Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1904-11-03
Provolt Items

DIR. John Lewman of Provolt, made
Grants Pass business visit Wednes
day.
Miss Rena Binimon, who has teer
at Grants Pass working since Septem
Der passed through Provolt Friday on
her way home to Williams.
A. Rehkopf and.family OF Applegate,
were at Grants Pass Tuesday on bust.
ness and also to visit relatives and
friends before returning home.
Alex Hall of Shasta Valley, Cal.
returned to Provolt Saturday to work
in the mines during the winter. He
will probably take up work for Alex
Watts of Horsehead. Williams
Friday about O'Clock p. IN. it
clouded up and is now blowing and
raining which indicates a long contin-
ued storm for the remainder of the
winter season which is at hand.
The weather has been fine and
everything is growing like spring has
come. We have had slight frost or
two but it has done no harm yet.
Speaking of our community, but we
have not learned whether or not it
has done much biting in the joining
districts.
Johnnie Harriet Of Applegate is
now driving the Grants Pass stage
which leaves Grants Pass at a. N.
arrives at Provolt at 1890 a. m. !;
Williams l2 a. m, leaves Williams at
p. m. arrives at Provolt . p. IN.
and at Grants Pass in the evening the
following day and every day during
the week.
Leslie Bailey of Jacksonville is at
Provolt at present taking photo.
graphs, He has a tent up and is pre-.
pared to take pictures Of any size
81, 90 to 81, co.. for cabinet size, and %
and so cents for stamp pictures. The
tent will be up but short time.
Come at once and have your picture
taken and see who you look like.
You may be good looking.
Edward Estes, aud wife of Provolt
have moved to the Rogue river valley
some two miles below Grants Pass,
during the first of the week, where
Mr.. Estes will begin the hop business
again for the firm Of j. II Rehkopf,
Grants Pass. During the grubbing
months, February and March, Mr.. +.
will pro badly get employment as boss
md head grubber at the Model hop
gard run by Henry Rehkopf Of Ap.
olegate, This yard was run by
4 Estes during the seasons
1909, 1908 and 1904 with good results.
This season they turned into the
mop market about %, 600 lbs at rea.
enable figure, is cents.
The republican dance given at
Williams hall Friday, October 2S, |
1904, was one Of the events Of the sea. |
on everybody had good time as far
IS known. The crowd was medium
lied; there was present Is girls and
Is boys and men, and out Of that
um ber there were 2i who will vote
or Theodore Roosevelt at election
ime, November S. Provolt was well
epresented as it always is on an oc
aston of that kind; they are quite
atriotic and always are on hand
'hen election comes, to cast their
otes for good times and Theodore
Roosevelt, WHO stands next to
.braham Lincoln in strength and
ower. Those at the dance represent.
ng Provolt were Misses May and
'aroline Smith, Ella aud Lizzie
offey, George Sherman and Charlie
ields, L. Loesh and wife, Thos
owman, Misses Mary aud Cora
istts and L. W. Smith and wife,
ne Provolt merchant and o. NJ.
.nox and Miss Lena Boat. This will
0 the last dance till Thanksgiving.
II be ready, good time is planned.
nybody wanting Thanksgiving ducks
lready fattened can purchase them Of
Irs. L. c. Hyde, second house above
'rks Of Williams and Applegate road.
zoo pieces Of vocal and instrumental
leet music at 10 cents each at the