The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-10-01

The Eastern Star Chapter will hold
social Friday evening, October s. at
Masonic hall Masons and their fam
lies and Eastern Star members and
their families are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bailey, accom-
panied by their young son. Mike, were
Seattle visitors for few days during
the past week, Mr.. Bailey being called
to that city on business.
slight frost Saturday night has
nut the beautiful fall color on vegeta-
ton on the hill sides and in the valley
but the frost was not sufficiently Sc
we're as to injure tomatoes.
DR.. Berge, the eye glass specialist, is
n town for a few days and can be seen
At his office rooms in the second story
Of the First National Bank by all those
who want their eyes fitted.
Geo. Fl. Ellis and Jas. e. Forde ar
rived from Spokane last Thursda.
evening and will spend some days in
and around Oroville looking after
their interests in this neighborhood.
Any one registering sporting blood
will feel like shouldering a gun and
taking to the hills after seeing the gun
and ammunition display in the window
Of the Oroville Commercial company 5
store.
Nj. and Mrs. Ross r. Britain and
their two children, Mari and Robert.
we're in town from their home near
Tonasket Wednesday for the purpose
Of having dental work done by DR..
Masters.
We acknowledge pleasant call
Sunday from M. A. Berg, of Spokane,
travelling passenger agent for the
Northern Pacific railway, who was
here visiting with his brother-in-law
]. G. Hare.
Get out tomorrow night and hear
Fighting Dan" Richter tell of the
beauties of nonpartisan rule in North
Dakota. He lives in that state and
comes with first hand information on
q much mooted subject
Miss Agnes Roberts. the Episcopal
church worker, left for Northport this
week, where she will organize a Sun
Gay school. She will be absent two
weeks. and will then return to OrovilIe
% take up her church work.
u. Beal aided the stork in deliver
ing new boy at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd Farrell on the 18th of Sep
NmDer. The doctor was slow in re-
porting the event and the jolly little
youngster is almost able to read the
announcement of his own coming.
The civic spirit was not so conspic-
uously in evidence Monday evening
xnen citizens were to gather at the
eannery to help out in the work. Only
lew responded. Get move on and
leip out a good thing the next time
NE ). o. s. sign is hung out for aid.
fercy Eastman who met with a
painful accident by having his leg Sc
verels pinched between the fender of
a automobile and the guard rail at
ue SlmNkameen river bridge last
week, Is able to be around on crutches
out It will be some time before he has
tne Tree use of the severely bruised
limb.
VI Elmer reports a new addition to
!ne family of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
walmer in the shape of a cute little
Url that arrived Wednesday morning,
ana this new arrival builds up the
"almer family to a size that would
warm the cookies of the heart of the
iate Teddy, who was dead medicine
against race suicide
We are informed that the valley or
chardists around Tonasket have con-
uacted their apples to Wenatcheo
Ouylng firm, receiving the following
prices I. o. b.: Jonathans-extra fan
y, H10: fancy, $1.75; c grade, $3.50
ueilcious-extra fancy, $3.50; fancy
N1o; c grade, $500. This is only a
slsnt falling off from the prices paid
last year.
Inc rains. shut off the supply OF TO-
matoes and the cannery was idle foi
siew days, but the procession or We
mcles delivering the vegetable started
again Monday a perfect day and II
sooo weather continues for fortnlgh'
ne cannery will be able to fill it's con.
udcts and then some. Lucky will grow
Cts pe II the valley escapes a KILLING
nost while the tomato harvest is on
mere was CONSERVATION at the can
nery Wednesday when the electri'
motor used to keep the plant in op
uIduon burned out. 1t was feared
mat work would have to suspend JUS
:. tne peak of production. But tn
e'er ready and willing ID. j. Broderici
sahe to the rescue. He had motor
.,sre ne is putting in the dam at tn
.ails OF the Similkameen that he Il
not using, and when the cry of distress
.eached his ears he sent word that n
nouid nave a motor at the Gamer.
,na' evening, and he is a man who 1oi
'oss up a promise with action. IN
~ ao.or Was on the platform at the star
~ tme' and the cannery was buzzlni
a"sy the next day, much to the relic
VI Manager Frasier.
AS showing what a damaging effec
NY ,~e tnree years of drouth has had o.
rueat production on Ellemehar
Aountain, Med. Hershberger, one G