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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06
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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06
Serial No. 0129S4- O1O54
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of the Interior u. S. Land
OlnGe at eWaterville. Washington. Sep
p, Notice is hereby given that William
Il L; Cole. of Oroville, Okanogan county.
washington, who, on October Is, 1908
NE4 SECTION "a, township 40 north. range
y % W. NJ who on March IL, 1914, made
addltionai homestead entry, No. O129S4,
township. 40 north, range 2S e. William,
cite meridian, has filed notice of inten-
tion TO make final five--year proof, to
establish claim to the land above describ.
ed before George j. Gardiner. III. 8
commissioner, at Oroville, Okanopan
county, Washington, on the 18th day Of
November 1914. "' VI
Claimant names as witnesses: Jobp
Covington, j. w. Carrel, e McCammon
Elmer Parsons, all of Oroville, Wash
Last publication Nov HAsfNEs. Register.
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he was pitted agains, vote getter
and he went down with the balance
OF his democratic associates to defeat.
1t would seem Wednesday that
there never had been an election
where it was so difficult to get news
on the county result as this year.
What little that did come was frag-
mentary and unsatisfactory. Interest
conferred in the county seat removal
vote, and when the carly return in
dictated that Okanogan had won by a
large margin further reports ceased
to arrive. Having made no arrange
ment to secure news from the outside
people had to wait with as much pa
thence as they could command until
the arrival of the daily paper in the
evening.
The rummage sale of the ladies of
the Episcopal Guild is still on in the
store room in the Hotel Spokane this
afternoon, and anyone who will drop
chance to buy themselves rich. There
is great collection of odds and ends
which, while second hand, are in ex-
cellent condition, and are being dis
posed of for less than a song. Second
hand articles do not always appeal to
a buyer, but in this case there are sec
ond-hand goods just as good as new
chalked down at prices amazingly
low. In these days when every penny
should be made to count advantage
ought to be taken of such rare OPP
portunities.
j. A. Spencer has Just received let
ter from his uncle, Geo. H. Adams
of New York city, in which the writer
says: Il think you have the best
fruit climate in this country, as l have
seen apples from your state sold in
this market for % cents each, as they
are enormous in size" Mr.. Adams
is the senior member of the firm of
Adams & Co., financial arts and in
uuoIildl puDllSHeTS. lie mas Deen IN
business in New York for 81 years,
and although far advanced in life is
still engaged actively in business,
making the trip from Brooklyn to
New York every day. He writes that
if he were a little younger he would
certainly visit Mr.. Spencer in the far
west
l.. w. Barnes is to be congratulated
upon the vote of confidence that he
received in Oroville. He was running
for sheriff on the socialist ticket, and
ii there had been any chance of his
election he would have received many
more votes than he did in his home
town.
For the past three days interest has
been lost in the European war. The |
battle of the ballots was attracting |
more attention than the foreign mas
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06

ment as bald and unmitigrated lie.
1t is a source of much satisfaction to
the young man that his neighbors and
townsmen without regard to party
stood by him so loyalty. If the bal
ance of the republicans of the county
had stood to their colors he would
have been elected by an overwhelm-
ing majority.
Charles Johnston, who is strong on
sporting proclivities, is much richer
since the election over the result of
the county seat removal vote. The
man who had the nerve to chance any
thing on the expectation of Concon-
ully winning Tuesday, considering the
trend of public opinion, is entitled to
the medal as a dead game sport.
Oroville's vote on initiative No. 8
gave eleven majority for. This was a
much smaller majority than was ex-
pected considering the constant and
consistent campaigning the dry forces
have been carrying on for weeks, and
from the fact that the opponents of
the measure were not organized and
made no special effort to secure votes
Six years ago Oroville, and Oroville
alone, saved COnconully the county
seat. The old Loomis Prospector, at
the time, predicted that the first time
Conconully had the opportunity it
would throw the harpoon into her with
interest. Tuesday the first chance
presented itself and Conconully re-
paid the old kindness with ingratitude.
Ted Maloney, of Spring coulee, one
OF the Oldest cattle men in the county.
was in town Monday on county seat
removal business. 1t is seldom that
Mr.. Maloney gets so far from home,
and hence his old friends in this part
of the county rarely see him. A most
likeable pioneer is Mr.. Maloney and it
did us good to run across him while he
was here.
The present system of selecting pub
lie officials is a terrible strain on the
candidate. He must be at the expense
CT seeing and Ginning the voter be-
fore the primaries, and he is held in
horrible suspense before the selection
is made. If he is lucky, or unlucky,
enough to secure the nomination he
has to go through the very same ex-
perience until after election.
For the first time in their political
careers Billy Gamble and Phil Pinks-
ton were defeated for office Tuesday.
These two men have ran often for
county office on the democratic ticket,
and never before with one exception
did their republican opponents have
a ghost of show. The last time he
ran Mr.. Gamble slipped through by
the skin of his teeth, and that should
have made him suspicious. He de-
pended on his old luck, but this time
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06
Serial No. O13337- O6577
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, u. S. Land
Once at Waterville. Washington, Dc
tober IA, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Prosper De
Ganck, of Oroville, Okanogan countv
Washington. who, on June 80, 1909, made
no entry No. O6577, for So SW4
- SEA, SECTION 25, who on July 80, 1914
made additional homestead entry No.
ol333a, for NW4 SEA W. NE4, section rs,
ana SW4 SEA section "a, township 40 NJ
range 70 e. Willamette meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final
ilYe-year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before George j
Gardner, U. S. Commissioner, at ORC
N w zOkanogan county. Washing ton. on
Claimant names as witnesses: Louie
Decisco Jake Haynes, Frank Devon. Tom
Duiih' all OF Oroyille, Washington.
w. F. HAYNES, Register.
Last publication Nov. 90
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06

