The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-10-27

AZ sNe their bazaar on Decen,,,on q
az, iaules Interested in fine soN,;n ~
81 i,' nahulwork would find il to thais
''N ah'age to be present " ''iei'
There will be Episconal oor,,,o ;,
nsral hs alan church Sunday at the
p", nours, morning and evening
ar .'' o ueo a. Hurlbert officiating All
uialiy invited to attend
W. ~ Hrleger and C. c. Tilley lert for
; maihituc lake Friday, where thev
.h.e'u TO remain several DAYS and toI,o
,lie pa'hs' Grieger has a new no,roh,a
pa'il tub ard he could not resi- mil
ne initiated it. 'o'' "i'ii
John II. killian, the loca, oioor
MAKER who is turning out cigar t6nt
IS III demand, was joined by his wiie
ma children Wednesday evening and
Il there was any happier indi9 iduai
| man John II. in this town he fai,ad -
show up. ''''e' "
Inc election Tuesday did not draw
o ,p very heavy vote. showing that
wy. VIC taxpayers We're not interested i'm
'he question of bond issue. Only *
No'eS We're cast, 43 in favor of bondino
ana IL against. The credit of the tow6n
IS sustained.
a NJ. Wehe left Friday morning for
".co, Where he owns a large amount
VI hislue property, and from there he
sues 10 ms nome at Milwaukee. 1t is
,iie intention of Mr.. Wehe TO applv
liihselt In the east to arouslng fresh
interest in Okanogan mining enter
prises.
a land contest case in which Jonas
lester Johnson figured as contestant
'ho Clarence A. EIotchkiss as con-
testee occupied the attention of the To-
al land commissioner for several
Jays this week T.. Fitzgerald and
john X. Fraser were the ATTORNEYS
pltted against each other in the case.
A box OF potatoes from the ranch of
n. f. Van Dyke was sent to the potato
carnival at WaterNillc They were not
entered as monster spuds, vet they
were not small by any means. The
point about them was that they we're
grown at IN elevation of 1000 feet,
md seven rows 100 yards in length
Yielded very nearly Two tons.
1t is reported by a number of people
that comet is visible in the eastern
h,
he flaming tail describing an arc
across the sky. 1t is an unreasonable
hour 10 roll out of a warm bed to star
gaze, bat comets are rather uncommon
heavenly visitors, and it is worth while
to face The frost for a view of the
celestial phenomenon.
Last week r. Butler purchased leo
acres of W. II. Keiler's lake front
property, the consideration not being
announced but it is said to have been
pretty stiff figures. The land is on
the west shore of OSoyoos lake, very
near the international boundary and
most charmingly situated. Mr.. Butler
will probably make extensive improve
ments on the land next year. The
sale WAS negotiated by Evans e. Black
Ter
The Commercial club is billed to
meet this friday evening. Let the
meeting be large and representative.
There are matters that the pubic rs
vitality interested in coming before the
meeting for action. Get together and
inaugurate q campaign OF push
+. g. Burnham, of Holyoke, Mass,
who owns considerable properly IN
The LOOMS neighb0rhood, came IN
Wednesday evening and lett ior Loo
mis- Thursday morning.
The band files notice that a dance
will be given under the auspices OF
that organization on THANKSGIVING
eve. Now there is not jollier way 10
welcome in THANKSGIVING, the great
American day for feasting and giving
of thanks for the benefits OF the pre-
ccding wear. than with well managed
dance and that is the only kind the
hand gives. There ought to be one oi
tho largest crowds present that mas
collected in Sigrist hall since the year
1911 came into existence
sam I Sincock, the Tonasket land
commissioner, justice OF the peace anu
l,o,,a,,,l utility man. was in town We'd
,,1ay evening to meet his sister,
Mr. Carrie Curtis, who arrived on the
-t hound passenger. The meeting
W tLo hr,tLer and sister was happy
one as they had not seen each o'nel
for rs wears. and the sister was put
,.orv Young child at the time o. par
i,o Mrs Curtis lived for years IN Oh-
toIio but spent the past sal'l,''ti u'
seattle She expects to make hci iu
rnrn homo with Mr. Sincock ana y VIII
hn = nIeasant change for Samuel VINO
hos Noon batchine in this county lor
many years.
The residents and land owners VI
.,,n n,et side of the Okanogan river
viii hold a meeting in Sigrls' hail 90" -.
nrday afternoon for the PURPOSE az
oansidoripg the advisability OF Jolnlns
wv ~ "ith he vest sidcrs in an irrlsa-
, - distric,, or organizing a separate
~ i;1,riot There is big lot OF the very
ahoicoet land on the east side OF ln5
~ .;i,"r that could be reclalmen. anu
thtre is ample water III l'le - '''i 70 he
,,'oan from whence water Is ~ ~
lawn TO moisten all the lalu iailins
',ndor = nigh line ditch eXtehueu NV" :.
u uliu sidos of the Okanogan as !ar %
Dotn The activity OF the ives.
r;dorc has nut the east slders on ~
Slue .ho Nav GOOD cone out OF the SeS,
,ion tomorrow afternoon as too il'' ~
land mn this way cannot De ''i'N' "
tensely productive
Last week the friends OF Gon Mf "iv
,tns i /. Work living IN Co cor, noan'
W. Niitnrdnd the family a fareWeli 49, :,
eAle"o nn the eve of their removal y,
n t,on TO make their perll.a ii;an
C Cd,a From a social point VI ' hn,
hollle. 10 vas extremely pleasant pu
the aii', close a feeling of sadness ha.
at Ine ,rovailed as adieus were en-,
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