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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1900)
WILL THEY BUILD IT? MISCELLANEOUS Foundation Per th Rumor That tha Oraffoa Midland Will Nat b Belli. "The Old Maids' Convention." Merrill, Klamath county, is to have i reamery. Swiss cheese, st Railey A Maasingill'a Reno experienced s slight earthquake last wet-k. Carving sets st Bailey A MassingiU'a George Whorton has beti very ill for ver a week. Buckwheat flour, rye flour, etc., at II. C. Kothe A Co.'a. Chas. Lohrengel of Ailel was a Tues Jay visitor in Lakeview. The office o( the Southern stage line is now located at A. Hieber'f store. Be prepared lor a long laugh at the pera house tomorrow evening. C. O. Metxker spent several days at the Camas mill last week as head sawyer. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Sessions of Ft. Bidwell have gone to San Francisco on a visit. All kinds of fancy dishes, at Bailey A Massingill's. The Alturas creamery is a go. Al ready lumber is on the ground for the building. Mrs. Mollie Heck of Adin has been granted a divorce from her husband, Vm. J. Berk, in the Modoc court. Ladies' wool shirt waists, at your owu price, at Bailey A Massingill'. Born In Jacksonville, Oregon, Pec. 3, 1900, to the wife of Frank Obcnchain, of Sprague river, a daughter. Charley Trumbo, foreman at the Coughlin ranch in Chewaucan, was visiting friends in Modoc lust week. Sliced peaches, "the finest in the sarket," at II. C. Rother & Co.'s. A. McCullen is making addition and improvements at his residence property on Main street, says the Ashland Tid igs. Gov. A. II. Burke, land office inspec tor, has been making a tour of Oregon, visiting the various offices throughout the state. Rogers Brothers "1847" knives, forks and 8 toons, at Bailey A MasHingili's. And now, as the legislative session in Oregon is atout to convene, the man mho wants the state divided " bobs up serenely." Father McPevitt returned from Mo doc county last Saturday night, and started for Burns on the Northern Mon day morning. II . I'. Rothe ct Co. have a line line of lightweight overcoats for men and boys. The Alturas New Era is getting up a tock Brand Book. The book when com pleted will contain every brand in Modoc county. Mis Lillie Gordon, formerly an Ash land Iwlle, was married last Tuesday at Fredericksburg, Virginia, to Arthur Presley Thornton. All kinds of Christmas goods to suit all kinds of people, at Bailey & Mas ainiU's. There were shipped from Baker City to SeaO.U last week 2Hii head of bee! rattle that brought 3,'g cents on foot, iking the price per '.lead about 42. J. fcilliugsley, of Malheur county, has sold liis 1900 clip of wool, amounting to f4o,UU0, to Charles Johnson, of a Bus ton firm. The price paid was U.1 cents. Lrtiitrli and grow fat at "The Old Maid' Convention,, at the Opera House Friday night. Miss "Titty" Smith, sister of Mrs. I. H. Converse of .Sew line Lreek, is dangerously ill with fever. It is reported that all the other fever cases are recover ing. T!ie Camas sawmill is still running tnd will probably not close down until about Christmas. The mill is being run at hast a month later this season than usual. Morris Wingfield has about SO tons of hay for sale at the stack or delivered in town. 4112 I. F. Pavics, the retired woolgrower, expects to leave Lakeview for San Fran cisco this week, where he w ill spend the winter. The Lick House will be his headquarters. Be v. Frank Thompson, late of New Pine Creek, is assisting in a revival at Goldciidale, Washington, and in a letter to T!jtt Examiner says he don't know just w fn- he will return. If you want to enjoy a good hearty biugh for a full hour and a half, go and je "The Old Maids' Convention" to morrow night. Win. Barnes, w ho is supposed to have At his death by foul means at Hampton Buttes, a few months ago, has a sister, Miss Frances Barnes, teacher in the Jacksonville public school. "Pinkerton's Electric Transform' h)er" is a marvelous invention and will be but in woiking order tomorrow evening t "The Old Maids' Convention." Look out for local hid st the "Old Maids' Convention." II. A. Brattain, the Chewaucan stock man, was an arrival here Tuesday even ing. Swell auits for small sums, st Bielr'a. The Lakeview public acho 1 will ad journ neat Monday evening until Janu ary 2, HK1. Ievine'a is the place for fine baths and s neat shave. Andy IXwine received this week from below s beautiful barber's sign that con forms nicely to the palace tonaorial ar- lor within the Hotel Lakeview building. Auction Sale of general household goods, Saturday, Pecember in front of Hart A Beach's 22. at 2 p.m., Backet store. See the fourteen Ketekali