Fresh STRAWBERRIES the 4th day OF
November. What do you think of that?
Wednesday J. A. Spencer left box
of handsome, rich, juicy, ripe straw
berries at this off e. They were
grown on Mr.. Spencers Cozy Corner
home place, on the East Oroville~ Or
chard tracts, and were of the Ever
bearing variety. This was not an
exceptional box of fruit picked es-
pecially for the print shop. The
berry vines have been bearing all fall
and are still bearing Notwithstanding
the recent heavy frosts. 1t is a vari-
ETY. of berry that bears from early
spring to late fall, and should be a
profitable fruit to srow.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06

sacre. There is one advantage in the
American conflict, however, the peo-
pie will get over it sooner than those
within the fighting zone over the
water.
Every republican on the ticket re-
ceived maJorities in this precinct eX-
cept Rosenhaupt ana Green.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06

kindly assisted us, and to those who
offered assistance; also to those who
furnished flowers in our sad bereave-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Buchanan. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Hall, Edgar Buchanan.
Mary Buchanan, Lemuel Buchanan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Warren and
family.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to extend our most sim
cere thanks to all our friends at Oro-
vile. Nelson and Chesaw who so
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the reg
istration books of the town of Oroviile
VIII be closed on the 18th day of No
vember
IT e. r. HOOSE, Town Clerk.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06

FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A "35"
Studebaker touring car, practically new.
WIN give terms Inquire GEORGE
BARTELL III
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Bargain Column

FOR SALE-Five head of high-grade
Jersey cows and hefers, will be fresh
this fall. Also offer a few head of reg
istered Holstein cows for sale, 40 head
to pick from and some fine young reg
istered HOlstein Tristan bulls. OTTO
RHEMKE. 1O-16-tf
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06

FOR SALE-A two thirds iron bed
this office.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06

FOR SALE--Two second hand box wood
Or. Apply at this office
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06

FOR SALE-Typewriter supplies. such as
ribbons. both one and two color, carbon
paper and several weights OF typewriter
bends. Inquire Gazette office.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06
MlSCEllAN EOUS

LOST--A cameo brooch pin last Monday
oct. 26, between town and the Sterling
home: Finder please return to MRS c.
o. STERLING. II
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WAN T ED

WANTED-I would like partner to en-
gage in general merchandise bust
ness In or near Oroville. l can furnish
the most Of the money or goods. Adj
dress this paper.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-06

WANTED-CHICKEN Also turkeys.
Regular market price paid. Apply at
Hotei ue GruDD. stiff
WANTED-Farmers VINO are going into
dairying please order hand separators
early so as to have them when needed
Terms given-OROVILLE CREAMERY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
8 9fen5u e.

