The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-04-08

+. J. Cummings was in town Monday
from Riverside.
X. Greiger made business trip tC
Republic this week.
Attorney Moultray went to Concon.
ully Monday on legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. judd of Loomis
were visitors in Oroville Tuesday.
Frank Eicholdtz made final proof or
his desert claim before the local L. s.
commissioner Monday.
Indian Farmer Hall was over from
Republic for several days this on bust
ness connected with his Office.
Peter S. Sneve, ST., proved up on his
deceased sons HOMESTEAD Monday, be-
fore the local L. S. commissioner.
r. p. Hoskyn leaves this morning
on a trip to his old home in Iowa. and
expects to be absent several weeks.
Chas. F. Sigrist returned from his
trip to Columbus, Ohio, Saturday.
where he was visiting with relatives.
So far the public has been catching
the class of weather in April that
should have been dished out in March.
Prof. Grinnell broke into the public
| gaze with straw hat last week, the
first of the season, also crowding the
season.
Jas. G. Callahan has sold his resi-.
dence in LOOMS and moved his family
to Conconully. John THEM was the
purchaser
| A side walk has been constructed on
the south side of First avenue, between
Main and Spokane streets, filing a
want long felt.
| To have or not to have water works
will be decided at the election on the
25th. The verdict is solely in the
hands of the elector.
G. l.. Armstrong has been nursing a
sprained ankle this week, the result OF
sliding into the home plate in the
eagerness to score run.
l.. F.. Pourtales has been securing
the country for fortnight in search
of team of horses that strayed away
from his place, south of town.
F. w. Phillips has the thanks of the
editor for an unique cigar and match
| holder in the shape of wall bracket,
cut from a section of small tree.
w. ID. Kerns, of Penticton, stopped
over one night in Oroville last week,
on his way to Spokane, where he will
enter Gonzaga college for three year
course.
1t is reported that work is to be re-
sumed this sprihg at the Palmer noun
tain tunnel, but the nature and extent
of development in contemplation is not
generally known.
There are two suits belonging to the
Oroville base ball club that are miss
ing. Those having those suits in their
possession are requested to turn them
over to j. A. Blackler.
A scrub game of ball Sunday drew
out about all the diamond artists in
town, and the performance demon
strated that there are some handy BOYS
with the stick and mitt among the
players.
There will be practice game oil
ball at the ball park Sunday afternoon
between the regular team and picked
nine. The game will be worth seeing
and if the weather is favorable large
crowd will be out.
Have you registered? If not get W
to the town clerks Office as soon a:
possible and enroll your name. There
are only few days left in which yor
can perform the duty.
Those who have so far failed to reg
lister should get move as only few
days remain in which to get your name
on the book, and if it is not on the
book you cannot cast a vote at the cleo
tion Que to come off on the 18th.
Judge John M. Fraser proved up or
his fresh air ranch, located on the
mountain west of town, Monday before
the local U. S. comm issioner. 1t ma,
be added that while pretty high ur
there is considerable choice land or
the homestead.
Webb Hurley, who filed clerkshir
at the Washington Commercial com
pany's store for several months during
the winter, left for his home at LOOMS
the first of the month. He will enter
the field next week as one of the cen
sus enumerators.
John Woodland, of LOOMS, stopped
over in town Monday night on his wa,
to Spokane to serve as juror in the
U. S. district court. He was not feel.
ing gay over his enforced trip, as he
is in the midst of spring work on his
Sinlahekin valley ranch.
w. H. Weisgerber, who owns lanG
| in this vicinity, arrived in town durin q