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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1901)
wtiuuututittttututmnn...4ti..i1t,lVr 4 3s MISCELLANEOUS TTT WTTWYTT T? TYV V T TTTT TTT t V V V V VI 8e the change in time-card of the N. C. O. Ky. in this issue. Whew lives the man thnt has not tried. How mirth can into lolly glide, And follr into sin I Mr. and Mm. Reoee Hawkins and S. D. H'"-k'ns to on their wtr to "Ole Virj mv'' i;ow. Xi 'botch" jobs ever turned out of Tlie Examiner job office. Call and see atopies and get prices. Miss Ana Ko'v teacher t t the Klam ath In.ii.ui schil, lu .4 ret u. ml from a visit to Washington, 1. C. All the rattle in Long Valley has been old and delivered, but Honey Lake Valley is still fairly well stocked. Eldrick Bartow and Miss l.illie Has kins, both of Klamath county, were married near Klamath Falls, January 14, 1901. Mrs. B. B. Lyon of Willow Ranch has Wen quite ill for some time past, and her condition was reported unimproved last Sunday. Mrs. Frank Ross started for Echo, this state, on Monday's Western. She g(X9 to visit her sister w ho is ill, and her stay is indefinite. Mrs. Lizzie Chrisman and little daughter Addie started for Tacotnti last 1 Venator, who will winter the bunch A private letter from Paisley informs us that the snow is two feet deep at that place. The writer, C. B. Parker, enter tains fears that it will result in heavy loss to sheepmen on the desert. At the date of writing, Jan. 10th, it was still snowing. A Ultras Flaindealer. Answers to the conundrums continue to pour into The Examiner otllce from all directions eome of them absolutely correct, other giving very good answers. The prixe has already been awarded, however, and the contest closed on the irtn tnst. wun the first correct answers to reach this ollice. Neat, mechanical work on stationery gives thecountrjr business man a standing for up-to-date methods before, his city house. A MMr job in printing sets him down several notches in the city busi ness man's estimation. Moral : lict your letterheads, billheads, envelops, cards, etc., printed at The Examiner office. II. 1.. Harkey was up from his ranch on Christmas day. He is now feeding his band of cattte, which he says came in from the sumaier ranges on Emigrant creek in gixnl condition. I-ast week he sold l.tti head, consisting of calves and yearling steers, to County Commissioner SPECIAL (Jet our other More. Monday morning via the Western. She goes to visit her sister, Mrs. A. A. Allen. J. II. li rider has leased the Valley hotel at Bieber, Lassen county, and is now behind the hotel register welcom ing guests, and lie fore the cash register taking in the dollars. Joe Ambrose was in from the desert this week, and reports the sheep weath ering the storm satisfactorily. Joe "smiled" when he learned that the out look for wool was promising. The town file bell is now in place on the tower. A big crowd gathered Saturday to w itness the "raising" process and to offer suggestions as to how it j should be done. E. I,ake did the job i well. ! near Narrows Burns News. The Record says that William Mullins of Cedarville has been buying and stall ing i n it-- a number of cattle, and on the l"th inst. he purchased 80 head from I). E. Hill. The Hill cattle have always leen reputed to 1 first-class, and us giod cattle are in demand it is probable that M r. Mullins will dispose of them when the right time conies along. The New Era is informed that John Mad leu, ex-treasurer of Mod"-, has been located for sure once more. I.ess than a ye:ir ago M iddcn "died in Chili," and his effects, consisting of his gold watch, etc., were forwarded to his sorrowing wife. John was a prominent character, both before and after ab sconding, and it is possible that his ghost is prow ling about somewhere on the face of the earth. V. L. 'Helling, iiiciiiUt of the tirm of returned last Sattir- Lee Beall has a fine display of toilet soaps. This line is his specialty and no house in Oregon can surpass him in ' these goods. You can buy these soups ' hv the Ikx or cake sit a verv low ttrio Try Beall for soaps and you w ill le satis-! ""the A Co fied. j day after an extended pleasure visit to Armouth. the "drummer," traveling 1'ortland and San Francisco. He hud for Levi Strauss a Co., was in town this i an enjoyable trip throughout, and feels week. Mr. Armouth had a display of , """' contented after his recreation, furni-huig goods, that are now in vogue , M r- Celling says San Francisco is a in the Ea.