The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-09-30
From Monday.s Daily

courage when he faces the enemy in
the far distant Philippines.
From Mondays Daily.
G. W. Smith, of Glennwood,i lis in the
city today.
J. b. McGresr and daughter, of An
telope, are at the Umatill House.
Lo d Parman, of Condor, left for
Forest Grove on this mornings boat
John Bonn left on the boat this
morning for Portland to visit friends
Fred Rogers, the popular represen'
tative of Blake McFall, is in the city
today.
Mrs. A. S. Mac Allister left on the
midnight train for the east last night
where she will visit friends.
Hans Lage, one of the prosperous
farmers OF Hood River valley was in
the city last evening.
J. Stewart, of Monkland spent Sun
day in the city. Mr.. Stewart is one OF
the prominent stock and grain raisers
of that section.
W A. Murchie and family and Mr..
and Mrs N. S. Biggs, of Biggs station,
returned Saturday from camp at
Wind River.
Hon. John Fulton and family, of
Wasco, returned on Saturdays boat
from Wind river where'they have been
spending month camping.
James Kelly went to Lyle on the
boat, this morning where he will take
charge of a band of cattle which he
has purchased and ship them to
Portland.
Misses Pearl Fitzwater and Blanche
McHaffie, of Condor, left on the boat
this morning for Portland from which
place the former will go to Monmouth
and the latter to Forest Grove to at
tend school.
People desiring building sand from
the land of the Catholic mission can
obtain the same by making an agree
ment with Rev. Bronsgest. No sand
should be taken without his per-
mission.
A telephone message was received
by undertaken VIM. Michel last night
from Cascade Locks stating that a
coffin was wanted for party at Steven
son, but the name of the deceased was
was not learned.
John Burke, who was arrested Sat-
urday afternoon for drunkenness, was
brought before the city recorder Satur-
day evening and upon pleading guilty
of the crime as charged was fined $500
which he paid and was dischare ed.
Geo. Wentworth formerly with the
Seufert & Condor Telephone Company
in this city has accepted position as
electrician on one of the United States
transports and will leave for Manila
in q short time.
Miss Gertrude Holmes, of the
Holmes Business college returned to
Portland yesterday. While in The
Dalles she was working in the interest
of her school and has succeeded in
getting several students from The
Dalles.
Mrs. William Durham, mother of
Nils Durham, editor of the Spokes-
who is now "a years of
age, and hale and hearty arrived in
Spokane yesterday to visit her son for
3 short time. after which she will come |
to The Dalles to visit her brother. Mr.. |
Shannon, of this city.
A. r. Wilcox, of Grass Valley, who
had his sheep in the mountains back
Of Stevenson, Skamania county, left
Tor his home this morning. Mr..
Wilcox has disposed of his entire band
If sheep as he despairs of finding
summer range next year on account of
,he closing of the forest reserves.
Thomas Maloney, who has been i'll
or the past two months with severe
Ittack of blood.poisoning has so far
'ecovered that he is able to resume
york on the steamer Regulator. For
J time his life was dispared of and his
numerous friends are pleased to see
Iim looking like himself again.
Dad Butts has all kinds of farm land
nd city lots to sell. Farms all the
ray from $500 to So, 900, city lots all the
,ay from $50 to $500. 1t is no trouble
,r Dad Butts to show any of his
roperty that he has for sale. If any
ne wants to purchase now is the &C
opted time as he has the finest list of
roperty in his hands that he has had I
II good while.
Did you eyer get short of rations? If e
ot, do not fail to here Earl Sanders +
the Congregational church on We'd
,sday evening, he will tell what men z
III doin such an emergency. Sever al u
the volunteers have put their curios 9
nich they have brought back from the
together and will have a
em on exhibition at their lecture. al
Hon. John Michel returned last r.
ght from Washington D. c., where q,
has been attending the great a,
uncil of the Independent Order of rs
ID Men. While in the east he visited
licago, Philadelphia and Omaha.
le delegates also called on President '.
,Kinley and visited Mt. Vernon and ~
her points of interest around Wash "
yton. l.,
Dad Butts and J. P. McInerny re. w
med yesterday from trip to Antel. a,
e. While there Mr.. McInerny, who Or
for the Broean estate r.
d several bands of sheep belonging -,
the estate at very good figure. a,
70 yews brought So 80 and 80 per ~
nd and were bought by McCauley in
others while two lands of lamt =,
ought S1.85 and s1.65 per band. ~
\ party of seven young ladies with 5a
ctor Schmidt as coachman left by nj
vate CONVEYANCE yesterday morning ar
spend the day at the falls of Mill or
eek. The day was model one for A
h an outing and the trip up and co
vn as we'll as the stay at the falls sh
} thoroughly enjoyed. Not single
ident of any kind occurred either Te