The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-05-20

OAAb~F was give" ia Wal 'hAu"'S
hall, Basin, Tuesday evening, for tn
benefit of those absent upon missions.
ydst receiycd-A fine line of wal
paper in the latest ard most beautiful
T, designs. Il D. P. Thomas furniture store
= The death of Miss Pearl Anderson, a
Albion on Sunday evening TWO ~
ago, was not suicide, as erroneousltSV
ted. 4
Furnished Rooms.-Clean new bed3
Everything up-todate and of the besS
Over Mrs. Halverson's Store. Inquiry
in store for particulars.
In The commencement program Lao
evening, among the graduates nameG
"Sara Do4ey" should read "Sara Dag
ley. If
Cootp4cter c. K. Uhlig has been buil(
ing ant addition to Geo. Walters house.
near the Thomas furniture store, tn
week. \,
-LeC. E. Davidson has laundry basl
that goes ont every other week on Nd
dav, returns Saturday. Bring in ydy1'
laundry. IA
Win Nelson of the second ward r.
lately completed a fine dwelling house
his farm. 1t is frame building wo
five or six rooms neatly finished.
Edison Photographs and all the la
records for sale at Mrs. M. Z. w, Hal
sons Store. We sell these as cheap
you can buy them in Chicago or
where else. ......... -. '.r,r
Walter Goss of Bull, vi
this week, viewing the situxt16M -.
He is one of the firm OF Goss Bro
Buhi He is a plumber by trade.
Marion Mcbride has returned from a
trip to California, where he went some
weeks ago for his health. The climate
there was too damp for him, and he was
glad to get back to Oakley.
Charles Haight of Burley has started
the foundation of a new dwelling house
in Oakley He reserved building lot
south of Oakley, when he sold his prop
erty to the reservoir company.
A petition is being circulated and
signed by many of the Oakley people
asking the village trustees to pass an
ordinance prohibiting base ball playing
on Sundays within the city limits.
Mr. and Mrs. Birch and baby of Oak
ley were visitors at the Elledge's, Pine
Knob Colony, last week. Mrs. Birch is
to spend few days with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Clarke.-Nugget.
A glass front is being put in the Nelson
hall, which is now used for furniture
store by the new firm, Haight & Har-
per. This improvement makes quite a
change in the appearance of the place.
A steam pillow to be used at the Goose
Creek dam is now at the railroad depot
at Oakley. The pillow is said to weigh
20 tons. 1t will be no easy matter to
move it four and half miles to the dam.
Davidson & Collins, Oakley's n "
transfer company are doing good bust
ness. They have two teams continually
occupied in attending to the local hauling,
and several engaged in transferring mate
rial and supplies to the dam from the
railroad.
The Oakley State Bank received a
safe yesterday the weight of which is
5000 pounds. The safe cost $1,000 and
is guaranteed absolutely burglar safe
The manufacturers offer to place a $1,000
check in the safe and make it a present
to anyone who can get it out
The band boys are putting in good
time practising. They are an earnest
body of musicians, and their efforts are
bound to place them in the front rank
among the smaller organizations of the
state, and will rebound to the credit and
should win the appreciation of Oakley
and all her citizens.
The opera "Snow White" performed at
the opera house on the 9th inst, we are
told, was satisfactorily attended and was
pleasing performance. Unfortunately
en- account of illness, the writer was un-
able to attend, and as the Herald's dranf,
ATTIC critic was absent, the ."Sn0ogs m n
.performers. f1jloA ~ IN
N building a roa'
through Birch creek canyon to Junction.
City. was discussed at the meeting a.
Me commercial club on Wednesday,