The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-06-01
SALE Of LOOP LOOP
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Okanogan, Wash, June Mo
tices have been posted announcing
the sale of the Loop Loop allotments
at Malott to take place July 20 next.
Sealed proposals will be received by
Capt. Webster at Miles up to l
o'clock on that date. >.
Mrs. Chas. Howard was thrown
from buggy just north Of town a
few days ago while driving down
from Omak with Mr.. Howard and
sustained a broken wrist. The frac-
ture was reduced by DR.. Moore. 1t
is considered a serious injury and
Mrs. Howard will be some time in
effecting a complete recovery.
Holmes Cole has been having con-
siderable trouble recently with one
of his ankles which was injured some
years ago while he was riding a
horse. 1t has been entirely out OF
commission for several weeks. He
is at present in the hospital having
the injured member attended to.
Chris Pein was selected by the
city council last night to fill the I'M
expired term of Dan Mcdonald as
councilman, the latter having re-
signed on account of the necessity
of changing his residence to his
homestead. Mr.. Pein formerly
served on the Okanogan city coun-
Gil and knows how. His appoint
ment will meet with the approval of
the voters.
Mrs c.. D. Dunn, niece of W. R.
Kahlow, arrived Saturday for an ex-
tended visit here with relatives. This
is her first visit to Okanogan in II
years.
Mrs. C. E. Hansen went down on
the steamer Okanogan early in the
week for visit with her sister, Mrs.
Griggs, at Wenatchee.
Mrs. w. F. Wingo of LOOMS was
operated on at the Moore hospital
this week, and Mrs. Smith of Brew
ster underwent an operation last
week.
Jimmie Mckinley is back on the
Conconully stage line again after an
absence during which he had a goi-
fer removed from his neck by DR..
Moore.
The Masons had work in the sec
ond third degrees Wednesday night
and at midnight INDUCED in ban
ouet at the Oxford Cafe. Among the
visitors from out of town were: j.
D. Hubbard, Russell Pierpont, A. j.
Nickle and G. w. Sampson, of Con-
conully; John E. Reese of Oroville,
and A. E. Griffing of Tonasket.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Blackwell and
Miss Bessie Franks of Riverside
spent Sunday at the home of Mrs.
S. A. Jones up Salmon creek.
Mrs. " M. Herman and daugh-
ter, Georgia, are spending few days
here from Conconully. Mrs. Herr
mann has plated new addition to
the town of Okanogan, known as the
Alta Vista addition, joining the Home
addition Immediately on the north.
The new addition consists of choice
residence lots and will be handled
by the Pioneer Realty company.
S. G. Duley returned today from
trip through Iowa, taken in the
interest of the Pioneer Realty COM
pany. While at Iowa City her ar
ranged for representative at that
point. The company also have rep
resentatives in Kansas City, Denver
and st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. B. Pratt have
been at Tonasket during the past
week
T. J. McHugh has let contract
to Henry Room for the construction
of a two-story, 26x2S residence on
his property at the corner of Fifth
avenue and Norman street. Exca-
walton for the basement has COM
menced and the building will be COM
pleted about July /. Mr.. McHugh
expects his family here from Mis-
soura about that time.