The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-05-14


Among them, Guy Willis, Ehren Kor-
ten. Leon and Sim FREEMAN, Harry
Hampshire, Guy Wallace, Carl Will
liams and Geo. Liebe.
The lodge of Elks in this city has
not authorized Mr.. Lawrence Naming
to use their name in connection with
his contemplated entertainment. If
the gentleman gives a show it will not
be under the auspices of the B. p. O..
Elks.
Miss Ina Cooper, composltor in
this office, left this morning for Port
land, to bid two of her brothers good
bye, who are members of the o. N. c.,
and will leave for San Francisco soon.
Miss Cooper will return tomorrow
evening.
Pertlanders generally cannot be
judged by few of those who visited
The Dalles yesterday. AS rule Port
landers are pretty good people, but
that city sent some excursionists ont
yesterday that would disgrace the in
fernal regions.
Mrs. Minnie Hill left this morning
for her home in Portland, having
spent Sunday with her aunt. Mrs.
Chas. Stephens. Mrs. Hill holds a
license as captain, and is one of the
very few of her sex who can act in
this capacity in the United States.
Carpenters began work Ghis morn
ing on the G. A. r. arch to be erected
across Second street from French &
Co.'s bank to the Commission Co. 8
store. This will be very pretty af-
fair when it is finished and decorated
and will be pleasing tribute to the
veterans.
From Tuesdays Daily.
F. NJ. Driver, of Wamic, ia in town
attending to business.
Willard Vanderpool, of Dufur, is in
town attending to business.
L. E. Grove left this morning for
short business trip to Portland.
Today J. M. Filloon & Co. received
a car load of Mccormack mowers.
Wm. Kelsay, of Buck Hollow, is in
town purchasing supplies for shearing.
w. M. Keely, an attorney from
Portland, is in the city on legal busi-
ness.
Capt. J. W. Lewis left on the boat
this morning for Portland, where he
goes on business.
Jud Van Houghton, of the Baldwin
Sheep & Land Co. of Hay Creek, is in
town on business.
81. S. Wilson went to Sherman
county yesterday where he has legal
business to attend to.
The eagle" Acetylene Gas genera
tors are the best. Agency at Hansen
Planning mill. d&w
Miss Allie Rowland left this morn
ing on the Dixon for Portland, where
she will visit a short time.
"Yellow journalism" has firm hold
on Prineville. The Review came out
last Saturday on yellow paper.
Chas N. Clark left this morning for
Hood River where he goes in the in
terest of Clark & Falk the druggists.
F. Lemke left today for Collins
where he goes on fishing
ex xpedition and will remain several
days.
Dick Fisher, who was mate on The
for quite awhile, was in the
city today, and returned to his home
at Mosier.
Mrs. Geo. Ruch and daughter Sula
went to Portland on the Dixon this
where they will visit for a
few days.
81. Gerson. an old time merchant of
this place, but now III business in
Portland, Is in the city renewing ac-
luaintences.
Gus Bonn left for Portland this |
where he goes on business
with The Dalles Com
mission Co.
Geo. T. Prather and wife returned
10 their home in Hood River this morn
ng, havidg spent few days visiting
q the city.
Miss Eva Heppner, who has been
studying music in Portland for some
ime past, came up Sunday and is
Tisiting in the city.
F. NJ. Kaegg, an old resident of our
'ity, but now representing the N. o.
dfg. Co., of St. Louis, is III town in
erviewing our merchants.
Klondike gold is in circulation, in
he shape of S. gold pieces OF this years
make. We saw one today but it be-
onged to the "other fellow"
Frank Epp, who has been sick for
he past month, left this morning for
Portland, where he thinks the change
7ill probably do him some good.
Mrs. Thomas Johns, of this city.
led very suddenly at Spokane
ist night. The remains will be down
n tomorrow mornings train for in
srment here.
John II. Hampshire. who has lived
/ one of the Sisters houses for a num-
er of years, has moved in the build
'g recently erected by Mays & Grove
n Third street.
Fred Fisher left for the Warm
oring reservation yesterday, where
2 goes hoping to be relieved of rheu-
atism, which he bas been troubled
ith a great deal lasely.
Last Saturday wash house on R.
Hinton's place near Bakeoven was
by fire, and it was by con- I
lerable effort the dwelling was
we'd. the wash house being near the
Yelling.
Geo. Anderson and VIM. Spencer
# today for Spanish gulch and Sum
er lake. They have an excellent d
TIT, and will be gone about six I
,eks. Mr.. Anderson goes for busi-
ss, pleasure and health.