The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-01
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily.

ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Fred Burchtorff went to Portland
this morning.
VIM. Macnab and wife of Rufus, ar
registered at the Umatilla house.
John d. Whitten, one of Kingsly'
solid farmers, was in town last night
Mrs. c. W. Stone and daughter, 1ef
ON this morning passenger for Port
land.
Miss Laura Thompson left thi:
for Portland to take 10 the Exposition
and act as bride's-maid for a lady
friend.
A full line of numbering robes for
ladies, misses and children at Pease
& Mays. The prices are very reason
able.
r. E, jackson, bookeeper for the
Moro Mercantile Co., and Mrs. jack
son were in town today, on their way
to Portland.
The library will hereafter be open
Monday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings from to 9 o'clock, and on Satur-
day from 3 to 81 in the afternoon.
Mrs. W. A. Hunt, former resident
of this city, arrived here to-day with
her children from Buffalo, New YORK,
and is the guest of N. Vhealdon.
Mrs. w. E. Garretson and son,
Lynden, went to Portland this morning
on visit to Mrs, Garretson sister,
Mrs S. E. Paquet.
Leslie Butler has rented the store in
the Gates building corner of Third and
Union, and is moving his merchandise
from the Masonic building.
The passenger train that arrives
here from the east at $50 a. m. was
delayed five hours on account of fur
nlture car having jumped the track at
the sand cut east of Rufus.
w. II. Mansfield, foreman of the
Times es-Mountaineer, went to Salem
this morning to accept position as
expert OF state printing during the
present session of the legislature.
The Native Sons of Oregon will or
ganize cabin here tomorrow evening, |
the meeting to be held in the K. of P. |
hall at o'clock. All who have signed |
the roster are requested to be present.
Today M. w. Hoyle began putting
up building for John Burgraff on
second street, to be used as a restau-
rant. The building will be construct
ed of iron. and will be 22x60 feet, one
and one-half stories high.
Mrs. Schultz re ,eived letter last
evening from her son, W. w. Cowne,
of Caleb, announcing that he had met
with the misfortune of having his
collar bune broken by being run over
by horse in corral on his arm.
Tomorrow evening the Workmen
will hold special reception for men,
bers and their families. tits expected
that Hon. w. D. Hare, of Hillsboro,
and Hon. E. l.. Smith, of Hood River
will be in attendance and address the
Horatio Fargher, brought his wife
and family to town yesterday, where
they occupy toe residence of the late 4;
Mrs. Laughlin, on Third Street, Mr.. 7
Fargher, having purchased it from the
heirs of that lady.
We understand that the entire fronts, T
acing on Second street, of the two
oon be covered with better buildings, u
md more of them than existed before
he fire.. There will be one or more
buildings on every lot. on both sides n
# the street. o
Rumor has it that building will
oon be erected, and a saloon opened tl
IN Second Street, about where the old h
Jackson house stood years ago. This G
will make sixteen saloons besides the
brewery, which ought to come tolerab- E
y near supplying the liquid necessi- +
les of town of 1000 inhabitants. :,
Wasco county's two senators Jared
pretty we'll with refernce to positions t.
IN committees in the senate. Mr.. Il
Michell is chairman of the committee a
IN printing, and is member of the
isheries and judiciary committees, n
while Mr.. Dufur Is member of the :,
judiciary and federal relations COM i
nittees- .
Ex-state Senator ]. 81. Raley, of
oendleton, was passenger on this n
mornings west-bound train enroute =
or Salem to observe the working of ;,
he legislature. Mr.. Raley said to a -
Times -Mountaineer reporter that
Jmatilla county did not want anything :,
i the hands of the legislature except "
n appropriation for the normal =
chool ct Weston.
While Saint Peter nodded at the
CELESTIAL gate last night, another little :,
en- pound angel of the male persuasion :,
Tipped through the portal and slid =
lown on falling star, landing plump "
n the home of Tom Kelly, of the "
Jmatilla House. The Times Noun
aineer, with its entire force from
ditor to devil extend supreme con- u
e.
Don't forget the Wizard Oil show to- =
hight at the Baldwin opera house.
They have special program arranged
md it's all fun. There will be no ex-
ra charge for reserved seats, any seat q
n the house for Is cents, so go early II
md get good seat, The doors will be
,pen at 1880, concert commences at S:l5 !
harp. Bring the ladies and children Y
o see the big show tonight all for Is d
.ents.
John E. Barnett has sold his lot and
'esidence on the corner of B. and y
Webster streete to R.B.Hood who will
move his family there next Spring.
Meanwhile Mr.. Barnett will build G
lew residence on the lot across the e
treet south. 1t Is expected to have .
he new building ready for occupation
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