The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-21
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily

ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Wednesdays Daily.
F. A. and F. b. Phelps, of Lyle. ar
in the city.
John F. Durman, of Wasco, is yisi
ing The Dalles today.
B. M. Norton and wife, of Nopa, Cal
are visiting in the city.
Charles Butler, the Port Townsend
cattle buyer, is in the city.
B.F. P. Simmons and daughter, o
Portland, are guests of the Umatills
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Doak and 81. D
Dunham, of Hay Creek, are visiting in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Harding re
turned last night from a weeks visit
in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Aerin, proprie'
tors of the Trout Lake dairy, spent the
day in the city.
J.C. Ward, j. 81. Cox, E. ]. Friend,
M. P. and J. q. Foster, all of Kingsley,
were in the city last night.
Mrs. ]. W. Smith, of Prineville.
came up from Portland last evening
and left this morning for home.
The next attraction in the theater
line will be "Rreezy Time" at the
Vogt. next Monday evening.
Walter 8. Moss, advertising agent
for the "Breezy Time" theatrical
troupe, spent the day in the city.
Last evening D. P. Ketehum Il Son
delivered 1000 head OF mutton sheep to
Mr.. Daley, of Klickitat county.
DR.. Darnell, of Kalama, is in the
city for few days looking over the
situation for permanent location,
The Ellensburg Capital says that
another vein of fine looking coal has
been uncovered on the Upper Taenum.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Slayton, of
Prineville, were passengers on the In
land Flyer for Portland this morning.
The Columbia Dancing CLUB has
reached a membership of 70, which is
the limit, and the list is closed from |
now on.
This forenoon a baud of prime
Crook county beef was delivered at
the stock yards to Charles Butler, of
Port Townsend.
B.C., W. F. and L. J. Gibson, of
Biggs. passed through The Dalles this
morning en- route to Portland to at
tend the exposition.
Only few wheat haulers ventured
ont today, tie rain having prevented
them from coming to town, hence only
a few loads were received at the ware
houses.
C.. L. Pierce returned last nightfrOm
Portland where he has been attending
the exposition and left this morning
for his home at GOldendale.
The BREEZY Time'' Company will :,
give two free concerts Monday, one
on the street at 2 in the afternoon aud
one in front of the opera house at
7:30.
Miss Myrtle Michel, is again at her ,
post in the Jacobsen Book & Music
Co s. store, having returned last even
ing from a two weeks visitsin Port
land. 8
Hon. J. W. Howard, of Prineyille, !.
came up from Portland last evening .
Ind will gather up the cattle he has
bought in This vicinity and drive them
20 Crook county. =
Thieves at Everett last week stole =
1000 feet of copper ground wire from n
ihe street railway company. The h
says the same amount of
wire was stolen several weeks ago from
ihe same place.
fbe high wind Monday blew down ;,
. considerable amount of telephone T
wire between here and Prineville, and i
since then there has been no talking
With our neighbors at the south. The
inc will be repaired in a few days. I
There will be special meeting of !
he Artisan assembly held in the +
mall K. of P. hall this evening, h
which every member Of the order is u
requested to attend. Paere
sill be several limitations and other .
to make the evneing pass q
r
Styner, the electric doctor, will re-
main in The Dalles until and including r
,ext Saturday, October 81, with office e
It Obarr hotel. Advice and disease a
'eading free. Nervous and chronic
liseases of men and women can be f
,nred by electricity. and cured to stay.
5all and haye talk with him. ole Sd @
Rain began falling at O'CLOCK last p
light and has continued eyer since. e
Jp to o'clock this morning the total n
was 45-l00 of an inch, b
md it was pretty general all oyer the a
ounty. It will be beneficial to the t
armers as it will start fall grain grow
ng and lay the aust on the roads SO u
hat wheat hauling will be less diff =
,ult. r
The sugar warehouse at La Grande, s
0x160 feet, will, be taxed to its utmost q
apacity this year, as the estimated p
'utput is placed at 100000 pounds, b
{, 900 sacks, or 200 carloads of 20 tons