The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-04-29
From Monday.s Daily.

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| From Mondays Daily.
Charles Gropper, of Stevenson, is ii
the city.
Ask your grocer for Clark & Falk':
f1avoring extracts
w. J. Mcdonald, the Grants mer
chant, is in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Montgomery are
| visiting in the city.
John E. Lathrop, of Pendleton, was
in the atty last evening.
The river is falling very slowly, and
is now IA feet above zero.
S. Ferrell, of Portland, is here look
ing after the fish business.
M. A. Thorbourn is up from Port
land visiting friends in the city.
F. IN. Spicer and w. J. Ashby left
yesterday for their home at Antelope.
Mrs. q. E. Moore. of Chicken
Springs, is visiting friends in the
city.
Nathan Morgan is here en- route to
Wasco to spend a few days visiting at
that place.
Scott Davis, of Salt Lake, is here
for the purpose of buping cattle for
shipment to Utah.
The social to be given by the De-
gree of Honor Wednesday night will
be- the event of the week.
Mrs. S. b. Fry and son, of San
Francisco, are here visiting Mr.. Fry,
who is travelling for Murphy, Grart &
Co.
Champ Smith. of Prineville, came
up from Portland Saturday evening,
and left by yesterdays stage for Prime
vile.
F. G Erb and r J. German went to
Hood River todav to put in Mt. Hood
Gas plant for S. E. Bartmess and
others.
W. r. Pyle, cattle buyer from Dill
lon, Mt. is in the city looking after
beef. r. E. Wrenn is also here ready
to buy cattle.
MIR. and Mrs. Fac Taylor, of Ante
lope,a here and will leave this even
ing for Spokane, where Mr.. Taylor
will enter DIR. Southerland's santa.
rum.
The sheriff's sale in the case of Nc.
Laughlin vs. Watson, advertised to
take place today, was continued until
next Monday at 2 o'clock.
The members of the Illihee bowling
team have all returned to Salem, we'll
pleased with The Dalles. and signify
ing their desire to again meet The
Dalles players.
Theater goers will have an oppor-
tunity to hear Bobby Gaylor and Nc
Sorley's twins Saturday night. 1t is
said to be good attraction, and has
proven acceptable to audiences in the
East
Surveyor Colt is finishing up map
of the city thai is 5x9 feet that he
made for the water commission. The
map when completed will show all the
water mains and taps on the entire
system.
Hon. ]. L. Cowan is in from Warm
springs and expects to meet MRS.
Cowan here this evening on her re-
turn from Portland where she has
been the past week fighting case in
the U. s. district court.
The railroad surveyors who are op-
Grating on the other side of the river
are running on the N. p. survey that
was made in 1871, west from Rockland,
and while they are reticent about ex-
pressing themselves as to what the OBJ
iect of surveying the line is, they in
innate that they are in the employ of
the Northern Pacific, which leads to |
the belief that the N. P. is contem.
plating building down the Columbia |
rom Pasco.
A terrible wind storm prevailed on
,he roaG between here and Umatilla
Train men say the sand
blew so badly that it was impossible to
ice hundred yards ahead of them.
there were no accidents
IN the road occasioned by the sand.
Some time ago Andrew Keller at
ached a water moter to his ice cream
reezer, and as result he is now minus
he end Of a finger. Last night he WAS
reezing cream when piece of ice got
n one of the cog wheels and he at
empted to brush it out. He caught
he second finger of his left hand be-
ween the wheels and the end was
Tipped off, the bone being badly
rushed, DIR. Hollister dressed the
1ound and will be able to save all the
nger that is left.
Saturday freight train No. %, going
rest, had fortunate escape from a
'ightful accident just this side of
[ood River. 1t was train of 40 cars
auled by two engines, and on round
lg curve ran on to a lot of rocks
nat had been thrown upon the track
y a recent blast. The head engine
nd one car went off the track, but
,rtunately there were two fat cars
etween the engines, so the second
ngine being reversed checked the ,
'eed of the train, so as to avoid all !.
lie cars going off. The. damage to the Z
ain was slight, and al the trainmen ,
'caped without injury. ,
From Tuesdays Daily ,
Miss Enda G. Gates, of Portland is. t
sitting friends here. II
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