The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-10-19

mo,t"n nu and enlisted in the navy. No
matter what branch the Cole hovS
serve IN they will make a record
A force of men have been nut n
S "orh On the Caaba mine, near Might
nawk' getting the mine in shane 70
renioVe ore as soon as the mill of Tho
Denuer Metals and Milling comnanv
Is ready to handle ore. which viii -,
as soon as the mill can be eouipned
with machinery. ppe'
reeve Frank. the Oroville Buick o,
thusiast and member If tho Eron,,
ehtecost Buick agency covering This
""oie upper end of the state was in
'owh Monday in company with his vito
anu SON. Mr.. Frank is DEMONSTRATING
''ohs Wherever the field is ripe. and
the Chesaw-M Nelson country now holds
out the greatest promise of any sec
eioh IN north central Washington
Chesaw News.
Inc Osoyoos company invested IN .
bean thresher with which IN borvos.
the large crop of beans that were
crown on company land, on the west
sue OF osoyoos lake. After threshing
the crop the thresher was sold TO M
H. Jaggers and NJ w. Carey, who have
agreed to use it harvesting the various
! oeah crops in the valley, there having
peeh much ground put into that yege-
table this season.
One day last week the west bounJ
train headed for Princeton struck a
pahd OF cattle belonging to Ed. Ander-
son, short distance out of town and
"heh the census was taken following
| 'he killing it was found that five ami
mails were dead and another so Scr
lously injured that its survival is
doubtful. Considering the high price
| OF meat the railroad is in for a very
stiff bill for damages.
Joe Lenton brought his son Austin
down from his home near Nighthawk
| FRIDAY last suffering from partial par
alysis and placed him in the Oroville
General hospital for treatment. Re-
Gently he has been suffering from
touch OF the grip and in attempting to
| lit wagon box strained his back
which is the cause of his present diff
| hculty. Austin is improving under
treatment, and promises to recover in
a short time.
| While in town Friday last. H. L.
| Mooney purchased Buick car from
| the Frank-Pendecost Buick agency.
How they do it surpasses all under
standing, but half the newspaper men
| OF the county support cars. We have
come to the conclusion that as a bust
| ness man we are very much of a fail
I ure, for, if automobiles were selling
at $50 a piece We could not buy
wheelborrow, unless we could stand
| off some of our creditors.
Jack Mclaughlin, grabber off of the
corn prize at ST. Paul last year Gre
| ated mild sensation on Main street
Saturday by hauling in wagon load
| of the best looking corn that has ever
| been exhibited in Oroville. This corn
will compare favorably with that
grown in the celebrated corn belt of
| the Mississippi valley. Nc did not raise
| a graf deal of corn this year, but what
there is of it is Al. He will probably
| try for another prize at the st. Paul
| Corn Show this year. Anyhow, he
ought to.
H. l.. Mooney, publisher of the Che
saw News and secretary of the board
of appraisers of. the Chesaw National
Farm Loan Association, was in town
Friday last with the board. While here
! Mr.. Mooney paid the Gazette a fra
ternal call and looked over the STAN
dard No. Mergenthaler linotype that
has been in use in this office for sew
eral years. The first of the year Mr..
Mooney will move his plant to Nelson,
taking over the Nelson Leader. and
proposes to install typesetting ma
chine and add to his already excellent
plant.