The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-11-10
Old Timers Department
From the Files of The Oakley Eagle
April FL 1901

Delicious cream candies and fin
cigers at Oakley Drug Co.'S store.
Change in worthington Furnitur
Co. lad" this week. Read it.
Read TheOakley Drug Cos. ad. ]
is quite interesting.
M. NJ Fairchild & Sons "ad." ha
made a change this week. See wha
1t says.
For first class photos, call at tn
Mills studio, Oakley, Idaho.
Deputy Assessor Isachson was ov
er from the county seat Monday, ant
made us pleasant call.
Mr.. c. O.. Christensen has accep
ted a position behind the counters Of
the Oakley Coop.
Sol Worthington has returned
from his Nevada visit, and is now
personally in charge Of the furniture
store.
The Oakley Eagle is now at home
in its new abode, where it would be
pleased to see and receive its
friends.
The Robbins meat market is now
located ON the north side of the
street, it having been moved to there
Monday and Tuesday.
j. j. Willard & Sons are expecting
soon a car of Mccormick machines
and wagons. We will then be able
to handle our many patrons during
1901.
Elder Frank Birch left Monday
morning for Salt Lake, from whence
he goes to the northeastern mission
airy fields for two years service.
Samuel Lundholm has purchased
20 acres of land from L. ]. Robin
son, same situated on water street,
whereon he intends to make his flu
ture home.
Will Martindale will leave on the
| 9Th of May for a mission in the
r. L. Wilson and Mr.. Dahlquist
are over at Cottonwood this week,
house painting for Mr.. John Ivcr-
son. They expect to be there about
4 week.
Mechanics have commenced work
ON T. Poulton's fine brick residence,
and soon that gentleman and his
family will be installed in their new
home.
H. Gottschlich, the leader of the
Oakley choir having resigned his
position and left here, H. c. Haight
has been chosen in his stead,
choice most worthy
Elders Hyrum Wells and Johnny
Fairchild, home missionaries, to-
gether with President Jack and de-
parting elder Frank Birch, were
speakers at the last Sabbath evening
at the meeting house.
The reception given in honor of
Elders Price, Birch and Larson last
Friday night proved a very pleasant
affair, and was highly enjoyed by all
hose present, but Elder Larson did
lot put in an appearance, however,
rs he was expected to do. He arriy- !
ed today.
1t seems some of the owners of |
he waters of Goose creek are about |
% have trouble over their water |
We have not learned the exact con-
iitions which are bringing it baout |
sxctpt thta Mr.. w. c. Martindale |
claims water that others have been |
using for some time, and he now de-
nand ist for his own use.
OF the returned sheep shearers |
who were quarantined four have |
been released, and five are down |
with the disease, thelatest to break
out bling young McClaus, Mamie
Pickett and Walter Weighall. But
al are doing very nicely, tho Wat
Kelly and Mamie Pickett were in
Iced very sick with it.
The Oakley Drug store is now CD.
IN for business, and for a SMALL
country town it certainly is a credit.
The furniture is all of hard wood,
elegantly finished, and the general
arrangements of the sales room are
'ery pretty. This, together with the
Norman & Co. drug store, now
outs Oakley clearly in the lead of
Utmost all other towns of its size in
he state, and Oakley feels proud of
hem.
The May Day entertainment, spo-
Ten of in last weeks Eagle, has
'een given up, but in its stead a ju-
'enilt party will be given at the
Peoples hall, beginning at 1 o'clock
4 that day, to which all the chill
ren are invited, and it is especially
equested that all those who have
ot already given their nickle, be
repaired at that time to donate
ents for the purchase of the Salt