150 Years 1872-1886 The Dalles THE DECADES OF HISTORY March 30, 2007 PART TWO OF THE DALLES CHRONICLE'S TEN-PART SERIES. (Text Only) Photo: The Weekly Times-Mountaineer previously The Daily Mountaineer, finds a new home in The Dalles on Washington Street. OUR NEW OFFICE To-day we move into our new office building on the east side of Washington street, between Mr. Thomas Miller's stove and tin store, and Messrs. Brooks and McFarland's dry good store. Owing to the increase of our business, the rooms that we have occupied for nearly six years in the Post office building have become too small to comfortably hold our material and presses; and, to keep pace with the times, we have built us an office, that we think is superior to anything of the kind in the State. The room is 40x18 feet, with six windows, giving an abundance of light. We feel proud of our new office and invite all our friends and patrons to give us a call. The carpenter work was done by Mr. John Adams and the painting by Mr. Michael FitzGerald, and right well have they both performed their work. April 26, 1873 Incoming and Outgoing messages protected by Trend Micro PC-cillin program