The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-07-27

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new closed Chevrolet car, having
traded in his old car on the deal.
Chas. Rogers and wife of Oroville.
stopped off at Orient for a few days
en- route home from st. Paul.-Marcus
News.
Mrs J. Vincent. who has been spend
ing some months on the hills near
Nelson. has returned to Oroville to
make her home.
Harry Brisacher. of Oroville, has
purchased a Buick Six roadster from
the Okanogan Buick company-Okan-
ogan Independent.
Dell Hart j. NJ. Fraser and E. R.
Hoose have been appointed apprais-
ers of the estate Of NJ. Chas. Schalm.
l-Okanogan Independent
Miss Alice Mitchell, of Oroville, who
was visiting with Miss Marjorie Bailey
returned last Friday evening to her
home.-Tonasket Times.
F. v. Covert believes that in the
time of heat is the time to prepare for
cold He has been laying in his win
ter supply of coal this week.
Ellis & Forde shipped out from To-
nasket two car loads of beef cattle
saturday, headed for Seattle. The
shipment was in charge of A. J. Jack
son.
Mrs. Art Ricketts, and the young
flower of the house of Ricketts,, re-
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her eastern trip after an absence Of
several weeks.
Friday last Carl Keirsey, of We
natchee. purchased five acres from
the J. A. Blackler tract, in East Oro-
Vile. The sale was made through
Percy Walker
According to the government ther-
mOmeter the mercry registered 105
Sunday. wnich is one OF the hottest
!! days the valley has experienced in a
number of years.
Mrs. Jennie Vincent returned from
Oroville to Knob Hill Saturday, and
after spending short time here will
return to her home in Oroville for
the summer.-Molson Leader.
Sexson Bros, have put out a con-
lspicuous hardware sign, guiding the
public to an establishment wnere the
public is always treated right.
Val Dressler is losing no time pre-
pairing for the shipment Of his apple
crop. He has a force at work making
boxes and expects to harvest large
crop Of apples this year.
Mr.. and Mrs D. J. Briderck, VIM
Mishler and S. b. Gjerde went over to
Kettle river for the week end on a
fishing jaunt The party were out two
days and caught the limit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. CRUDE and lit.
tie daughter, of Oroville, were We'd
nesday callers in Tonasket. Mr.
CRUDE is United States customs officer
at Oroville.-Tonasket Times.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Trummel and
family, who nave been visiting the
mother of Mrs. Trummel, Mrs. J. G
Hare, for fortnight, left Monday for
their home at st. Mary's, Idaho.
1t is E. E. Sucker and not Stucky
who is in the contracting business
with MIR. Jackson, doing excavation
work. He reports that the firm is
kept pretty busy filling contracts.
Next Sunday the Odd Fellows and
their families will picnic at the City
Park, resort on Osoyoos lake tlat
is becoming very popular both as
picnic grounds and for tourist camp
ers.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bartell, Mrs
Frank Bartell ST., and Mrs. Lonacer
all of Oroville, spent couple of days
in Chesaw last week visiting, also one
day was spent at Lost Lake-MolsoI
Leader.
immigration Inspector Maske, WHIT
relieved Customs Officer CRUDE from
checking travellers in and out Sunda!
reports that he had one Of the bust
est days of his experience in handling
incoming and outgoing cars.
Messrs. Ellis and Forde have in
stalled a pump on what was for
merly known as the Mrs. Jennie John
ston ranch, a few miles south of tow1
that has a capacity Of 500 gallons {
minute. This is used to aid in watering
a large alfalfa acreage.
The brick walls of the new EpiscO
pal church are reaching upward to-
ward the roof and from the present
outline it Is evident that the build
ing is going to be handsome church
edifice and a striking addition to thu
town.
wv. A. Davidson, of Spokane, gov
eminent stock inspector, was in towI
over Sunday. While here he inspected
stock that was being brought in from
British Columbia by family that was
manently.
Willard T. Harrison, Collector O
customs Of Washington, made a triI
out to Princeton in the private ca
of j. NJ. Dayle, superintendent of Oh,
Spokane division of the Great North
ern railway, one day the latter par
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Getsey Of SpO
kane, came in Tuesday from Vernon
'B. c., where Mr. Getsey had gone OF
a business as well as a pleasure out
ing, and are guests for few days Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Jackson, Mrs
Jackson being a daughter of Mrs
Getsey.
Geo. H. Ellis returned to his home
at Spokane Wednesday by auto after
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