The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-29

Z. Z. Scates, formerly publisher of the
Argus, is editor of the new venture.
The Tribune is full of live local news
and shows far better support than
was extended to the defunct Argus
in it's day. We wish the Tribune a
long and prosperous life.
Miss Jessie H. Hicks, formerly a
nurse in the local hospital and more
recently connected with DR.. Whit
takers hospital at Republic, has gone
to Spokane to follow her profession.
The band dance last Friday even
ing was not a bowling success in
point OF attendance, although those
Ipresent had the usual gO5l tine in
Iseparable from social events of this
nature.
Jesse c. Wymouth of Oroville, and
Miss Bertha C. Christensen were unit
ed in marriage at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Leonard Wednesday after
noon by the Rev. j. o. Hawk.-River-
lside Tribune.
DR.. Elmer reports the arrival of a
new boy at the home Of Mr.. ard Mrs.
is. o. Rise, living a few miles east of
Oroville, Saturday. The heir is al
most large enough to take charge of
Mr. Rises sawmi',.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Hill, of Minneap-
oils, who visited for a few days last
week with relatives in Oroville left
Saturday for their home, going first
to the coast and returning east via
the Canadian Pacific road.
The drastic fire limits ordinance
passed by the council some time ago
has been so amended as not to work
too graf a hardship on owners of
frame buildings already exiting with
in the designated fire limits.
L. c. Cox, late arrival from Seat
tie, has accepted the position Of laund-
ryman at the Oroville 7team Laundry.
Mr.. Cox is an old and experienced
hand at the business and a valuable
addition to the local institution.
Mrs. Fannie McMahan, mother of e.
A. McMahan, the local jewcler, left for
Tacome, Tuesday, and after visiting
with nephew for a short time will
continue on to Southern California,
where she will spend the winter.
w. r. Weaver, Of this place, is tne
Lowest bdGer for the construction OF
La pr 'pr. ed new Episcopal church at
lOkanoga and he will be awarded
the contract. Work on the edifice
will begin within the next fortnight
Contractor Mnnick is putting the
finishing touches on the new Hamisch
brick block. All there is to do is the
placing of the shelving. The hand.
some and attractive sore rooms viii
be ready for occupancy in a few days
The high school football team eX-
lpects to play return game with the
Omak boys in about two weeks, and
will end the season with a game with
the Okanogan team on the local
grounds, on Thanksgiving day, No
Ivember 25.
Fred Ludolf, formerly of Nelson
but now located at Oroville in the
meat business, was here Tuesday or
business. Fred's many friends here
will be pleased to hear that he is max
|, ing a success of the business.-Mol
son Leader.
There are two cases Of typhoid few
err in the hospital, one a lad from To
nasket and the other ono of the mel
: working on the irrigation system. The
| disease was contracted down the line
1t is sincerely to be hoped th2t NJ
other cases will develop.
Four and six horse teams are stead
; lily hauling in mineral salts from thu
: salts lake west of town. Shipment
r east are regular and there Goes no
} seem to be any falling away in orders
The working of that deposi. is givini
FL employment to a large humber of PEG
: pie, and putting a considerable sun
!. in circulation weekly. The Stewart