-t, but have not yet reached i -'r,'al " f"r 11 fellow to get separated the coast. j from his money, and that in his travels oiild eipial A. I. Harpold, an enterprising mer chant of Bonanza, has etabli-hed a gas plant ami all the business places of the tow n w ill be lighted by gas. This shows considerable enterprise for the little town across the line. ; The edition of the Pacific Coast Miner Containing the write-up ami halt ruts of business places in Lakeview and Goo-e Lake Valley will be issued about February 1st. The Lassen county edi tion was veiy handsome. The Portland Telegram says that Hon. 0. II. Watson of Ashland is a dark horse in the race for Cnited State Sen ator. As Mr. Watson has returned quietly to his home in Ashland, we pre sume he has withdrawn from the cot;-tet. he did not see a town that Lakeview as a money maker, many old friends on his trip. He met !r. and Mrs. Dewey have returned from Can by to Alturas.. We are in re ceipt of a post-card from the Dr. request ing his copy of The Examiner forwarded to Alturas. Ho says the I'Jeweys are lion. l. A. r.mmett, joint represent- k ative Ironi Klamath ami W asco counties in the Oregon Legislature, arrived in ' Ashland, Saturday, from his home at. New Fine Creek, (Ureal) Jan. -1 , I'M Keno, having U-eti four days breaking! tone i through the snow blockade over the ; xooo.cc I aeaoes. He came through on horse back and brought tlie first through mail since the big snowstorm. Mr. Kmmctt let t here for Salem Saturday evening. Ash land 1 idings. Mr. Emmett also represents Lake county, and will look to the interests of this section with a careful eye. The Ashland Record of the 17th int. says: "G. N. Bogue, the Paisley, Lake county stockraiser, arrived here Satur day on a visit to bis family. He started from h'Une with a wagon ami three horses ten davs before that and T State line notco. Mumps, Mumps, Mumps I Every body who can catch them lias 'em. Mrs. Ijou Reid Is quite ill with the mu nips. Miss Cor llammersley is on the sick list. Twelve cases of tho mumps in our town U the record to date. Miss Eva U'Neil is recovering slowly from a recent dangerous illness. Billy Johnson was up from Willow Ranch the first of the week on business. John Fitzgerald, stockman and politi cian, was down from Crane Creek on the lHth. Arthur Follett is under the Dr's. rare. The young man says he appears to im prove on Sunday more than any day of1 the week. Miss Lura Amick is teaching in place of her brother iexter who is enjoying siege of the mumps. 1 On the 18th inst. Rev. C. W. Ray1 mond, Methodist minister of lakeview,' ocned a series of meetings at the Beth-' el church (Cottonwood). j The town is full of revival meetings. The matter of applying (or a saloon license in this burg will rest until the excitement passes away. Bill Johnson met with a serious m cl ient a few davs ago from which hu suffered a broken arm. Fully says he Kicucii at an oiHiurate cum ami tell on the ice, hut his friends believe thai the call did some kicking, too. The friends of Frank Furrington, who had the misfortune to have a forty-ton log "roll over his entire body," ate Iml to note thai he is rapidly recoveimg, but sorry to know that he will "never be the same man he was." in. Blurton made a Hying trip to Jy Alturas Wednesday on business. Il.ur-( ton says the recent snow storm was so ' heavy in the M-mIoc town that street car traffic was comjifllcd to stop uml the Lake steamer- coming into thul port were caught in the ice, with the thermometer at - below . The latest fad in New Pine Creek is a "inoiihe hunt." The ladies cannot take part in the rabbit hunt with tlie men so they have hit upon this interest ing plan of amusement. It is unneces sary to say that the fad has U-couic Hipular and it will be amusing to on lookers when the ladies upear in the field in bloomer columns. A rabbit hunt has U-cn inaugurated in the Willow Ranch section on the same lines as the hunt we held here two weeks ago. Tlfe in. una has struck the M-opjc nil along the line. It is a pleasant innovation while ridding the .country of a big lot of pes is there is Thin n il i'r rt i sr in i n t is rtnin I al.