old maids in convention and what Professor linker ton does to them, at the otaira house tomorrow night. E. II. Pagnello, formerly of I-akeview, and recently traveling representative of Sanborn A Vail, San Francisco, has accepted a position as hook keeper for E. I-auer A Sons, Alturas. Good, serviceable and dressy overcoats at ttteoer a. I he south nelil in lama prairie is aaid to be almost a complete lake cov ered with ue. There is a solid section of ice covering MO acres, and it is just right for enjoyable skating now. Press pants, (ancv worsted stripes. at isicuer s. V. Z. Moss had about M head of horses on pasture here this fall, w hich he has had broken to ride and work by trainer Gupton. I-ul week he drove the band back to the Warner range. Children' 1 Misses Juliets Indies J Fur-top slipjiers at Bieber'a. Tomorrow, Pecemlier I'l, will lie the shortest day in the year. The days will begin to lengthen after tomorrow and continue to get longer until June 22, the longest day of the year. You w ill miss the hit ol the season if you fail to attend the Kebekah enter tainment at the opera house tomorrow (Friday) evening. Stanley Mclaughlin was up from New Pine Creek last Saturday. He in forms us that Tom Colviu, who is at Lincoln, Cal., to reside this w inter, is now in better health than he has been for years. China Sam has opened a new restaur ant next to the Brewery Saloon, where can be had a tine meal at anv tone, day or night. Fresh oysters, nice juicy steaks and turkey dinners. 4S-lm j It is reported thut an attempt will lie made to procure a sufficient immlier of signers to a )etition to le presented to the 1-uke county court asking for license to establish a temple of Bacrhus at New Pine Creek. Bielier's Groceries cannot be l?aten for goodness and in price. Attorney Cleland of Portland has been sojourning in Lakeview this week, with the view of locating here, lie is a brother of Judge Cleland of Portland, a cousin of I). C Cleland, the Iike county woolgrower, and a very agreeable gen tleman. Henry Musselman, teacher of the Pry Creek school, was in town last Saturday and reports the sick in his district all recovering. The Cnion and Pry Creek school district Christmas tree entertain ment promises to be a most enjoyable affair. Entertainment w ill begin at 7 p. in. Pecember 24th. Mantel Chicks, a useful Christmas present, at Biebcr's. We understand there came near being a tragedy at the Camas sawmill one day last week. A misunderstanding arose lietween employes at the mill, in w hich clubs and a six-shooter played conspicu ous parts. The man behind the gun, of loii rue, won the day and held the fort, w ithout, spilling a drop of Mood. Get one of those serviceable Lino leoum Bugs at Bieber'a and save your carjHjt. The temporary building used by thu town council and recorder was removed this week from the town lot to the ground upon which the Post & King saloon formerly stood. Recorder Cm bach will build an addition to the struc ture, and when thu new town hall is constructed he will use the present quarters. G. L. lfolbrsik, popular employe of the XL cattle firm, started last '1 uceday for his old home at W'albatch, Nebraska, where he will visit w ith relatives d'iring the winter, 'i lie young man has leeu away from there seven years, and says he knows he will be glad to return to Lakeview in the spring. His numerous friends wish him a pleasant trip and safe return. He left here on the Southern. While our nelghhora of Klamath Falls vehemently deny it, and aay there ia some mistake about it that the report ia erroneous, atill there appears to lie some foundation for the rumor that the Oregon Midland Railway from Klain sthon, on the Southern Pacific to Klam ath Falls, may not be built. In this connection the Reading Free Press has the following: "The people of Siskiyou and South ern Oregon are much exercised over the rumor that the Oregon Midland Bailway, which waa to run from Klamath Falls, in Oregon, to a point on the mainline near llombrook, in Siskiyou county, may not la built. The information has dampened some large hopes, for the new line waa exiected to oien up a large lielt of the choicest tinilier and also agri cultural land. In fact, the lino was ex pected to give a tremendtious iuielUH to all Siskiyou county. The enterprise w as projected by Chi cago railroad men. Mirveys are com plete and contracts for supplies have already Uen let. Late advices from the Windy City are very discouraging. The real cause of the hitch is not yet under stissl. The people of Siskiyou are sin cerely hoping that the obstacle, what evar it is, will tie surmounted and the work proceed. Kebekah Entertainment. The ladies of