The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-12-01
Geo. W Smith was in town Monday
from near Tonasket.

| from near TOnasket.
Ed Burden was in town a few hours
Saturday from Nelson.
Henry Finsen was in town the first
of the week from Nelson.
A picture of the Orovile booth at
Sunday Spokesman-Review
J. H. Chase, the sawmill man. as
town on business Saturday.
j. Myers engineered turkey
shoot and rattle for several days this
week
Geo. b. Teel, ST., was in town Mon
day from his homestead on Mt Ellie
meham.
Del Wood was in town Tuesday from
Tonasket. returning home the same
evening
w. o. Hamisch was among the Oro-
vile crowd at the Spokane apple show
this week
| b. W. Anderson, of the Havilah
neighborhood. is now night clerk at
| tHe RluDOufn.
Judge c. II. Neal, of Conconully,
was registered at the Radbourn one
day last week
Steve Macy wCs in town Monday,
laying in supplies for the annual
Thanksgiving feast.
J. W. Haley and wife were in town
the latter part of last week from their
home near Tonasket
b. J. Wingfield was in town the first
of the week from his homestead in the
Tonasket neighborhood.
Mrs. G. G. Mcintosh returned Tues
day to Loomis, after a weeks stay in
Oroville, visiting friends.
ID. d. England was visitor in Oro-
vile Tuesday from his homestead in
the Waitestone fiat country.
VIM. Lowe, pioneer resident OF the
keremeous district, was visitor in
town the first part of the week.
A party of merrymakers, headed by
j. j. Cash. took in a dance in the Ton
asket neightorhood last Friday.
John Swanson, a pioneer resident
of LOOMS, was in town the first of the
week on his way home from Spokane
A. s. Pratt is again plotting the Riv-
erside stage, and the conveyance is
again credited with getting in on time.
70, >r I
were in town Tuesday night on their
way home from the Spokane apple
show
A school house near Loomis, in what
is known as the Mustard district, was
burned last week No cause is known
for the fire
A load OF household goods was TAX
en- to Nelson Wednesday morning, the
last of the Signs family possessions.
Ed Burden was plotting the team.
Guy Fruit returned this week from
the apple show and has glowing re-
ports of the affair. He continued on his
way to his home in Loomis Wednes-
day.
w. P. Owens was in town the first
of the week from Pine creek. Mr..
Owens reports that to date there is
practically no snow in the Pine creek
district
L. l.. Work returned Monday from q
business trip to Spokane While away
| N ho Of hic
time at the apple show, and reports
it an improvement over those of form
err years.
Rev. Geo. w. Hurlbut, pastor of the
Episcopal church, came in Tuesday
evening from Brewster, continuing on
to Spokane Wednesday, for few days
visit with his family.
A representative of the Oliver Type
writer company was doing the town
Monday. acquainting users of ma
chimes with the beauties of the new
Print Type" features.
w. b. Sexson had force of carpen-
ters at work the first of the week put
ting a wall of rustic on the outside of
his drug store building, a preparation
for the coming winter,
II. A. Bowerman attended the apple
the apple show was published in the
show this week and returning pilgrims
report that he gave valuable assist
ance at the Oroville booth
A. M. Storch and J. w. Forsythe, the
hustling real estate men of Okanogan,
were in town the latter part of last
week, driving overland from the down
river town in an automobile.
Samuel Kaser was a visitor to the
apple show during the past week. With
Kaser and Keller gone Uncle Sam KEEL
sey was the only surviving member or
the triumvirate OF SIX Flat.
J. G.. Irving moved his family TO
town this week from the farm near
the government sawmill. They Will