The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-06-10
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily

ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily.
J.. A Gulliford, OF rafur, was in tn
city today.
Mrs. Ulrich went to Hood River b.
boat today.
Geo. A. Young went to Portland b.
boat today.
Wm. Weigle, of Prineville, is visit
ing in the city.
Mrs. o. E Farnsworth, of Heppner
is visiting in the city.
3. F. Marshal. of White Salmon.
spens the day in the city.
Hon.: ". n. Biegs. returned by last
evenings boat from White river.
Judge Bennett and Geo. E. Stewart
have returned from Goldendale.
Miss Mary Beall. of Portland, is
visiting her father, q. M. Beall, in the
city. 49, =
Mrs. VIM. Combs, of Prineville, re-
turned last evening from visit to her
parentsfn in Portland.
= Mrs. Theodore Prinz and children
went to Stevenson today to examine
their summer camping grounds. j
: ALBANY will soon have q militia
company, forty names having been
signed the roster of the new company.
Rudy Cradlebaugh, who has been
attending school at Eugene during the
past winter, Is in the city visiting his
former schoolfellows.
We have been waiting for summer
q long time, and 1t seems to be here at
last. The temperature has been we'll
mp in the SVs during the day.
Hood River straw berries are ripen-
ingrapidly, and are going on the mar
ket at splendid prices, the first ship
ments having brought seven dollars q
crate.
The river here registered "a feet, a
rise of half foot in "a hours. The
tendency is for gradual rise the next
few days, and by Friday the river will
probably be 36 feet here.
Lee Morehouse, clerk of the su-
preme court at Pendleton, is visiting !!
In. the city. Mr.. Morehouse is quite
B scenery artist, and during che day
has taken number of views of The
Dalles and vicinity. IT
High water has made 1t necessary
TO close the locks for the present, and
today the Regulator took down wagons
Tor transferring passengers over the
Z The wagons are in charge
,f Joe Robertson and F. B. Saunders.
w. q. vessey. large sheep rancher
rom the Yakima county, came into
Walla Walla Sunday. He states that t
,e recently sold 10000 pounds of this
1ear's clip at II and st cents. Most of t
his goes to the Pendeleton Woolen
Nils. - 4
Deputy Sheriff Sexton and Constable
aiIE ratnrna5 lac. NIGHT from having
aieen Mr.. s.ockino IN the insane
sv,i,ni A. Salem. .sr. Stocking gave
hem no trouble on the road, and to all
was perfectly satisfied
r;tb going to the hosnital
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