The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-03-18

Il
ance. The Train Wrecker" prov,
. pleasing entertainment.
Hon. Charles Hilton arrived Ia
evening from Portland, and will Iea'
tomorrow for his stock ranch ne'
Fossil.
J. P. McInerny left this morning fl
Antelope to look after the business
\ the Brogan estate. MIR. McInerny WI
accompanied by Miss Maggie Brogal
who goes to Antelope to visit th
family of her uncle.
| On April 9Th the farmers and stool
men will hold another meeting 6
Dufur. All those engaged in farmin
and stock raising are invited to atten
and become members OF the associs
ton recently found.
The Smith brothers seem to b
circulating under lucky star. A fe,
days ago Jim won The mandolin rsfne
by James Reese, and last night Ed
drew the bed room set given away b
the Noble company.
The patron saint of Ireland was re
membered to today by all loyal Irish
men, and the shamrock was seel
on every hand. The only public OBJ
servance of the day was services at the
Catholic church this morning.
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 the com
pany will give their. usual grand
matinee, on which occasion "Kath-
Ieen Mavourneen" an Irish comedy In
four acts will be the play. prices are
reduced on this occasion to children
Is and adults % cents.
Hon. Geo. L. Hutchin, the gentle.
man who is arranging to start new
morning paper in Portland, spent the
day here. Mr.. Hutchin says he Is re-
ceiving substantial encouragement
from all parts of the state. and in all
probability the paper will begin with
in few months. =
Fish dealers and anglers should bear
in mind that it is unlawful at this
time of the year to catch, have in pos.
session, or offer for sale any species of
trout, including salmon trout. and
that violation of the law protecting
fish is liable to subject them to prose.
cution.. One word of warming should
be sufficient.
James H. Blakeney is home from
where he has been the past
two months having his broken Lex
Mr.. Blakeney had his leg
brokea last May. and the bone having
failed to knit, he went to the hospital
In Portland and had it operated on.
He is not yet able to bear any weight
On the injured limb, and will return
TO Portland next Monday for further
The Northern Pacific is putting forth
, commendable effort to induce home
AOLi VIC Coee W COiAo W OEo..
gon and Washington, and has made q
rate of one-half the ordinary fare
rom st. Paul and Duluth to all points
On the Northern Pacific line. This
yiyes rate Of s25 to Portland 1924. so to
Valla Walla and S22.5O to Spokane.
rhis new rate takes effect on the 2lst.
This morning Night Watchman
9hirman ran in hobo who had i'm
,ihed too freely in spirits, and ON
the fellow found himpossess-
ID OF two Indian clubs. Mr.. Phir-
nan did not know neither the tourist
lad them for his own amusement or
he had stolen them, so he took the
elbow before Recorder Gates who
the usual fue.
The RathbOne Sisters may we'll con.
'ratulate themselves upon the success
{ the dancing party they gave last
light. for it was unquestionably ONE
t the pleasantest social events of the
eas0n. Dancing was begun about 9
clock and it was soon discovered that
be main K. of P. hall was not large
nough to accommodate the large num-
or of dancers, SO the banquet hall was
leared, and dancing progressed in
9th rooms. 1t was the universal
erdict that pleasanter party was
ever given in the city.