Xnltc County Ejramlncr
TIIUIHIiAY, AIMUHT 4, 110.
BRIEF MENTION
Fresh ssHionaule fruit at the KroeC
Manual Hatidars U In town on
huslnais trip.
Francis VitIIiik cuius In town
Tues lay from Horned; Valley,
Jack Connors has nci r itl a post
lion as tiartender itt the l'slst-a sa
luoti. (lo. .1 itimtrt Iml left yritcriliiy fui
NhaHhi H'MtiK fur II tMOIitli'N miv
t ion.
). T. MrKendree hnx ln-nti In town
till we i'k looUntf lifter his hiislnenH
lutri'Mln.
Hatter I). ( 'ii ii ii (i ii U over fiom
Cciliirvllln hint Mill ruliiil.ly ionium
sound lnnv
CliurlUi Huiry Imh ri'luniml fnun
Clii'V Hiiciili, wlicm Im Iiiih I rfll fur u
itk's online.
Mm. M. W hrf mi mill mm l ft for , I )ihl'iiii
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'Mil' hoard
C. L. Hhlra Uftfor Ashland Tues
day, where he expects to shor tbe
hoys bow to ride a float, ba having
made application to Jjln I ha Plica.
Tha Hrewery Haloon la barlog a
latga sign painted on tha south side of
thnlr store. The work la In oharga of
tha Litka?lw Dsnnratlre Company.
J. L. Wheeler la up from fiat.
I) io on a Imstnasi trip, lie hss a
riestrt claim nn the Wet Hide Just ba
low lry Creek, which be la Improv
ing. Ira (larratt la now working mm
tesmrter for McCntil and eons during
tin elmiuire iif liirtfn McCoul, who
In on few days outing at Critter
Luke.
CliHillo MnCarthy, linrtend-r lit
l'lv nn'a, Imd tf io in Intoi t uiio to iircnk
h Moodvi'iHol in hlrt eyn IimI week.
I I tin Injury, however, wiik not m tier-
Ion onn.
Among Dm slnu-p iiihii In town dur
ing tint niht Meek wefn lolin Cm 1 1 -hull,
Ihive Killer, Cmi Curtlii, Tedy
Murphy, John I'roniu and Charles
in ;. ii t ti K
Meillnid 'lui'Miliij to enjoy
vImII tftlt'i relnllveH.
Tiiiir. II. Hut 1 1 Ii, of tlxi C. H, Miihci
wool Iniyliu linn, miih In Lakeview
the llrttt iif the Milk
Mr. Johnny Simmon will leiire
Haturdny for Crt "swell uu a visit Jtu
relntivi m Hirl fi Inula.
Tom ('iirrmi Iihm art'eided a ionl
tlnn ht Ij. Ii. A L. (!o.a saw mill. He
loft Hominy morning.
litpe enily harvest apides are now
lu ninrnet, ai wrll as numerous a
rletlea of green applet.
Tha Koouomy atore now aporta a
liaodHome new algn, the work of the
, Lakerie Decorative Co.
C. M. Faulkner oanie over from
Cedorvllle last week to do so me sur
veying out on Honey Creek.
l'hll Uarry returned to bla home
at liuano Valley Wednesday after
hating sold IiIh wool to Frank I.
Dick J. Wilcox la building a bunga
low on blf property imrndlstely bouth
of t)in residence on Went utreet.
The Altar Koolety met hint at the
home of Mr. Jsiiioh McHhnne, where
they were leeautly entertained.
Mr. ninl Mr. J. F. IlHtisen and
children eere up frrm the rnllrond
Saturday, remalulug over Kunday.
Miimiii Mildred and Katie Kehert
urn spending a few day h with a In rue
camping purty ui the Chewiiiifiin.
Waltr Kite, J I in in le Judge and
llert Snider left Wednesday morning
for n few diiyn outing on l)erp Creek
There have hern 'JH'.i minlur'a mid
'J.' Ill honti-r's liceui n i-Hiiinl l.y the
County Clerk 1'iiyne IIiiih litr diillnu'
l'.Mil.
The Si.iii.lai il ( il i 'ii I- putting In
tiiikH ui KI.Lin.illi I .illrt, ninl w
liinUe It u iliwt rlbul t t I ii t. f r that
noi'tiiiu.
Urx. T.C. Itlair mid eon and Mrs.
AI Furrow arrived from i'orlluud
Tuetnliiy evening on their way to
l'ulnluy.