man nebme eine friide O@ien5unse
unb fode lie i40n nei4, na4oem
nimmt mon bic burte @out ab uno
ianeibet Sic 3unge in @deiben. Damn
bereitet man folgenoe Sauce. Cine
Same our6geiiebte SomatDes, cine
Same Muibrooms, pelae tlein gez
19nitte11 perben, Johann Elm @blDffel
Butter urb Elm GBl0ffel Mebl, pelde
moi gu elmer beGbraunen @inbrenne
perribrt, miidt Damn Die Somatoes
unb Mu1bropms 5u1ammen, uno papz
rita, pfeffer unb @al5 no9 @ei4mud.
5ernerbin fuge 81 fleine 2ebtuhen
gu. Damn tue 3ungeniaeiben btnetn
unb to9e 1870 Minuten langfam
auf bann 1T es fertig gum Mnri4ten:
Die 8rube, in Ser bic 3unse geto9t
intro, giebt cine i4madhafte @uppe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
@efuIIte s n.

Na9bem sic Souben ausgenommen,
abge{ engt unb gut gepa1@en limb,
tr0dne btefelben ob. CUR Tine bier
@4nttten trodenes 8rot, pet4e IN fol@
tes WoFer, bride feif aus, tbue 5pei
gar3e @ter, J 26ffel Butter, @ol3,
pfeffer, Substituting, gebadte peterfilie
binein, Sic Tine borf nidt feit fein,
fune bic Sauben bolb boq, btnoe bte<
lelben gut gu, brate fie in Der Bfanne
tr hetber Butter ettpos on, oann ltede
Sic Souben NIT Der gruit nod unten
in etnen Sopf, Der Sopf ion ni6t grD<
Der letn o1s boB Die Sauben ben go<
ben %ousfuuen, tbue Sic 9er3en, 2eber,
Mugen unb 6G1sden ou5u, nebff Der
Butter, in tpelder bic Sauben zebra
ten, etpos @al5, tohenoes WaRer, I'M
n1e Souben tnopp gu beoeden, laAe
long1a am foden; menn gar, pas %
@tunbe oouert, nehme. otefelben 1erz
ous, ieibe Die @ouce Ourd, peroide nit
etpas M1ebl in taltem Wai1er perrubrt,
i4netbe bic 5auben in Der Mitte our4,
Bruf un0 &uden, lege lie in etne beige
@4uhel, file @auce 0ariiber. 9ier3u
tDnnen au4 o1te Sauben pertpenbet
perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
%erbe1erte @enrefa aapilen gegeu
sic &urmplaae bei Hfer6en.

Nat langem @eriuden lit es ge-
lungen> Sic &opieln 10 SIT perbeiiern,
0aB lie Don feinem a11Deren @urm=
mittel i%ibertroffen o6er errelft mer-
Sem. 2ie @apieln boben iid alS Sos
mirfinnite Mittel gegen 9otS uno
aQe un0eren @urn1er BET Efer0en
oufs be- te betpdbrt, unD gera0e leBt
ipQte ie0es NferO einige Rapieln err
bolter1, namentlih menn Itruppiges
Mu5ieben, Mogerfeit, Hiiiigfeit uim.
ouf @urmer binbeutet. ginige Ser
aopieln merben SIR Nfer0 li6er BON
Sem Noroiiten (gots uim.) ret1rigen
uno es mieber gelun0 unD frafttg mo-
he1r. Sic perbelierten Seurefa &ap=
ieln buben ii9 Sarien6e bon 6reun=
SEN ertporben un6 iin6 uaetn edit 5u
6esieben BON Ser befannten gree6er5
9feme6p Co., AZ giooIe Str, Sept.
q. 8, Milmoufee, @is. Nreis $1.25
fir 6, $500 fir ~ @opieln. 3mei
Guten6 nit Sn1trument gum ginge=
BEN $500, bier 9usenb nit Snltru=
ment $500 ODER in Sbrem Store.
-Mn5. 3-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
1mfprm atipn fir aQe
2un9en=2eibenbe