-o considerable sport in it. And supper and pretty girls, uh, my! P. I'..I.K AM) I. N. IKX. REDUCTION SALE To close out our WINTER STOCK Speeial Ketlnelion on Dress Patterns Special Keiluclion on Ladies' Underwear Special Reduction on Hen's Clothing Special Reduction on Hen's Underwear Special Reduction on Shoes prices before you pay your money to any INew tine oreek Holler P Flouring Mills. ilnur, Br?n, Shorts, Corn meal Germea. A. M. SMITH Proprietor. . Under the new management this ) mil! is now prepared to furnish customers with the lirst ol and is puviii"; highest price for j.'rain p & Orders promptly filled. i the rl trrrif u-rrk U'titcli it. I iicucrs jr rent Zbc people. See our display of up-to-date Peach & Mc( iarrey, Lakeview , ( Iregon : 1 I seiel you three photographic scenes j which 1 caught just after the big sie.w-I storm in Yreka. You will see by tlie, pictures that it snows heavier in Yreka! I than it does in Lakeview, People in j well and enjoying the delightful winter ! in Modoc. ' Lr. M. Hater A Co. have bought all of1 Senator Flanigan's mutton sheep that are tor sale at this time about Sow in Lakeview don't know what a ieiiuine 1 as , . , . ,. I ..... , i . i snowstorm is. in l rcha snow leu to caught in the storm and compelled to . . , , , . , ; , . .. . . ! tho depth of live feet eight inches on abandon (he wagon and come through. , , ' . ,. , , , , ,, , , i the level in forty-eight hours. Snow , on horseback, ror two days, be was, , , : , , . , ... I., , .1 i , shovelers were tiaid as high as $2..0 ir ... - r'A !:,!' near starving to death on his hands, unable to get a place to feed." Reese Hawkins and wife of Lakeview arrived here last week and departed to- hour during the storm. At the present time the snow in Yreka is still over three feet on the level, und crusted ho hard that a top of it. horse funis good footing on all and shipments w ill be commem at once. This last sale about cleans up the mutton sheep in this vicinity. Reno Gazette. Wash Oljenchain, the stockman of Hprague River who is dangerously ill at lily, was somewhat worse last ,e)) ; day for Termo, on their way to lotjisj I will start back to Lakeview as soon croon, Virginia, wnere tney win visit uh tlie roads are open again, iwillro ! for a month or so. They were accom- tu; n by stage. pauit d by S. I. Hawkins of Virginia, j j read The Examiner every week. 1 who has been visiting on the Pacific am more anxious to see it than any time. Mr. Ilawkina ! other paper. There j slope for some fi.rniHil n verv favorable oninion of ' Tl... Kvurniner ilmn Ull lily ; VJ fulii Qlwl tliHll tllM HCflllHintflfiee of I ,...ru t.i u-iiu itu itirtil.,tui..iiu uiii, vriii.it uitvwi i.aiunu ilh ijiiti c, and a physician from Bonanza was call ed. Win. Finley the Rly stockman is reported better. Misfl Ktta Pashbuig, daughter of a Yreka merchant, upon returning to her room from the theater in Han Francisco on New Year's eve, found that a burg lar had been there in her absence and decamped with many of her valuables. many people here w hose best w ishes j my congratulations. follow him back to "Ole irginriy." Cedarville Record. The Examiner job department has al ways been noted for the mechanical, up-to-date job work it has turned out. No hill head, letter head, card, circular or work of any description is ever sent out of this office that is not a model of neat ness and typographic al art. Our prices n more news in a great many ua- Accept Yours truly, (ikohok Hun, Yreka, Jan. 18, l!KJl. The photo scenes referred to can be seen at The Examiner oflicc. They are very interesting, and show that "Old Yreka" is not the home of the orange and lemon. En.l 1 . (.1 .I...I KlUI . ..fit,-, Ullll . . n gom wuiuii ai.o v..a..., T ... v.,... , (JW RJ worR an(J , , na. other jewelry were taken. ! terial will justify. With new lines of Jay Harrison, who about a year ago j up-to-date type and a superior quality canvassed Goose Lake and other portions of stationery The Examiner job depart of Lake county for subscriptions to a ment stands prepared to do far the best brand book, that never made its appear- i work in Lake county, and at as low ance, has at last been heard from. ! price as tho same can be had in this Harrison says he will refund the money, ' country. If you know a good piece of in the data he bad collected for the! work when you see it compare oura book was destroyed in the late fire at ! with the work of any other in (South Kusanviile. I eastern Oregon. Woodmen, Attention. The meeting nights of Lakeview Camp, 62i, W. O. V., have lieen chang ed from the first and third Wednesday evenings to the second and fourth Wednesday evenings of each month. The Ladles' Aid Wants Work. The Ladies' Aid of Lakeview are de sirous ol getting work to do again, ami, anybody having work they want done by tho Aid, will please see the Presi dent, Mrg. W. V, Ileryford. Complete line of Jewelry THE MONOGRAM 5 XOIT KB ALL THE 0001) BAR GAINS OFPERED YOU ON WATER 5T., JUST CALL DOWN ON MAIN ST., AND SEE WHAT YOU CAN DO 1 i Fillip's FlildEB 8 AND GOODS SPEAK 1-OR THEMSELVES . . . . I I'