The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-04-01
Chief Constable G. j. Bunbury was
in town from Greenwood Monday.


Ed. Hainey spent several days in
town during the past week. leaving fol
his home in Los Angles this morning
While here Mr.. Hainey sold one of his
ranches on the Okanogan valley.
Deputy L. S. Marshal Chas Pray, OF
Spokane, was in town on official bust
ness Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mills returned
to Oroville from Nelson during the
past week and will make this place
their future home.
Tom Burgett and Gus Kiedls have
opened meat market in the old bank
building on the south side of the track.
Mr.. Burgett is one of the old timers
of the town, and Mr.. Kiedls is an eX-
perienced butcher, who knows how to
put meat on the counter attractive to
the eye and pleasant to the taste.
Rev. Fl. NJ. Course left for LOOMS
Tuesday on visit of two or three days
A street corner tintype photographer
reeped rich harvest in Oroville for a
day or two this week. The pictures
taken were in most cases caricatures.
yet the youngsters were so carried
away with the fad that the snap shot
artist could hardly turn out the goods
fast enough to meet the demand
Mrs E. p. Brown left Tuesday morn
ing to join her husband at Republic.
Mr.. Brown is firing on the run between
Republic and Curlew.
The people of Loomis having counted
noses find that there is a sufficient num-
Der of inhabitants in the camp to per-
nit of incorporation, and move is to
be made at once to organize a town
government.
Guy Fruit will commence building a
handsome home in The west part of
town this month.
The Princeton train did not pull out
until noon Wednesday. A bucking en-
| CINE was the cause.
| While in Oroville last Friday Prof
c. w. Macomber, of the Cheney Nor
NAL, spent his time inspecting the pub
lie school.
The Republic News Miner states that
c. M. Strobridge, recently manager of
the Triune mine, has gone into bust
ness in that city. Republic is FORUM
ate in securing valuable citizen, and
the acquaintance of the gentleman in
this county trust that good luck may
come his way in large punches.
Wilbur Starr, of Horse Spring coulee,
was in town Friday last.
VIM. E. Moultray returned to Oro-
vile Friday last from business trip
to Waterville.
| Mrs. Robert Evans returned home
from her visit to Spokane Friday last
1t is reported that there is quite a
movement in farm property in the
Horse Spring coulee district, with a
constant upward tendency in the price
of land. Those homesteaders who have
been plugging away in that locality
for number of years with very little
returns are entitled to piece of good
luck.
James Ragen made finally proof on
his homestead, located near Wehes-
Vile, before the local T. S. Commits
sioner Monday.
Geo. r. Wood was in town Monday
from his Palmer mountain ranch.
Look little out today, and do not
put too much confidence in innocent
looking objects, or propositions. Gaze
at the date on the calendar for finding
a reason for discretion.
VIM. Mcdaniel was over from LOOMS
Monday, forgathering with his numer-
GUS friends in this place.
Clayton D. Baldwin, after brief
visit with his parents living near
LOOMS, left Monday morning for his
home near Twin Falls, Idaho.
This is the date designated by the
town authorities as cleaning up day.
Don't shirk your duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loitz johnson were in
town Monday from their Antoine creek
ranch.
Harry lngham, of Seattle, who is in
terested with his brother in the Lucky
Knock mine, was visitor in Oroville
Friday night.
Miss Emma Denny proved up on her
homestead before the local L. S. Com
missioner Monday.
There was large attendance at the
Presbyterian church Sunday night. on
the occasion of the Easter services
The pastor of the Nj. E. church very
kindly emitting his services for that
evening, the two church choirs COM
bining in furnishing the musich One