The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-27

ss Mile Richards of Loomis w,
visitor IN town Sunday wa
Mrs. Geo. Johnson orRiver.,ao
registered in town Saturday. We
Miss Emily Jackson is snors,
week at oroville.-Hedley Gazette ~
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Staples. Of ok
Inogan, were visitors in town No.,
Chas. Powell. ST.. returned hon.
Kane. ~ " Spe
| VIII Ford. the Loomis merchant on
IstocK man. was a visitor in town Co,
Iurday. wv" Sa'
n: H. Granger and family have pon
70 Davenpart where they will spen
the winter. 'pon
Belle Pickering returned Tuesao
from visit to Okanogan and Oroville
I-Chesaw News. '
y. II .Picken of LOOMS. the VOL,
known sheep man, was in Orov,,,o -,
business Monday. "
| Ohly few weeks and Christina
wall De with us. Be wise and do Won
IChristmas shopping early.
Ice has been forming at night thi,
week, and there is SILVER In the at
mosphere like unto winter.
Grover b. Fore OF Okanogan, has 81.
K good example by pushing his s,,b
Is~np,ion we'll up il to 1918.
Geo. Cromwell returned TO Orov;u.
saturday from trip as far east a.
Montana and as far west as Seattle.
II. W. Starr was In town sunda,
from Pateros on political pilgrimage
through the north part of the county
Dr. Elmer and wife autoed up from
Oroville Tuesday accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Samson "
News.
Joe Armstrong of ChOpaka, was a
visitor in town last Friday. and Joe
has fallen to the fad and ia driving
his own car.
Apple growers in this part of the
valley have been busy for the past
two weeks picking and shipping their
crop of fruit.
Henry Armstrong, representing the
pioneer hardware house of Spokane,
Holly, Mason, Marks & Co. spent Sun
day in Oroville.
Saturday was very quiet day in
town as so many spent Friday night
at Riverside and slept off their dissipa-
ton the next day.
VIM. A. McAllister and Edward An
derson proved up on their homesteads
before U. S. Commissioner Mrs. Julia
Bussert, last week.
Jake Walmer, the man who lost a
hand in saw mill west of Tonasket
last week, is resting easily and the
wound is healing nicely.
Dan Van Dissel was down from Oro-
vile several days during the past
week, visiting with relatives and
friends.-Springdale Reformer.
w. J. Frank, his son Revue Frank
and Chas. Loudon left Sunday for the
high hill country on quest for deer,
expecting to be absent a week.
Mrs. F.. Lowman and son left for
Oroville Thursday for few days Wis
1t with Mr.. Lowman, who is at present
at that point.-Marcus Messenger.
The second entertainment of the
Lyceum series takes place tomorrow
Saturday evening, and it promises
to be one of the best of the course.
Miss G. M. Donald, of Okanogan.
county school superintendent and
candidate for reelection on the demo-
cratic ticket, was avisitor in Oroville
Monday.
The merry war will be over a week
from next Tuesday, and there are
mighty few who will not be glad that
it is over, no matter which way the
cat jumps.
Frank Eicholtz, one Of the old set
tiers of this neighborhood, left this
week for northern California where he
will winter, returning to Oroville in
the spring.
Geo. Pratt has purchased consider
able land adjoining the Nelson town
site. and w. j. Hoskyn of Oroville IS
plating the lots according to the Mol
son Leader.
From the amount of cannonadins
that goes on about every evening II -
evident that the life of a duck that
takes up his habitation on the lake Is
far from happy one
A son was born last week to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jack Bowen, on the Ellis Forde
Orchard Tracts, and like all other pro-
ducts of the Incompatible Okanogan
valley, a mighty fine lad he Is.
The protracted drouth has left every
thing as dry as powder, and as result
the highways are being cut up until
they are as rough as a corduroy roau'
Rain ia surely needed in this section.
The timber fire across the line DroKe
ont in a fresh place this week ana mas
been spreading along the mountain!
side. destroying considerable timber.
The fire makes quite an ILLUMINATION d.
night.
In the rush of make up last week
the date line of the paper was ili"u .
|vertantly overlooked and the Issue
went out dated October IL. The unu-
sual incident is charged up 10 'he III"
lucky number. :.
Frank L. Smith of Los Angeles N
RENTING for the paper says .na. =. -,
"ropes the remittance will get tiiere y, -
:, no to help pay for the next oa'cn
| of rarer, as we would hate ID "'''
s,np lie copy of th9 Gazette.