The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-08-19

your 1rienOS IN any part OF the cOun-
try free of any expense to yourself.
Ether Wilson of Locust, left some
fine specimens of the product of his
orchard, at The Herald Office We'd
nesday.
jolly Jack Livingston, republican
candidate for sheriff, from Elba,
was in Oakley Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week, and had another
batch Of his cards struck off at the
Herald Office. What part OF the
county will furnish our next sheriff!
"Elba" spells liable" all right, If you
work it right.
The Kitchen Secretary company,
through its agent, c. W, Layton, has
leased Office rooms in the Peoples
Union block, overhead tn e meat
market. This kitchen convenience
is very handy and desirable house
keeping article, and its agents have
had remarkably good success | in
placing orders for it around Oakley.
George Weldon Of Miner, Albert
Shepherd, and Aaron Collins of Oak
ley, left yesterday for British Column
bia. They are taking the trip there
to look at some rich mining proper
ty with view to investing. If they
purchase the property they have in
view, they may remain there, if not
they will probably return in about
ten days.
The Oakley COOPERATIVE Co., the
peoples Union, n d the Oakley
Hardware Co., are doing a big bus
mess in agricultural machinery and
farming implements. All three con-
Germs carry only the best class of
goods in their particular lines, and
it will pay neighboring farmers to
examine their stocks before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
Cashier ]. B. Randall, Of the Oak
ley State Bank, wife and little Jack,
left Friday for Payette Lakes, for
about three weeks vacation. Miss
Carrie Tucker and her brother H. W.,
the pleasant assistant cashier and
bookkeeper, respectively, will eff
GENTLY conduct the affairs of this
solid institution during Cashier Ran
dall's absence.
r. l.. Wilson's log house, while be-
ing removed from its former loca-
ton on Birch street, to make room
for the new brick residence building
which Mr.. Wilson proposes erecting
on the land, disintegrated, so to
speak, on the scene it has overlooked
so long. Fortunately no one was
hurt, and no damage was done, other
than injuring wagon used in its
removal.
B. F. O'Neil, of Wallace, and 6
party of friends, who are making an
auto tour Of the state, scooted into
Oakley Saturday evening, and scoot.
ed out again, "muy pronto." Barney
is not Mexicana, and probably will
not understand the phrase-if he
was, some of his compadres might
have told him before he left that hi
was heading the right way, but the
wrong direction, for Salt river
which he seems bent on reaching a
quickly as possible.
Mrs. Annie Gee and son, Stanley
paid The Herald pleasant bushes
visit Monday, the lady paying year.
advance subscription to The Herald
and the boy, who is attending The
uedI ana QuIllD SCIlOOt dl DoloS
through desire to see the inside o
the Oakley printing Office. Mrs. Ge'
is pleasant lady, and the boy is |
more than ordinarily bright young
fellow, and is making rapid progress.
in his studies at the Boise school.
County Commissioner c. A. Nc
Masters, wife and two children, ano
A. D. Seelig and wife, from Grant
City, Mo-, who are visiting the com.
missioner's family, passed through
Oakley Friday, on their return to
Twin Falls from a camping and in
spection tour of the county. Mr..
Seelig is a prominent citizen of the
Missouri city, and is so taken with
the beauties of our county that he
may possibly decide to return ano
locate here.
Correspondents n d others are