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This paper onlv 'J (or r2 weeks, j iSirprise Valley Record I Ion ry Muh-
George Wingfield lias returned to hi
cl man came down from Lakeview last
Some at Goleonda, Nevada.
Tlie road is ohh for sl-i:Ii K'tween
Lakeview and Klamath Kails".
Lirulergcr cheese at Geo. II. Avres A
Co'a.
Kev. Hailey, a Latter-Day-Saint, is
kolding religions services in Alturas.
Attorney John K. Itaker of Alturas is
reported seriously ill in San Francisco.
Oyster cocktail ketchup, something
mnv, at Geo. 11. Ay res A I Vs.
Lloyd Stone, a pioneer of
Kisl; ivoil
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1; .1 .,, -1 v I niinpt 111 me r.icurciiii
' lor del i ions lunches at deo. II.
II, IWU.
The snow is also six feet deep at
Yreka. At Paisley, this county, it is
two feet deep.
Try those schrimps, sardines in mus
tard and Russian caviar for cold lunches
at Geo. II. Ay res A (.Vs.
Ross A Barnes have put up 20 tons of
5-inch ice. It was cut on the slouch
ear MeDermc.it 's.
Daniel Miller, a pioneer of Surprise
alley, died nt Ft. Ridwell, De.cmber
?., 1900, aged ft! years.
See a I out those discounts on goods at
lmlap A Thruston's. Inquire aisiut
Ihem and then get in before the rush, it
The mumps have taken a new hold at
New Tine Creek. There hasn't been aj
picket used there in a week.
Early L. Arant ancl Miss Nellie 1'.
Wiggins were married at Olene, Klam
ath county, on Christmas day.
The N. C. O. Company has a snow
plow at work on its line, and there has
heen no blockade on that route.
The Alturas public school closed last
week on account of the epidemic of
aieasles that has invaded that town.
I Sunday, and sent several days licit)
' this week visting and taking in the New
Year's ball, lie is still teaching school,
and says times are good in the Wcbfool
state.
Kdward McContiAUghy and Miss Car
rie Mnith were married at Ft. Itidwell,
Cal., January 1, l'.Hll. The groom is the
son of K. F. McConnaughy, an old and
well hs pec ted citien of Ridwcll, and
lioth he and his bride are Hpular young
people.
brand
Ay res
A Co's. Try their ovster cocktail ketch
up.
Thomas K. Terry and Miss MaU'l K.
Owens were married by the Kev. J. I.
Faster at the Willow Ranch hotel on j
Christmas day. The bride is a jmpular
schiHiltna'am, and both have numerous
friends who wish them a happv and joy
ful life.
Joseph Ros, a pioneer citizen of Mo-diM-county,
died of pneumonia at his
home in I avis Creek on the lid inst.
Deceased was one of the first settlers in
(ioose Lake Valley, lie was highly es
teemed ainl well known. His age was
t'C years.
Lakhnr LkI No. 77, trgr ol Honor,
Install Olllcer and tllva a IUnturt.
Lakeshore Isslge No.TilVgrceof Honor,
A. O. I'. V., of Ijtkeview , held initiation
ami installation ceremonies Friday even
ing, January 4, which was follow eil by
a grand banquet In the handsome new
Masonic banquet room. It was the ini
tial banquet held in new Masonic hall,
and the stately edifice was dedicated
with toasts by gallant men and the wit
and culture of Lakeview 's fair women.
The hall was tilled with a joyful crow d
of happy people, and the beautiful cere
monies of initiation and installation of
the order were carried out in a splendid
manner. After the. ceremonies the as
semblage repaired to the banquet hull
on the first floor and thoroughly enjoyed
a most elaborate feast. It is said that
never was a liner supcr served in Lake
view, and that is saying a great ileal.
The service w as a lavish one. After all
had thoroughly enjoyed the feast the
beautiful hall above was once more in
vaded by the happy throng, ami the re
mainder of the evening was pleasantly!
passed in iutcicsting games and other :
amusements. There was a very large I
crowd in attendance. Alter the iuitia- !
tioii, Grand Chief of Honor Mary K.
