The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-05-07
of Wasco took up collection and in
short time secured sl30 which they
donated to Mr.. Leslie.

: of Wasco took upa collection and
short time secured Sl30 which the
donated to Mr. Leslie.
From Fridays Dally.)
Columbia brewery book beer will b
on tap everywhere next Sunday.
Henry Phirman left on the Dale
City this morning fer Stevenson.
Geo. Smith, of Rockland, left thi'
morning for point down the river.
The celebrated Lemp's and Pelson';
book beer is kept on tap at the White
House bar.
Fred Fisher is around on crutches
today, being laid up with touch OF
! rheumatism.
Martin Waterman delivered Sc head
| of stock hogs to the Columbia Packing
TO. yesterday.
District Attorney Jayne returned
last evening from Prinoyil!e. where
he has been attending court.
The cold weather OF the past few
days, has checked the water from ris
ing. Today the river stands at 2l.5
DR.. Hollister has moyed into rooms
10 and 20 Vogt block, where he may
be found from to II m and l TO p.
m.
The Dalles City this morning took
down 500 sacks of wheat, seven head
of horses, and large quantity of mix
ed freight.
Larry Hayes, popular engineer on
this division, is sojourning few days
in the city, having just returned from
a trip to Chico.
W. n. Harrison delivered lis head
of beef cattle at the stocl1yards today.
They will be shipped to the Union
Meat Co. at Troutdale this evening.
Deputy Sheriff Kelley, and County
Clerk Kelsay leave to night for Tygh
valley where they will attend the in
stitute to be at that place tomorrow.
Mrs. Currier, of Massachusetts,, who
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. al.
Bettingen, for the past month, left on
the boat This morning for California.
Chas. Riley, an old resident of Ante
lope and we'll known at this place, re-
tnrned from California last night
where he has been spending the win
ter, for his health.
Lost-between the NJ. E. church and !
by way of Union street, a |
gold mounted, arrowhead scarf pin. |
Finder will be suitably rewarded by |
leaving same at E. J.. Collins & Co.'S.
store.
r. M. Boyd, contracting freight
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Ry., and FL. ]. Green, of the
Great Northern Railway, are in the
city in the interest Of their respective
roads.
Anna Dehm,w who for many years was
a resident of Our city, but now of Port
land is visiting with friends. She will
remain until Monday when she goes
to Hood River to remain during the
summer.
During the past month only three
arrests were made, and of those, two
paid their fines. This shows our city
is not over run with the rif-raf of hu-
manity, and that our officers have
good ontrol of the town.
Subject at the Christian church Sun
day at IL A. NJ. second chapter of Acts
Subject at s P. NJ, He'll: where and
what is it. and how TO get there. and
how the devil got out. "Come, let US
reason together" W. V. BoLTz,
Pastor.
Wool is beginning to arrive at a
lively rate. and before the middle of
5he month the warehouses will be ex
busy receiving and storing
,he immense crop of this season. Yes
,erday the Wasco warehouse received
10000 pounds, and several loads are
today.
Today Mays & Grove are unloading
;wo cars of blacksmith coal. They ex-
oect the price of coal to go higher on |
account of the war with Spain, conse-
Iuently have laid in supply and will
give their customers the benefit of !
heir foresight
Republican headquarters in rooms
Il and 1S Vogt block are being fitted |
up to-day ana will be occupied to NOR
'ow by ]. o. Mack, secretary. They
have placed phone in the Office, |
any information desired can be had |
the hours of Sa. m. and y m.
and from / to p. m.