The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-08-26
Daily Except Sunday.


Vince,t Dood,. -.
the numeron. sicli 49, f'o ol 1et' DIS Among
Many people were mn ON the lake
Sunday enjoying DAYS outino.
Mrs. 4. p, Hntcbinos Of Toon,i, =.
reported to be quite i'll with typhoid
FEVER.
\ son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs Al
Riste, of the SimiILar,ao,, ,.alin,. H.,
m ~, 'o"E'
, Ihere Will be regular services in the
presbyterian church Sunday evening,
Kew II. NJ. Course.
Miss Laura Ostenhaut, of Seattle,
mas been visiting with Mrs. j. II. Ea-
ton Tor the past fortnight
IT, yyo,l. .,ot,,,.,,o.1 .,......,..
attending meeting Of banker. held
at Leavenworth last week
WIN r,,55
,ra Wv III JHau was over from Loomis
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert THOMPSON
""CSc a. w. barry OF riverside
~ - q tauoluaIe 1?r the Judgeship
was NislIof IN OroFllle Sunday.
n, A. y. TareW!, who has been seriously
~ az looms Tor some Tune, Is report
(" W NC wen on toward recovery.
The graduating exercises Of fine
teacher training class of the NJ. +.
church Thursday EVENING sent !
W. J. Hoskyn is having lumber de
hVered on the lots back of the Presby-
terrain church, where will build Il resi-
dence.
Dr cob,.ol.l,,1 r..
Sunday ni"ht a. ""n o'S'te', " io t
Geo. Drew, who has young child
quite i'll,
Tr1i,s n,oolIi, 49,. ,...........,.
iro fo th ' I Said Gi'o mas oGeu "orh-
ma1I la 'ft co. '9%iIuS lnln'"G coni-
!Tma,d,, '0 '''' 'o'ii0 az '1oo'''''
Brandy. the youno son If Mr. md
Mrs. Albert smith. has heen aIlite IN
this weel, Al nrasant vritinu the lad
is much better
MIS- m. .. klng, oil Minneapolis,
III oroEIlIe SATURDAY ana con
with her Grand Jon~bar NIrs las Il
Forde
Hedley, Will hold two days cele- |
bratlon labor day, Sept. and Il, ana /
the local band VIII contribute the mu-
SIC NO doubt number of people from
Orovlile VIII fbe present during the
festivities.
Robert and Mrs Thomson will no
in OroyiIIe sunday avnnin~ Anrnst
% on their wav IN the animal confer. /
once and win conduct gosnel Service
in the NJ r church Mrs. Thomnson
viii sneal,
MAJ +; !. Nehe overlooked the TACT
edra Of the az Monday While snliting
Iyood and the result va. tb,t he ii, .
most seno,ated that nsaf,I memher
from the hand.
y most extraordinary change took
place in the weather Tuesday morn
ing. After several days 81 exceedingly
torrld temperature the wind switched
to the north blowing great guns ana
f fo .o nn i,Tl' T'''' mug " '''' y - W
W ON''''
Jas. Weber, once Pine creek
rlncher and aiterward engaged in the
livery business at LOOMS, was IN town
the latter part OF last week. having .
just returned from the sound country, .
where he has been living for couple
Of years. He found nothing better
than Okanogan county, and has come
back to stay.
During the past week there has been
another exceedingly hot spell. Friday
last the thermometer marked l0l. The .
neat Vhe continued oro o{I II;
Jhe IearIuI uus'' "nu d IealS pan vi
smoke mace IHe Me'CiiGI very ulIcoiII-
IofIaoIS' any - Co'''''0I'V " lang 'l"-
ness anu 'lcNiIe99'
r. A. NcGuin, of Brewster, announces
his candidacy before the primaries for
the Office of county engineer, a posi-
ton he now holds by appointment to
I'M the unexpired term Of one Wood
ward Mr.. McGuin is a iirst-class civil .
enuineer and surveyor, and has so far
filled the Office he seeks to retain with .
much ability and to the satisfaction of .
the commissioners.
Judge w. C.. Brown. of Okanogan,
announces himself as candidate for
The Office of superior Judge for the iu- .
jicial district of Ferry and Okanogan
me-. \VLar tbi- iu1icial District