The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-05-07

}. July.
A shipment of twenty Crescent b
f cycles was received today by Mays
y Grove.
Mrs. c. w. Taylor. of Wallula, is i
. the city visiting her mother, Mrs. Z
M. Wilson.
County Commissioners Kimsey ant
Blowers will return to their respect
, i've homes in the morning.
AL. Nelson returned from Portland
: yesterday, and will leave tonight fo
his old home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joe Knapp arrived from the interior
today with load OF furs, and will ship
them to San Francisco tonight.
V. Everetts, proprietor of the hotel
at Dufur. is iu town under the treat
ment of DIR. Holiister for sciatic rheu-
matism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pagan left last night
for Pendleton to spend week visiting
Mrs. Fagan's two brothers and sister
in that city.
Nose Sichel came up from Portland
last evening, and left Immediately for
Prineviile where he is largely inter.
ested in stock.
A car of hogs are at the stockyards
from Kettle Bros. at Island City, and
will be shipped to the Union Meat Co.
at Troutdale tonight.
F. J. Batchelder, of San Francisco.
travelling salesman for the Seth
Thomas Clock Co., is in the city in
the interest of his firm.
The first straw berries of the season
are displayed at The Dalles Commis-
sion Co. They are from California
and look very tempting.
A. NJ. Williams & Co. have placed
30-foot flag pole on top of their store,
and in few days it will be graced
with beautiful l6-foot flag.
w. H. Fowler is iu the city visiting
relations and friends. He will remain
few days, and then joins his wife
who is sojourning at Pendleton.
Mrs. Lytle and three daughters. of
Chicago, arrived in the city yesterday,
and left for Wasco last evening where
they will visit re latives for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, of Wasco,
are in town today. Mr.. johnson is
prominent merchant of that thriving
little village, and is in the city on bus
mess.
DR.. Hollister is to-day moving his
office from the Chapman block to the
rooms formerly occupied by DR., Lam
nerberg in the Vogt block, rooms 10
and 20.
James Benton returned from Airing
ton this morning, where he has been
patting an iron cornish and steel roof
on the building just erected by W.
Lord q Co.
Mrs. Fish, who has been in the city
for the past week visiting her son
Judd, left on the loat u.is morning for
Hood River, whele she will spend
month with relatives.
Messrs. E1win Nichols and F. N.
Miner, of Chicago, were in the city
yesterday, and left this morning for
Ochoco where they are heavily inter-
ested in mining property.
A social dance will be given by the
young gentlemen of the city tonight
at Castle hall. Prof. Birgfield and
Miss Schmidt will furnish the music.
and good time is assured.
The scow Sarah Jane sailed up the
river yesterday with full load OF
wheat for the Diamocd Mills 1t is
being unloaded tojay, and W Il return
for another load in few days.
By the courtesy and generosity of
Max Vogt, sr.. The ladies who are
publishing the woinan's edition Of
Times Mountalneer have been given
Office room on Second street, in the
building formerly occupied by Mrs,
Briggs.
Judge W. G. Williston. wife and
grandson of Redwing, Mimi, spent
last evening visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Brooks in this city, and returned
on the Dixon this morning to Portland
They will tour the coast before return
ing to their home.
Next Sunday The Dalles will enter
tain several thousand guests, excur-
sienists from Portland, aud during
the middle of the month the G. A. r.
encampment will be here, so let the
city council have the streets cleaned
so that they will present a more invit-
ing appearance to the visitors.
81. W. Peterson, the accommodating
operator for the Western Union Tele-
graph Co. at this place, leaves for
Portland in the morning, where he
has accepted a position IN the main
Office. The vacancy here will be filled
py F. w. Bier, of Vancouver, who will
arrive on the train this evening.
F. W. Wilson and wife arrived home
last evening from Phoenix, where
they have been for several months.
Mr.. Wilson says patriotism is very
| pronounced in Phoenix and a cowboy
vigilant &C mmittee was organized re-
Gently to deal with the Mexicans and
Spaniards who lsisted on not paying
due respect to 'old glory in that To-
cality.
In Fraternity hall last night the
Degree of Honor gave a very pleasant
social, for its members and friends,
and most enjoyable time was had.
| A pleasing program had been prepar-
ed, and was well received. after which
lunch was served, and general con-
versation INDUCED in. Those who
wished then joined in social dance.
which lasted until midpight-all left
feeling good and wishing the Degree
of Honor would give another of these
entertainments at no late date.
Yesterday afternoon Gary Ballard
took charge of the Columbia candy
factory, having bought out w. S. Nor
man, and is having the establishment
thoroughly renovated and refurnished.
Mr.. Ballard proposes to make the
candy factory one of the most popular
| cafes in the city. He viii, nave an eX-