The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-04-09

) +. j. Bradley of Loomis, was on the
|. streets Sunday.
|, c. c. Woodhouse, jr., of Republic
was in town Monday
The county commissioners are in
regular session this week.
J, j. auckland, rancher living near
Anglin, was in town Wednesday.
j. c. Ostby, of Brewster banking
; fame, was visitor in town Tuesday
. A few lots with lawns and shrubbery
. would add to the appearance of the
town.
Nj. c. Rowe, who resides down the
valley a few miles, was in Oroville Sat-
urday.
J. T. Ryan and H. J. Bishop, of Mel
son, B. G., were registered in Oroville
! Monday.
j. S. Weed, farmer living in the
vicinity of Nelson, was on our streets
Saturday.
The brief cold rain of Monday even
ing peppered the surrounding hill tops
with snow
Miss Rose Smith filed on home
stead before the u. S. Commissioner
) Wednesday.
Attorney Peck was off to Conconully
. Monday, called to the county seat on
legal business.
A Joley, who holds down choice
ranch near Nelson, was visitor in
town Saturday.
Will Judd came in from LOOMS
Wednesday with the household goods
of Chas. Powell.
The keremeos train Tuesday morn
ing pulled out loaded to the platform
with passengers.
Mike Mahoney was a passenger for
Conconully Tuesday. called to the coun-
ty seat on business.
Miss Emma Brechlin, of the Rad
bourne hotel, has been quite severely
i'll for the past week.
Maj a. NJ. Wehe and daughter, Mrs.
l.. w. Chapman, were in town from
Wehesville Tuesday.
II. A. Ames, the well-known Nelson
merchant, was among the many visit
ors in town Saturday.
Mrs. T, J, Barker, of Conconully,
was an east bound passenger for Spo-
kane Tuesday morning.
w. LaCasse, rancher from the
Nelson neighborhood, was doing bust
ness in Oroville Saturday.
The real estate market is not violent
ly active yet J. A. Blackler unloaded
several lots during March.
Andrew Safer, owner of the Norden
saloon building, was in town from
Greenwood B. c., this week
Judge F.. w. Taylor is due in Gro
Vile this evening on his way to Re-
public to hold term of court.
Attorney Fitzgerald left for Spokane
Friday last on business trip, expect
ing to be absent fortnight.
Mrs. Louina johnson filed on home
stead, near Nighthawk, Tuesday, be-
fore the L. S. Commissioner.
What is the matter with forming a
company for the purpose of putting up
local and valley telephone line?
DR.. Schwabland was called to see
John Covington very early Thursday
morning, who is reported quite ILL.,
Chas. Loudon, who is located at Ker-
emeos, was sightseer in the metrop-
oils of Okanogan county Friday last.
N. Il. Judson, an old resident of
Riverside, was visitor in town two
or three days during the past week.
John F.. Zimmerman, of Spokane,
: filed on 10 acres of desert land before
:. the L. S, Commissioner Wednesday.
/ Peter Mcpherson, the Brewster at
I torney, passed through town Wednes-
|. day morning on his way to Republic.
1 Mr.. and Mrs J.H. Holmes drove over
/: to Loomis Friday last to attend the
I funeral of John Beall, father of Mrs.
!. Holmes.
I C.. V. Alexander, the widely known
I and able Republic attorney, spent Sun
!: day in Oroville on his way home from
I. Conconully.
]. George II. Hightower and A. J.
I. Starr, of Anglin, made final homestead
! proof before the L. S. Commissioner o.
+ this place Monday.
G The annual County Sunday Schoo
3 convention will be neld at Conconull,
z May 20 and p. Each school is entitl
g ed to two delegates.
q The young son of Jas. Jackson, whit
@ was reported SO low last week, has 81
! far improved, we are pleased to say, a
4 to he out of danger.
: The Williams Jubilee Singers ar
= billed for Sigrist hall on the night o
< April 20. It is large troupe with