Snider and Oram! I'slicr Hose It. Cole
man installed the follow ing otticcrs :
Go to Ihinlap A Thruston and take
advantage of that") and 10 per cent dis
count on groceries and furnishing good
for the next ;W days. oli-l"
A. MeCallen has been very ill at his
Lome in Ashland, hut the last Ti lings
reported his condition much improved.
Farley Auble and bride have arrived
at Davis Creek, where the groom has re
lumed his duties as teacher in the pulc
lic school.
The tiaette of the 2d says that all
trains, botti eat and west, were behind
time arriving at Reno that day, owing
to heavy snow.
Miss A. Edith Gregory of Ashland
went to San Francisco on the :;ist ult., i
where she met and wedded 1'rof. .John
A. Harvey, of I'kiah, Cal., on New ,
V ear'- day. j
Oct vour tine Epicurean lunches at
(ieo. II. Ayres A Co. Hue limberger
:heese. liverwur't, f-chrimps, sardines
m mustard, ami Russian caviar.
Mr-'. Alice Freeman has been appoint
ed b the Modoc court executrix of the
last will and te-taineiit of her decea-ed
husband, George Freeman. She is
I'nm i 1. lef of Hmior
, (lil.-f til Holier
' Ijely ni II. itier
( lil-l of l t-rilnotii
The wise man is always looking for a Hi, huh. r
'snap." Those 5 and 10 er cent dis- j in 'i-iwr
count-for cash at Dunlap Al Thruston's ,',','.''
are "snap"," and jn'ople are hopping on t iier .
lo.nem. i l..,k,.(.llirt.
. . . . i
deorge Hudspeth, the Lakeview siwla
man, is enjoying himself in San Fran-1
Cisco He has purchased a lot of ma-j
chinery to improve the Hudseth A
C! nid soda plant, and is also familiar
iring himse f w ith the latest methods in
the manufacture of sisla.
named as sole heir in the will.
Willie Bovd writes his father
Jleno that that town experienced a
ierri.ic w ii.d storm on the -1th inst.,
hic.'i blew down a big brick livery ;
jiaMif and several other buildings.
Klamath Falls has discarded the five
aie lights on her street'' and replaced
them with fifty incandescent.", which
appear to give general satisfaction, as
Vbe lights are more evenly distributed.
Lost Somewhere between Drews val
ley and Lakeview, on Sunday, December
Tilth, a dark brown leather purse.
Hi Karnes the miller of F. Lauer A
Son's flouring mill, received word last
Wednesday that his little daughter, at
New I'ine Creek, was very sick, ami left
here for that place accompanied by Dr.
Koeing at seven o'clock the same even
ing to visit her. Alturas New Kra.
Read the new advertisement of Ahl
strom llros., Dunlap A Thruston, II. C.
Rot he t Co. and J. K. Kernard A Son
in this issue. F.ach of these weli know n
linns have something new to tell the
public.
The masquerade ball given at Davis
Creek New Year's night by Thomas
l!t lies is said to have been a most de
lightful success in every particular.
Some l-eople attended from Lakeview
! and repor t an enjoyable time. The maii
I ::gemeut of the atlair wa lir.-t class,
i Frank 1'. iladlock and Miss Annie A.
I.arsen of Klamath Agency were married
j at the Hotel Linkville, Klamath Falls,
i on Dec. :jl, l!sH). On ti.e same date,
! s tme moment and same place, Walter
; L. Scott of San Francisco, and Miss
llul'la A. llol.haiiser of Klamath Falls
, were joined in holy wedlock. Thelatter
couple will make San Francisco their
' home.
.Mr.. mm M Noll.m
Mr. KntiMIe Hiirru
. M iss l.ulti Mit .'11
Mr- toot sh.-rlo. It
M i- M, t siiel.-r
in- I'ritrl It'irru
Mr. A l.li.- lUrio
Mr- t.-l lln huiil o.
