The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1899-10-21
towns are flattering and we think that
on this occasion we will witness a good
entertainment,


on this occasion we will witness good
entertainment.
From Tuedays Daily
Hon. F. N. Jones Is visitor to the
city.
John Johnston, of Dufur, was in the
city today.
Leon Rondeau was in with a lot of
fine wheat today.
Standard Fashions for November
now ready DIT Pease & Mays.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Greiner, of May.
vile, were visiting in the city last
night.
There is said to be foot of snow on
the summit of the Cascades on the
Barlow route.
This morning the Dalles City carried
$50 sheep to the Union Meat Co. They
were from Lyle.
Two inches of snow fell on the
week, but has all disappeared.
II. Stoneman,n next door to the Times
Mountaineer Office, request all to bring
their boot and shoe repair work to him.
Prices very lowest. OILS 30
Farmers in Wasco and Sherman
counties are fseeding their summer
fallow to wheat, and an unusually large
acreage o. fall grain will be sown this
this fall.
The county court of Clatsop country
has made a tax levy of % mills this
year, reduction of q mills from the
levy of last year.
This morning City Marshal Hughes
sold two horses that were taken up
while running at large on the streets.
One brought S2S and the other S..
Wheat dropped to 50 cents today,
owing to fall in price at Portland of
two cents because of the shortage of
/ ships in that port. 1t is not expected
the price will keep down but few
days.
| Thursday night Temple Lodge, A.
o. y. w., will have warm time.
There will be work in both degrees,
and the screen work will be put on in
the second. All members are re-
quested to attend.
Willamette valley was visited by
killing frost last Saturday morning,
while around The Dalles the only
damage done was the killing of the
| tops of tender vines. Another proof
that the climate here is the best n
Oregon.
The Portland Press club is agitating
the proposition of holding a worlds
exposition in that city in 1902. The
project is a good one and should re-
ceive the cooperation and endorse
ment of all papers throughout the
northwest.
| An unfortunate drunk who gave his
name as John Doe, fell into the hands
| of Marshal Hughes last evening, and
this morning was fined S. by Recorder
Gates. He was short of ready cash.
hence was given a two days job saw
Ing wood.
There is considerable activity on the
Columbia Southern at the present
time. A large force of men are doing
grading work south from Moro, and
/ the construction of the road from
Moro to Shanaco will be pushed as
rapidly as possible.
| The Baptist convention for Oregon
convenes in Portland this evening.
Delegates from The Dalles to the con-
vention went down on the boat this
morning, and were Elder G. B. Bailey
and wife, Elder w. r. Clifton and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshal Hill, Mrs. w.
r Barrett and Mrs. G. W. Black.
They were accompanied by Elder c.
M. Miller, of Arlington.
DIR. Russ, one of Portland's prominent
dentists has bought DIR. Tackman's
office in the Vogt block. His work is
first class and prices reasonable; gold
tooth crowns and bridge work
speciality. Teeth filled and extracted
painless. Oct IL If.
There will be a meeting of the |
League of American Sportsmen held |
in Schanno's hall over Browns store
this evening at s O'Clock. All |
persons who feel an interest in the |
preservation of game and fish are re-
quested to be present.
Albert and Marion Allen, who have
been in The Dalles buying winter sup
plies, have returned to their home near
Sisters, Crook county. They say every
thing is prosperous in that section,
the fall rains having started the grass
on the range and stock is in fine COLI
dition.
A few days since stage with lady
passenger inside turned over twice
and rolled down a steep hill some dis.
tance, few miles this side of Prime
vile without injuring the passenger or
the stage. They must have pretty good
Stages in that country to stand such
rough treatment.
The coal prospect hole being sunk
on A. M. Kelsay's farm below town is
now down about 700 feet, and no indi-
cations of coal vein have been dis
covered. Those who are back of the
enterprise are not discouraged, how
ever, and will keep on drilling few
hundred feet further
Styner, the electric doctor, will re-
main in The Dalles until nd including
next Saturday, October 81, with office
at Obarr hotel. Advice and disease
reading free. Nervous and chronic
diseases of men and women can be
cured by electricity, and cured to stay :.
Call and have talk with him. ol6 I'D
Organization of the Columbia Dane +
ng Club was perfected last evening, f
here being a membership of 80, and t
dessrs. Hostetler, Mays and Guide were C
appointed managers. 1t is the purpose n
# the club to give two dances month o
Turing the fall and winter, and the
ntire cost will be 81 per member.
After being closeted for 13 hours, the
ury at Walla Walla in the case of ~
latham Hart accused of arson ren IL