The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-07
From Fridays Daily.

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Robert Smith. of Grass Valley, is in
this city.
c. H Caldwell, of Antelope, is at
the Umauila House.
| S. p Shut, editor of the Hood
River Sun, was in the city last even
ing. .-.
Girl wanted to do general house.
work. Apply at sesidence of N. Har-
ris. ~ 81" 2- 'o-.- d,wwI
Twenty three city lots for sale,
from $50 up. Inquire at the Columb bia
Hotel. oct. If
Miss Maie Elton will leave for Hood
River this afternoon to visit her sister
Miss Minnie Elton.
Willie Crussen will leave on the
early morning train tomorrow for
Portland on trip of business and
pleasure. 11 a-c 81,
Fred w. Wilson returned yesterday
from business trip to Arlington and
Bialocks. He states that as yet there
are no geese in that section and that
little goose hunting will be done there |
before the latter part of the month.
George Blakeley returned from Port
land yesterday evening where he has |
been attending the meeting of the !
state board of pharmacy. There were
II. h.,u m,
eight of whom passed the r, r,qnired'ex-
animation.
This morning D p. Ketchum ano
son shipped TWO cariords of sheep |
purchased 5y them for Rhea Rros. TO
the Chicaa markets. The sheep we're
sent over the Northern Pacific and Q.
B. s. @. railroads. The same parties
will send ont about % cars on or about
the 10Th.
d The Oregon Native Son is an illus.
trated, monthly magazine Of history
published in Portland, and deserves
the support of every patriotic resident
of the Pacific Northwest. IL is de-
voted TO the history of the original
Oregon, is we'll printed OF glazed
paper, is beautifully illustrated, and
the subscription price is but one dollar
per annum. Such magazine has
been needed in this country for many
years, and we hope it will receive the
liberal support it deserves.
Last night the section house at
Bon neville was broken into by bur-
Deputy Sheriff A. D. Wood at Cascade
Locks was informed of the robbery
and arrested two men today on whose
person SONS of the stolen articles were
found. Mr.. Wood telepboned tn
Sheriff Kelly asking what should be
done With the prisoners and was told
to turn them over to the sheriff of
county, as that was the
county in which the crime was COM
mitted. {a5 t--
Tomorrow forenoon the ladies of tho
Methdist church will offer for sale a
choice collection of pies and cakes at
], Fl. Cross store. ron
!, Jack Sellers and crew have been
ordered to stop clearing right.of-way
between Lyle and Goldendale. If this
Is so, the right of way is forfeited, as
work was to be continuous until the
road is completed. As the deeds were
made in trust to Mr.. Joseph Nesbitt.
the committee can at once commence
negotiations with the Great Northern
or Northern Pacific companies, who
are very anxious to reach the Colnm-
bia by way of the Klickitat valley.
The Prineville race meet will begin
next Saturday, and il is expected that
il will be the best of the kind in the
history of Crook county. I he town is
full of race horses and ever ything is
for the begin nidg of the
sport. Prinevii1e il. exceptionally
lively this year and has grown more
this summer than ever before
io its history. At,least 30 new resi-
dences have been erected. 1Thisi is not
o boom but simply a little growth .si.is3
A lawns ps ssed last Februar yby
the legislature Of Oregon for the ex-l
tirpation of Russian, Canada and
Chinese thistles. IL makes it the duty
ofroa6 supervisors to eradicate them
wherever found, and they are en-
powered to enter upon land whose
owner refuses to destroy <these weeds
and extermina.e them, and the cost
thereof may be docketed against the
land and become in six months lein
taking priority to everything except
taxes. EJ-i a- ~ a:l- 30 1lgg-