Sic Sabrifn1teu bon @dman's Ilteraz
the li,,o gerne bereit, 8eribte uber 3eiz
llnngeu BON Shlpinplutt unD eth 9idlz
lem bon Snterei1e Ben 2eibenoen 5u5uz
lenoen nit S%nfprmutton iiber 9idt unO
frilhe Suit. 1nterIude Oieleu Sail
214t snsquebanna Ape., Hbila., go.
,Metn mertber 6err! 3met Sabre
lang lit i'd an 9muyenbluten, nnb ipa=
tcrbin hattie i'd etncn itltmmen Jaa uun
9ungenfieber. Gad5beut i'd geniigeno ge=
belt mar, inn 6auie berum5ugeben, blieb
elm iirdterliher bafenoer Suiten SUI
rid, ben feine pun alien Meni5tnen, Die
id nabn1, beben fDnnte. Sc mar su iencr
3cit i'm Ntirs 1902, als i'd anftng, CD
muu's Mterattpe 5u ncbmen. 8tnuen
furSer Seit mar metn 6uiten fort, INN
i'd mnroe geiunS ertldrt. Sd fann nlt)t
geumg iagen fir nas Cute, bus es Bet
mir ermirft bat. (Absefmr5t.)
(11nter5eifnct) 3u&parn 8. 6lpt.
@dman's Ilteratipe lit lebr Dirf1am
BET 2uftrDhren @utarrb unb Ihlim1nen
6~olspchen mno 2uneenbeidiperben umo
sum Nufbu1 BEG Splfem5. @ntbdlt feline
Ihdolihen pber sur @elpohnbeit lperoenz
SEN Weoisinlroffe. 9iebmt feline SubItiz
tute an. aleine 81, reguldre @rDBe
50. @erfauft BON IeitenOen apothefern.
Ghreibt fir 8poflet Ser 6etluneen.
Gfman anbpratprp, 9bilabelpbia.
@erfauft ppn Der Mulitpr Srug g.,
ct. GlDuo, Wttnr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
Rirf9en i'm 8 unf t.

!9ier3u eignen fid ar1 beiten @auer<
tiri9en, bod f0nnen au4 fuBe CUR
@ernenbung tomrnen. sic tperoen OBJ
gerieben, bon ben @tielen entfernt uno
in Elm Ginmodglas gegeben unb bieie s
NIT 2etntporb unb pergamentpapter
gut perbunben. Nun felt man bas
@1os in Elm grobes &aKerol nit friz
i@em @aTer unb felt oteies moblge>
bedt auf's Teuer ODER mod better uns
gebedt IN Sen beiben Bratofen. Ro4t
bos borin befinoli9e @oFer, 70 ldbt
mon es 19spo9 20 Minuter1 forttoden,
rimn1t bos RaHerol olsbann bonn
Jeuer unb lGbt bos @los nit ben Rtrz
fden Zig gum folsenoen Sage ifeben.
Mnberert Sags nimmt man bas @las
beraus, trpdnet es ob un6 nertDabrt
es an einem tiblen, trpdenen Srte.
9rombeeren ein3uma@en.
Muf 1 pfunb g.eren rednet man
bas glet4e @epi9t geitoBenen 3uder,
febt bic &oFerone iber oas Teuer uno
lGBt lie Z @tunbe lang, obne nit benz
26ffel um5uribrer ooer ab5uf4du<
men, unter beitdnbtgem fanftem Rutz
teln Der Raferole toden, fuat tie no4
benz @rfalten in bic glider un6 uberz
btnbet 6teielben nit 8lafe. Gin anz
beres @%erfabren beite6t oarin, Elm ben
8eeren glei4es @epi@t 3uder gum
grettlauf gu i1eben, bic 8rombeeren 5
Mtnuten barin fo4en gu lahen, oann
bebutiam berous5unehmen unb in Bite
@ldfer gu legen, ben 3uder gu btdem
@prup ein3uiteben un0 ausgetIblt boz
riber gu fditten, porouf mon bic
8Idien nit einem in Rum getau@ten
20i4popter beoedt un0 nit 8laie per>
btnbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
Gebt 5eigen=Sprnp
bem bartleibtgen &inbe.
@%ur5islides r5rudt=2a1atin" tam ben
meifen fletnen Nasen, 2eber pber
G%ingeipetben nidt iduben.

gei6aut Ste 3unse, @utterl @enn
belegt, Damn gebrauden Ser Mogen, 2ez
Der unD @%ingetpeiOe @urer @leinen {oforz
tige 8einigung. 8enn eiseniinnig, mt
oerl penitig, ungehDrlum, tpenn es nidt
ldlGf, tBt ooer notirli9 bonbeIt, ober
penn es fieberii6 lit, lauren Rugen,
l6ledten Itbem bat; tpenn fem 9uIs
neb lit, es an 9tarrb6e Ieibet, bon bon
grfdltung 1T, gebt Tim einen SbeeI6fz
fel bon California ~Setgen gprup," unb
III einigen stunoen tptrb al bas fauIe,
rur1g un6 isgn ns' @ane Ianaiam be5e rHet
aug Dem tIeinen Magen obne @neifen,
urD SIR bubt mieoer EN- geiunbes, berz
sniigtes Sinh. Srogt @uren 9oftor fir
cine 5Ozgeut Sluide v@a[ifornia Gbrup
Of Biss," pel9e boQe Intpei1ungen fir
Babies, &tnber iegliden NIters unb fir
grtpa9fene entbdlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
MpuIaDen.