Mr- I till-- lUrrt.
Mr. A.l. lie Artn.-r
Lodge, No. 77, is one of
the most enthusiastic fraternal organ
izations in Southeastern Oregon. It is
compo-cd of active women and it mem
liership is constantly growing. May its
success continue fcr all time.
CHEAP GOODS
LOW PRICE, ARE
AT ANY PRICE.
AT A
DEAR
Our (looils art' hilt (initio, lull not lii'h priool
WE 51-LL TIE HEST, hut at tho lowrsrt priori
for wliirh (lOOD (100DS mn l.o hoM.
It will
to luiv
pav von
an inferior
ni it -1 1 bfttcr to luiv our itialily tnan
for a low ooiits
ilit v
loss.
All Goods Delivered Free
Alturas In l ine.
were three weddings in Alturas I
Then
this week, says the I'laindealer of Jan.
4. On Monday Samuel 11. I'.aty and
.Miss I i race t hapmau "I I t. lii'lwell j
procured a license and wen- united by.
Justice of the Peace Spurgur in the par- j
lors nf the Combs 1 Intel. Mr. I'.aty is a
son rif Supervisor Katv and is a fine j
! young man. The bride i a daughter of
i A. R. Chapman and is very highly e- j
teemed. The father's consent in w rit-
j ing was ne'e.ssary, the young lady be-j
ing but It! years ofnire.
On the same day Joseph Samorra of j
- this city w as united to M iss Mary Mee- 1
gan, who has been employed at llol (
Combs hotel. Rev. Harry I'erks ollici
ui ing.
Tuesday I ieorge Wat-on, a Well-to-do
j young farmer of Honey Lake Wdlev, ap
plied for a license to wed Mi-s Roxie
Romero of Likely. It was necessary to
have the age of the young lady sworn to
1 by tw o persons and the vol ing man could
ti ii 1 1 no one to swear with him until the
: next day, when the young lady herself
made allidavit. that she was eighteen
and over. Mi-s Romero i- well known
i
j in this county. Lately she had been at
j tending school at Susitnville.
&
iNew iJinc urooK Honor
0 Flouring Mills.
A. M. SMITH Proprietor.
lTiulortho now inaiiai'i'inciit this
mill is now proparotl lo iiniili
Lost
oustomors with tin- h
nml is payino:
Jlour. Br?n, Shorts,
Corn meal Germea-
i
li irln-s-t prifo for taiu
Orders promptly fined. b
I For the next thirty
irom ; Tl.rn.ron
ilavs Dunlap A
will give a discount on all
jgroteries (excepting sugar; of 5 percent,
j ami on all furnishing goods a discount
for ca h of 10 per cent. This offer is
i made in order to make room for their
big spring sto k. 6-'-2 ,
I The Ashland Tidings says that Horace j
..Mitchell, the well known (rattle dealer, '
tills ueoniroif (lit. fillsim.su of I litf. Ash.
laud Meat Company, wholesale, and re-I
tail butchers of that city. Mr. Mitchell,
Campaign in the Philippines.
A pushing campaign has been carried
on by the Fortieth Infantry during the
month of December in Northern Min
danao. The tow n of .lemine. was rap
tured, as was also the insurgent strong
hold in the mountains further inland.
Tin? roast town of Lungarin was cap
tured by a (letadiment of a hundred
troops, who scattered the enemy in that
The
w ho is of the well known Mitchell family vicinity, killing and capturing a number
I of iazelle, Cal., extensive dealers in live-
tinder will be suitably rewarded bv re- "i k, awl HUccessiui nusiners men, took
turning it to The Kxaminer office
Last Saturday word came to lakeview
that Dr. (J. W. Pleasants of Willow
Sanch, wa-i lying at the point of death.
Dr. Pleasants is one of the prominent
eitizeim of Modoc county. His ailment
in pneumonia.
It. C. Berry of Davis Creek, who owns
in iuterest in a general merchandise
establishment at Sisson, has just return
ed from a business visit to that place.
