The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-14


er from business trip TO Goldendale.
Ladies will find the new dog coll;
III belts at A. Nj Williams g. Co.'S
h Attorney John Gavin returned frol
p attending the K of p. grand lodge t.
e day.
= H. H. Riddell, one of the delegate
A to the grand lodge K. of P. arrive
home on the delayed train this morn
h ing.
e Hon. William Bradshaw arrive
home today from Portland where h
p has been attending the grand lodg,
5 K. of 2.
Z Joseph Howard, arrived in the city
from Prineyille, yesterday. with a bant
Umatilla house.
Another traiuload of sheep consist
ing of band of about five tnousan
head will be shipped to Chicago to-
night by Ray Brothers.
On Monday, Oct. 10Th, the round trim
exposition rate via. the steamers of
the Regulator lire will be $500 W.
c. Allaway agent.
H. McMurray. A. A. Davis and John
Hamilton, ali of whom are interested
in the the cattle business are in The
city from. Prineville.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Mcpherson left this
morning for Portland, where Mrs.
Mcpherson goes to receive treatment
from an eye specialist. They expect
to be in Portland about two weeks.
M. B Murchie and wife arrived in
the city from North Yakima yesterday
and are visiting relatives in 5his city.
From here they will go to Portland for
few days where they will attend the
exposition.
Walter Revis, of this city, left for
Spokane today where he will accept
position in the United States land
office. Walter is deserving boy and
we wish hiuc success in his new posi-
WIN VIC ECSNCU SCSINE uiu
leave The Dalies.
Bill Gilmore, of North Dalles,
caugh full grown cayote in trap and |
with the assIstanc3 of Joe Robinson |
broush the victim to town this morn
ing and sold it to Tom Driver who |!
inteRd5 starting up cayote farm and !
raise the animals for their scalps.
Johnnie Hanna, who lives east of !
Boyd, brought in about ore half dozen
potatoes that are wonders. They are
smooth, solid and of superior Quality !
and weigh from two and one half to |
four pounds each. They are now on
display in the window o. Z. S. Smiths |
grocery store.
II. Harrington. so years old, hanged |
himself Tuesday in a barn near where |
he lived, seven miles from Portland
on the fayier Ferry road. He had |
been sick. and was to poor to secure
proper medical attendance. He left
the house in the morning to do the
chores, and as he failed to re,urn his
wife notified the neigh bors. who insti-
tuted Il search, which resulted in the
finding of bis body
II may be said that an eveniu at the
theater can bs 90 more enjoyably spsn.
than in listening to the singing of
trained artists, laughing at the come
dians, wondering at the ability of the
crobats, delighted with the poetry OF
motion, as shown by the dances. All
these feature aay be found In Hills
newest version of his burlesque
"Vanity Fair" made up solely for
amusement. II will be seen at the
Vogt on Saturday plight.
A telegram was received by j. c. I
Baldwin from the manager of the
Metropolitan Opera Co. today stating
that the fire in Pocatella. Idaho, |
burned the costumes used in the pre-
sentation of "Mikado'' and that they |
will be forcec to play LA Mascot"
Everyone knows what grand success
they made of this performance when
here few months ago and many are
delighted to hear that they will again
PRESENT. it.
Styner, the electric doctor from
Portland. had the pleasure of inter-
viewing several callers yesterday and
today, They give him credit for mis-
claims in his electrical disease reading,
and are well pleased with his uew me-
thods of applying electricity. Styner
will remain in The Dalles until, and
including Saturday Oct. q. ADVICE
and electrical deasease reading free.
o Obarr Hotel. Hours from 10 A. NJ. TO
4 and to S P. NJ.
The Pendleton grand jury yesterday
brought in an Indictment against
Edwin Minis, charging murder in the |
first degree. Judge Lowell allowed |
the customary two days for the defense
to prepare for trial, naming Friday as
the day on which the plea of guilty or
not guilty will be entered. 1t is |
reported that Judge Henry McGinn,
of Portland, will assist in the prose-
cntiop, representing the family of !
Miller, the man Mims killed,
Word was received over the Prime |
vile telephone line this morning that |
considerable snow and sleet fell at
that place last night. They stated
further that the Prineville stage passed
through five inches of snow on the
Tygh mountains ten miles this side of
Prineville. Wecannot vonch for the
truth of the statement as to the amount
but daresay that it was more than
possible as the temperature has been
quite low all oyer Eastern Oregon and
as 1t is getting late enough in the fall
to expect an occasional fall of snow or
storm of sleet.
Yesterday the grand lodge, Knights
of Pythias, for the grand domain
Oregon, in session at Portland, elected
Major ]. P. Kennedy grand chancellor;
Judge w. L. Bradshaw, grand vice
chancellor; R. L. Stinson, grand K. of
r. and S.; E. NJ. Sergeant, G, M. of
E.: j. ii. Aitkin, g. P.,J. ". Maloney,
G. M. at a. Judge Braishaw's many
friends here will be pleased to learn