The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-06-27

and trahle in increased country trade.
Give the farmer good ROAD 10 traNe.
for he is the solid rock on winch our
country is built
We will soon be in possession Oh a
plumbers shop so rumor reports.
location has been secured II Town
for that purpose.
NIX. Bowen will make an auto trip
10 Waterville in a short time for sew
eral Fords. which have been recent!
ordered by our residents
The G. \. has put survey force OF
the Big Ditch, and if favorable re
port is forthcoming as the result o.
their work. the ditch will soon De IN
operation.
Miss Green, who is a successful
California kindergarten teacher, Is
here for visit with her mother ana
brother, Mrs. Green and Raymond OF
Whitestone fiat
Joe Stoddard, editor Bridgeport
Republic, E. A Freeman, real estate
man. Al Fox and Frank Six. Bridge
port garage men, were business cal
lers in town, Monday.
Tonasket intends TO have big day
July 18th. Sports OF all kinds are on
the program. announcement for which
will be made later. For full parucu-
lars apply to r. l. Picken and Chas.
Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ramsay returned
from Ashcroft, Canada where they
have spent several weeks looking for
a possible location, which proNea-ih III
possible, for land values have SCARED
lately in the Buckley valley.
HNed. Putnam has the contract to
build Ed. Newman's new house, which
will be under way as soon as mater
ial is on the spot Ed. intends TO i'm
prove his ranch in various ways, and
the new house is only the beginning.
James Walker of Whitestone fat,
is preparing TO build new house on
his ranch Mr. Walker is the pos
SCISSOR of i fine piece Of farm lana
and his new house will add mater
ial value to what is now a valuable
property.
Miss Georgia Donald and Mrs. E.
B. Grinnell drove 10 LOOMS Sunday,
where they will remain for ten days
at the NJ. E. parsonage in charge OF
affairs. during The absence Of Rev.
and Mrs. Robt. Thompson, who will
attend the Epworth League conven-
ton.
The ~Fete" given by the Civic
League Saturday evening, the 2lst
proved a very enjoyable event The
ice cream. strawberries and cake woI
/ the hearty approval of all present
| The chilly atmosphere prevented {
/ larger attendance, but the leagu;
came out nearly slS TO the good
Every little helps" The ladies' az,
working hard TO raise building funds
and We hope the friends, patrons ant
general public will aid in hnancia
support as far as they are able FOL
the object is entirely worthy.
Coroner McCampbell Of Okanogan
came through Sunday from Havillah
where he went TO search the ruin:
OF the Ethel house for the remains O
]. H. Ethel. He found the skull, par
OF an arm and smaller bones, Ethel
watch. and the revolver with which
/ Ethel ended his life before the frt
reached him. Bullet holes in eacf
temple showed how he died. The re
mains were placed in a small square
casket and will be sent TO the proper
authorities. Many people here viewed
| the CHASTITY relics of what so short {
time before had been living, human
being. II would seem that the terrible
/ justice melted out TO this unfortunate
man by he powerful arm Of the Law
must prove a most impressive lessor
TO all with a knowledge OF the JUST
fable act. The wages Of sin art
death is most terrible conclusion
Of this unfortunate mans career
may il be q lasting warning TO future
possible defiance Of law and order
/ The posse sent for from Tonasket &c
assist il the capture or destruction
/ Of the fugitive from justice arrived
TOO late 10 take part in the affair
! TWO auto loads composed Of Constable
Art Lane and his deputies, ". George
+. /. Picken, Ned Putnam, Clair
Monroe Maurice Bowen. Dell Woods
Lew Drew, John Figlinkshaw and
Harry Nount left early in the evenins
! Friday. but were still four miles from
the scene when the first smoke from
the burning building arose They
! proceeded 10 The scene Of action. bu-
! returned TO town before morning. as
their services were not required.
{. Z. Blackwell has placed bids be.
fore the public for his new buildins
10 be erected in Tonasket II will be
/ 50Xloo feet, solid concrete wall
lathed and plastered alcove show
windows, l. loot ceiling and q bal.
cony all around the inside Of the
building
The Peoples Telephone and Powe,
1 Co. hold their regular annual meetin.
al Anglin, June 50, al 10 O'Clock, fol
the purpose Of electing officers an
transacting any other business thai
may properly come before the meet.
ing
Al all stockholders meetings eacf
sIockholder shall be entitled 10 cas-
one vote in person or by proxy, tol
each share held and Of record in hi.
or her name on the books Of the cor.
I porauon, and who shall have uaid M
all back assessments.
The assessment for the January
quarter. 1878 Was fixed n s. hR ~,