The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-02-25

they should commanded fair price.
Max Zimmerman. representing
Prof Bartholomew's educated horse
show, is in the city, rustling things
for the show, This show recently
gave an exhibition in Salem, and Mr..
Zimmerman says Governor Geer was
free to state that it was the best horse
show on earth. 1t appears in the
Baldwin on the 23d, oath and 25th.
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. S. E.
Van Vactor left for Condor, which
,, place they will make their home in the
future. In their departure The Dalles
has lost two worthy and highly re-
| spectod people, and the bar of Wasco
county one of it's ablest young at
toneys. Mr.. Van Vactor's ability has
been recognized by the large clientage
he received, and we bespeak for him a
profitable practice in Condor and
cheerfully recommend him to the
people Of that place.
This evening, being the thirty-fifth
anniversary of the order of Knights OF
Pythias, a literay and social enter
tainment will be given by the mem
| bers in the K. of P. hall in honor OF
the occasion. A social hop followed
by a supper served by the wives OF the
Knights will be two of the pleasant
features, and as the knights do nothing
by halyes those present may rest as
sured that nothing tnat will add to
their enjoyment will be overlooked.
Saturday evening the D. P. & A. N.
Cos. steamer Regulator was given
| trial trip from The Dalles to Lyle in
order to try her machinery. Every
thing about the steamer moved ike
clock-work so that the trial was salts
! factory in every regard. AS soon as
the painting is done and some other
minor improvements made she will be
tried for speed and judging from the
manner in which the boat moved Sat-
urday, under ninety pounds steam pres-
sure she will give entire satisfaction
as regards speed.
Fred Houghton of the bowling COM
| mittee of The Dalles Commercial &
Athletic Club, received letter yester-
day from Herman Wise who holds q
like position in the Astoria club, stat
| ing that it would he impossible to ar
range the tournament between The
Dalles and Astoria ladies before April.
He also states that there is possibil-
ity of the ladies coming to The Dalles
and by that time tournament may
also be arranged between the mems
teams so that it will be quite an in
teresting event.
Saturday night ap individual who
was apparently out of place at the sal
vation army and who was raising a
disturbance, resisted the doorkeeper
who attempted to put him out, and al
though ne struck the doork . ,per q
stunning blow the latter threw him
down and choked him for short time
when he was satisfied to go without
any further resistance. Every one
who saw the trouble was of the opin-
ion that the treatment he received was
exactly what he deserved since no one
has any right to go to such place and
raise disturbance.
The following are the high scores
made daily at the Umatilla House
alleys for the week ending yesterday.
Monday, A. Kelsay, SO, Tuesday So;
Wednesday John Bonn, SO; Thursday,
Prof. Birgfeld, "a. On Friday and
Saturday Fred Pundt made Sc and So
while on Sunday Professor Birgfeld
broke the Sabbath with a score of "a.
At the Moody alley the scores were as
follows: Monday, c. Heppner, 55;
Tuesday, M. T. Nolan. .65, Wednesday,
]. Singleton, 81; Thursday and Friday,
G. Heppner, So and 10: Saturday w.
Wilhelm, 56; Sunday, b. A. Staniels
70.
A. M. Williams & Co. are making
extensive preparations for the spring
trade in all the departments of their
large store. However, the shoe de-
partment is undergoing more changes
than any other. New shelving, reach
ing to the ceiling, is being put in place
today, the inside of the building is
being painted and varplshed while the
floor will be thoroughly oiled. 1t is
their intentions to carry very select
and complete stock of shoes in this de-
partment, in fact it will be first class
modern shoe store in every regard.
What is known as bicycle slip ladders
will be used so that it will be very con-
venient to handle the goods.
regardless of the height of the shelv-
ing.
From Tuesdays Daily
W. h. Poleson, of Dufur, is in town.
C. NJ. Hoffman,o Mitchell, is in the
city.
a. r. Wilcox is in from his home at
Grass valley.
For faacy tucking you will find the
latest at Pease & Maysx
The postoffice will be closed tomor-
row except from 10 to IL.
That novelty putting at Pease &
Mays is just the things
1. Sichel, of Prineville, is a guest
at the Umatilla House.
c. w. Orrick, of Rutledge, is in the
city on q short business trip.
Emerson P. Williams, the Kingsley
merchant, is in the city today.
R. B Hood returned from Portland
on yesterday evenings train.
Have you looked at any of the white
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