The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-10-25

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could not be held on the End of No
vember, as that would not give the
necessary ten days notice, hence at the
last minute the date was set ahead to
the 9th. The announcement has been
somewhat balled up, through no fault
of any one in particular, but the resi-
dents of the district will now under
stand the date, November 9, and turn
out that day and treat the proposition
just as they please, endorse 1t or turn
1t down.
R. Butler is over at Seattle on a
business trip.
Robert Evans has gone to Minneapo-
lis on business trip.
p T. Davis went to Nelson Monday
to do some surveying.
c. r. Owens, the LOOMS jeweler.
was visitor in town Monday.
Judge Hoskyn was called to Tomas
ket Monday on legal business.
1t is now quite the fashion to make
Sunday auto trips to PentictOn.
The auto travel between this point
and Penticton is keeping up well.
Bob Gallup was over from LOOMS
in his car Monday and attended the
funeral of Albert Smith.
The floor was cleared at the hall
Tuesday night after the speaking and
many of those present remained and
INDUCED in dancing.
Travel is keeping up wonderfully
we'll, and all the hotels are generally
full to the limit of sleeping accOmmo-
dations every night
Mrs. E. B. Lindstrom went to Mol
son Monday to visit few days with
her husband, who has charge of the
Phillips meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Judd, of LOOMS,
were over Monday to attend the fun
eral of Albert Smith. Mrs. Judd Is q
sister of the deceased.
The ladies of the NJ e. church serve
notice that they will give chicken
dinner on election day between the
hours of IL and o'clock.
place at Spokane early in November,
and no arrangements have been made
to place an exhibit from OrOville.
When this paper went to press 1t was
showing hard in the mountains, and
the atmosphere indicated the POSSIBLE
ity of some of the same in the valley.
Owing to being tied down to the
wheel representatives OF this paper
could not be present at either the Riv-
erside or Chesaw fair this year, much
to the regret of the editor.
Halloween ball in Cummings hall on
the night of October 30. 1t Is not prob.
able that any one who enjoys the pas
time is going to overlook this OppOr-
tunity to indulge their weakness.
Fred Clark and Sim Hawkins made a
killing in the web foot family Thurs
day morning. They exercised their
guns on the lake and between them
bagged a goose and seven ducks.
A. J. Nickle, the once popular coun-
ty treasurer, and now building up
more popularity as merchant at
Tonasket, was in the crowd at the La
Toilette speaking Tuesday evening.
H. P. Decent the old time LOOMS
undertaken, came over to OrOville with
his hearse Monday, which he has
transferred to l.. w. Barnes, and while
here attended the funeral of Albert C..
Smith.
r. l.. Picken, republican candidate
for the legislature came up from
Tonasket Tuesday evening and attend
ed the political meeting. Bob Is not
making much of a campaign, as he has
a walk away
A road way has been graded along
side of the freight warehouse IN or
der to make it more convenient for
loading and unloading freight upon
and from wagons. 1t Is an improve
ment long needed.
E.F. McNall, one of the Oldest resi-
dents of the north part of the county,
making his home at Nighthawk, was
in town Sunday. He came IN FOR the
purpose of securing a FLOODED bull
from Fred. j. Fine.
Geo. Stoltz, manager of the local
| moving picture show, which draws
full houses several nights each week,
has tried them about all out, and de-
clares Oroville to be the best show
| town in the county.
!. w. Newell, who is one of the most
enthusiastic fishermen in the county,
| managed to land big black bass while
angling in the lake Friday last. He
was proud of his capture, and 1t was
| capture to be proud or.
Edward l.. Hamilton and Miss Be-
atrioe Ethel, both of the hill country
to the south and east of Oroville. were
united in marriage Wednesday after
noon at the Presbyterian Manse by
Rev. Fred M. McCreary.
L. w. Barnes received instructions
Saturday to bury the remains of Hen
nv Schmidt, the man who died in the
town Jail few weeks ago. Mr.. Barnes
had embalmed the body and was hold
ing it subject to orders from the rail-
road company.
DR.. w. T. Schwabland is making ar.
rangements to go east about Decem
Der for the purpose of taking specia
course in medicine, and his place will
be filled by competent physician
During the week DR.. Robt. N. Tooker
| in tour