The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1910-08-05

Try the wonderful New Vegetable
cooking oil "Nntol' more wholesome and
cheaper than lard, at Peterson's Red
Cross Pharmacy.
Mrs. P. H. Little, has leased the
Oakley House from Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Lee, who recently moved to Parker,
to take up their residence on their
ranch at that place. Mrs. Titles
lease is for one year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Bailey, former
ly of Colorado, but now Of Albion,
were Oakley business visitors the
latter part of last week. Mr.. and
Mrs. B. while here visited at the
homes of w. T. Harper and M. 0.
Funk.
The rooms in the basement Of the
, Oakley State Bank are being finished
up this week by the Oakley Planning
Mill company. The cafe to be in.
stalled therein will be elaborate, but
at the same time quiet and refined
in tone.
Messrs. Ellison and Critchfeld, will
load several cars of sheep today, at
Miner, for shipment to Chicago
market. j. A. and Lon Martindale
will accompany them on their trip
east, and will remain to visit the old
home in Indiana.
A party of sixteen relatives and
friends met at the home Of Mrs.
Andrew Ellison Monday evening, to
felicitate that excellent lady on the
6lst anniversary of her birth. Re-
freshments were served, and good
time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Mary Matthews and Mrs. ]
| A. Critchfeld were appreciated pat
rons Of The Herald job Office this
week, the former with large order
of labels for her excellent honey, and
the latter for butter wrappers for
the fine product of her dairy.
Some fellow must be considering
the ACCESSIBILITY of starting hat
store either in Oakley or elsewhere,
judging by the number of hats stolen
each night at the dances at the rink.
What proiiteth it man if he dance
all night and lose his hat in the
morning
At the Oakley Hardware Co. s
cut glassware drawing, Lou Critch-
field got first prize, a 64-piece set,
valued at 5000, having spent the sum
Of $1479.65. H. R. Matthews second
prize, a 13-piece set, value $50. Mr.
Mathews purchases amounted G
1901 IS.
w. F. Beardsley, of Miner, was
an Oakley visi or Sunday. Mr.
Beardsley is recently from Nebraska,
and is at present engaged in Miner
in the management of the Weeter
Lumber CO. S yard there, the regu-
lar manager, r. C. Parke, being alb
sent on visit at Nampa,
Mrs. Geo. Brinholt and two chill
dren arrived Monday from their for
mer home, $50 miles south of Sal
Lake, and will visit Oakley fer {
time. Mr.. Brinholt will join then
later. The lady is sister of DR.. Pc
terson's. Since the above was put
in type Mr.. Brinholt joined his fam
/ lily here.
That C. f. Riddles jewelry estab
lishment is up-to-date and carries a:
complete stock as can be found il
/, many of the larger cities of the stat,
{ is amply proven by its success anC
the volume of business transacted
That the stock is not lacking in tn,
articles of greater value, is proven
. by the sale of $3.50 gold watch t,
d. P. Thomas last week.
The Herald received letter thi
week from Ed futile, asking tina
, his paper be forwarded hereafter t,
Salt Lake City. He has taken EN-
ployment at the Mccormick bank il
: that city, and will remain there TO
the present. Ed is good boy, an,
we are sorry to lose him from on
f midst" but glad to know things lool
promising for him, and The Heral,
, wishes him all manner of success.
H.G. Morris, general manager o
the Idaho Real Estate and investmen
4 Co., returned the latter part of las
g week from his ranch, thirteen mile
Y northwest Of town, where he ha,
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