The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1911-02-10
Local and Personal.

20 percent discount on Furs at
Mrs. Halverson's
H. A. Belcher, Marion's hustling
contractor, was in Oakley Tuesday.
Cash paid for hides and furs at the
Golden Rule Store, Oakley.
The 14-months-old baby boy of
Farley Critchfield died Sunday even
ing and was buried Monday.
Cash paid for hides and furs at the
Golden Rule Store, Oakley.
Read the Golden Rule Store ad.
This store always has some good bar
gains in just the things you want.
See the fine line of Valentine
Goods at A. w. Jensen's. You can't
help but be pleased with the class
and price.
Your children can do just as we'll
as you can!' is Jno. N. Prices bust
ness slogan, and it's an excellent
good one.
Valentine Goods of all kinds at A
w. Jensen's. Call and see them
High-class Valentine goods at low
price.
There are 100 Greeks at Burley, it
is said, awaiting the opening of
spring to begin work on the O. S
l.. Oakley-Burley branch.
A washout on the o. S. l.. south
of Pocatello delayed traffic on that
line for a few days last week and
held up some much-needed coal con-
signed to Oakley.
Miss Emma Martindale found the
fur col arctic advertised as lost by
Corinne LaVaunt before leaving
here, and left it at the Herald to be
forwarded to its owner.
Mrs. D. B. Wilson of Oakley and
Mrs. Mary Martin of Basin make
fine butter for which they had wrap
psfs painted at the Herald this week.
Jno. A. Ellison acceptably filled
Cashier Langlois' place at the Far
mers Commercial & Savings Bank
on Saturday.
Something unique in the way of
advertising was the pretty brindle
pup playing about Oakley Saturday,
with card advertising the "Ole
Oleson" show tied to his tail.
Jno. H. Fairchild's clearance sale,
at Basin, is having a great success,
that enterprising gentleman making
clean sweep on prices in all lines
of goods he carries.
l.. d. Cowan, surveyor and civil
engineer, whose ad will be seen in
another column, has returned to
Oakley from Homedale, where he
has been engaged in his profession,
and will attend to the wants of those
needing frst-class service in his line.
Senator Haight visited here over
Sunday with his family. Hector
'bane bretty nice-looking faller,"
and he will never have such a cinch
in damage suit as he would have
against the Statesman for the al
legged likeness of him that it ran in
its columns last Sunday.
A stockholders annual meeting
was held in the directors room of
the Oakley State Bank SATURDAY..
The old board and officers were
elected for the ensuing year and
other business transacted.
,, Everyone gets something at A. w.
Jensen's Valentine Sale, now on;
} those who come early will get first
} choice and those who come late will
q. get left. Drop in and look at the
pretty line of Valentine goods and
postcards, anyway.
The following Oakley gentlemen
were drawn as jurors at Albion last
week; J. j. Willard, Jno. A. Ellison.
jr., S. E. Hale, C. L. Haight, Geo.
M. Clark, M, o. Funk, H. K. Nc
: Bride, S. P. Worthington, Jacob
Dayley. Lamuel Poulton, w. R. Lee,
0. P. Bates, Joseph w. Wilson. L. A.
, Nelson, John McMurray, VIM. T.
Holt, John Anderson, E. B. Dayley.
H. r. Mathews, H. D. HaiFht. S.W.
Nelson, T. w. Larson, w. T. Harper.