Mm. llertha May A 1 ford and Frank
ii. Carrio-i, both or Flush, were unit
ed la marriage by Judge ii. Daly
Katiirduy.
ifon. K. A. iiallinger, secretary of
the Interior baa been la Klamatb
tbia week Inventlgatlog the reclama
tion project.
The aoaking rain we bad last week
Improved the proepeute of tha grain
crop In thla aectlon aaya tbe Silver
Lake Leader.
Howard L. Kirk, wbo baa been
working tor tbe Warner Lake Irriga
tion Company for lomt time past la
baok In towo.
The buokleberry crop la Klamath
la aald to be much larger than uaual
thin year, and la already rlpenlog on
the lower lunds.
Mr. and Mra. J. N. Watson and Mr.
and Mia. W. H. Bernard and child
ren are enjoying camp life on tbe
Little Cbewanuoan.
Tbe flrat Saturday afternoon aale
of the Women 'a Uulld was highly
euooeseful, everything finding ready
aula at good prloea.
Den Delaney left Friday morning
for Alturaa, wheie ba Is to be em
ployed by tbe Hansen outfit on tbe
N. C. O. extension,
C, c-,MleD(r tM rttarnvd, Urn
very piesant trip aiong C-regon's sea
coast. lie visited Tillamook, Coos
hay and other points,
Mr. and Mm. 3. 0. Anten and Mf.
and Mrs. M. S. Dames have return
ed from their camping trip on tbe
north fork of tbe Bprague.
blok Qunilan, a former sneeipman
of thla locality, has returned to
Lakevlev arter a long visit to bis
home In NeWmarket, Ireland.
Dr. Dlglow, of tbe Lakevlew Devel
opment Co., of tbla plaoe, will speak
In the Motbodiut Church uoxt Sab
bbth, both morning and evening.
There Is au active deumud tor fut
atook of all kluds, and the prices of
ered niulce the averafje Biookman feel
pleuHud wilh the woiKl In general.
Mr. and win. 1'. W. i uyue are back
from au outing on Chewuucau. They
were uiembtrs of tbe tiuruum-1'uxtou
party, all of. whom have returned.
Hldeniilk on the north
hIiIii of IlietierH etnre whh torn updiir
iliU Mill pHHl Meek lit order t lint nee-
i cHnry rrpiiirH might he miide to
tint water flume.
Ii. F. Creeii, aged 71, died at War
n T Lake July 21, after n long lllnesii
i ie mill i"ed a stroke of paralyila a
it ti nn t three yems huo, from which he
never recovered.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dodson and
children, accompanied by F. A.
I'ltr put rick, pHl l Fort Klamath
a vldlt lait week, making the trip In
their new FJI.K.
The time of arrival of tbe train at
Klamatb Falls la to he changed to
H c 'clock, thus permitting connec
tion lelng made at Weed of paeeen
gera from Portland.
,.C. V. L. Deeoe, who went to San
Francisco to undergo an operation
fur appendicitis, returned lant night,
and is about recovered from the eflect
of the operation.
Several proprietors of soft drink
mtalliMhments at Klamatb Falls were
Indicted lant week for Tlolatng the
IochI option lna auu their trials are
belug held thla week.
M Im Lena Hampton and Chas. F
(irltten, of 1'aialey, wtire n.arrled In
this city 'i'ueU'lav, Judge H. Daly
ottlciatlug. They are well knowa
young people of Paisley.
Word has been received from Dan
lii'tnU that hia mother died at her
lioine in Worcester, Mhkh. hefore he
reiiched there. Mr. Keliiis is expect
td luck in u few ilityh.
Iin. 1;ih.-i, wiin Ijhh oitriited the
t y pi iel I li.g iniichlnu iu ttiu K.ainiuer
iillictt tluring the piiht rear, Iiiih rcelii
e l 1 1 1 n ptiHitluii iin.l u ill hiioii leave for
Citiltiiu in wheie he will el inly law,
A ramping party conitibting ut Mrs.
McSlmne, l.aurii Knelling, Mnrle Mo-
Sliiuie and Mike liarry left for Mud
Creek Saturday emoruiug. Ther ex
pent to be absent for a week or so.
Mrs. W. II. Massing!!! and daugh
ter arrived this week from San Delgo
and will spend several weeks wltb
relatives and old time frienda, and
Inaidently look after W. II. himself.
Mrs. E. L. Orton, wbo baa been
vlstlag ber son, Hon. A W. Orton
la tbls city for tbe last montb or so,
left Saturday morning for Klamatb
Falls, en route for ber home at Port
land. In nmkiiiff an nrri st of Walter Pe
ranum, ii drunkeu Indian, at Susan
ville the other diiy Deputy Sheriff
Chun. Icvltt wan shot In the log.