Mr. Merry arrived home in time to
a ape the wrath of the big ttorrn,
J.. W. and C. C. Lofftus started last
week for the Sacramento valley with a
mixed bunch of horses and mules w hich
they expect to sell in the lower country.
There were 10 animals in the buri'.h and
majority were fine specimens of range
Itoiseriesh. Lofftus liros. are heading for
lied ULuff and expect to find the horse
oiirket nore active than formerly.
Harried men had better look out how
tfiry ojten letters addressed to their
wives. A man was convicted in the
(foiled States court at Portland, Mon
day for opening his wife's letter. It is
a violation of the laws of the United
Mates for either hubWnd or wife to open
a letter addressed to the other without
repress authority, and prudent married
people will be wise to avoid this per
nicious practice.
charge of the Ashland
her 31st.
business Decem-
Cliiit.Lineharger and John Arzner, the
icemen, who have a majority of the
contracts in Lakeriew for putting up
Orneral MacArthur s proclamation is
resulting in many arrests of alleged in
surrectionists in Manila and vicinity, a
few of those taken into cushsly being
prominent.
The N. C O. Improvement.
The engines of the N. C. O. Railroad
ice for the summer, began cutting last , are now leing overhauled at the Reno
Monday at their dams in Deadman can
yon. Ice there had reached a thickness
of seven inches. This firm have several
dams in the canyons and have contracted
to put up 200 ton 8.
Gunther Brothers are now managers
of Uunther Opera House, and they are
making some long needed improvements
in the interior of that edifice. The en
trance to the hall this winter is at the
north door. Parties desiring to rent the
oera house for public entertainments,
balls, etc., should call on Gunther Bros,
to get the privilege. It
An editor who knows says that the
dreams of proserity differ with the indi
vidual. The boy' idea of perfect happi
ness is six pieces of pie at a meal. The
darkey dreams of good ripe water
melons. The farmer's richest feeling is
to muse over the 50 bushels of wheat
that he dind't plant. The bicyclist's
most prosperous idol is a smooth track
around the world. The confidence man
has a vi: ion of green mosshacks coming
to town in adrove. The country editor's
most extravagant dream is how nice it
would be for a dozen or more subscribers
to come in and pay up in one day.
shops and converted into wood-burners.
It is the intention to use wood altogether
instead of coal on this line. At the
Reno shops a large force of experienced
men will be engaged now to do neces
sary repairing and build cars, and thor
oughly equip the road with greatly im
proved rolling stock. During Manager
Dunaway's visit in the Kast he will ar
range for an almost new equipment for
the road from Reno to Termo. The N.
C. O. will be made up-to-date in every
particular.
Something New.
Just published by the Southern Pa
cific Co, is a phamplet upon the re
sources of Western Oregon, which in
cludes an excellent map of the state,
and contains information on climate,
lands, education, etc., existing indus
tries and their capabilities.
Attention is also directed to such new
M -I I for energy or capital as promise
fair return.
'1'h is publication fills a need long ex
perienced by OregoniaiiH, in replying to
inquiries of eastern friend.!.
Copies may be had of local agent
Houthern Pacific Co., or from
C. II. Mahkiiam,
G, P. A., Portland, Or. 12
Everybody likes a ooil
meal and ail know Sib
THE
She superintend all i
the COOKING hcrkclf
EXCHANGE
CTS.
Go there for a l ine Menl
Special Inducements. of
fered fur board by the
week or by the month
SIB HARBER, Proprietress
Main St., Ijikeview
llonr niirtft ol Coulter ft Co't Meal flarltrt
WHEN YOU BEE
t
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ALL THE QOOD BAR
GAINS orruREi) vou
ON WATER ST., JUST
CALL DOWN ON MAIN
ST., AND SEE WHAT
YOU CAN DO i - i
I tie
FlKXiII 8 Fill CMS
AND POOPS SPEAK FOR
THEMSELVES . . . .
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