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

which was represented by Homer
Angel, who won the medal with
Blood of McMinnville college ranking
second. Mr.. Angel has the hearty
congragulatlons of his many Dalles
friends.
From Tuesdays Daily
Abber Nelson, of GoldendaIe, is in
the city.
M. M. Davenport, of Hood River, is
in the city.
Fred Fisher returned from Portland
last evening.
George Miller returned last evening
from visit to Portland.
Edward White, of Prineville, is a
guest at the Umatilla house.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnston re-
turned last evening after weeks visit
with Portland friends.
Miss Christine Farrelly, of Portland, /,
arrived on the boat last evening and
will visit with her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Sharp, for few days.
Mrs. Charles Alden and Miss Cora
Joles returned on the boat last even.
ing from Portland, where they have
been visiting friends for the past week.
J. M. Filluon left for Portland yes
terday where he goes to purchase q
stock of goods for his implement store
which he will open up in Moro In the
near future.
Postmaster Geo. Summers, of Prime
vile, and Ed. M. White, ex-county
treasurer of Crook county, arrived by
last nights stage from Prineville, and
left this afternoon for Portland.
In the case of the Waud children,
which was looked into by Judge Mays
the children were allowed to remain
with their grand parents where they
will in all probability receive proper
treatment and care.
Last night two men were arrested
by Watchman Phirman being charged
with having stolen two overcoats from
Sexton's feed yard in the East Eud.
They are at present in the city Jail
awaiting their hearing.
Tomorrow evening the second match
between the ladies' and gentlemen's
teams will take place at the club alleys.
All the participants are taking live
ly interest in the match and an excit-
ing time is looked forward to.
The Knights gave another of their
popular socials for members and their
families last night. and very enjoy
able time was had. The amusements
consisted of dancing and lunch
served by the committee on amuse-
ments.
G. E. Bayard writes from Spokane
under date of the 18th, that he and
Mrs. Bayard will leave there for home
next Friday. He has been taking
treatment from specialist in Spokane
and says his health is much improved.
Mr.. Baysrd reports very disagreeable
weather at Spokane, there having
been almost continuous snow storm
all month.
Brigadier Marshall and staff, Capt.
Willis, will visit The Dalles and lead
the meetings on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings at the Salvation
Army. There will be an ice cream
supper on Thursday night and Captain
Duthie, who is going on arest, will
take his farewell the same evening.
Every body WELCOME.
There will be prea ching service at
the Christian church tomorrow even
ing conducted by Rev. Gently Rush
ing, pastor of the Christian church of
La Grande. Rev. Rushing has an ex-
,ellent reputation as an able and
eloquent speaker, and we bespeak for
him good hearing. He comes with a
view of locating with the Christian
,hurch of this place.
A special meeting of the water com.
was held last evening for
the purpose of considering sealed bids
for the completion of a manhole and |
osher improvements around the valves |
On Union street. Numerous bids |
we're made, but the most reasonable |
being that of ]. A. Bredahl who agreed |
to do the required work for $109, the |
was awarded to him.
In the school election held at the |
,ity recorders Office yesterday, IS !
votes were cast. Charles Schmidt
vas unanimously reelected school
clerk, there being no opposition, while
;he votes of G. J. Farley and J. T. |
Peters were close, the former receiving
"A votes while the latter received Al,
Mr.. Farley being elected by ma
ority of three votes over the other
candidate.
The Metropolitan opera Company
which plays at the Baldwin Opera
house tonight comes with flattering
and will certainly
give a splendid performance. 1t is
,ften the case that our people COM
plain that we 80 seldom have first
class show and never an opera. To-
1ignt everyone is offered an oppor-
unity to witness the kind of entertain
nent they desire and we hope that the
company will be greeted
oy crowded house.
In the account which our editor gave
of the eight hours spent at
he Cascade locks which was caused
oy the slide of Sunday night, he over
ooked one incident. Two of the party
vent to the restaurant to get supper,
ind as they sat down requested that
,he waiter bring them some cold