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Note: 1870; living with brothers in Portland, Multnomah County,Oregon. Census enumerated 7 July 1870. Listed as "ArnoldDeilschnieder", 20 years old, born in Oregon in 1870 census.1880; living in Mcminnville, Yamhill County, Oregon. Censusenumerated 3 June 1880. Listed as "Arnold Delsneider", 33 yearsold, born in Prussia in 1880 census. Both parents born inPrussia. 1900; living in South Mcminnville, Yamhill County,Oregon. Census enumerated 19 June 1900. Listed as "ArnoldDeilschneider", 54 years old (b. February 1846), born in Germanyin 1900 census. Both parents born in Germany. Married 30 years.1910; living at 405 C Street in South Mcminnville, YamhillCounty, Oregon. Census enumerated 15 April 1910. Listed as"Arnold Dielschneider", 65 years old, born in Germany in 1910census. Both parents born in Germany. Married 40 years. MorningOregonia Portland, Oregon 3 December 1870 (Advertisement)DIELSCHNEIDER BROS & CO Cor. Front & Columbia Sts. WILL PAY THEHIGHEST CASH PRICE FOR ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE GROCERY BUSINESScarried on same as before. All goods purchased at our store willbe delivered to any part of the city Free of Charge. We haveample FIRE PROOF STORAGE at corner of Clay and Front streets.Morning Oregonian Portland, Oregon Friday Morning, June 8, 1877Court Calendar: The following cases have been entered on thedocket for trial at the June term of the State Circuit Court:Jacob Zimmerman vs Arnold Dielschneider; foreclosure. TheSunday Oregonian 5 cents Portland, Oregon Sunday, March 30,1890 "The Gay Side of Life" section (Society Pages) A PleasantParty One of the most enjoyable events of the season was theparty given by Miss Mattie Blaisdell, Miss Mildred Robb and MissLizzie Dielschneider on Tuesday evening last at the home of MissBlaisdell, 363 Third Street. The large and airy parlors werecrowded with their host of merry friends and dancing and cardswere the principel amusements of the evening. Miss ElsieRobertson favored the company with a number of very choiceScotch songs, which were highly appreciated. Mr. Wm. Horstrendered some beautiful cornet solos; among which were, "Call MeThine Own" (Herou) "Speak To Me, Speak" (F. Campana), andseveral others which were greatly enjoyed. At 12 o'clock asumptuous supper was served, and games and dancing were indulgeduntil a late hour. Following is a list of the guests: Mr. andMrs. Dr. Semlies, Master Paul and Eva, Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser, Mr.and Mrs. Dielschneider, Miss Mary Gibson, Miss Nella Peck, MissCarrie Daigleiah, Miss Elsie Robertson, Miss Sidney Robertson,Miss Nellie Wilmette, Miss Ida Bradley, Miss Roth, Miss Felios,Miss Wilkinson, Miss May Olsen, Miss Nellie Dielschneider, MissLulu Ferguson, Miss May Bell Mudge of San Francisco, MissBlanche Watson, Miss Marie Milroy of Seattle, Miss Maud Kaiser,Miss Nettie Stewart, Miss Katie Shively of Astoria, Miss EdnaLewis, Miss Anna Schraeder, Messrs. Dr. West, T. Barr, Wm.Eatan, George Demars, George Lincoln, A. H. Reich, Fred Hayden,J Kelly, S. S. Tuffery, H. C. Stewart, W. G. Horning, A. B.Smith, Wm. Holst, J. A. Smith, J. Wills, H. O. Peck, A. F.Webster, J. Montgomery, Sam Webster, J. Davis, J. B. Roth, J. J.Kiter, Wm. Besinger, J. Megown, M. Mergers, ArnoldDielschneider, John Robertson, Mr. Browers of San Francisco,Frank White.
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