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

Miss Minnie Lay is visiting friends
at the Johns mill.
J. B. Cartwright, of Hay Creek, ar.
rived here yesterday.
Mrs. J. I. Reynolds, of Sprague, is
visiting in the city.
A. j. Brigham, prominent resident
of Dufur, was in town last night.
L. K. Griffin, an old time resident
and mining expert of Prinevllle, is in
| town.
Tom Callaghan, one of Sherman
county's prosperous farmers is at the
Columbia Hotel.
The prevailing impression among
cattlemen is that winter beef cattle
will be scarce and high.
c. J. Bright, a prominent lawyer of
Wasco, Sherman county, was in town
today accompanied by Mrs. Bright.
Hon. w. Fl. II. Dufur, Uncle Sans
forest ranger for this district, was in
town last night the guest of the
Umatilla House.
Isaac Hinkle, an old time and res
pected resident of rygh Ridge, was in
town today on his way to Canyon City,
to attend the trial of his son.
The Flyer towed the pile-driver with
her this morning to White Salmon,
where it will be used in the work of
extending the wharf at that place.
VIM. Stats, a popular young farmer
from Dufur, paid the Times Noun
taineer Office pleasant visit today and
incidentally contributed to its material
welfare.
J. r. Rarken, of White Salmon,
nominee of the Klickitat republicans
for county assessor, came up today on
the noon passenger or his way to
Goldendale.
Rev. Boltz has been requested to
deliver his sermon on "Jesus In Touch
with Humanity" for the fourth time
in The Dalles, and will deliver the
same tonight at the Christian church.
Paul Mohr, of past railroad fame, is
in the city. Mr.. Mohr says effort will
be made ere long to resurrect the plan
for building portage between Cello
and The Dalles on the north side OF
the river.
Over 700 children are in attenauce
at Ths DaIles schools, the largest
number ever in attendance at this
time of ear. The attendance is ex-
pected to be considerably larger dur
ing The winter months.
This afternoon Mike Callaghau of
Dufur bought the Allen residence and
eight adjoining lots located couple
of blocks south of the B. F. Laughlin
residence on the bluff. The consider.
alton is understood to be $500.
A. Garfield of Summit Ridge near
Nansene is very ill. DR.. Eshelman
OF Dufur and DR.. Geisendorffer of this
city, performed an operation on Mr..
Garfield yesterday, which. it is hoped
will result favorably.
r. Alexander. prominent Pendle-
ton merchant, has been elected grand
sultan of the Oriental fete in Pendle-
ton. Mr. Alexander was candidate
before the republican state convention
at Astoria for the nomination for state
treasurer.
The Albany schools haye the largest
attendance in their history. The en-
rollment at the end of the first week
was $50, and will, it is believed, reach
700. The enrolment of Albany college
is about $50. The Sisters Academy
also has largely increased attend
ance.
Roy Miller, Pendleton waiter, is
serving sentence in the Umatilla
county Jail for throwing a cup at a
Chinaman. Friends offered to pay
his fine, but be elected to remain in
Jail rather than put himself under any
obligations to any one.
j. N. Williamson, representative
from Crook County, is reported as
having ,intrOduc ed arssolution at the
opening of the session, providing for
an invitation to the ministers of all
denominations, In Salem, to be present
at the opening OF each days session,
and some of them offer prayer. In