The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-06-04

AIR. and Mrs. Frank FarnSWorth spent
several days in Orovllle this week.
j. NJ. Judd, the Loomis livery man,
was visitor in town Saturday last
Geo. Bowerman left for Spokane
Tuesday morning on mining business.
Rev. II. NJ. Course will hold services
at Circle City next Thursday evening.
Chas. Price, stockman living near
Anglin, was doing business in town
Tuesday.
The train coming in from the east
was crowded with passengers Monday
evening.
l.. l.. Work, of ConcOnully, was in
town Thursday looking after his bust
ness interests.
4 Deputy Assessor Hamilton completed
the work of listing the property in
Oroville Saturday.
NJ. j. Manning, of Seattle, a buyer
OF wool for eastern people, spent few
days in Oroville this week.
G. A. Andrus was down to Oroville
from Nighthawk Monday evening, re-
turning home the next day.
c. j. Wilson, of Greenwood, cattle
buyer for Pat Burn, came in from
keremeos Monday evening.
j. G. Lynch, who owns large patch
of ground over in the Wehesville To-
cality, was in town Tuesday.
n. Is. Kelsey returned to Orovlle
Thursday from visit of several days
duration at Reck creek. Is. G..
Rev. H. M. Course will be out of
town Sunday, hence there will be no
services in Peerless hall on that date.
Jack Gormley, who has charge of the
work in progress at the Nighthawk
mine, was in town on business We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Ellis, of Wen
atchee, arrived Wednesday evening and
went ON to LOOMS for visit OF "a few
days Thursday.
Steve kanocky and Steve Macy, FL
engaged in mining, were in town Tues
! day after lumber.
G. Umschied has moved his tailor
shop from the south side OF the rail
read track to the Issacs building,
Just west of the GAZETTE office.
Henry Bahrs was an outgrowing pas
lsenger for Spokane Tuesday morning.
He is off on business connected with
mining ventures in which he is in
terested.
Monday was observed as Decoration
Day in Oroville. the 3Oth falling on
Sunday. Flags were up all over town
and the banks and some of the stores
were closed
.. J: a. Gadburry, of Loomis, spent a
couple of days in town during the past
week, assisting while the rush was on
in the Washington Commercial com
pany's store.
f. a. McMahan left for Bellngham
last Saturday. going in the capacity of
"A delegate from the local lodge to the
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, in session
at that city this week.
The Washington Commercial com
pany continues to sell large quantity
of goods, which goes to show that clos
ing out sales, when well advertised,
shake loose the dollars.
Henry =. Decent, of LOOMS, was in
town Wednesday. AS it is too healthy
over here for business in his line he
has decided to move his stock of un-
dertaking goods back to LoomiS.
Tom Shea, who had charge of the
track laying machine during the con
struction of the railroad into Oroville.
came in Monday evening and continued
on to the front Tuesday morning.
Some 1900 acres of school land on
Whitestone fiat, few miles east of
Loomis, is to be sold at public auction
tomorrow at Conconully. The sale will
attract large number of buyers.
Jimmie Jackson was down from Mol
son several days this week. 1t is hoped
the habit will become SO fastened upon
him that he will again become a per-
manent fixture in the community.
Father Hayes will hold mass in Orc
Vile on Saturday, June ), at 1870 a. m.
and on Sunday June 6, at 10 a. m.
Those who wish may received the sac
rament on Sunday between the hours
of and 10.
j. Fl. Kennedy, the well-known rail
road engineer, went out to the front
Saturday morning His lingering in
that locality is pretty good evidence
that there is to be something doing up
that way soon.
Parties are at work Just this side of
the tunnel west of town building barges
to be used in conjunction with the
river bottom placer mining contriv-
ance that is to placed in position as
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