The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-11-09
"'NS'rAl EVENTS OF THE
WEEK ASSEMBLED FOR
OUR READERS.

southeast OF Chehalis, has been re.es.
fablished. Floyd N. Duell is postmas-
ter.
Continued building activity in Ever
EFT is indicated in that during Octo-
Der permits were issued totaling SCI.
675.
M. A. Peacock of Yakima has pick.
ed this season 2S.1OO boxes of fine
apples from 3S acres of 11-year-old
trees.
Deposits in the 80 banks OF Whit
man county now total $9,S4O,S46, an in
crease Of more than 100000 since
June 30.
A fire at Grandview destroyed the
Grandview dehydrating plant and
Sparkes' confectionery, causing loss
of $1,000.
Gain in Everett postoffice receipts
for the month of October was $2,511.16,
the receipts for the month aggregating
$12.292.21.
Having laid the cornerstone on Sep
TENDER %, ex-service men will dedicate
their new memorial home in Wenat-
chez November IL.
Construction work has begun on the
first six miles Of the J. c. Biles Lum.
Der company railroad between Omak
and the company's mill.
Measuring nineteen inches across
the back. with legs foot long, a jap
anese or Siberian crab was taken In
Fidalgo Bay, near Anacortes.
The congregation Of the University
Christian church at Seattle has COM
pleted plans for the erection of . new
| church edifice to cost s225,0oo.
The housing question in Vancouver
is serious, according to real estate
dealers. who are swamped with appli-
cations for desirable residences.
The Seattle city council has sustain
/ ed Mayor Browns veto Of IN ordf
nance changing the name OF Olive
street and Olive Way to Harding way.
! q. M. Atkins, manager Of the North
Coast Power company, states that the
company will soon commence rebuild
ing. its light and power system IN
Woodland.
With arrival OF complete plans for
the new Hotel Winthrop in Tacoma
1.-The directors of the Citizens Hotel cor
poration are arranging to let contracts
so that building operations may starr
by December 1.
John O. Peterson Of Deer Park II
the employ of the Pacific Telephone
g. Telegraph company, was struck W
automobile near Chewelah and sur
fared a broken neck. death resulting
. almost instantly.
II Adams county has more than 1oo'
| miles OF roads, of which 2Sl miles nav
beer improved at cost OF s1's's''o'
Tha county has not levied tax 10
two wears and has more than *lo"
900 in the road fund.
There is a movement on foot anon
\ wanatchee orchardists to secure q
ppropriation sufficient to Keep 'he ~
n,ovment office open the yea
round in order to be assureo VI 1"
oroarization for the apple harvest
II .ao p,ackiack, an Eskimo woma
II ,,ho was the sole survivor OF an exp
} s,,ion lad to wrangell Island, IN III
ii ,ro,ic ocean. by Allen r. CRAWFORD
| toronto in 1921, arrived IN 'e",',
from Nome. Alaska on the steaiiSn
lvictoria' suu,
II uroa Iindgren, sixty-one, OF oii''
.rs died at an Everett hospi'ai iro
~,,r,os received when an auto ori''
hv charles Holmes of East stanwoo
Iin which Lindgren was pass."s'
~ ~, arotber machine on the mary
ville road. r.,
Bids for 2O,5Oo feet OF cas-. tro
water pipe ranging IN oia"s' nraer
,o,r TO twelve inches were olus'
II aa,,sd for by the city water 'oai.
\ na,,insbam. The pipe will be usea !,
rsnlaee old wooden mains in the u
Hand for extensions
~ " sutor of Bellingham' VINO,
ssntember 20 was convicted at to- oo,'
- driyine car more than ~ l ,;n
~ hour and given day in jan aas -,
ees served his sentence last we 20 90 :
s s,,or drove nearly 1900 niles - "
NV with the order So, ;,
new production rec0tu ~, ~ q
= .: ,a. plants in Alaska British ,a,.t gov
ola ,, anu TO /. report of estimates s o,
. :sss mack prepared and issued IN =.
. . by the National cann ',on "a
a a'stion The number OF ,. salmon !. p 3
s eli IN the puget Sound district 10
gu =, $4,000 cases.