The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-06-20
TONASKET NEWS

JONAShEI NEWS
Remember the Civic League "Fete
Saturday afternoon.
Henry Lockman is quite i'll at his
home, under medical care.
Mrs. E. B. Grinnell returned from
her visit to LOOMS last Saturday.
E. P. Irwin and son, Arthur, OF Oka-
hogan are in town on business.
William Fenton, of upper Bonaparte
creek, was a caller in town Sunday.
Guy Fruit, of Loomis, autoed over
to the Clay Fruit home one day last
week.
Art Lane made a trip to Havillah
Tuesday in his official capacity as con-
stable.
Miss Fannie Marsh was in from the
Fruit home Sunday and reports Mr..
Fruit as much better.
Campmeeting is planned for the
first few weeks in July at last years
grounds. No date has been set.
Rev. Ludlow and wife were guests
of the NJ E. church over Sunday, Mr..
Ludlow filling the pulpit morning and
evening.
The Odd Fellows have issued invi-
tations for a grand supper to be given
Tuesday, June "a, at the Lane &
George hall.
Miss Martha Ousterhout, of Little
Bonaparte creek, has been visiting
with Miss Edna Boone and Mrs. Mon
roe the past week.
Arthur Lund, of Riverside, was in
town Saturday. In passing we must
note the evident case of heaves his
Ford has developed.
Charlie Tufty is chauffering for Pat
Kearney, driving one Of Pats new
cars, which he recently put on the
stage and mail line
The finishing touch is being put on
the bank in the placing of the inside
fixtures. The bank will be open for
business Immediately.
Mr.. Powers, the Tonasket cream
cry field man, has returned from his
work in other fields to look after the
factory's outside interests at this
place.
Earl Britain, of Antwyne valley
was in town Sunday, as a spectator
of his brother Roy's work on second
base for the A. VS. game with To-
nasket
Ed. Putnam, of Bridgeport, was a
passenger to Oroville Monday on ouI
nam expects to be again located In
Tonasket soon.
E A. Newell and wife returned from
heir trip to Wenatchee, Spokane and
ether points Saturday, very glad tt
gain be at home, although reporting
o pleasant trip.
The Sunday school children of Wau-
Conda have formed good roads club
and intend to work for better roads
A day will be appointed for road work
at certain times to build and repair
new highways.
Mr.. Stansbury, of Oroville, pur-
chased a Ford of the M. X. Bower
agency last week. and by his purchase
secured the last car of the recent
shipment Another shipment Of
FOrds is expected soon.
The wrestling match scheduled fol
Sunday between Eklund, of Keloona
Canada, and Curry, of Anglin, proved
q Waterloo for Eklund. Curry threw
Eklund in the beginning of the frs
round, breaking one rib, thus ending
the match before it fairly began.
TOnasket again went down in de-
! feat before the mighty warehouses; Of
Aeneas valley Sunday. The hill mer
descended from their stronghold into
the valley and after a few preliminary
feints and passes, engaged the To
nasket pale faces in a dusty and hare
fought battle. The braves and pale
faces came out in the open and fol
the first four innings gave and showed
no mercy to either side. Then the
Aeneas valley chief gave war
whoOp that echoed over valley an(
mountains and waded in at the be
ginning of the fifth inning and pro
ceeded to scalp the Tonasket pale
faces, returning to the council fires il
the early evening with Z dusty ant
CORY fore-locks, and leaving only ont
scalp in the possession of the mas
sacred TOnasketites. General Peter
son of the pale face force. must drill
early and late and often, and in the
near future return to the fray, NOV
down the mighty tribe of Aeneas til
not warrior is left to sing of the
conflict.