The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-11-26
DAIRY UEvHlOrMExrs

tVPois OS w suV SuotuNsct w utS utS
coveries. Pending his departure he
sold his home place at the Four-Mils
Spring to his brother. Theodore. II
I were to guess. II would be that hs
Is sorry he didn't find a new place
that suited him better hrst.
George Smyth got the roof on his
new house Just before the big rain
began. Wasn't he lucky:
The rain which has been falling
by spells--iong spells---for the past
week has soaked the earth to depth
OF fifteen inches and possibly further,
but beyond that point l haven't in
vestigated. In any event. Il Is damp
far enough down to insure the
growth Of next years crop for the dry
land farmer. There Is foot OF water
In the lake In the south part OF the
valley. which was dry all summer.
Citizens In the neishborhood OF the
IIildebrand school house are agitat-
ing the matter OF building a hall for
and public meeting pur-
uoses. A meeting was called for Sat
urday last OF those who are inter
ested In the project. How much was
subscribed to the fund haven't
heard.
II the county commissioners could
hear the cussings they are getting for
not improving the roads out this way
lie would be a burden to them. Ia
he spring It was announced that
hey were going to expend $4,000
IN the roads during the summer. but
hey didn't: or. 10 they did. Il is a
mystery where they put the work.
It Is that very little In these
'arts was done. where II was most
lecded.
''Sandlapper." the correspondent
4 the Express. Is Of such an amiable
disposition a. to be very easily con-
oled. At hast conclude SO by his
respecting the defeat Of
be proposition to increase the par
slue Of the shares OF the Water
'sers' association At the recent meet |
~. He writes as u n majority had
oted against the proposition. and
lys "the majority should rule" The
lct was that OF the shares voted
My about one In seven voted against
he proposition. II II IL a conso!a-
on to be In as small majority rs
lat. let him not be discouraged. 1t
saily was the non-residcnts who did
Of vote who defeated the adoption
the proposition. as n majority Of
i the stock Of the association was
ecessary TO adopt Il.
Jack RSeck contcmplstss building
residence In BONANZA and removing
} that place for the better education
bis boys. He expects to rent his
'rm. Mr.. Rusck has been an I'm
,rtant factor In the progress of
onna valley. and he will be very
IDLY missed by the community.
Henry Stoehslsr expects to put in
telephone At his bachelor home
EAR Dairy. a. he has bought q share
the valley line some time since.
Not much development" going
these rainy days. hence few hap
,nings Of public interest. II
The Smyth sisters. Misses Annie
I'd Mary. are arranging to give a
lncing party In their new house on
thanksgiving evening. to which oil
eir friends are invited. No doubt
will be . joyous occasion. Ii
Invitations are out to a Thanks .
wing dinner at the home Of Mr..
ID Mrs. Fred Beck. II Is also the {
rthday anniversary oftheir daush. 4
:. Rora.
Some time since prominent citi- l
n and member Of the legal frater- !
" Of Iowa wrote here for informs-
N regarding the good and bad fes-
res OF Klamath county. with a b
~ Of coming hero in the spring n
make home on farm, The gem .
man who answered the letter re- q
ntly got one In reply. in which the n