The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1924-10-24
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bti SON fIdHh at fidHstu.
Packard Douglas OF Grouse Creel
Utah, was here Saturday on bushes.
returning to his home Sunday.
The Covered Wagon" stirred III
more excitement IN oakley than any
thing for a long time. On each Of
the three evenings the sidewalk il
front OF the Orpheum was crowded
with people wal1ing their turn TO get
in. The people generally were high
~ pleased with the picture.
Want to buy good wagon, 81 OF
! in, cheap. A. M. HURT Burnley
luano.
Miss Helen Howells is one of the
latest of the very young ladies to
have her hair boDbed.
The NJ. |. A. stake and ward Off
GERS meeting VII be held in First
ward chapel Sunday, October 26 at
p. IN. All officers are urged to be
present.
Ine record of Libraries for the
past twenty-five years prove ''St. Ell
mo- TO be the most popular novel ev
a wl.ffen in the English language.
See ii at the Orpheum October 81
and Nov. 4.
Mrs. Cora Nelson is i'll this week.
MIS-. F. w. Miller is suffering with
injuries on her hand.
Mrs. August Larson returned Tues
day from Salt Lake City.
Stanley Martindale took a load of
apples TO Burnley, last week.
DR.. e. p. Oldham of Burley was
caller in Oakley, Wednesday.
Arthur Critchfield made a bust
ress trip to Burley last week.
Mrs W. H. Bum and son Ellis of
View were callers at Oakley, Mon
DAY.
The Third ward M. I. A. has OPP
ened its autumn work with lots of
pep and interest, it is reported. The
opening social will be held next
Tuesday night. The members are
looking forward to good time.
YOUNG MEN WANTED! Spleen
did openings! The demand for
young mon trained for business is
lar greater than the supply. Write
Tor nee booklet: How When-Where
lou Can Win Success" Employment
found Tor students who must earn
Part OF their expenses. Gate City
business College, Pocateiio, Idaho.
several men OF Third ward are
working on the roads.
Mrs. Lucilla Voyce, who has been /
i'll the past week, is improving.
MEATS CURED. Anyone wishing
meats cured call Koch Bros. Market,
Hurley, Idaho, Phone so.
MIR and Mrs. Don Turnbow have ]
moved to Emmett. t
Mrs. Carl Mcbride is suffering I
with an infection in her thumb. q
Roy Lewis of Pocatello made a S
flying trip to Oakley Sunday, re- t
turning home the same day t
Aaron Mcbride met a serious acct c
dent in the mountains east of Oak {
ley last week when he broke two fin L
gers of his right hand. c
Who wants 10 buy or trade for a S
really good buggy? See Owen Fair
.hiid, OakIey's bogus weather proph- a
Il, for he has just what you want. o
Athan Martindale is up Goose F
i eek, rounding up cattle. a
b. F. Cowles left this week for O
Nebraska to look after business mat
ers. II
Buescher Saxophones and Band in O.
truments are now sold at Factory
'rices and terms at PauIson Jewelry Il
o., Burley. h.
Mrs. Minnie Pickett of Murtaugh
vas visiting relatives here Sunday. la
Miss Violet Smith is at Salt Lake W
,ity, attending the funeral of an un-
lie. til
Mr.. and Mrs j. Belcher of Salt j.
AXE City were visiting the first of
he week at the home of Mrs. Bel ia
hers brother, ]. A. Tolman. he
The monster of hate was conquer M
a ny WOnstn > iONcs LII ots Inioos
lown ON the screen Oct. 81 and No pa
cmber T.. he
Mrs. Myrtle Boner and daughter ST.
RANGES of Burnley and Mr.. Boner of =
os Angeles motored to Oakley We'd
asday to spend the day at the home
I Mrs. o. Gallogly. La
William Severe went to Burnley /,
aturday to visit his wife who is
lrsing her sister, Mrs. r. L. Pence. Nj.
rs. Pence has been i'll for some De
me and is not reported better. ste
Amongthe Basin cowboys who SV
emit to Almo this week to round up %
cir cattle were John S. Martin, Sc
thurman Martin, Frank Bedke and Ra
ay Mcintosh. fill
Lloyd Martin received severe and ma
linful injuries in finger this lar
eek when he was thrown from Ri