The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-07-02
TRAIN SCHEDULE.

Harry Harris, of LOOMS, was Wis
itor in town Tuesday.
John Kendall, the Riverside livery
man. was in town Thursday.
Ed Thayer, OF LOOMS, was among
the strangers in town Tuesday.
The band gives open air concerts
Tuesday and Saturday evenings.
a. NJ. Wehe was down from noun
tain acrie, at Wehesville, Wednesday.
The next social function on the carp
ct Is the band dance for Monday night.
a dash of rain fell Saturday night,
but only enough to prove an aggreva-
ton.
f. 7. Gaillac of Chesaw, was among
the busy throng on the streets last Sat
urday.
j. ID. Woodwork and son Lew were
in town Monday from their home near
| Chesaw.
'has. Gerhard was passenger on
the east bound Monday, tcketcd for
Spokane.
j. A. Gadbury bought the Ed. NORM
ranch that was sold at sheriff : sale at
Conconully Saturday.
Harry Hall, u Horse Spring coulee
ranch and stockman, was doing bust
ness in town Tuesday.
The carpenters about town are very
busy people. 1t is good to soc, and
may it continue all summer.
Geo. W, East, an old time rancher
living near Nelson, was among he Wis
itorS in town Monday.
Frank Iloil'meier filed on home
stead on Ellemeham mountain, Mon
day, before the L. 5. Commissioners.
S. r. stanton was on the sick list
several days this week. He had mar
row escape from protracted run Of
fever.
After pleasant June in the main
indications are that the population are
due for the regular annual summer
roasting.
Or. and Mrs Schwabland depart
ed Thursday morning for Seattle, whore
they will put in fortnight at the eN-
position
y. -. England, who has charge OF
the f,ilis-Forde fruit ranch, some miles
down the Okanogan river, was in town
Wednesday,
Al. Judd came in from Loomis We'd
nesday after a load of freight for the
Washington Commercial company at
that place.
Sunday will be the 4th of July, and
in majority of cases where celebrat-
ing is to be INDUCED in the fun will
take place Monday
Complaints come in of an unusual
crcp Of mosquitoes along the river this
season. Some have come to the no
tce of people about town
The local ball club will play at Moi
son SATURDAY anu hlplSOll h'IlNtbN' Nv
bows can be depended upon to give
rood account of themselves.
l.. ". Chapman, of Milwaukee, Wis,
who is visiting his iather-in-law, Maj.
r. p. Wehe, was enjoying a touch of
city life in Orovjlle Saturday.
The band boys are not partial in
the distribution of melody Another
band stand ha, been put up on the va
cant lot opposite the poatoIiiec to the
east.
Prosper DeGank is the possessor of a
homestead. lie accumulated it Mon
day. Location, Ellcmeham mountain.
He filed before the local L. ). Com
missioner
The Eorcmcos train has been arliy-
i'm, late for "A week. The delay is
caused 10y the amount of switching re-
quirtd for construction purposes at
Kcrtmeu,.
Geo. j. Gardiner is engaged in sur
vcyiug a group of claims for patent
owned by A. NJ. Wehe, and located
near Wchcsvillc, a dozen milo, south
west Of Oroyilc.
Waldomar G. Wohe, prominent at
torney Of Milwaukee, Is expected out
here in a few days, accompanied by his
wife. ON a visit 10 his father, a. NJ
Wehe, of Wehc,yillr.
A band stand has been erected on
the south side of the track, opposite
Bartells store, where the band wlll
assemble on stated evening and perfer-
ate the ozone with sweet sounds.
Monday was kind of homeSteader
day. Among others collaring on to
land before the |. :. Commissioner
was r. +. Pursley. He broke OH Il
cbuuk in the Nelson neighborhood.
YIN. Beemcn was over from IN"
creek "Wednesday, and reports that :"
far the grain in his neighborhood ana
Horse Spring coulee is looking healthy
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