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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1901)
LAKE COUNTY EXAHINHR LAKEVIEW, OREGON. AUG. 8, 1901. V V V V V V THE TWENTIETH CENTURY v v v v v v V All kinds of News Notes Taken on The Fly By an Examiner Representative V V V V V V W. O. W. I'icnie Saturday. J. T. Newuun came over from lily Monday. J. H. Samuel, an optician of lierkley, Cal., is here. C. C. Lofftns and w ifo were over from Crane I-ake Saturday. A. J. Hall ol Susanville was registered at Hotel I.akeview Saturday. Weatlier items are more numerous these days than any other kind. H. A. HratUin of Chewaucan was do ing business in Lakeview Saturday. H. W. Manning and J. J. Santos ar rived here from Sacramento Sunday. Jav liarton is mixologist at the Hotel Ijikeview bar during Will Steel's ab sen -e. Michael 1 Harry came over from Warner Saturday to make a sale of his sheep. W. K. Barry sold to A. J. Hall 3,700 head of sheep Monday, at $3, and f 1.75 for lambs. Don't forget to take your dinner w hen you go up iVaduian canyon to the pic nic Saturday. May all your troubles end in smoke hy suiokiiig one of Ahlstroin Bros. K!. Belmont cigars. 31 H. Schruinck and wife returned Mon day from an outing on the head of Sprague River. If you can't get a suit of clothes to fit you go to The Monogram, they have the best assortment in town. 31 Mrs. Frank Cannon came up from New Pine Creek Sunday w ith her little eon to be treated for catarrh. Fruit and vegetables of all kinds at Whorton's. Only cash taken in ex change for produce. 31 G. W. Stevens, the drummer came down through the north part of the county last Thursday. T. E. Bernard and family returned from the Chewaucan fishing grounds last Monday, and report a fine time. You can get most pny kind of a glove yon want at The Monogram. Lend your self a helping hand and buy a pair. 31 A. Bieber purchased a safe from W. A. Wilshire and had it moved from the latter's office to Bieber's store Monday. Mrs. Joseph Coleman arrived here Saturday from Kansas, to join her hus band. This is her first visit to Lakeview. Walter Sherlock and wife, Rob',. Har tin and wife and Dolpheus Schminck and wife 6 tar ted yesterday for Pelican hay. W. Z. Moss purchased 40 head of gild ings from Geo. Reed last Monday. Moss does not want horses smaller than 15 lunds. W. F. Pitts, a P. & B. roofing agent, and R. O. Rami y a Chicago picture man, were registered at Hotel Lakeview Saturday. Walter D. Sharp, the cigar marker received his supply of tobb-ico Monday, and now can be seen making the Hava na's in the postoftice window . Miss Pearl Burrus came down from Paisley one day last week and has been clerking at Geo. H. Ay res A Co.'s store during A. H. Hanimersley's absence. W. Z. Moss returned from Amedee Saturday, where he took a bunch of horses to sell. He disposed of most of them at a fair figure, and is now buying se more, R. M. Richardson, representing H. S. Crocker Co., Sacramento, and A. G. Ktoll, representing Main & .Winchester, San Francisco, were in Lakeview Fri day and Saturday. Frank P. Lane and wife, Will Steel and wife and Mrs. V. L. Snelling and two daughters started for the Little Chewaucan fishing resort yesterday, to be gone two or three weeks. W. I). Imke of the Chewaucan Land 5: Cattle Co., accompanied by Mrs. W. T. Taylor and two children, came down from Chewautan Saturday. They de parted for San Francisco next day. Much time is being occupied in the Klamath county contest cases before the land ollice. The lirst case cine to a terminus, the taking of evidence l aving occupied most of thetime. A party consisting of Mrs. John ()' Neil, Mrs. Koonse, son and daughter andMisH Mulkey of New Pine Creek, and John Aviragnete of this place, start ed for Crater Lake last Monday. They expect to visit Uoguu River valley be fore they return. V V V V V V Chas. I.ohrngel came over from Camas yesterday. Frank Lane returned from Bums last Thursday. Frank Stewart and Miss Nellie Ivory were married in Alturas July "7th. Is I.ake county going to have a fair? If so it is about time to think alniut it. Frank Smith, the tonsorial artist will treat vou right and do vour work up-to-date." " Sl-tf J. Frankl left Sunday morning for San Francisco. He expects to return again this fall. S. R. Wright, of Klamath county has loen discharged from the list of Forest Rangers. Fred I. Kuhnle ii