The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-02-04
From Tuesdays Daily.

| Will Staats, of Dufur, is in the city.
Justice A. c. Brigham is in from
Dufur today.
County Judge Warner, of Gillian
county, is in the city.
DIR. BlaIock, of Blalock station, is in
The Dalles on business.
Ex-State Senator John A. Smith, is
in the city from Blalock today.
Charles Johnston and family, of
Moro, is in this cily visiting friends.
L. O'Brien the Klickitat county
sheep king, was in the city last even
ing.
! Mrs. S. Wilkison and children are
in the city today, visiting Mr.. Samuel
Wilkison.
Mrs. Hugh Baxter is in the city
today, from her home at Athens, on
Tygh Ridge.
J. Il. Bolton. OF Lyle, spent yester-
day and today in the city attending to
business matters.
All bills against the Dalles Club
Minstrels should be presented to Har-
ry Lonsdale as soon as possible.
The bill creating the new county
of Wheeler passed the house yesterday
afternoon. What its fate will be in
the senate is not known.
A. ]. Dufur, who has been spending
the winter with his family in Port
land arrived on the Spokane Flyer last
evening. He is on his way to Dufur
to look after his interests in that town.
Charles Frank proprietor of the
Farmers Exchange is in the city having
the losses caused by the recent fire
adjusted. Along with his Dalles
business he is running saloon at La
Grande.
The proprietors of the Columbia
Hotel are doing all in their power to
put the building in shape as rapidly as
possible, and as soon as the dampness
can be dried up they will be ready to
accommodate their guests.
Shortly after midnight we are in
formed that very heavy wind storm
sprung up and blew until early this
morning when we enjoyed a pleasant
spring shower. in the higher attitudes
near The Dalles it fell in the form
of snow, and the hills this morning
presented wintery appearance.
Mrs. Charles Aleskey and daughter,
Irene, of Portland, are visiting the
family of Dad Butts in this city. They
were agreeably surprised on their ar
rival here last night to find the
weather go pleasant as it was raining
torrents in Portland when they left
The following is the high score st
Estebenet & Esping's bowling alley |
for the week ending Sunday night.
Monday, Chas. Frank, 81; Tuesday, D.
W. Mann, SO; Wednesday,, o. Kelsay.
IS; Thursday, 81. Staniels, so; Friday,
w. Wilhelm, 55. Saturday, Speicenger
81; Sunday, Scot Cathcart, so.
George Albert, the wool buyer left
for San Francisco this morning. From
there he will 60 to Arizona and thence
to his home in Boston. At present he
states that nothing can be done in
this section in the way of buying wool.
The producers hold their wool for fif-
teen cents per pound while the buyers
can offer no higher than eleven cents.
Last night Elmer Jones, of this city,
was riding on the train from the
Umatilla House to the depot in orded
to see friend off, when he lost his
balance and fell from the platform,
spraining his right elbow. DR.. Hol-
lister attended the injured man and
although the injury is very painful he
is getting along nicely.
Several days ago Ralph Long, who
works in Johns & Co.'S. mill accident
ally amputated one of his toes while
cutting wood. He came to the city
Yesterday evening to have DR.. Hollis
ter attend to the injured member,
which, on account of not receiving
proper IredImou1 do euo biuS VI tu6
accident, is considered very severe.
The Dalles Minstrels were repeated
to fairly large audience last even
ing and as thoroughly enjoyed as on
evening. Everything passed
off even better, if possible, than on
evening and numerous rich
local hits were introduced. The boys
'eel very grateful to 'the people of The |
Dalles for the appreciation shown
Ind their liberal patronage, however,
when we consider the class of the show
hey presented, it is hard to see how it
,ould be otherwise. +
For the best results use the Vivi q
Iamera. For sale by Clark & Falk =