The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-16

''eho the winter with b;s 60 "n'
spring. ''i'ie In the
81 nowerman and A. W. Mitch
ell drove to Tonasket wodno., 'en
attend " the funeral of Mr.. Gordon NJ 10
n'rdon was d member Of .ha o.,
Fellows Encampment Of ,h,s ouu
anu was also Civil War veteran
The dance given at tho
'neatre wednesday evening nv a
american Legion was well attona ns
anu greatly enjoyed. Excellent n,.,
was furnished by the Lalo c,s'
Five. he Oheian
Peter Thompson, who bos hoo.,
~orklhg in the logging camn noar
oh'ak' but is now on vacot;on
rived Wednesday to look oftor b.
properly and visit with bis ola
friends for few days.
"A coliision resulted on Main stree,
"euhesday evening when truck or
'he irrigation district swung in at t,o
entrance of Scott's garage and collid.
Gu with 9. f. Kroneman's car wb;c,
was coming down the street Ijtt,o
damage was done to either car
Miss Alice Mitchell, telephone on
orator at the Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph cOmpany's office. left Mon.
gay Tor Okanogan where she has bee,
transferred to fill vacancy in N.
station there.
John Ramey and family who 1.-Two
near Myers Falls, are visiting with
friends for a few days. Mr. Ramev Is
well known In Oroville, having spent
his boyhood here. At present he is in
poor health and is in this vicinity 70
receive medical attention.
W. J. Manery Of Penticton and W.
G. Jones Of Nighthawk were in Oro-
Vile Wednesday night on their way
to Spokane to purchase equipment for
the Homestake Mining company of
Elk City, Idaho, of which companx
they are officers.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Morland retur.
ned to Oroville Saturday from Nor.
son where Mr.. MOrland has been haul.
ing wheat with his truck. Mrs. Nor.
land was employed by the Nelson
Mercantile company during their re-
cent sale.
The Children's Story Hour, which
was organized last Saturday at the
Civic League by Mrs. Paul SCOT, will
be- continued every Saturday at 2
o'clock. The Story Hour is open to
all boys and girls above the fourth
grade.
The Chinese Pheasant season clo-
sed Sunday, November IL, and large
number Of local spOrtsmen were out
on that date. The Hungarian part
ridges can still be shot until NOvem-
Der 30 with daily bag limit Of seven
birds and not more than ten in pos
session at any one time.
d. E. Leake, cashier of the Citizens
State bank of Nelson, was visitor
in town Monday on his way home
from hunting trip in the vicinity of
Conconully. He was also among those
from Nelson who attended the dist
riot meeting of the Odd Fellows at
I.oomls Friday.
Chester Gjerde and Orman Ballew
Joined in the pilgrimage of local MIN
rods to Ferry county last week. They
left for Danville Saturday evening
and returned Wednesday. Orman
was able to get his deer, but Chester
had only the fun of trying. The boys
report that the deer are plentiful IN
that part of Ferry county.
A Kammas received pureDred
uolstein bull calf Wednesday evening
from Spokane by express. MIR. ham-
mass is going in for dairy stock ana
o,tboupb he had to pay $125 for
three months old calf he believes that
II will be worth many times tna'
amount in the Improvement OF MS
herd. 7 II
Cbas. Shuttleworth, "a Canadiah
who has been hunting cougars ana
trapping beaver in this county undef
Tho direction of the 0kanogan County
roma commission, was threatened
With, arrest last week by Immigration
INSPECTOR D. Maske for violation Oh
,hs United States contract labor law
Mr. shuttleworth was FINALLY permit
tod to return to Canada.
IN. spinks, manager for the WASH
a.on Water Power company here
hoe been busy this week at Tonaske'
, we. the company is running a line