The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-07-08
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Thursdays Daily.

ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Thursdays Daily.
Peter Limroth, OF Dufur, is in Il
city today.
Will Wurzweler, the Prinevill
merchants registered at the Umatil
house.
Thos. Kay, of the Kay wooden mil
OF Salem. is among the wool buyer
who arrived last night.
James L. Cowan, Indian agent 8
Warm Springs agency, is a guest a
the Umatilla house today.
Misses Josie Jenkins and Maud Gil
bert returned from Portland on th
overland train last night.
Walter Van Duyn, an old Dalles bo
who at present reides in Sumpter is IL
the city visiting old friends.
Miss Daley Allaway left on the Reg
nlator this morning for Portland wher,
she will visit for short time.
G. W. Miller and family left fol
Ocean Park this morning where they
will spend the summer months.
Grant Mays was among those VINO
returned last evening after having
celebrated the 4th in Portland.
Mr.. James Kelly genial and pros
porous farmer from the Kingsley
neigborhood ie in the city today.
Mrs. Wilson's gallery, Second street
opposite W. A. Johnston's. Photo
graphs 81 to IS per dozen. j6lw
Harry Liebe returned last evening
from Portland where he has been cele-
brating the 4th and visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Comini returned
last evening from Portland, where
they have been visiting the past
week.
Mrs. N. Harris and family left on
the Regulator this morning for ILL.,
waco where they will spend the sum-
mer mouths.
Fred W. Schmidt and Bert W. Hol.
lister returned from Portland last
evening where they have been cele-
brating the Fourth.
Recoder Ned Gate and Attorney
Fred w. Wilson left on the boat this
morning for Collins landing where
they will spend the day.
Officers of the Degree of Honor and |
Workmen will be installed jointly
this eveing. The members of each |
lodge all allowed to invite one guest.
Pros. ]. S. NLanders left this morn.
ing for 9 trip to California. Before re.
turning he will attend the National
Educational meeting in Los Angeles.
Max Vogt is making extensive i'm
provement in the drug store building.
He will put in a plate glass front, and
the store will be devided with parti-
tion so as to make the sale room and
way room seperate.
Miss Ida McKibbon who for the
past week has been the guest of Mrs.
E. M. Wilson, left on the boat this
morning for Portland from which
place she will return to her home In
She was accomplished
as far as the Cascades by Mrs. Wilson.
Since taking control of The Dalles.
Prineville stage line Mr.. Cornett has
made improvements that are appre-
siated by the travelling public. He
has put on 20 new horses and establish
I'D three more stations so that the run.
Mug time has been reduced below the I
schedule. He is now giving the best
'ervice that has ever been on the
inc.
The o. r. b N. contempla con.
siderable Improvement OF its track be.
'ween this place and Umatilla during {
me next few months. 1t is their in
'ention to put three steam shovels to
work on the rUad loading gravel with
which to balance the track at various
points so that when the heavy grain
raffic begins in the fall il will be In
EXCELLENT shape.
William Robinson, who is in the
'ity from Eight.Mile, purchasing har- ,
resting implements informs US that }
he hot weather and east winds of the )
,ast week is ripening the grain too !
apidly AID without shower of rain :
within the next few days the crop in
lis neighborhood will be short. The i,
anne is true of the greater part of
Sherman county as we'll as the Boyd .
md Nansene section and the only ,
'lace chat does not show the bad effects
# the east winds is the Tygh Ridge
ountry the garden spot Of Wasco
William Fredden returned home last
light from q weeks visit to Portland =
md Salem. While in the latter place
10 met J.. C. Hertz formerly of this i
ity. MIR. Hertz is making arrange
nents to go into business in that town a
n the near future. Mr.. Fredden Ia II
cry favorably impressed with Salem. p
ut cannot see why any man should a
refer Salem to The Dalles.
Shortly after the train arrived yes.
erday on which Sheriff Kelly brough t y
BILLY Winton, who was accused of :
arceny of about $500, the defendant
ad q hearing and his bonds set at
i 200. A good and sufficient bond c
7as given by three prominent busi- q
ess men and Winton was released
rom custody. He was represented by