The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-06-24
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
A. E. Lake, of Wamic, was in the
| city last night.
w. c. Allaway went to Cascade
Locks by boat today.
Misses Lily aud Pearl Reed, of Crook
county, are visiting Judge and Mrs.
Blakeley.
Rev. D. Il. Leach, of Antelope, spent
the day in the city and will leave this
evening for Moro.
Miss Glothllde Love, of Wasco, who
has been visiting in the city the past
sned home on the evening
sses Eva Rhea and Bertha Jones,
Heppner. who- -kaYe been attending
hool at St. Mary's Academy, returned
me today.
Last night four car loads of cattle
ere shipped to the Sound. Ore car
these. was destined to be sent into
Dawson City.
DIR. Hollister spent the day in the
city visiting old patients and friends.
TIE doctor intends visiting The Dailes
y kery Saturday.
The river will begin raising to-
morrow and will continue to rise un-
til Wednesday when height of about
Al feet will he reached
Elder C. P. Bailey returned yester.
day from q visit to Fox Valley, and
y6fll hold service in the Calvary Bap.
tist church tomorrow forenoon aud
evening.
To-Day j. P. McInerny, administra-
tor of the estate of Phil Brogan, sold
20 head of horses belonging to the es-
late at public auction. The horses all
4 brought fair prices.
Mrs. Otis Patterson left this morn
ing for Portland accompanied by little
Geraldine and Eilene Kelly, who go
to Portland to spend the summer with
their uncle and aunt.
The postal department. has made a
new rating of salaries of postmasters
in this state to take effect July 1st.
The salary of The Dalles postmaster
has been increased from $1,000 to S2,-
100.
The stars and stripes have been
floating over Charlie Bayard's resi-.
dence today, in honor of Boston day
(Mr. Bayard is Bostonian) and also
in celebration of the birth Of K. b..
Weber's little girl.
The delegates to the National Edi-
torial Association will probably reach
The Dalles on the evening of July I'd
and will likely spend the night bere.
It Is about time for US to begin prepar-
ations for Their entertainment.
A train load of 1900 head of cattle
from Albany is being fed at the stock
yarks today. The cattle were in
charge of Mr.. Yeast. of Nebraska, who
delivered 800 head of them today to
Graham & Hale. The entire lot will be
shipped out tonight.
ssAs@usral the American market is
supplied with all .delicacies THAT may
be desired-fresh peaches, apricots and
plums, String beans and all manner
of the choicest vegetables, also spring
chickens. Telephone your orders in
this evening 80 that you may be we'll
supplied with first class Sunday din
ner.
The officers elected by the Oregon
Pioneers for the ensuing year are
Capt. John T. Apperson, of Oregon
City. president; Mrs. D. P. Thompson,
of Portland, vice president; Geo. B..
Hines, of Portland. secretary; Charles
e. Ladd, ofsPortland, treasurer; Frank
]. Taylor, of Astoria. corresponding
secretary.
A lively little runaway occurred
this morning, but fortunately there
cart was standing in front of Charley
Franks saloon when train came
along that frightened the horse. and
~he popped onto the sidewalk, making
first rate run until he reached the
corner of Court street where he got
loose from the cart and then made
good run up the street
Miss Tebbetts, who for the past three
years has beeI principal of St. Helen's
Hall, in Portland, has severed her
Connection with the school, and Miss
Dusin berre, of St. Paul. Minu., has
been elected to succeed her. Miss
Dusinberre has been principal of St.
Catherlne's school, ST. Paul, for IL
years past, and bearsa splendid repu-
tation as an educator. She will be
allowed to select her own under
teachers.
This morning the Regulator carried
about go heah of horses down the river.
Among the lot was 30 head of fine
young Percherons belongig to Charles
Huntley. of Wheeler county, and SIX
work horses belonging to c. and J.
Fox, Of Mitchell. The horses belong
ing to Mr.. Runtley were an excep-
tionally fine lot, they being of very
even size and uniform color. He iE--
tends taking them to farm near
Portland where be will break them
and put them on the market.
Articles were filed with the county |
clerk today Incorporating the War.
renton Waterfront & Land Co. of The |
Dalles Oregon, with capital stock of
a $40 fully subscribed. The incor-
porators are T. A. Hudson, c. F. |
Cathcart, ]. D. Straus, Otis Patterson,
M. B. Whitley, D. s. Dufur, c. M.
O'Connor and Chas. F. Michelbacb.
The object of the corporation is to buy
and sell land, build houses wbarves
and docks in East Warrenton, and to
do any other business pertaining to
the handling of real estate.
From Mondays Daily.
Mrs. Laurensen left this morning
for White Salmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Van Duyne went
to Portland yesterday.
Adolph Walthers has gone to Port
land for medical treatment