THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20 1899.
pboplk toc all know.
Paturuay a iMlly.
Frank FuHon is down from B;g-s.
A. J. Dufur ru io from Dafar tods.
Clan-t and Eva Ileialerara ia the city
Irom Iufur.
Wm. Frre, of Canyon City, is ia
town today.
Miss lVrl Tsrlor came in from
Antelope yesterday.
lire. M. A. Hurst left this morning
for ber home at baletn.
Mis Anna Lne left the city yesterday
on her vtr to spend ber vacation in
Seattle.
C L. Shuttuck, of Hillstviro, arrived
in the city last night and Ml this morn
ing for the inteiior.
Mr. S. E. Coon, Lselie C Hn and M.
K. Brown ere visitors in the city yes
terday from Grass Valley.
C. L. Ireland, who has f pent the past
week In Portland, ia in the city today on
bis way to his home at Moro.
Troy Shelly and danghter. Miss Anna,
paeeed through the c:ty yesterday ou
tbeir way to the Valley overland.
Roy Grime will leave on this after
noon's train for Forest Grove, where he
wid again take np bis stadies at the university.
Messrs. Henry Shnck, C. K. Watkins
and Gerald Panton, stockmen from
Billings Mont., are in The Dalles on
busineee.
Miss Grace Smith arrived in the c ty
last night from Pendleton and will re
main ranch of the winter assisting iu
the millinery store.
Miss Sarah Stalton, of Salt Lake, ar
rived in the city yesterday and left this
morning for Warm Springs, where she
will resume her dnties as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cram returned
last night from a wedding trip to Port
land. They will make their Lome at
V. S. Myers' residence for the present.
Kv. Spear accompanied by his son
Lyle, came in from Warm Springs yester
day, and left this morning for Portland,
where toe voang man will attend school.
Miss Landon, telegrapher for the
Western Union, went to Portland this
morning to spend her vacation. During
her absence Peter Klckelsen will take
charge of the office.
Albert Hackaby, who during his va
cation has been mail carrier between
this place and Hartland, left this morn
ing to resume Mil studies at Pacific Uci
Tersity, Forest Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Mrlonis and family
arrived home last night from their sum
mer ooting at Seaview, Long Beacb
They report the weather as perfectly de
ligntful, particularly durmg the fast
wees:.
D. W. Mann, of The Dalles, Ongon,
has purchased theGinder place at Home
Valley, and will make bis future tome
ia Skamania county, meanwhile ye ed
itor will retire from the farming busi
ness. noneer.
S. It. Smith, who is thoroughly con
versant with the early history of The
Dalles, having been a packer from here
ioto the interior in the early '00', is in
tow n from hi9 home at Pendleton, and
will remain about a week.
Monday' Dally.
Chas. Kraemer was a visitor from
Kufus yesterday.
Daton Taylor left on the boat this
morning for a visit in Portland.
Rev. and Mrs. Hoskins are guests of
Mrs. M. Parkins while in the city.
Mrs. Alf Allen snd two children spent
yesterday in the citv, on their way from
Portland to Prineville.
Geo. GooUU spent yesterday in The
Dalles on his way frcm Li Grande to
attend the university at Eugene.
Aliases Grace Scott and Elizabeth
children may have tha benefit of oar
excellent schools.
Miss Daisie Allaway, who bas spent
ber vacation at hon.e, returned this
morning to her studies at the state uni
versity at Eugene.
Re ml Rondean is in from his home
near Kiogsley today. He says it will be
about two weeks before threshing is com
pleted in bis neighborhocd.
Mr. E. S. Fenfield, who came down
from Canyon City a few days since to
visit o'd friends and attend the anniver
sary services at the Congregational
church vesterday, left this morning for
California.
Carl, Earl and Philip Rinehart started
off for school at New berg this morning
loaded with numerous yooils and chat
tels, among them two pot chickens.
V. E. Simonton, who has spent the
past week witn friends in Albany snd
other valley towns, ret imed yesterday
and has resumed his duties lu Pease A
Mays' office.
Tueaday a Daily.
Dr. Chas. Adams is in from Tygh to-
dav.
James Baxter is in from Kingsley on
business.
Claude Lowery is an Antelope visitor
n the city.
Geo. T. Prather was up from IIod
River last night.
Judge John Fulton came down from
Biggs yesterday.
Ronald and Kenneth McDonald, prom
inent Antelope men, ate in ttie city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Morran, of Center
ville, came over to the city yesterday.
C. W. Elkins and wile came up from
Lyle last night and returned this morn
ing. Miss Lola Eubank is in the city from
Endereby spending a few days with
friends.
H. J. Lister came in from Prineville
yesterday and will leave tonight for
Idaho.
Dr. Gertrude French spent Sunday
with her parents in this city, returning
to Portland yesterday.
Mrs. Lucius Clarke Cimo down from
Wasco yestenlay, and is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Ed. Hill.
Mrs. K. Hastings and daughter came
np from Hood River yesterday, and will
visit friends In the country.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hinkle came in
from Antelope yesterday and are visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Laughlin.
Frank Wood left this morning for
Antelope, where he lias accepted a po
sition in the dry goods store of Irvin &
Vo.
Mrs. Carpenter, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Smith French for
some weeks, left" last evening for her
bums in Fossil.
Ed Morse, who has been in Portland
attending the wedding of Ins sister, re
turned last night to his duties as drug
gist for the Butler Drug Co.
F. N. Craine, the Prineville man who
was injured a week ago Sunday on
5-Mile trade, was able to be in town
Sunday and left yeoterday for Prineville.
His escape from death is considered
miraculous.
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ENCYCLOPEDIA BRIIANNICA.
The Eugene Guard bas the following
justifiable complaint to make sgaiust
the Warm Spring Indians, which we
feel sure would he immediately remedied
were Agent Cowan notified of the exist
ing circumstances. That paper says:
Travelers in the Cascade mountains
bring word of a gmuice slaughter of
deer by the Warm Spring Indians, who
came acre si last week to pick hops and
incidentally to bunt snroute. A portion
of tta tribe, coming across the McKeniie
road, is reported to have killed SOO deer
between the cummitand Frank Mate n't
plac, above Leaborg. At the latter
pUce the Indians left their guns, great
stacks of hides and enough dried ven
ison to load many pack horses, while at
other places along the river are to be
found other lota of dried meat.
The ItdUns coming down the Middle
Fork killed 130 deer coming over in
much the same manner.
The Indians scatter over a section of
the mountains for two or three miles
and gradually close in toward the nar
row opening of some canjon, wbere
a number of their iharpHiooters are
stationed, in this manner killing every
thing in that section of the country.
It is in this manner that game is ex
terminated, and steps should be taken
at once to suppress such wholesale
slaughter.
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Schooling returned Saturday afternoon I & lloaghton drngatore
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8. Bolton left this morning for New
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Jenkins, whom be will place in school
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C. A. Wbitemore, manager for the
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Mrs. W. C. Johnson, after spending a
lew days at the home of O. D. Taylor,
near the city, returned this morning to
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What puzzled me in the beginning was that I kept losing flesh without any
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holding over two Sundays.
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A Houghton, druggists.
Clarke & Falk's flavoring extracts are
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