The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-11-29

guaranteeing to the public the best
imaginable kind of pleasant dancing
c. c. Tilley who has been on an ex.
| tended business trip to the British Co.
lumbia sound country the past few
months. returned to his home here or
Monday night, coming in by the ives.
tern route.
Chas. E. Blackwell came in last Fri.
day evening from Spokane, and was
met at this place by his father, Geo
A. Blackwell, with the junior Black
wells car, they going to Riverside the
same evening.
MRS. Spencer, the south side dress
maker, left Monday morning on an ex.
tended visit with relatives in Salt
Lake City. A reliable assistant will
care for her patrons during her stay
| on the outside.
Mrs. Joe Mcdonnell came down
from Penticton Thursday last to Join
her husband who is here while assess
ment work Is starting on the 49th
Parallel mine, in which Mr.. McDon-
nell is largely interested.
Report has it that Tom Stanton of
the 49th Parallel mine, is working a
double shift. The Parallel is working
IN some good rock and manager STAN
ton Is pushing development as rap
idly as finances will allow.
E. p. Wheeler, the dean of Concon-
ully miners, passed through Oroville
last Friday en- route to attend the
mining congress at Spokane this week.
Mr.. Wheeler will again spend the
winter in California, going there d.
rect from Spokane.
The Oroville Construction COMPANY
has Just finished fine eight room
house for R. c. Clark, who lives two
miles southeast of Keremeos, B, C..
This Is considered the best house in
the keremeOs neighborhood 1t cost
Mr.. Clark $1,000 complete.
j. w. Jordan was in town for sever
al days last week on business and re-
turned to Keremeos Monday moring.
Mr. Jordan had been purchasing sup
plies to finish some work his company
has been doing across the line
Geo. J. Hurley and son Webb were
over from Loomis Monday in their
big red car but were compelled to re-
turn home on the train Tuesday morn
Ing owing to slight breakage in the
mechanism of their car which neces-
STATED sending way east for a new
part.
Roy johnson, who has been resi-
dent of OrOville for nearly two years,
left Friday last for his home in Co.
lumbus, Ohio. He is a pleasant and
pleasing young gentleman, and has
numerous friends in This place who
trust he may speedily return to the
west.
1t Is really astonishing how a town
as small as Oroville supports a NOV
Ing picture show giving several ex-
hibitiOns each week. But it does. One
reason Is that the boys give a show
worth supporting, and say what you
may Oroville is the best little town in
eastern Washington.
Mrs. J. w. Jordan and daughter.
Bertha. returned home Saturday even
Ing from their visit with relatives of
Mr. Jordan in Nebraska, Denver and
Spokane. They spent Sunday in Oro-
Vile and left on the west bound train
Monday morning for visit at the
home of Geo. Loudon.
Monday morning to assist his partner,
d
work at that place. This firm, now
known as the Oroville Construction
company, has the contract for the
erection OF the new school house at
Chopaka and will commence work on
the same sometime next week.
The Golden Chariot mine located
just north of town is getting out a
car of ore for shipment to the CRANKY
Shelter at Grand Forks, B. c., which
manager, w. H. Thomas, says he be-
lieves to be the best car of ore ever
shipped from Kruger mountain. The
company Is seriously contemplating
regular shipments.
The police court fines so far this
month have amounted to a little over
500 which more than rays the salary
of the peace officer and all of this
business has been carried on SO quiet
ly and expeditiously that we will
wager that a majority of our citizens
will wonder from where and from
whom did these fines come.
The meetings of Trinity Guild dur
ing the winter will take on the form
Of social functions, which will contrib
ute to amuse all who attend, and as
sist In passing the long winter even
ings pleasantly. The first session was
held Friday evening last. the Guild
members and friends being the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs, F. A. De Vos.
We are informed through the mail
that ]. c. Wild and family formerly of
this place are now permanently To-
Gated at Roper, Kansas, where Mr..
Wild has engaged in business with his
brother and purchased a farm of 100
acres short distance out from town
just to make sure that he will not
have any idle time on his hands
In looking over folder issued by
the Great Northern railroad advertis-
ing the Northwestern Products Expo
sition, held in Armory hall, Minneap-
oils from November 18th to 23rd, it is
noticed that the Methow valley has a
conspicuous booth for displaying pro-
ducts. Sad to say the name of the
Okanogan valley is conspicuous by its
absence.
The local Rebekah lodge rendered
fine banquet to Mrs. Dallan, State
President of the Rebekah Assembly of
Washington, in their lodge room Mon
day evening. Three auto loads of Re-
bekahs from LOOmis were in attend
ance at the jollification Mrs. Dallan
resides in North Yakima and proved
herself to be most pleasant and en-
PERTAINING guest.