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Cigars, Tobacco and Confectionery. •!•
Magazines, Books and Stationery. |
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LIVE STOCK EXHIBITION i
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millinery
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Mrs. Anna Mitchell
I DOINGS INANt^BOU^TOWN
1 Kings Seen and Heard by the Gazette Reporter.
train schedule.
West Bound (to Kcremcos.)
eave Arrive
ain Oroville . . 4:30 p m
East Round (to Spokane.)
a m Oroville 7:35 p m
»• I'. .1. Cummings whs up from Rlver
siile Saturday.
•lames h.. Forde spent Saturday and
Sunday in Loomis.
A. E. Schultz, of Nighlhavvk. was a
visitor in town Tuesday.
\\ . VV. Parry passed through town
I uesday on his way to Molson.
•1. D, Woodworth, the Chesaw nur
seryman, was in town Thursday.
Poc. A. M. v. Kass, of Loomis, was a
vi>itor in town over Wednesday night.
There is as a general feeling that
railroad building is now a thing of the
near future.
Ben. F. Peterson liled on an W-acre
desert land tract, located near Tonas
ket, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. ,loe McDonnell were
passengers bound for Spokane Thurs
day morning.
Superintendent Morgan passed thro'
town in his special car headed for the
front Monday.
Dr. Schwahland was called to Loom
is Saturday to minister unto sick peo
ple in 1 hat camp.
W. F. Goodrow has been appointed
section boss at this place and assumed
his duties Thursday.
Mrs. Guy Fruit accompanied her hus
band to Conconully this week, where
lie was called as a witness.
( has. Powell moved upon his home
stead east of town this week, and is
now a full-lledged horny-handed son
of toil.
.las. Sharp, one of the successful
ranchers of the Horse Spring coulee
country, was doing business in town
Monday.
The Interstate fair opens at Spokane
Monday, and a number of people from
tin-, vicinity will no doubt take in the
big show.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. H. Green, of Fair
Oaks, Cal., are visiting with their son
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. W. Bartel).
( lay Fiat it passed through town
Thursday with some lltoo head of fat
: sheep, on bis way to Greenwood, for
delivery to P. Burns ,V ( V>.
Geo. Real I returned Monday from a
trip to Spokane, where fir went, so he
states, to pay taxes on lots he has
owned for a number of years.
( has. Powell had the hard luck to
step on a nail, Wednesday, that pene
trated his foot to considerable depth,
and is temporarily lame as a result.
A number of Indians are camped on
thr Okanogan river, coming here in
anticipation of the fall run of salmon,
during which they lay in a winter sup
ply of meat .
It is reported that the ranches around
Molson and t'hesaw are yielding 80
bushels of oats to the acre. Whether
upland or lowland there is no country
that can surpass Okanogan county.
Quite a number of parties were out
boating on the lake Sunday. The
boating season is gradually nearing the
end, and people are making the best
of it while the weather is pleasant.
Rev. H. M. Course will hold services
at Wchesville Sunday morning, Klle
mehara in the afternoon and Oroville
in the evening. There will be a Sun
day school rally at Wehesvllle with a
basket dinner.
I’,. P, Wheeler, the Conconully min
ing man and one of the oldest residents
of the county seat, was an out going
passenger Thursday morning bound for
the Seattle exposition and Spokane
Interstate fair.
( has. Powi 11. senior, and son Charlie
returned from their trip to Seattle
Friday last. Mrs. Powell and her son
Ueverley remained over at Grand Forks,
visiting with friends a few days, arriv
ing home Monday.
Jake Kast has secured the contract
fur building Louis Stofforan’s new and
elegant residence on north Main street.
Mr. Kast is a first class builder and
will demonstrate his right to be so des
ignated when this job is finished.
N. Mfi ‘umber, who has held the |m>-
sition of section boss at Oroville since
the completion of the railroad, has been
transferred to Rosslanti. B. C. Me left
lor his new post Thursday, taking with
him the best wishes of a large circle
of friends.
.1. M. Sharp raised a good crop of
wheat on his t’ayuse mountain ranch
this year, and reports that he found
one stool of wheat that contained 7L’
stems and every stem was topped with
full, fat heads. Great Is the fertility
of the soil of this county.
Geo. Devon is having repairs made
on the large building at the southwest
corner of Spokane street and First
avenue, in anticipation of the boom
somewhat over due. The structure
was formerly used as a hotel, but has
been out of commission for some time.
A car load of Italians arrived Mon
day evening to go to work on the road
between Hedley and Princeton. Prob
ably fearing that some of them might
escape an engine coupled on to t he car
as soon as the passenger train arrived
and snaked the crowd out to the front
the same night.
Bob Weeks, the Nighthawk resident
who was reported nutty some lime ago
and disappeared from sight for two or
three weeks, turned up Wednesday at
Joe Hunter’s cabin, shockingly ema
ciated but in a belter mental condi
tion. He had been living in a cabin
up in the mountains, and all he had to
eat was the berries he could find.
