The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-27
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Old potatoes at Dawson's. 26 2t
Tickets for the excursion can be had
at the wharf before the boat leaves.
Rev. Gentry Rushing will conduct the
usual services at the Christian church
tomorrow.
The graduating exercises will com
mence at S:15 sharp this evening, the
doors of the Vogt being locked until Z 80.
Have you seen the Dewey torpedoee?
If not, call at Jacobsen's store and get a
box. There more fun than a box of
monkeys.
Tomorrow night at the Episcopal
church Rev. Jos. DeForest will deliver q
memorial sermon to the members of the
G. A. r., who will attend in body.
All are invited to be present.
| The morning service at the Methodist
church tomorrow will be devoted prin-
cipally to the reception of members, the
pastor speaking along the lines of church
membership. Evening service as usual.
Rev. H. H. Wikoff, field secretary cf
the pulpit of the Congregational church
tomorrow, both morning and evening.
In the morning free will Offering will
be taken for the society represented by
him.
. The body of Reta Mays will be brought
to this city on the evening train, and
the funeral will take place from the
family residence, next door to Robert
Mays residence, at o'clock tomorrow
\ afternoon, Rev. Polling conducting the
eervice.
1t appears that people who want to
I get married nowadays, must get up
early in the morning, as at about 6 80
this morning the county clerk issued
two licen es, one to R. NJ. Pelmateer
and Mrs. F. A. Douglass, and the other
to ]. K. Kenworthy and Lavina Savage.
Both couples were from Wapinitia.
A noble Red man who must have
been drinking rock and rye from the
way he was handling the rocks and
pelting every other Indian who came
his way, Was arrested by Nightwatch-
man Phirman last night and he was
rocked in the city cradle all night and
portion of today; putting up 50 for his
| fun this morning.
TIE Astoria bowling team remained
o ;er in the city today, and this after
noon met the victors of last night on the
club alleve, the result of which we could
not determine. Tonight they will bowl
team composed of Mesers. DeHuff,
Nolan, Kurtz and Stadelman. Ladies
will not be admitted this evening, pre-
sumably because tonight's team is more
bashful than was that of last night.
The starbucx Signal says: "stlrbuck
citizens are jubilant over the report that
the o. R. & N. carpenter shops, now
stationed at Albina, will be removed to
Starbuck." It's been some time since
Dalles people have heard the re
moval of the shops mentioned; for a
time we heard nothing else. This, how
ever, must be just a "report," for we
believe if they were to be again moved
it would be no further up the road than
The Dalles,
G. E. Whitney, whose two brothers
were drowned Wednesday morning in
the Snake river while rafting bridge
timber for the Snake River Valley Rail
road, passed through the city this morn
ing on his way to his home in St.
Helens. He is returning from Starbuck,
where he has been attempting to recover
the bodies. In another column will be
found reward offered for their recov-
cry, together with a description by
which they may be identified.
W It is a satisfaction to feel that once
more We are to have good band in The
Dalles. No city or town, large or small,
should be without band. Somehow il
"livens up things bIt.' The Com.
mercial Club band has started out in
earnest, and will furnish US all the music
we need but we understand has de-
cided not to accept any engagements fol
II Sunday excursions which may visit our
Fcity. many of it's members objecting t.
such, which in our estimation speaks
N we'll for the moral "tone" of our band.
Prof. Pollman, the well known mag
netic healer, has been recognized by th
public of The Dalles as a thorough maj