The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-04-30
From Tuesdays Daily.

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Ex.Gov. Moody is in the city on bus
mess.
Willis Hendricks is in town toda,
from his home at Dufur.
A. M. Kelsay went to the Locks thi
morning on the delayed train.
c. M. Cartwright, of Hay Creek, i
in town attending to business.
John M. Davis, prominent sheep
man of Sherar's Bridge, is in town.
Nerius Moffett left this morning on
the boat for short visit to Portland
Mays & Grove today received a car
load Of spokes, fellows and hard wood.
W. A. Langille, late of Dawson City,
N. W. T., is in the city visiting
friends.
A gang of sheep shearers left by pri-
vate conveyance, for the interior this
morning.
Frank Merritt, business manager of
the ''Tim Murphy Co.." is in the city
on business.
Ed. Mays spent yesterday in the city,
and returned to his business in Port
land this morning.
Geo. Dufur, the popular stenogra-
pher, left on the delayed train this
morning for short stay in Portland.
Hon. John Michel left last evening
for Grass Valley where he will deliver
a lecture before the Odd Fellows to.
night.
The Spokane flyer was about two
hours late this morning, caused by the
heavy wind yesterday drifting the
sand on the track.
A telegram was received today by
the militia, ordering them to be at the
Armory at $50 this afternoon, for in
spection and physical examination.
Mrs. c. Mead and daughter, who
have been visiting Mrs. Smith Fre.ich
for the past few days, returned to their
home in Portland this morning on the
Dixon.
Messrs. Robert Kelly, II. S. Wilson
and A. A. Jayne left on the Dixon |
,his morning for the Locks. They go |
10 make friends with the vote ofrs |
Falls precinct.
John Leary, an old resident of this
place, and brother of James Leary,
engineer of the fire engine at the
shops, left for visit to his old home
q ireland last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stubling who have
'een visiting in Portland for the past
ew days, will return this evening ac-
by their son, Arthur, who
las been attending school at Eugene.
Mrs. William Moabus. who has been
listing with her daughter, Mrs. M. T.
Jolan, for the past five months, re-
urned to her home at Tacoma this
norning. She was accompanied to
Cortland by Mrs. Nolan.
W. E. Woodcock, engineer at Lakes
lill at Wamic, accidentally shot him
elf through the hand last Sunday
lille shooting at squirrels with Q
istol. No bones were broken, but a
cry painful wound was inflicted.
A car of horses and boros from the
rand Ronde Valley were fed at the
Jock yards last night and shipped to
ortland early this morning. They
Re to be sent to the Klondike country,
nd will be used as pack animals. II
From ]. M. Murchie who returned I
7asco this morning We learn that the /
scalOosa House had a narrow escape t
ON fire last night. The fire was dis f
'verd in time, to prevent a serious
The damage done was
light. Ii
The farmer who has not sold his t.
st years crop of wheat may now con- t.
der himself fortunate, since the war o
are has caused wheat to advance
dtctldils LII Uu0 plob lew udyS. lG
u probably reaen one dollar a bushel
fore harvest time.
Sheepmen are very busy in the
ntelope country. says W. N. Wiley, y
10 returned from that place Sunday g, O.
ght. They are in the midst of lamb. p
g. and as the grass is good and sheep a
fine condition, the percentage of o
nbs saved is very large. ii
Allen Bagley, who burned the
loolhouss in Ocosta, and shot at r.
Austin, was found guilty in Cheha- -
county last week. Bagley refused ;.
, services of lawyer, and tried to -
'suade the jury that he is insane, o,
the jury declined to take that view =.
,he matter.
While driving down juniper hill he
N Wallula few days ago. Peter at
It. who lives in the Juniper country, frt
J run over by his wagon and his leg 10