco county. The matter was plac-
in the hands of the comrittee on .
stistics and they are hard at work .
lending to their duties. UndoubG-
ly they will give our county good
lite up,as the committee is composed
men who are energetic and CONVEX
ut with the resources of Eastern
'egon.
At an adjourned meeting of the Elks t
st night, the following officers were d
stalled to preside during the coming t
ar: L. E Grove, exalted ruler; W. a
Bradshaw, esteemed loyal knight; r
NJ. Wingate, secretary: A. 6. Meal 8
ster, treasurer; Thos. Kelly, trustee. 9
ter the installation. exalted rnler
owe appointed r. II. Lonsdale es-
ire, 81. Fl. Riddell, inner guard. John
ichell, chaplain, land Archie McCully, f
ganist.
The little 3-year-old daughter of B.
Kennedy was severely hurt at War ]
n station, in Umatilla county, Mon t
y. The child escaped from the l
,use and went near the w. & G. r. r. {
alton to search for her doll. while {
,itchiDg was in progress She was
awling from beneath a freight car t
hen it began to move, and narrowly
capped being crushed to death. AS |
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