The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-11-26
ITEMS in BRIEF.
,rFrom Wednesdays Daily.

,eFrom Wednesdays Daily.
II. Glenn will tomorrow begin pu
ting the machinery into the neN
Regulator.
Roger Sinnott left on No. 1 thi
morning, for Salem, to spend a fey
days visiting in the capital city.
Both cases against William Rolf
have bsen continued until the Febru
ary term, of court.
All the stores in town will be close'
tomorrow at IL a. m, SO If you hav
any trading to do, do it early in the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Davis, whit
were in the city yesterday, returned
this morning to their home at Port
land. &
The costumes of Hampshire ani
Clarke are in the very latest style
They would stop an eight day clock
Don't miss seeing them.
The bazaar will be open at 7:30 this
evening and the program will COM
mence at $3.50. Tickets sold at the box
Office from o'clock on.
This morning the Columbia Packing
Co. received 100 head OF beef that have
been put out on farms to be feed for
spring use.
Measrs. Cleek, Campbell, Reed and
Wrenn, who have been delivering
cattle here, left this morning for their
homes in Crook county.
The fish pond, at the bazaar. con-
talns all the known varieties. sizes and
shapes of fish ever found, from an alli-
gator to cucumber seed.
Such day as this is what makes the
Eastern Oregon climate SO admired.
A clear sky aud bright sunshine at
this season of the year are things to
be coveted.
Citizens of Portland subscribed Sl67
in one day for the relief of the Canyon
City sufferers. Cannot The Dalles do
as we'll? Certainly it can if somebody
will only take the matter IN hand.
Sheriff Kelley and e. J. Glisau left
this morning. for W;nnemucca, Ne
vada, to bring Frank Forester back to
be tried for the murder of Phil Brogan.
Train No. was fiye hours late reach
ing here this morning. The delay
was caused by snow in the Blue noun
tains, heavy storm having ragged
there yesterday.
Tomorrow ia Thanksgiving day.
The postoffice will close all day except
from 10 to IL A. M. the banks and all
public Offices will close and the news
papers will not be issued. Everybody |
will have holiday and a general
good time.
Superintent Gilbert and Profs. |
Gavin and Landers will leave this
evening for Antelope to attend the
joint educational meeting to be held
there on Friday and Saturday: Super
intendents and teachers from Wasco,
Crook, GILLIAN snd Sherman counties
will be in attendance.
L.F. Frizell and family, OF Waldron,
Crook county, have come to town to
spend the winter, and have rented
one of DIR. WiDgate's residences on
the bluff. They have located here for
the purpose of placing their children
in school.
The Pacific Bridge Co. is pushing
the work of laying mains for the new
water system as fast as possible, and
the work will be completed inside of
six weeks If the weather remains favor (,
able. The main on Jefferson street is ,
now completed, and excavating work
is being done on Third. I
The Dalles broom factory is one of
the busiest places in the city. large
number of men being employed turn g
ing out an excellent quality of brooms. !
This factory should be encouraged by
a liberal patronage, for it is the be- c
of q large industry that may
be built up here if there is sufficient 4
business to justify. /
Yesterday afternoon the following t
cases were disposed of in the circuit t
court: Thomas Mccoy VS. Sam G. Z
default and judgment; First y
National Bank vs. VIM. Birgfeld ct al. 8
sheriff ordered to make deed; G. F.
VS. W. h. Winans, sheriff
ordered to make deed: T. ]. Field VS. C
VIM. Birgfeld, sheriff ordered to make a
deed. t
A team of horses and big lumber
wagon made some excitement on
Washington street this afternoon, the r
team having con ,luded it could beat c
the records made on The Dalles track
at the recent fair, but finding this i'm
possible gave up the job after having
run about four blocks. No damage
was done by the runaway.
Ed. Warren, the fellow who has been
arrested for starting the fire at Can ,,
yon City. is we'll known in The Dalles- i.
he having run barber shop here for
time. Warren is a big, good natured ,,
fellow, though a morphine fend and :.
hardly any of his acquaintances here
would have thought him guilty of such
q crime. l. is said that he is in Jail at
Burns, and if the people Of Canyon
City could get hold of him they would
probably lynch him.
Today Jack Daley and N. B. Myers
were taken to the penitentiary, each to
serve term of two years for larceny.
Both these men are rather to be pit
tied than blamed for their misdeeds. |
Daley is morphine fiend and Myers is
q half-witted old fellow, who is just
crazy enough to be thief, but not
subject for an Insane asylum. 1t is to
be hoped both will be reformed in the
penitentiary.
Everybody should be thankful and
render thanks tomorrow. The wheat
raiser is thankful because he harvest.
ed big crop and can get the mag
ni6cent price OF 81 cents bushel for
it; the people are thankful that the war
is over, and no more than 10 per cent
of the soldiers died because of the mis-
of the war department,
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