The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-06-17
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proceed on his journey to this city.
From Mondays Daily.
Miss Clothilde Love, of Wasco, i!
visiting in the city.
Mrs. Judge Bradshaw has been quite
ill the past few days.
Ad Keller is confined to his home
with an attack of fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. King, of Prineville
are visiting in the city.
J. Wollner, the San Faan cisco WOO
buyer is in the city again.
]. M. Marden and W. F. Wilson
went to Hood River today.
P. E. Oruduff and Millie Mortz have
been granted license to wed.
Col. J. M. Patterson, of Wasco
spent yesterday in the city visiting
his family.
Mrs. Sewell returned today to Port
land, accompanied by her sister, Mrs
81. W. French.
Mrs. Filioon and Miss Crooks were
passengers on the Regulator this morn
ing going to Cascade Locks.
Mrs. Andrew Kellar left on the boat
this morning for Portland, to spend 6
few days visiting in the city.
The Misses Lawrence, who have
been visiting in the city, have re-
turned TO their home in Portland.
La Grande and Baker City had d
nice little snow storm last Thursday,
which was a reminder that Eastern
Oregon is capable of supplying any
kir of weather at almost any season
of the year.
W. 81. Hobson has recovered from
his recent illness, and is again at his
post of duty in Pease & Mays Office.
Mrs. A. M. Mcleod returned Sat-
urday to her home in Goldendale after
visit of two weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Lusher.
The Regulator today had about 100
passengers when she left the dock.
Most of them we're parties from down
the river who had been here attending
the circus.
Parties who are here from Crook
county say there was heavy Irost
there the first of last week that killed
all tender vegetables, though grain
was not damaged.
The stock yards have been filed
with cattle the past few days. Satur-
day 16 cars were loaded and today
there are 700 head of yearlings in the
yards ready for shipment
A gentleman who shipped sheep
from Moro east this year says he will
ship from The Dalles after this, as the
facilities here are much better than at
Moro. and the expense is less.
An important meeting of the
of .Pythias will be held to-
night, including work in the first
rank. All members and visiting
are requested to attend.
This morning the regulator carried
81 head of fine horses to Portland.
They were from Crook County and
we're owned by T. L. Stewart, VINO is
,aking them to Portland to put them
IN the market.
Quite number of Crook county
'attlemen are in town today. Among
he number are Ed Campbell. Perry
Reed, Ben Zell, Jess Yancy, Pen
3levins, Jehue Johnson, Joseph
Wright, VIM. Jostiu and James Mont
'omery.
Joe Robertson moved his family to
cascade Locks today. They will re-
main there while the river remains up
nd Mr.. Robertson superintends the
onducting of transfer work for the D.
,. & A. N. Co.
Last Thursday night cabins of |
Native Sons were organized at Jeffer-
on and Brownsville. This is certain
o become the most popular order in |
be statef for it is based on principles |
hat all Greg onians endorse.
Misses Bertha Burckhardt and Miss |
Whine Liebe, who have been visiting
q the city, returned to their homes in
'ortland today. They were accom-.
anied by Miss Lena Liebe, who will |
isit few days in Portland.
Col. VIM. Helm, q pioneer of 1845,
as passenger on the Regulator this
forming for Portland, where he goes
, attend the reunion on Thursday.
lie is one of the very few that are left
ho came to Oregon prior to 1850.
Yesterday Father Bronsgeest de.
vered an excellent sermon on the
,bject OF early training of children,
nd forcibly called to the attention of
allies parents the necessity of chons-
II associates for their girls and boys.
Yesterday carpenters constructed a
airway on the Regulator. leading
ON the prominade to the hurricane
,ck, which will be convenience to
avelers who desire to climb to lofty
ovation in order to view the Colum-
a river scenery.
Saturday night Chas U'Ren, of
idgeway, shipped "a cars, about 8, 900
,ad, of sheep to Colorado, where he
Ill hold them during the summer and
1t them on the Chicago market next
Ii. Last year Mr.. U'Ren shipped his
eep to Montana, where he held them
It'll the fall, but he considers Colo
do little better place to summer.
Judge Blakeley went to Portland :
sterday afternoon. and will attend .
e meeting of the state board of
Iarmacy tomorrow. While in the
~ will also attend the grand cabin
the Native Sons and the reunion of
g Oregon pioneers.
Today Ed Kramer presented to this
ice two boxes of strawberries that
g monsters. Thirty of them fill
x, and they are just as nice favored
are the smaller berries. Mr. Kramer :
8 plenty Of slips of this variety of
rry for sale at his place on the hill. :,
The river has again stated on a rise. a
Q result of the few hot day of last 1
,ek. During tine "a hours prior to &
,'clock today the rise was as follows: a