The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-15
and Mrs. Oliver Tufty, of To-
It, were registered in town Mon


et, were registered in town Mon
I'D alfalfa hay is quoted at $50
pn at this point, which places al
in the category with luxuries.
p. Samson and DR.. D. H. Lewis
Visitors at Okanogan Monday, ap-
hg before the commissioners on
matters.
D new residence that j.. F. Getsey
been building near the f. Truax
south Of town, is about ready
occupancy.
J. Mckenzie, the popular day
at the Hotel de Grub, spent sew
days in Spokane this week on
be- business.
hough the ground had a thin
ing of snow Tuesday morning, by
noon the weather was as pleas
Is a day in May.
Ri Hamilton, who is now back to
simple life, living on his choice
ranch near Palmer lake. was in
ille over Sunday.
the school election at Loomis
week R. P. Gallup and Lee Rhoden
elected as sschool trustees. The
over was John Them.
Ddge C. H. Neal stopped over In
tille Sunday on his way to his
te at Okanogan after having held
rm of court at Colville.,
hnday was a spring-like day. al
Ugh cloudy and autos we're out In
e, while the sidewalks were we'll
plated with pedestrians.
1hile the weather felt like spring
IN in the valley Sunday from all
|earances snow was falling heavily
|he mountains to the eastward.
Hiss Olga johnson and Mrs. l.. r.
Hips went to Oroville last Thurs
night remaining over until Sunday
Red Cross work.--Molson Leader.
reavy snow has fallen in the noun
is surrounding the valley during
week, but moisture is what the
HANDS needs and the more SNOW
better.
reports come In to the effect that
roads are in a miserable condition.
Ehey could be dragged at this seas
of the year, which could be done at
lie expense, they would be greatly
proved.
resident of the Palmer Lake dis
ct named Wayland is at the Oroville
Ipital under DR.. Efner's care SUI
Ing from badly infected eye that
injured short time ago on a barb
wire fence.
\. u. Buck who has been acting as
INT operator at the railroad station
several weeks during the ice NOV
campaign, has returned to Marcus.
ere he owns prospective valuable
De fruit ranch.
low that spring is on and the frost
lbout out of the ground it is notice.
lie that the graded streets is con-
erably cut up in spots and will re-
Ire patching at once or they will 90
tirely to pieces.
John Woods and family who have
ed on tract of land in the valley
ar Oroville during the past year
t with all his household goods Mon.
Y morning for Montana, where he
to try his fortune.
Dur gun club fell down a few notch
at the Sunday shoot as compared
tn the score of the week before. The
VS. are shooting against background
mountains which makes hitting the
lrk very uncertain.
VIM. Goodsell, brother of Mrs. j. w
WINS, who lately enlisted in the Can.
ian army, has already been sent
ross the Atlantic with a considerable
ntingent of new recruits, and will
ceive his training in England.
The school boys and girls are drill
earnestly on their forthcoming an
al play, and it promises to be on
the best ever staged by the schol
S, and that is a brave promise in thu
&c of the excellentlY rendered en-
,tainments In the past.
During the ice harvest campaign TO
0 Great Northern ice houses upwart
1000 car loads of ice were cut neal
inceton, and were pushed through