Lakeview Kebekah Pe gree Islge, No. 22, will give one of the j most amusing entertainments ever seen I in IJtkeview, at the Upera Mouse, to morrow (Friday) evening, IVcember 21. The entertainment is to lx a benefit for the lodge, the prm-eeds to lie used in furnishing the new l.O.O. F. hall. The characters will bo fourteen old maids. and the scene is laid at the residence of one of the old maids. It is actually too funny to tie dcscrilied. The admission price will lie oil cents; children, 2' cents, Following is a brief synopsis of "The Hid Maids Convention": SfKNK-Tlie M Ml.t' Matrimonial Hill. ... Tin- Club III KxiMiillvi' SVmOoii . , Ijiiiita tliim .. An rnpopular S,' ii ( I in i-ii t Tin-K.M-rnary'i Kfis.rt . TIih l!rKrt ,( tin- Trcamirrr "'ainl)r Kl V .. Thu lsik out I 'nin in it tec . . . "Wlilim it U'mmI Inns'" . . A Hnrhi'lur ljr die Name ii( Klby . "t Iioii't l ure It Hi- Hn't a Ixillar" A HiiKKi'ulloua Tiiunrit th" rrnHKtlM ' Matrimony... The C'luli In IH-Iialv.. .A Literary Inttrtii'li' . I'mf. I'nikf n.in A'lvt'iit ..A Hilcntlrte Kxpniltluli Tv tlmonlala . . . "hvfnrc t'sing Your Tran fnrni(li)iT 1 wax Totally Itllii'l, ami now I oulM My Klillnh" Tin' i.vl Ilivi'lillmi at work . , " Hloii'li or Iiriun'tti " .. OM Malils Mailt- Ni'W A i.nat Siii'ti .. A 1'irtii'iilt 'k . . Koini'A Ii h t iiirriloiii' .. " The Maililni- tan Make no Ml-iak." ... A Hani I'rol.l.'in "I Want to Is-a Man" . . ,T lie l rof. or laifil. I.ul not IhiiiiIi I" " I r in k the stuff anl I'll" In" . All Kxploiilun -ol UwkIiI'T. Remember the date: To-morrow (Friday) evening, at the Opera House. McJilton Sells Ranch. Win. M ''Jilt on went to Alturas last week to make out the necessary papers calling for the sale of his ranrh one ami a half miles north of Pavis Creek, known us the VcCullcv plaee. Matt M Culley of Luke county, settled on that place alxiiit the year 1H70, when Misloc county was a part of Siskiyou. Mr. McJilton has been the owner for ten years, and settled on his home place at PavifM'reck in lHOH. He was the first permanent settler in the Pavis ('reek country. The McCulley place was sold last week to Wayne uud I'er kins, two gentlemen who have been renting it for two years. The place con tains 1M) acres, and is considered u fine ranch, all ini'adow. Mr. McJilton re ceived f 2,."MHI for the place. School Report. Following is the report of I'nion School for the month ending November IJO, liXX): Number days taught 1H Number of holidays '2 Whole number enrolled HI Average number belonging 15 Average daily attendance 14 Numlier of visitors during month 4 Those neither absent nor tardy during the month were Oas and Wesley Holton, Alice and Julia Morris, Oracle McCrary, Roy, Arthur and Uichard Morris. 1'arents are cordially invited to visit us and see w hat we are doing. W. II. Mchhki.mak, Teacher. Christmas Hall. A grand ball and supper will lie given at tiie home of Fred Snyder, Spring Creek school district, on Christmas night. All arrangements are made to insure those who attend a most enjoy able time. Tickets ball and supper f 1. 60. 1'ublic cordially invited. OSCAH 11 1! KIM AN 4S ::t Cham. Uaiu us, When you go to Klamath Falls don't fail to see C. P. Wilson thu popular caterer at the Gem saloon. He carries thu finest stock in town and will treat you riiht, The Gem is the iiular resort. Try the Hermitage whisky there. !i5-tf Only four days more In which to 5elcct your Christmas Presents Why not buy useful Christians presents while you' are about it Articles to be admired not only for their beauty, but for their pruetiele value as well? You prefer such pfts yourself no doubt your friends do the same you'll see many valuable Christ mas suggestions hre if you'll walk in and look around. JOD GO 02 s no f;i;.Ku yjsOUJiidvi-s m;ci. A. M. SMITH I; in lor the new mauairoinent I mill is now prepared to furnish .... customers with Hie lest of and is paying highest price for & Orders Promptly Filled. 0 I: very body likes a good i meal and all know Sib THE EXCHANGE CTS. SIB HARBER, Main 5t., lakeview llivnr WHEN YOU ALL THE POOD BAR GAINS orr-ERi-p you ON WATER ST., JUST CALL DOWN ON MAIN ST., AND SEE WHAT YOU CAN DO J, AND GOODS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES .... Glassware Mantel Clocks Silverware Dress Patterns Gloves handkerchiefs Ladies IJelts Purses Jardiniers Neckwear Vesty Suits for boys Silk I'ront Shirts Pancy Slippers Toys, Dolls, etc. Proprietor. tlii.s Flour, Bran, Shorts. Corn meal, Germea. jraiu Try the New Management. A 5lte superintend. all o the COOKINO herself do there for a Fine Meal Special Inducements of fered for board by the week or by the month Proprietress north ol Coulter A Co Mat rtarket -