The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-07
From Thursdays Daily.

~ From Thursdays Daily.
Frank Gabel, of Wapinitia, is in the
city today. 4 . 3
It. II. Johnston and NJ. J. Anderson
of Dufur are in the city.
Miss Alma Taylor has gone 20 Mich
igan to spend the winter.
John Summerville, of Hay Creek is
guest at the Umatllla House.
Horatio Fargher, OF Nansene, is in
the city today attending the WOOL
growers meeting.
Harrison Dufur and wife and
daughter. Miss Blanche, are in the
city from Dufur today.
NJ. j. Anderson and 7. Fl. Johnston
were in from Dufur today aud attended
the WOOL growers meeting.
The steamers of the Regulator line
will leave Tho Dailes NJ ~. NJ. COM
mrncipg Monday the 9th inst.
- Hirhilr1 Hinton, of Dakeovcn is in
ut the special mseting of
the Wa.co Coun,y Wool growers.
= Miss Harding, OF La Grande. il visit
ing wlJh the family of her brother.
MIR. William Harding. of this city.
Mrs. Otis Patterson viii leave on
the eyeuing. train TO-DAY to attend tho
funeral of Mr. rillard at Pend, ,eton. G
George N. Glines, travelling freight
agent for he Great Northern, is in the
city as representative of his line at-the
Wool Growers meeting.
Otis Patterson, receiver iu the
United. States land Office, at this place,
left last pight for visit to his old
home in Indianapolis, Indiana.
A. A. Bonney, stock inspector of
Wasco county, and al extensive, sheep
man, of Pygh Valley, is in attendance
at the meeting of the Wasco County
Wool growers. 'S}t hsit
( Judge Bradshaw. returned from Port
land yesterday where he has been visit,
ing Mrs. Bradshaw. She Is much i'm:
proved and will in all probability re.
turn home this afternoon! ss'el
At the Workmen lodge tonight the
second degree will be conferred on
candidate and the screen work will be
put on for the first time in this city.
Members are requested to be present
promptly at f:30. = 'f1'@
+ Congressman Thomas Tongue Is in
the city attending the Wool Growers
in order to form better
opinion as to what should be done in
the important matter of the forest re.
serve. He is accomdanied- by his
family who are on their first visit to
The Dalles.
Captain Wells lecture on Oregon III
the Philippines Will begin at 8 o'clock
sharp tonight. All who desire to at
tend the entertainmept of the Rath'
bone Sisters can hear the lecture first
as it will oe out at about 9 o'clock, the
time that the Rathbone's entertain
ment will begin.
For some time past Supervisor Gil
more, of the Rockland precinct, has
been repairing the read leading from
Klickitat to The Dalles, and has it iu
fine shape, but The Dalles is doing
noshing to assist n keeping the road
in repair, hence be has quit work. If
people of The Dalles want the Klicki /
tat wheatto come hare they must see
to it that the road is kept ia repair.
The splendid COLLECTION of stereop.
tican views, which Captain Wells will
show at the Vogt tonight t,of the Oregon
in the Philippines and other
things of interest in connection with
the war are we'll Rorth. the price of
while his lecture, which is
highly interesting and instructive
should be heard by young and old. =
The Progressive Commercil Associa-
tion, of Astoria, is moving in the mat
ter of opening the Columbia river to
CONTIGUOUS navigation. At meeting
evening it adopted resolution.
urging congress- to make an appropria-
tion for constructing poruagerailway