I"vitt returned the fire killing tbe
Indian.
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Storkman
wbo have been vlstlng relatives and
friends In Lakevlew during tbe past
several weeks, started tbls morning
on tbelr return to tbelr home near
Prlnevl'le.
Fred Alexander, a aotorious char
acter of Klamath Falls, was shot and
killed by Geortfe Welch last week.
Welch claims that Alexander was at
tacking him with a pitchfork, when
he shot hlui.
Leo Hazel paid a visit to tbe Iloag
mining district Sunday to look after
bis iu teres t there lie states that
much development work la now un
der way tb?r? in the camp, about
w uieu uro ugiti rui)iuju(
Mr. and Mrs. fl. S. Mltohsll, of
Ashland, were guests at tbe Hotel
Lakevlsw for several dayt during
the past week. Mr. Mitchell la a well
knOwh cattle btayer and is also engag
ed in the butoberlng business.
Mrs. J. Chas. Smith, has returned
from Ohloago, where she purchased
a choice selection of the very latest
creations In tbe millinery world,
which will soon be offered to tb la
dies of Lakevlew and vloinity.
Numerous fires have been reported
throughout tbe Fremont Forest dur
ing the past mouth, but thus far Sup
ervisor Ingram, together with his
foroe of rangers aud guards, have pre
vented any serious Iuhs of timber.
Mr. and Mrs. MoNab, Mrs. Wells
Win. Nixon and Jim lliggeus left
Suuday morning for Porouplne Creek
where tbey are to have a few days
outing. The party expect to bring
tele,
b' lei
Mr.
Illlrl
some big game back to town wltb
them.
O.K. Oliver was over Torn Plo-h
during tbe pant weak and received
a bearly greeting from bis many
Lakevlew friends. He Is proving to
be a general bandy rnao at bis nsw
borne, and bis services are always in
demand.
Limit, and Mrs. Andy MoCalleo,
wh i have spent the paat several wk
'n Lakevlew, started for, their home
at Ashland Tuesday. Mr McCallen
will accompany hi company to the
Army Kncampiiii-iit at American Lake
next week.
Died, at the F.uihoily miwmlil near
Silver Lake. July '2. of cholera In
finitum, Infant child of Mr. aud Mrs.
Alex fireeri. The, little one was only
nIioii'. live ;relH of h(.'c, and was ill a
week when dentli ciiiiih to relieve it
of It's hull erlnuH.
Mmiauer Cnni'ey of the local
phone com pan v has returned
it weeks iilmpiicn in Purtlmid.
('Miicey, who accompanied bsr
timid on the trip, topped over at her
lion, e In Oreu'ii City where ahe will
remain fur u aliort vIhU.
"Cap" llrnwn, vn'tiero and cow
puiirlier lor Light A Harrow, met
I'll an accident lent Friday when
the home he was rising tiuckcd and
threw him "Cap" was dragged
along the ground for some dUtance,
hut nut seriouhly Injured.
Mrs. F. M. Miller and sous Vinton
and Hohart , will leave for California
next Monday. The boys will attend
Mt. Tamalplas Military Academy
during the coming school year and
Mrs. Miller will look after ibem.
They will make tbe trip by auto.
Hums News: Mrs Win. Uowan and
her two toys arrived tbe first of
the week aud will visit wltb Hums
relatives for a time. They have been
living at Fargo, N. Dak., but Mr.
Cowan was recently appointed clerk
at the Vale Land ofllce and tbey will
make that their borne.
Tbe open seaHOn in Cillfornin for
deer begins July 15 auu In Oregon
August 1. Hence if a person kills a
deer iu California July 1 and brings
it luto Oregon August 1 it would
appear that tbe law is violated. That
Is tbe fate that is said to have be
fallen a six-point buck.
The local land olllce did a genuine
"land oHIcb business" on Monday of
this week. Fiftytwo applications
were received upon which tha fees
amounted to ?70S. The 'rush was
caiifed by the restoration to entry
from the Irrigation i'rojtct of some
of the valuable tiuiher lunds ami
hotuettU'nds lu Klamath County.
Davy Joiiex, tins sheep man, proved
hluiHt'lf to he quite a vaiuern lu.-t
Saturday moruing when coming lu
from Joe .iu!rosu's Ktiuiriiig plant.
Dave's horse balked ou the way iu
aud it was ouly by following It up
with a tiuggy, lu which were some
expert horse persuaders, and deli
cate horsemanship on tbe rider's part
that Lakeview was finally raeched.
