The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-05-03

farm II for tho next year. Mrs, Doal
spent the winter at'Gold Hill work.
ing at a mine.
David Turner has been drilling for
a well. on his place the past week,
The first attempt brought only hct
sulphur water, not unlike tho pres
ent spring on tho place, while the
second venture gave forth an abund-
ance Of clear. cool water, much need
cd for household purposes.
Saturday. Cecil Deal and Fred
Hilton scraped the roads from the
top OF the Allen hill to the post Of
flee. This IL the first time scraper
has been over the road since August
1890. and with tho exception of two
culverts being replaced, this Is the
only work that has bcen done for
over year in the west side OF the
valley. Last year the road Just east
Of the post office was widened and
graded. and grade or two fixed in
bad places, but In the most parts the
roads have been almost impossible
all winter. The amount of road tax
paid by residents OF Langell valley
would keep the roads in good shape
II any interest was taken In them.
When the old time law OF working
out road tax was In vogue, better
roads and more interest was shown
In them.
Mrs. Aida Duncan has been haul
ing grain from w. W. Warren's
place to keep MIR. Duncan supplied
with seed grain.
John Noble made trip up 10 his
homestead last week and brought
his stock down to his valley place.
Sol. Dewey, Jr.. was recently ap-
pointed notary public. This has been
a much needed office for some time.
there being only one other In the
valley at present. Chris Cowley.
John and David Turner have been
hauling posts for the highway the
past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Corkery moved
to their new home last week.
George Noble visited at the Dun
cans Saturday. and brought home
his range horses In the evening.
VIII Campbell has been piowing on
his ranch and putting In his grain.
Billy Deal hauled a load OF hogs
TO Groh's ranch Tuesday OF last
week.
Ivan Kilgore moved to Antelope
Saturday, to do his farming.
J.B. Casey and family took in the
dance at Lorella Friday night. as did
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Hilton, Miss Deal,
Mr.. Deal and Everett Malone.
Shorty" Rutland and wife were
Saturday night by the
neighbors. rs q sort Of welcome back.
Mrs. Rutland was formerly Miss Az
mes Jardine. They spent the winter
In Idaho. but spring fever caused
them to wander back.
Mrs. Mel. Smith entertained at a
one o'clock Sunday dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Kiigore. Mr.. and Mrs.
ALI Duncan and Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Riigore were guests.
Miss Bobiette Tuttle spent Tues
day with Mrs. ALI Duncan.
News reached the valley last even
ing OF the marriage OF Lester Wish
ard and Miss Ruth Tompkins In
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Several women have been purchas-
ing White Leghorn day-old chicks.
among them Mrs. Gus Keller. Mrs.
Alfred Keller. Mrs. Merle Kilgore
and Mrs. Fred Hilton. The turkey
business seems to have gained quite a
hold in Langwell valley. Those rails
ing them for profit are Mrs. Daisey
Mrs. Eta Malone and Mrs.
Aida Duncan and John Noble.
Mr.. II. Il. winard branded calves
He was assisted by John
Noble.
Reservation inhabitants are seen
going to Clear Lake after the annual
roots. which they gather each year.
Archie Pankey has been hunting
his horses couple OF days. they