The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-03-31

Mrs. Chas. A. Powell is visiting will
friends at LOOMS.
Geo. " Loudon was in town from
LOOMS Wednesday.
J. NJ. Adams, the Riverside attor
ney, was registered in town Monday
Sam Katz, an old time liquor mcr
chant of Spokane, was visitor il
town Saturday.
M. +. !'avel and j G. HI! of tn,
Anglin ncighborhood wee ree;stere,
in Oroville Sunday
f. w. Henderson is putting up
| residence in the east part of town OF
a five acre tract that he recently pur
| chased.
| Otto Mills is now handling the
pump at the railroad water tank, from
which the local water system draws
supply of water.
w. J. Hoskyn, the civil engineer
who fills the office of justice of the
peace as a side line, has desk room
in John +. Reeses building
Commissioner Picken was a visitor
in Orovile Friday last. He was cir
culating through the north end on
business connected with his office.
Mrs. Geo. II. Ellis, of Wenatchee, ar
rived in Oroville Friday last and will
spend several weeks visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. DIAL
lam
A. S. Bradley, the well known min
ing man who operated at Golden for
several years, and is now engaged in
mining at Republic, was visitor in
town Wednesday.
Monroe Hartman came in from the
Ruby mine Tuesday. In company With
Charlie Peterson the trip was made
in an automobile from Nighthawk,
reaching here. via LOOmis.
One of the buildings on Spokane
street between Central and FIRST ave-
nues, is being fitted up and will be
occupied by Al. Smith and family, who
are again to become residents of Oro-
vile.
Martin Suppan, one of the early
homesteaders near Whitestone noun
tain, returned to the Okanogan coun-
try Saturday after spending the win
ter working in the mines at Kellogg,
Idaho.
Mrs Clay Fruit and Baby Fruit, ac-
companied by sister of Mrs. Fruit,
left for Spokane Monday. 1t is I'M
derstood that the younger lady is to
accept a position in bank at DAY.
export.
Two large autos appeared on the
main street of LOOMS Tuesday. and
(the unusual sight created a sensation
among the population. The cars were
those of Jas. f.. Forde and Monroe
Hartman.
The Club restaurant, occupying the
new building on the south side of the
track recently constructed by w. o.
Hamisch, of which David James, the
colored chef is proprietor, will be OPP
ened for business Saturday.
Judson Murray, living on Nine Mile
creek a short distance northeast of
Oroville, announces that public sale
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some of the best bred stock in the
county, will take place Thursday,
April 20.
Owing to the absence of n erihrrS Of
the board from the the county me
county commissioners held no SEES
sion in March. A meeting will be
held beginning next Monday. There
will be much accumulated business to
clean up.
The first ball game of the season
was scheduled to come off Sunday af-
ternoon, but raw wind romped thro'
the valley, hcillng the enthusiasm of
the players, and the performance was
postponed until such time as the at
mospheric conditions are more favo-
rable.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Barry, not over
looking the baby, were in town Mon
day from their ranch on Palmer noun
tain doing their spring shopping. Mr.
Barry expects to commence pushing
the pillow in few days and his com
ings and goings will then be consid-
erably curtailed.
| John Regain and family, formerly
residents of the Chesaw neighborhood
and now living in Idaho, left Monday
for their home after having spent q
week in Oroville the guests of DR.. F
| S. Beale. Mr.. Regain had leg broken
some time ago while logging, and still
requires crutches to assist him in
getting around.
Geo. r. Wood was visitor il lowl
| Monday. Last fall Mr.. WOODS sap
posed he had sold his homestead or
Palmer mountain, and on the gre ng,l
of negotiations to that end he move,
down into the Tonasket neigthorhcod