The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-22

with the country and people are bound
to come in and settle as they come to
learn of the fertility of the soil and the
possible future of the country.
The Omak and Oroville football
teams go together on the local grounds
this afternoon. Az the teams are
pretty well matched as to weight the
game ought to be interesting.
Only a combination smoker and pas
senger car is now being run over the
line from Spokane, travel on that
route not being great enough to justify
an extra passenger car.
Lee Rhoden, of LOOMS brought his
wife over to the Oroville hospital
Tuesday for medical treatment. Mrs.
Rhoden is not seriously i'll, and will
soon be we'll enough to return to her
home.
The Hamisch removal sale will con-
tinue on for a short time longer until
the stock is removed to the new brick
block. The wise buyer will make the
best of the opportunity presented
while this sale is on.
Messrs McMahan and Mallory re-
turned from their deer hunt Friday
last. They had plenty of experience
hunting, but very little luck getting
|game. The expedition was so barren
that they did not even see a deer
track.
Bob Abbott left Wednesday for Oro-
vile where he has accepted a posi-
ton as night clerk at the Hotel de
Grub. Bob's many friends regret to
see him leave Nelson, but wish him
success in his new location-Molson
Leader.
The dance this Friday evening at
the Orpheum is for the benefit of the
band. The music will be an attrac-
ton in itself, and as the proceeds go
10 G. very worthy object the attend
ance should be limited only to the
capacity of the hall.
An exchange has been Boosting of a
II pound cabbage The Oroville Com
mercial Company's store window is
decorated with number of cabbages
that weigh from IS to % pounds, and
the. cabbages of the valley have not
yet reached their full growth.
DR.. o. c Nelson has about complet-
ed the installation of his dental
equipments in his quarters on the
ground floor of the Hotel de Grub
in room fronting on Main street. The
doctor has one of the best and most
modernly appointed offices in the
northwest.
w. E. Grant, the Loomis attorney
came over to Oroville Tuesday, re-
turning home Wednesday. Mr.. Grant
has lived in Loomis for a number OF
years, where he has enjoyed a very
good practice. He thinks that Oroville
| has a splendid future, and We should
not be surprised if he decided to set
| tie here some day.
The smiling face of c. J. Mckenzie
| is again seen Behind the register of the
Hotel de Grub, and the travelling
lpublic is glad to greet Mack in his
old position. He has been so long con-
Injected with the Peerless hotel and the
Hotel de Grub that things seem out
of joint when he is not around the
lpremises of the big house of entertain
ment.
Several people have been inquirine
for houses at this office during the
past week. The supply of habitations
lis far short of the demand, and there
seems to be no prospect Of any one
putting up dwellings to meet the
growing demand. There cannot b.
lmuch more growth to the town unles!
there are buildings to accommodate,
new corners.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Hill, Of Min
neapolis, arrived in Oroville Monda.
Ito spend a fortnight with the family o