The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-05-26

Loose pickles at Prices.
j. H. Belnap left for his home in
Hooper, Utah, Monday.
For Sale-Some fine thorough
bred, registered, English setter
pups. E. T. Sumner, barber, Oakley.
Jno. Boren and brother, and Tom
Nelson, are clearing land for VIM.
Read.
Coal oil 25c per gallon t
Prices.
Tracy Howard was in town Mon
day, and made The Herald office a
pleasant visit.
FOR RENT One modern 4-room
apartment rent. Apply Jos. Mecham.
Mrs. Jno. Boren, Oakley, and Mrs.
Emma Clayton of Marion had wrap
pers for their fine butter printed at
Jlle I1eIdlu lfl1S WEEK.
From 25 to so per cent discount on
all straw and cloth hats, at the Peo-
pies Union.
w. T. Harper and w. c. Edwards
have associated themselves in bust
ness, under the name of the Valley
Coal Co., and will handle a large
line of all the finest Goals.
Buick automobile, best hill-climb-
ing auto made; for sale, or trade for
live stock Terms given. Write l..
H. Sweetser, Burley, Ida.
The Deseret News had an ad in a
few days ago, "Wanted-A good
mich COW; must be reasonable. -
Exhaustive inquiry among dairymen
of our acquaintance in Oakley con-
vinces us that there is no such thing.
If you are looking for a real, gen
uine bargain in a range or cock
stove, call and see us. We are clos
ing out our entire line at actual cost,
for CASH. Peoples Union, Ltd
Knowing the great demand for
Deering Implements, the farmers
are already placing their orders with
the Peoples Union for binders, reap
ers and mowers. 1t is an undisputed
fact by all the leading farmers, ev-
erywhere, that the Deering imple-
ments are by far the best on the
market today.
High Patent Flour 2,2O per
cw:. at Prices.
The graduates from the Sth grade
of the public school, and some of
the teachers, engineered to success
full finish a pleasant surprise party
at the home of their retiring princi-
pal, Prof. w j. Mitchell. A splend-
did time was enjoyed by all. The
students, the evening previous, had
presented the professor with hand
some and valuable gold signet ring
as a token of their esteem and az
probation of his painstaking labor
with them.
With every $50 purchase at the
Oakley Hardware Co.'S you get fine
graphophone free.
The concert given here last Satur-
day night by the Lucerne Girls Glee
Clubs of the Albion State Normal,
under direction of John j. Jackson,
was a splendid entertainment, and
the students participating one and
all demonstrated what careful and
conscientious training may do when
backed by natural ability on the
part Of its recipients. Although all
were more than excellent in the sep
arate numbers, the delicious render
ing by Mrs. Bocock and the Stone
sisters, and the violin playing of
Miss Harriet Pierson gained much
of the share of favorable comment.
1t will pay you to buy your
summer dress goods at Prices.
The O. S. l.. branch from Burley
to Oakley was completed to this
town Monday, as far as the tr@ck-
laying is concerned. A meeting of
citizens and the railroads represen-
tatives was held at the commercial
club rooms, looking to the presenta-
ton of an 8-acre tract to the COM
pany for terminal grounds. 1t just
happened that at this particular
time no Oakley citizens, with the