The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-10-14

r. Grierer made cuisines. trip 20 Gresu.
wood Tuesday.
Rob Hoose Is holding down q elerkship 10 IS
%. fiamishs store.
Mrs. J. ". Gilmore Is assisting cashler "a
follls in the Hank Of oroeille. work 81 whirh
the lady has had considerable eNfsrienre
Mrs. }. }. Bennett arrived from seattle vi.
day las, and JOINED NJ Bennett, a eelden,
ranching on small scale.
The host Of orovilie people who attended thc
spokane lair came struggling back this week,
each and every one Of whom. - far ~ heard
from, pronouncing the fair big succcss.
K. " Wells. Of Lake Forest. Ills, uncle u 2
\. Blackler has been visiting la Oruviilc sew
eral days this week. II il the dfrt time Nj.
Wells has been west OF - Paul, aud there T. a
touch of rswness out this way that hardly ap-
pcals TO him.
Judge and Mrs. Ernest Peek stopped over in
oroville Monday night GA their way from ton.
conully to Republic. where the Judge IL 60 hold
court. The weight and dignity uf the ermins
rests easily upon the shoulders of his honor.
The council has let the contract for town
hall To Waiter ThrOwer A. the price agreed
on is only $3.50 the hall will not he an imposing
structure. However, II viii hli long lelt
want and answer the requirements uf the city
for some years 10 come.
Harry CLIFFORD. who has been identified with
the q. mine for years departed for spokane
Tuesday morning. After n long experience in
The ranks of bachelOrhood MIR. CLIFFORD recently
took the wisest step in his career aud accumu
very pleasantly situated at LOOMS.
Frank Grogan was in town from his SimilkA
mecn valley ranch Monday evening An Old
pioneer OF the valley Is Mr. Grogan, aud he has
not had his eyes closed to the resources Of the
country. Among his possessions IL a gfuup Oi
claims, known. the Peerless mine uton
which there is much choice ore. The Peerless
is nest egg from which some time will be
Matched II fortune.
Herbert curtis returned from spokane Mon.
day, accompanied by an expert, aud left Tues.
day Tor the tungsten property, near Cathedm
peak. owned by Mr.. Curtis. The weather In.
dictated rough trip ahead. ms snow falls early
up where the mine is situated. Mr.. curtis re-.
ports that the samples of ore from his property
exhibited ut the Spokane fair compared favor
ably with the same ore from other mines and
attracts much attention.
Henry ID. James, of Milwaukee. who has been
actively identified with the Nignthnwk mine
for years, left for his home Tuesday morning
| after attending the annual meeting of the
stock holders Friday at Nighthawk. Mr. James
| not resulted from the extensive work done on
| the Nlghthawk claims. but he is encouraged
with the showings and anticipates n dividend
payer eventually.
l." l.. Work has opened an office in the Hut
| ton building. spokane, where northern Okla
| hogan lands and securities will We handled.
| The Office will be in charge Of Lyman Reid, n
| bright, clean cut, hustling young gentleman
with experience in that line of effort. Eastern
| the city. and it is only where there are people
and money that an operator can meet with any
| large success i'll disposing of property. Mr.
work has gilt edged securities and the best
land on earth to offer. and that should draw
| customers.