The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-22

Trevor Mallory, who was stationed
the United States naval training
hp, at San Francisco for some
hths after he enlisted in the navy,
low in the Philippine islands.
Word is received at this office that
In r. Fraser has received the APP
htment of United States commits
her at this place vice Miss Fannie
terson, who recently rendered her
gnation.
ention has been made elsewhere
Il Major Geo. Beall had invested in
lots in the south part of town. The
jor is innoculated with the real
BITE fever, as he purchased another
this week.
Frank Farnsworth of Riverside, was
business visitor in town Monday.
Farnsworth is engaged in the
fehouse and commission business at
ferside and it is pleasure to learn
t he is doing we'll.
Downey is still laid up trying to
the poison out of his system that
hight on a very trying illness some
nths ago. AS soon as the weather
les Mr. Downey will try Soap Lake
y means of renovating his system.
George Stoltz is to invade Nelson
Aday evening with a film feature
. is to appear at the Lyric Saturday
Iernoon and evening. As the picture
IN unusually good one the people Of
son will no doubt cheerfully well
be the invader.
Rercy Eastman was brought over
m Loomis Sunday suffering in
.sely from some affliction Of the
IS, and is now in the Oroville Gen.
q hospital under treatment. DR.. Ell
4 believes that the young man will
IN recover from his illness and tina
\ sight will not be injured.
Flowing has commenced in some To-
tiles, and the indications are that a
ger acreage of grain will be grown
! year in this country than ever be-
q. But the country needs every
Mel that can be produced, and
BAT growing is certainly attractive
en price of 50 is assured for the
put.
[aj. Geo. Beall has purchased a
Sc and two lots in the south part
Town from DR.. C. P. House. located
1.-THE bank of the Similkameen. a
~ desirable place, which will make
&leasant home for the Major, who
\, as rumor has it, share the prem
49, with a life partner of the feminine
der.
p. Burns was in town Saturday
N Tonasket, and while here called
This office. Mr.. Burns considers that
Il people of this county are to be
Mgratulated upon the mild winter We
ye passed. through, as it was espec-
" fortunate for the farmers and
ckmen following the general failure
drops last fall.
he devotees of the gentle sport of
ping about town are getting their
kle in shape to make life miserable
a the finny tribes that inhabit the
es and rivers. AS people are getting
rn to about fish diet in these pip
J times of war more will probably
bulge in casting the hook this sum-
u than ever before.
ohm Wehe, who is a skilled painter
n paper hanger, desires this paper
Estate that he will be unable to re.
1pnd to any calls for work in those
les for the next 80 days. as he pro.
[ses to do his bit in the way OF aiding
1.-THE production of as much grain as
kssible, and will be busy on his farm
ltil his crops are all in.
pit appears that it was the Union
tile & Trust company that Offered
Yale rock to the town free of charge
|r use on the streets, from the lane
Ened by that corporation a short dis
Ince north of town. The Union Till,
Trust company has shown a willing,
ess to aid the town at any time wher
,e opportunity was presented.
Walter Klanschey, formerly resi-
ent of Oroville, but who has been liv
lg for the past several months at Mol
On, stopped over in Oroville severa
avs during the past week on his wa!
, Seattle, where he expects to 60 t
'ork in the ship yards. As Mr.. Klans
hey is a first class carpenter he will