The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-03-12

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Stanley Evans was over from Loomis
several days this week
j. T. Gormley, of the Nighthawk
mine, was visitor in town Tuesdsy.
Capt. Newman, of Newman, was in
town greeting his multitude of friends
Saturday.
Do not miss the band dance that is
on the boards for next Wednesday
night, March II.
Nj. Horrigan, an old time rancher
living near Wehesville, was trading
in town Saturday.
The Odd Fellows of Oroville are ar
ranging to appropriately celebrate the
anniversary of the order April 26.
Andrew Carlson, an industrious farm
err from the Wehesville neighborhood,
was buying supplies in town Saturday
Miss Jessie Mae Sigrist will sing at
the gospel service, held at Circle City
school house, Sunday, March II, at
o'clock p. IN.
John Woodland, one of the pioneers
of LOOMS, arrived Saturday evening
from trip to California, and left for
home Sunday.
At the regular monthly meeting of
the Sunday School Board it was de-
cided to hold the annual Sunday school
picnic in May.
John O'Day, of Nighthawk, was in
town Tuesday while on his way to
Spokane, where he expects to remain
for some time.
Harry Clifford, of the q. S. mine, To-
passed through town Tuesday on his
way to Spokane.
John Maquoy, the well-known re-
cluse and philosopher, who owns val
liable mining claims near Golden, was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. Thompson will speak at the
gospel service held in lower Sigrist
hail. Sunday, March Il. Special mu-
steal selections by the young people.
l.. l.. Work, of Conconully, head of
a long string of banking institutions
in the county, came in last Thursday
evening on his way home from a trip
on the outside.
The.return game of basket ball be-
tween the Oroville and Riverside
teams will be played of in Sigrist hall
tomorrow Saturday evening. 1t prom
ises to be hot one
ii. l., Coe, jolly resident of Loom
is, passed through Oroville Saturday,
on his way to Olympia, where expect
ed to assist the chump legislature to
formulate laws, and have good time
on the side.
j. f. Samson. in his zeal to accom-
plish much in record time Saturday,
attempted to lift ton, and twisted hi,
backbone out of plumb In conse-
auence the gentleman was laid on the
shelf several days.
The Fruit brothers have very court
eously donated the use of their large
and comfortable real estate Office to
the city council as place of. meeting,
The initial session was held in the new
quarters last Thursday evening.
Stanley Evans rode up into the An
glin neighborhood Monday and pur-
chased 10 head of cattle. He expects
to Craze large band on the forest re-
serve feeding grounds in the noun
tains west of LOOMS this summer.
Robert Jones, of Spokane, went over
to Indian Edwards place, on Palmer
lake, Monday, for the purpose of try
! ing to secure large drove of cattle,
| If successful Mr.. Jones will ship the
cattle to the Montana range. to fatten
up for future market.
There should be general cleaning
up of premises with the coming OF
from getting in his work. An ounce of
cleanliness in advance is worth a ton OF
nostrums after waiting until an cpl
denic secures a strangle hold.
Chas. A. Powell is becominga bloat-
ed land proprietor. \ few days age
he filed on a desert land claim, anC
Saturday he hooked on to a home
stead, located only couple of miles
east of Oroville. 1t is evident that al
last Mr. Powell is basking on the sunny
side OF fortune.
+. j. Flanagan and Martin Suppen
who own ranches over near LOOMS
passed through town Saturday on theil