The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-11-10

Reports from Nelson place the
depth Of snow at that point at twelve
inches.
Cal Tilley went to Coalmont the
first of the week to be absent a month
or more.
Chas. f. sigrist is in Conconully
this week in attendance at the super
Tor colrt.
Andrew Carlson was in town last
Friday from his homestead on Palmer
mountain
President l.. l.. Work, of the First
National bank, went to Seattle on bus
mess last week.
The west bound PASSENGER train
! from Spokane was late on several oc-
casions this week
Dave Smith the genial Spectacle
lake farmer was traNsacting business
in Oroville Tuesday.
VIM Cash, formerly a resident Of
this place, but now in business in
Torasket, was in town Saturday.
Frank Griffin gathered to himself a
chunk of Similkamecn real estate by
virtue of the desert act this week
Il. w. Bragg has built a large ad-
dition to his structure on Railroad
avenue and win install feed mill.
Guy c. Browne, vice president Of
| the bank OF OrC>ille, came in from
! Spokane Monday to remain a week
John Cutchic. one Of the pioneers Of
the Palmer lake country, was trans
acting business in Oroville last Fri
day.
J. j. Cash purchased the Jessie
Moore house in the north part of town
last week and took possession Satur-
day.
Among the crowd on the Oroviile
streets Monday was noticed the smil-
ing countenance OF Col. f. b. Newland
of Nelson.
w. A. Byers, of Riverside spent sew
eral days in town during the past
week, enjoying himself as only Bill
knows how.
Carl d. Ammerman and Ada Grace
Brewster both well known here, were
united in marriage at Tonasket Tues
day by Justice S. j. Sincock.
A. W. Richardson, representing the
Spokane Office of the Underwood Type
writer company. was interviewing the
business men of Oroyille last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. McMahan arrived
in Oroville last week from Deer Park,
and will make a visit of indefinite
length with their son, +. A. McMahan.
1t is reported that e. E. Parsons
will become resident of the new and
booming town Of Coalmont, and Will
open blacksmith shop at that place.
C. NJ Smith is delivering lumber on
The orchard tract recently purchased
from the East Oroyille Orchards, and
will erect a residence and other build
ings.
G. Irving adyertises an auction
sale OF farm machinery and stock at
his homestead on Mill creek, the sale
to take place on the 22nd Of this
month.
Frank NJ Dallam departed Saturday
morning for Spokane and coast points,
While away Mr.. Dallam will visit his
sons and daughters at Wenatchee and
Olympia.
Miss Katherine Stack, sister of }.
A. stack. of Wannicut, and recent
arrival from New York, has decided
to become a resident Of Okanogan
county. and last week filed on a home
stead near Palmer lake.
Mrs. A. f. Link, formerly a teacher
in the Oroville public school is now
\ fun Aedged farmer. having accumu-
lated 100 acres Of land on what was
formerly the Occur d'Alene Indian
reservation.
The teachers in the Oroyille public
school are in attendance at the insti-
tute at Conconully this week, much
to the satisfaction and delight Of the
din inltive school boy, who is enjoying
the brief vacation.
Otto Petrich was in town last week
from his homestead near Nelson. Mr..
pctricl is a good roads advocate but
states that he can ind little TO en-
tbusc over in the condition Of the road
leading to this place from the east.
l. NJ. Norris. sr. of Minneapolis, ar
rived in Oroville Monday, and viii re-
main indefinitely. Mr. Norris is in
terrsted with his son in large land
holdings near Oroyille, and has been
A visitor here before.
e. z. Steiner was in town Monday
from his homestead down the river
Mr.. Steiner has lately been afflicted
with a vaTed assortment of Jobs
comforters, and Monday was his first
onnearance in town for some weeks.