The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-05-06


visit to his old home in Iowa. He will
be gone several weeks.
Old Sol is again getting in his licks,
and the mercury is lodging around the
9Os as the paper goes to press.
Do not miss the show Monday night.
The Cameron is one of the most dainty
and charming actresses on the ssage.
There is some travel from this point
to Spokane. One morning last week
Agent CASTILLO issued - tickets to
parties making a pilgrimage to the
big city,
Miss Eva Overman is having con-
structed u bungalow, 33x33, in the
south part of town, that promises to be
handsome addition to the place when
completed. Contractor f. McCammon
has charge of the work and broke
ground Monday morning The build
ing is to be occupied by the parents of
Miss Overman.
L. L. Work has moved his family to
Oroville from Conconully. They will
spend the summer here, and it is hoped
will result in their becoming estab-
lished as permanent resident. Mr..
Work has large interests in and around
Oroville requiring his personal atten-
ton, and the change is made in order
that the family can be together some
OF the time, which was hardly possible
so long as Conconully was the home
Burt Small wood came in to town
Saturday afternoon with his right foot
painfully hacked about the instep to
secure the services of a physician. DR..
Schwabland sewed up the cash and
made the young man as comfortable
as possible Mr.. Underwood accumu-
lated the decoration while cutting wood
on Whisky Hill, few miles southeast
| of town, and will enter no speed con-
tests for several weeks.
Charlie Peterson is sporting run
Hartman, but getting out of order that
gentleman invested in a new four pas
senger car, which he is now enjoying.
When the new car arrived Mr. Har-
man made Mr.. Peterson present of
the old machine, advising him to run
it into the river. Mr.. Peterson man
aged to correct the faults of his new
possession, and can now run it with
ease on any kind of roads.
Lantz Robinson, who is ranching
near Sedley, Is. c., was in town Satur-
day looking for a team of horses that
had sneaked away from his place. Mr..
Robinson not native of the British
side of the border. He spent most of
his life on a farm down in Adams coun-
ty, a short distance south of Sprague
He now has 800 acres of about as val
liable land as can be found along the
international boundary, which he is
staying with and diligently working.
EMr. and Mrs. Henry Mustard were
in Oroville Saturday from their Pal
mer mountain ranch. Mr.. Mustard
says that he is going to harvest the
largest crop of wheat and oats this
year ever produced on any of the noun
tain farms. He has mailing choice
place, located somewhat up in the air,
yet not SO elevated but that cereals
produce abundantly. Moreover, Must
ard is fend for work, and farms as
farming ought to be done to make the
industry profitable success.
Saturday Louie Deseko, THAT may
not be the legal photography, but is
the way the name sounds, witched the
natives by his wonderous horseman-
ship when he used Main street as a
race course. This is forninst the peace
and dignity of the ordinances and Con-
stable Meyers, who had his eagle eye
peeled for offenders, snatched the Jockey
fl ON his saddle and marched him into
the presence of Justice FRASER. After
penetrating the prisoner with one of
those glances over his specs that pre-
sages the application of stiff penalty,
Judge Frasier voted him a week in the
town bastile to ruminate over the fool
ishness of breaking the rules and reg
ulations governing this corporation.
The next time Louie feels inclined to
show off the speed of his steed he will
probably seek a more secluded spot
than the business streets of this me-
tropolis.