Maj. F. P. Wehe and Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Chapman left Thursday morning
for the Seattle exposition. The major
expects to return to Spokane in time
to take in Hie fair and meet the presi
dent. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman will re
turn to their home at Milwaukee from
Seattle. Mrs. Chapman has been vis
iting with her father, Maj. Wehe, for
the past ten months.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. McNeely, of
Evansville. Ind,, arrived Tuesday and
are guests of the Evans brothers at
their home near Loomis. Mr. Mc-
Neeley is a newspaper man, and is out
west lo attend the exposition.
Ed Davis leaves for Seattle Monday
lo attend the session of the Sovereign
Grand Lodge, I. O. O. F.
The Odd Fellows will give a dance
October 27.
No. 8270.
Report ol the Condition o( the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
At Oroville, in the Slate of W’Hithiiigliin. »t the
i loseol biisineae, September I, 1900.
RKSOURCES,
I/OKiiannd diseonnts y 98,738 02
Overdalu, eeoured end nnseenred 12a 20
H. S. Ronds to secure circulation 12,590 00
Premium on t'. S. bonds aoO 00
Bonds see nr Hies, etc., Okanogan eo.
warrants. . a.tAl 39
Banking houre,furniture A fixtures r'ltifi fit
Due ironi Male banks and bankets . 2..1.9 78
line from approved reserve agents 8,608 12
( hecks and other raali items 40 02
Exchanges tor clearing House him 20
Notes of other Nal onal Banks 225 00
Krai tional paper currency nickels,
and cents 271 an
I. AwFf 1. Money Reserve in Bankvlz
Bpecle. 14.782 00
l egal tender notes 1,000 i»t A,782 (.0
Redemption fund with V. 8. Treasur
er (.' per cent of circulation) 825 00
Total 1138,509 85
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In | 50,000 (to
Surplus fund 1,200 (0
Cnnlv'd profits,less exp and taxes pd 159 75
National band notes outstanding 12,500 00
Doc to stale and Private Banks and
Bankers 47 58
Individual deposits subject to check 58,562 41
Demand certitict'sof deposit 43 4,
Time certificates ol deposit 15,898 31
Certified checks 4 00
Cashier's checks outstanding 294 if.
Total • . , , 1138,,509 85
Plate of Washington. 1
county Of Okanogan. I *
I. L L Work, President of the abovenamed
bank, do solemnly awear that the above state
nient is true to ll»e best or ntv knowledge and
belief.
L. f,. WORK, President.
Cot reel—Attest;
Monroe Harman,
M. Lacber, ,
A P. Murray.
Directors.
subscribed and aworn to before me this llih
dav of sept. 1909.
(seal] WM. BAINES.
Notary Public.
CONCRETE CHIMNEY
BLOCKS.
The best, ami cheapest chinitienr.v 111 a
tcrial known. Manufactured and for
sale, ready to set up, at *1 per foot, by
E. McCammon, Oroville, Wn.
STOCK HOLD KHS’ MEETING.
THE regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Copper World Extension
Mining company *ill he held at thsofflceol
the company,at Loomli, Wash., on Thursday.
{September 16,19U51, at 10 o’clock a. m.. »r the
election of officers and the transaction of any
other business that may come before the
meeting
(OITER WOttl.l) EXTENSION MINING CO,
OLIVER OKU. Presided
Ai»am G. Inn is, Secretary.
SUMMONS.
IN Justice Court, Himilkameen ITeeiuet. ok
rtuogan county, Washington.
Stale of Washington, i
County of Okanogan. S
w c. Jones, Plaintiff,
vs
H. h Weeks. Defendant.
To D H Weeks, greeting:
In the name of the state of Wasbh.goo i von i
arc hereby notified tiiat \V. Jones nns riled I
a claim against you in said court which will
come on to be heard at my office, in Night |
fiaw k. Okanogan county. Washington, on (he
•joth day ol September. A. l». 19U9. at the hour
of 10 o’clock a m., and unless von (hen and I
there appear, and then and there answer, the j
same will he taken ms confessed h d the de ;
niHiid of plaintiff granted.
The object and demand of said claim is to
recover ol yon the sum of eighty one dollars !
Mild cightv rents for goods and merchandise j
sold ami delivered to yon from Deceinfier, I9UH, ;
to August. 19U9, inclusive.
Claim filed August 17, 1009.
(.’HAS T. PETERSON,
ii 7 Justice of the Peac
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ii OROVILLE • • WASH. |
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GAZETTE
BARGAINS.
DR. 11. 1!. VINTON.
The well-known optician, will be in
Oroville, at the Hotel Badbournc, on
Tuesday. September 28, for one day
only. Remember date and place.
REWARD.
For the return to Johnston's livery
barn, Oroville, Wash., of one grey
mare, .» years old, weight l.'SKt pounds,
scar on front foot, branded i|uartcr cir
cle M on left shoulder : $26.