in from the Crook ed Creek saw mil! having some dental work done. Qaite a nnniler of race horses are al ready in trainiu in Alturas for the coming fair. Lon Shedd of Davis Creek while cut ting wool w hacked his thumb off near the first joint. Richer Guarantees the Ct aud work manship of every suit lie sells, you are taking no chances if you get your clothes at Bieber's. ' 31 Mrs. Ben iAxhman, formerly of Ft. Bid well, died at a Sau Francisco hospi tal two weeks ago. Charles and Asmus Tonningen and the former's family returned Sunday from a week's outing. Mrs. Annie Lee (nee Scammon) was married to John C. Sharp of Cedarville, on July 2Sth, at Alturas. Barney Grumao is stopping at the Grimes hot springs for a week or so to cure up his rheumatism. A petition has been filed in Klamath county for the establishment of a high school at Klamath Falls. "During the editor of the Rustler's absence Tom Cloud, w ill take his place and w ield the stubborn quill." Bieler's Fall Samples for good tailor ing have arrived. They are just what every good Dresser wants this season It costs nothing to look them over. 31 New ton "ratt, an old settler of Klam ath county, died at Keno on Tuesday of last week at the age of 70 years. He leaves a wife, and two daughters, Mrs. Henry Stout and Mrs. Sam Padgett. Mrs. Hall, rieice of Mrs. L. A. Blair, and her daughter, and Miss Mcpherson, arrived here on a visit last Saturday. Th ladies came from Iowa to San Fran- cisc with the F.pworth Leaguers and had a very pleasant trip. The Handley A Clendenen plaining mill is quite busy these days turning out all kinds of dressed lumber, mould ing, etc., and the continued hum keeps people from going to sleep during the warm and q.:iet days. Cigar dealers now have an opportuni ty to take advantage of the services of an experienced cigar maker, who makes the c'.gars leforeyoiir eyes out of imirt ed Havana tobaccos. Give home indus try a trial. 31 The continued warm weather was broken for a few minutes Monday after noon when a thunder shower came up and cooled off the atmosphere by de positing one-twelfth of an inch of mois ture upon mcther earth. While learning to ride a bicycle Miss McPherson had the misfortune to tall. It was not discovered until the next morning that she had fractured a rib. The b;oken member having been set the lady is getting slong nicely. Through rates to San Francisco have been established over the Southern Stage Line via Termo and Reno. Fare to San Francisco 125.50, to Sacramento 21.00. Tickets are for sale by A. Bieber-Agent for Southern Stage Co. 31 Beef buyers are notifying cattle men that leef cattle w ill not be so high this year as lat and that the price this year will be 5 and cents, while many of them will hold for and 7 cents, the same price as they received last year. (ieo. Fitzgerald was in town w ith his father Saturday and informed an Ex aminer reporter that they were prepar ing to move to Lake county, California for the winter. George lias not been well since last fall and he thinks the change will do him good. George and Frank Reed are dividing up their late brother's estate with their mother and sister of 1 reka, ana are go ing into the sheep business on their own Ul'l'llltlll. Thev will retain the Reed I property in Lakeview, and will lease the lands in Lhewaucan vauey. TEXT BOOKS ADOPTED. What Kind and The Price of Each. The hooks adopted by the Oregon text iHNik commission together with the names of the publishers, the exchange pri :e, introductory aud retail price aro given here: Arithnietie-Wcntworth's, two Istok (published by Ginn A Co.); exchange, 3tl cents: retail aud introductory, 70 cents. Geography Fry's, two liooks ((iiun's) ; exchange, SO cents ; retail aud introduc tory. 1. NO. SH'llers Reed's Word Lessons (Mayard, Merrill A Co); exehange, 10 cents; retail and introductory, l"-' cents. l'rimer-Whctder's (W II Wheeler A Co) ; exchange, 1ft cents; retail mid in troductory, 30. Readers Cyr's, the t HKtk, (t 1 inn's ) ; exchange, 1.05; retail and introductory 12.05. Language a:id Grammar Reed' and Kellocg's (Mayard, Merrill A Co) ; ex change, tW cents; retail and introduc tory, 1 1.35. j Mental Arithmetic Brook's (Chris-, topher Sauer A Co) ; now in use in Ore- , gon ; retail juice, 30 cents. j Writing A F NcwJaud and R K i Row's Natural system of Vetrlical writ-1 ing DC Heath A Co); eight luniks, li 1 