The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-04-29
There but two more weeks Of school.


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There but two more weeks Of school.
Albert Smith was . visitor in LOOMS Sunday.
The y. y. Commissioner will be ON deck next
Tuesday.
.. z e. E; Parsons returned Saturday from trip
What this country wants just now, and wants
plenty, 10 rain.
Clay Fruit was in town Friday last from his
ranch near Tonaskst.
Phil Pinkston. of Coacoauily, spent day or
two IN town this week.
Oroville voted good and wet Monday-for II.
cense and water works.
Mr. and Mrs.. n. P. Hoskyn arrived from the
east wednesday evening.
Riley Hurlbert was in town Tuesday from his
Hosso Spring c0ulee ranch.
Geo. ". Loudon, the LOOMS sheep man, was
visitor In town Friday last.
Deputy Sheriff Woods, Of Chesaw. was In town
Tuesday on o6acial business.
Court convenss Monday. and the local law
yers will aock to Conconully.
Now the oruellwar is over let everybody unite
for . better and larger Oroville.
J. Y. Adams. OF Brewster. who is lawyer BY
profession, was = visitor In town saturday.
Frank 0rogan, the pioneer of the similka-
neon valley, was visitor in town Wednesday.
Quite number Of teams were in from the
country Saturday. giving the town quite
lively appearance.
Fred CLARK has bought out Archie Malcom's
interest In the Crescent cafe, and Is now run
ming the business alone.
Walter rhowsr is building sail boat with .
large carrying capacity to be used for pleasure
excursions on Osoyoos lake.
By accident . number of the issue Of last
week were poorly printed. was. not discov-
cred until too late to remedy.
I. stoneran. who is putting in crop on h 70
vote st the special election Monday.
"a Co, engaged n.t:ios Nsyls;pds ws s.:,
current motors ever introduced in the county.
Mrs. Roy Dorothy. who had been visiting
with her sieter.in.lsw, Mrs. J. c. wild, for
fortnight, returned to her home At Brewster
Saturday.
FL Cummings, Of Riverside, came In satur-
day evening from trip to Spokane, and spent
> few days In town before striking out for his
home town.
From quite reliable sources 1t is learned that
abe Copper World Extension people are sr.
ranging to put up . smelter to treat the ore
from tnat mine
The dance for the benefit of the high school
last Friday evening was we'll attended. and the
receipts 0u@ciont to leave comfortable bal
auce TO the good.
All Brown, OF Loomis. left for Alaska Mon.
day, whore he goes to Join = government sur
pS3od e1 ss,sr wa no
H. q. Cowling has ilsd on 40 acres short dis.
tance south of Oroville, and expects to move
upon and improve tho same In short time.
Now what do you think Of that?
the COMING meet Much cuticis Is exposed to
the weather while doing stunts, and the boys
Are getting - brown as berries and as hard -
nails.
already made at r. McCammon' . homo It 10 evi.
dent that the nat upon which OrOville 10 stu.
ated 10 the garden spot Of the great Oksnogan
400 tor their place on Osoyoos lake last week
Two year, ago the land cost them 81 .60o Get
back to the soil II you want to become indie.
pendent.
Okanogan river that bad been his home for
many yesrs. and Saturday he left Oroyille TOR
Loomis. where h owns property, and where he
expects to take up his residence.
thsmeuntstns and put the similkameen on
the rampage. This Is . very early date for
high water In that river, and may save the val.
Icy from the usual June flood.
day scho, i will hold It's first examination in
the n. z. church on May 8. 1t $3.50 and 1850 p. m.
Students from any other classes IN this vicinity
are cordially invited to be present md wrlte.l
by the drys prior to the Monday election that
would have put to the blush the most depraved
politician, But probably the system was 70.
softed 70 upon the principle that the end jssti'
During the past week the population has
August. Thermometers have registered ~
iof April, and II it 10 an intimation Of what il
coming the summer will bs scorcher.
In sounding for the bridge site on the Okla.
hogan near Ophtr the engineers prospectei for
only IL feet, shading down to almost . ford
which would indicate that the Okanogan ID
not very majestic stream % . deep water way
Gasoline and coal oil were in demand during
lssp.i PsopI. ala July sse
| convenience Of electric lights until they were
forced to rely upon some substitute OF much
| more labor and trouble 70 care Tor.
". R. Mcintyre, connected with the engi
neering department Of the Great Northern, and
Miss verda NJ. Joss. sister Of Mrs. 8. C, Mitch.
plished young lady, were recently married :!
ior tHs present make their home At OmsE.
Several cars loaded with broken rock Of ~
day to b used in plugging the hole made BY
the wash out on the road this spring, opposit!
| the similkamsen Falls Power plant. II seemed
the entirs country in the vicinity Of the wash
| out 10 . mass Of rock.
~. R. Gage. Of Pierre. s. Dakota, is visiting
| with MI. ana MrD. j. Z. WIG. On MS way u
| Oroville Mr.. Gage iavested in land in Idaho
| but 10 70 favorable impressed with this coun
| try that 10 regrets his precipitency in buying
| elssw here He may decide to close out hiI
holdings in Idaho and buy land In the vicinit,
| Of Oroville. He would make no mistake by do
| ing %
From reports gathered at = recent meeting o
the executive committee OF the County sunda!
school eseocisnticn It u expected that snoths
forward step will BE- taken and Okanogan coun
81 become "Front Line" The following count,
ofacefs were elected delegates to the state con
| veation ct Moscow, Idaho. May 1912: Rober
Thompson. Frank X. Hendrick and Mrs. Hen
drtck.
Capt. Duffisld did not shake the dust of Orc
VILE Oh his feet this week a. be expected.
appears that the gentleman with instructions +
| relieve him became locked up in quarantin
| over Q case Of scarlet fever, and will not be OF
hand to answer roll call until in May. 1t
| somewhat disappointing to the amiable car
tain, but his friends do not consider 1t grss
hardship to b able to enjoy his company . 70,
more days.
Fred. J. Fine left Monday morning for Sea-
tie whore be attended Q session Of the Reput
llican state Central committee held wednesdsy
| he being the committeeman from this COUNT
| II 10 70 b hoped that the committee IL made u
| Of men - true and steadfast TO the republica
| party and the administration a. Mr.. Fine, an
Il viii not be influenced or swayed by tactic
in the party that should throw on its disguil
and Join the democratic party, Of which II
An adjunct