Mon nebme 5leifd bonn &ounb, in
@9eiben sei9nitten. Cine groBe 3piez
BEL unb 5uslsid aud eine srpBe iaure
@urfe tperben beibe in 10 piel ldngli4e
@treifen gei9nitten, pie @9etben ba
iinb. Scum beftreue mon iebes @tid
Tleii9 gut nit 9feff.r unb @ul3, lege
ie Elm @tit @urte uno 3ptebel oarz
out, role unb btnbe es gut 5ufammen,
men0e in Mebl, brute es redt i40n
braun in beiBem 5ett. DIS leBtes gieBe
mon fp4en6es Wo1er htnau.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
Nu Die 2eier ~auferbalb stearns
County.

SbNHty-
Mae 2eler oes ,Norojtern,s SIC nidbs
in Stearns Gountp mobneu, iiiaea
freunolid eriudt, tire 3a5Iunoeu
fir oieies glatt, oermittdit Hrat
ODER Gel0anmeiiuns einsuieaaen-
Bir m0dten, oab ane 9efer Rd
Die BON uns gebotene @elesenbeit,
gegen 8oruusbesabluns oes 34at-
tes in Sen 8elis elmer berrIihen Sra,
mie gu %gelangen, 5unuten MAIDEN. 90
es nun aber unIeren reierben Hea-
ten niht m0glih III, BEL alien Unit T.
rem Nbonnenten oor5uipreden, beoer
Sic Musmabl Ser ih0nen Br6mien Der,
griHen lein miro, 10 liegt es i'm 3rte,
relie 0erlelben, eos @elo oireft mad
Ser Office du lenben, morauf promp
te 3uIe1ol1ng Ser gemunihten Brdr
mie erfolgen miro. BUR gntgesen.
nnbme Ser einen ober Ser onSeren Sic,
Ter merthponen Hrdmien gegen gor.
ausbe5abIung seq vRorbitern" ouf en-
Sabr Ia0et ~ergebenit Elm sic
uMorbfern" .9rnfgeien1daft.
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@egen 25f grtra5a6lnng.

@ebetbuder peridieoener Sttel nit
Geuu[oi6 un6 Gommeteinban6.
Ser gm1mgarten, Elm groBeS 5or'
mat nit Mittelbruf un6 met9em
Morocco ginban6.
grfIdrung bes @eiligen MeBopfers.
HoienfrGn5e, golopIattiert, IN lido
mem Gtui.
Critics Communion Bud. @1egan-
ter @eauIoi6 ginbonb, fir &tn6er.
Tiibrer 5u @oH, Morocco, BANJO
%gebunoen.
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,Tpr6itern" =4alen6er

Elm 6amiIienfalenber I'M mo6ren
ginne 6es Wortes. &eihli9 ousge.
itattet nit id0nen SQuitrationen un6
onqefunt nit belebrenbem, erbuuen-
Dem unb unterbaltenbem 2eieltoff fir
eSu1nq un6 Mt, fann beriebe at Sen
belten @olen6ern fir eine fatboliide
6amiIie ge5dblt merben. Sir Die
Innqen 8interabenbe feine Before
22eftture.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
& I.

Sin cadet Oatmeal iest man an
Mbenb NIT einem Seel0ffel pou @ouerz
teig, J Seel0ffel @al5 un0 3 Quart
toltes @aFer on, an Morgen gieBt
man bic MoFe bur4 Elm 9aari ieb,
bringt bic TluFigteit ouf 5euer uno
riibrt itetig, Biz i1e bid 1T, gieBt oann
in NIT MaHer ausgeiplIte @4iHeln
unb giebt Mabm ooer Mild ba3u;
tann norm ooer talt gegehen tperoen.
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fir 6aus una Kd@t.
Qimabobnen ein3uma4en.

2imabobnen ein5uma4en.
Die 8pbnen meroen entbuat, Dunn
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