cenU each. I I'nited States History, Elementary Thomas' half leather D C Hei.th t Co); exchange, 30 cents; retail and introduc tory, tW cents. United State History, Advanced Thomas' half leather DC Heath iv. Co); exchange, 50 cents; retail and introduc tory, l . Mr. Scott voted for Mac Master's Ele mentary History, the only different e recorded. Physiology and Hygiene- Stowell's "A Healthy Body" and MowcUVTriin er of Health." Music "Normal music course." Draw ing Thompson's "New Short Course" and Thompson's "Graded School Course," D C Heath A Co. J. Totld Bonner, tax collector of Mo doc county, wa in Lakeview on busi ness (?) Int Saturday. Todd is a Lake county I toy and there still seem to lie mine attraction for him in this vicinity. Sunday was the hottest day ever ex jieriencetl in Ijikeview. The Govern ment thermometer at this ollice icgis tered 101 in the shade, just 4 tlegrees iiotter than it was the day tietore. This unusual heat was occasioned by a rain storm that was headed this way, but give out lie fore reaching us. There was not a breath of air stirring. Six wagon loads of wtsd frcm Lake view, Oregon, were unloaded at the steamboat landing Monday, says the Red Bluff News. Altogether there were 100 bales ami their average weight was about 312 iunds. The wool was weighed before starting from Oregon ami again here on its receipt and it was found there was a bhrinkagt) of from seven to ten pounds ht bale, by exisure to the dry air on the trip down. The wool will be sbipjietl tier steamer to San Francisco. We were informed the other evening. says the Cedarville Record, that in a secluded pasture at the north end of Warner valley were twelve horses with a spot on each one of them, on the thigh, about the size of a man's two hands from which the skin hail been entirely removed. It is thought that the horses had leen stolen and the brand removed in that manner and the horBes turned in this remote place until the mutilated narts had heated. Evidently there is work ahead for the Oregon oflicers. The creamery of this place is doing a flourishing business, says the New Era, and is turning out a large quantity of fine butter and cheese. Mutter is made two days every week, anil on the other days cheese is manufactured. The quan tity of cheese turned out per day is 250 pounds, and 100 pounds of butter is made in one day. The home market is sufficient fir all the products of the creamery, which makes it more profi table than to send it to a foreign market, as the freight is saved in this way. An exchange prints the following marriage ceremony, which was said by a Tennessee . squire a short time ago; "Wilt thou take her for thy parti; for better or worse; to have, to hold, to fondly guard till hauled off in a hearse? Wilt thou let tier have tier way ; consult her many wishes, make the fire every day and help her wash her dishes? Wilt thou support ami comfort her father, mother, Aunt Jemima, Uncle John ami three sisters and a brother?" His face grew pale and blank ; it was too late to jilt, as through the flour ho bank, , he weekly said, "1 wilt," ALL PAY CASH HERE ALL SAVE MONEY H ERE:- This is the time of yeai when the opportunity for money saving is at hand. Ilielier's Store oilers the opportunity. It's the jjrowinjj store that will ami can make it an ohjeet for your coining to it. The cash luiyer always has the advantage over the lonjj standing eretlit aeeount. Ilielier's store jjives you the benefit of CASH BUYING AND CASH SELLING PRICES It is to your individual interest to liny your jjoods at Hielier's. Think of jjettiiitf 5 gallon Kejj of ! I'iekles, full measure-") allons-for $1.7f Cash. Money Savers Are Honey Tinkers: OjD GO q pVV yw, NEW lINI: CKI:I:K t Is r ; t j ' i 1 1 - forging nhi-iiil and Kollt tt nii'l An. u k. tin? Men hunts lire trotting along at t!ie lo ad id' t lie procession. J A PINE NEW STOCK lias already ! n n t eiveil ami inure new goods nre arriving at otir More all the tune AMONG OTHER THINGS We have evt ything desirous ill tin (Jroerry Line. A sjiiiial line of UentH Fancy Shirts. An elegant line of Candies. Cigars ami TnlmccuH. Watch for ntir Dry Omnia Display. mi I.P.TT & AMICK THE PttTON WHELt. PELTON WATER WHEEL Is known the world over lis affording the most simple, re liable and economical siwer lor all porse. Ten Thousand W heel. 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