For tiie return lo above place of one
sorrel mare, with one white hind foot,
white strip in face, above brand on left
shoulder, weight HOC pounds; $26.
For information leading to the ar
rest and conviction of any person will
fully, without permission, using, tak
ing, driving or stealing any horse
branded quarter circle M on left
shoulder : S2OO.
Walter j. Morehouse,
Owner Quarter Circle M brand.
WHY DON’T YOU
Send your cream to the Oroville ( Team
ery. We pay the highest market price
for hutterfal, which is now .10 cents.
HAVE YOUR EYES FIXED.
Dr. H. D. Vinton, the Spokane op
tician, will be at the Hotel Kadbourne
Tuesday, September 28, for one day
only. See him.
LOST,
Two mares, one roan and one sorrel,
had halters; wine glass brand on left
shoulder; last seen going north thro’
Riverside Friday evening. Suitable
reward. Address,
O. M. Fokkel,
Okanogan, Wash.
NOTICE TO FARMERS.
Farmers are requested to leave or
ders at the Creamery for separators as
soon as possible.
J. Funs, Manager.
A GOOD OPENING.
For Rent —A choice farm, excellent
improvements, living water through
the place, 80 acres ol plow land, bunch
grass ‘hay can be cut from balance,
six miles from Oroville. Good open
ing and liberal terms to right man.
Address Chas. U. Kline,
Wchesvillc, Wash.
YOU Can ship
A 10 gallon can of cream from Molson,
Circle or Nighthawk for -, ‘t cents, the
empty can goes back free. We won’t
fool you by not sending the can back
in time. You will find your can at the
depot when you bring your cream.
Oroville creamery.
DO NOT NEGLECT YOUR EYES.
That skilled optician, Dr. H. R. Vin
ton, of Spokane, will be here for one
day only, Tuesday, September 2*. at
rite Hotel Radbourne. II your eyes
need attention consult him.
LACE CURTAINS.
Six pairs 40x108 for $4. Six pairs
40x120 for $6. Fair quality and good
value. John F. Davies, 202 Willough
by avenue, Brookln. New York
$26 REWARD.
For information that will lead to the
arrest ol the party who car marked
and put a hair brand on a big calf fol
lowing my cow branded | hip,
side and shoulder.
i harley Price,
Anglin, Wash.
LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN.
A sorrel yearling Alley, white hind
feet, star in forehead, branded on led
shoulder —l l. Will pay for informa
tion leading to the recovery of the an
imal. ( HAS, AnTonson.
Oroville, Wash.
STRA VED <)R ST( )LEN.
From my place in Horse Spring cou
lee, a dark bay 2-year-colt, white star
in forehead, some white on the left
hind foot, branded with curry comb
brand on left jaw. A reward - of $lO
will bo paid for any information lead
ing to the recovery of the animal.
Andy Starr,
Loomis, Wash.
LOST.
On the Whitestone lake road, be
tween Spectacle lake and Lauber can
yon, a raccoon fur overcoat. The tind
der will be rewarded by returning the
same to
Dr. w. T. Schwa dland,
Oroville, Wash.
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[1909 19091
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t THE COUNTY FAIR I
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: The Fourth Annual Okanogan |
\ County Fair will be held on
the Association Grounds at
[riverside!
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September 29th and 39th and *
October Ist
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P P. HOSKYN.
(lOtVAJISSI)
Counsellor-at-law
OROVILLE - WASHINGTON
Q F. SIGRIST,
At torney-al-Law
Notary Public
Irrigation and Mining Law a Specialty
Oroville, Wash.
£ a. McMahan
JEWELER AND OPTICI/N.
OROVILLE, WASH,
g. RAYBURN
Contractor and Builder.
Estimates anil Plans Furnished and
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Okoviu.k, - - Wash.
DR- J. L. MASTERS,
DENTIST.
Will l>e at his home office in Oro
ville, ist to 7th of each month.
Office in W. C. Co. Block
£7 C. LIMBACH, E. M.
ASSAYER.
With Palmer Mt. Tunnel Co.
Custom Work Solicited.
Loomis .... Wash.
QKO. J. GARDINER,
Civil Engineer.
U. S. DEP. MINERAL SURVEYOR
Office over the Rank of Oroville.
Oroville, Wash.
JOHN R. FRASER,
Counsel lor-at- Law,
Office at Residence.
OROVILLE • WASHINGTON
w. T. SCUWABLAND.-M. D.
Physician it Surgeon.
Office over W. C. Co.
Residence, istdoor south of hospital
Oroville, Wash
SCHOOL BOOKS
Having taken over the
Washington Commercial
Company’s entire stock
of text books and order
ing a big stock besides,
we will be in a position
to furnish a complete line
of school books and sup
plied. :::::::
Oroville Pharmacy.
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T always on hand. Meals
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I Geo. Stolt.L proprietor. |
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