W. Lair Thompson returned tbls
week from tbe Willamette, where be
baa been visiting friend, polltioal
and otberwlte during tbe past month;
As tbe readers of tbe Examiner know
Mr, Thompson received tbe Repub
lican Assembly nominatloo as oandi
ate for repiesentatlve of the dis
trict and it might be added that he
wears tbe honor wltb grace and dig
nity. Charles Saddler and wife and Law
rence Frey, of Reno, Nev., came In
last week in a Dorri automobile and
registered at Motel Lakevlew. Mr.
Saddler la proprietor of the Grand
hotel and a member of the city council
of Reno, and on the back of hie ma
chine has a large sign which reads:
"Stop at the Grand hotel when in
Rene, Nev," They are en route to
tbe Rogue River valley and making a
tour of the country for pleasure.
time.
F. II. Green has been sent ont to
take charge of the aheap awaiting
developments. Tbe tr o'ls is sop
possed to have been caused tbrongb
some tecblncaillty, rather than an
attempt to derfaud Mr. Eiler, as tbe
person handling tbe deal was Dasoo
and not familiar wltb such transactions.
Surveyor Still In the f ield
I M. D. IWIUIaois who was op from
j Davis Creek this week with a load
i of frlut, reports N. C. O. Riilrond
surveyors at work In ins vicinity.
While nothing definite was learned
of their plans, yet Mr. Williams Is
of the opinion that it is extrem ly
probable hat the line will he built
to the lower end of the lake thla
yesr, or at least before operation
are stmpended for the wiuter. The
end of the present contract is said
to be at a point where it it would not
be prac.tial to establish a permanent
htatlon or at I'-utt one that woul ' he
easy of access for any conHiderable
amount of huMinenH.
On which side of the Lake the
road will come la still a mooted ques
tion, Mr. Williams being of the opin
ion that It will come up tin east side,
although he makes no claim whatever
of having any direct information
on the subject.
The Economy Store
We have a new line of
ART LEATHER BELTS
at 70 cents to $1.00
According to Width and Workmanship
Our new Kne of Men's Purses are of
Extra Value from 20 cts to 7CP cts
We have a Complete Line of
GROGERES
and we can Save You Money on them
Phil. S. Cummins & Co.
Lakeview - - Oregon
Don't forget that we carry In stock
tor sale all kinds of iron, bol's and
Many freight teams loaded with
wool are beginning to pass through
chniiif. thimble skeins and iron ana j town enroute for tbe railroad at Al
steel axles Arzner Bros. tf 'tnras.
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The Home of Good Values
Our Spring stock of Ladies' and Gent's furnishings
are complete in every respect. We especially call
your attention to our line of Ladies' Ideal shirt
waists, and our famous Ideal hirts for Men.
Hanan Shoes Stetson Hats
After Mules
J. F. Hansen, of tbe Hansen Con
struction Company, now building
I be extension of the N. O. O. Ry.
Into Goose Lake valley, was op from
tbe scene of opperationt Saturday.
He reports tbe worn progressing
satisfactorily, although he desires to
put more teams to work, and to that
end purchased four mules from W.
W. H&rvey.
Stonecutters AVantetl
As soon aa the neoessary foroe 'of
stone cutters and masons oan be se
cured work will oommenoe on the
foundation and basement for tha new
High Sohool building. The exoava
ing has been completed and rock la
now being delivered upon tbe ground.
' Any competent cutter or mason de
siring work Bbould apply to the
Sohool board.
Prolmbly nn Frror
Dave Edler some time sluoe sold to
the John Areudel Co. about XiCO head
of sheep, reoetvlng in payment two
checks, one for 91000 and the other
for some iYlOOO or If 1 5000. The first
check was promptly paid nnd tbe
other returand, marked "no funds.'
Tbe sheep were started for Wlnne
muoa about July 20 and should be
bout Summit Lake at tbe present
Bailey & Massing.!!.
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Time F-lies
and with it YOUR opportunity for making an investment in
Fruit Land Property,
proven not a supposition nor a gamble
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showing location, railroad surveys and
rights of way, reservoir, main ditches, etc.
BUILDING TODAY TO
The Davis Creek Orchard Tracts, one of the surest,
safest investments of the West. Remember no crop
failures due to too much or too little rain, no malaria,
no any thing that makes farming a fight, but every
thing to make gardening a pleasure and a'profit.
Altitude 4790 feet, air dry, crisp, health-giving and
invigorating; scenery magnificent; life as nearly ideal
as one can ask for this side of Kingdom Come. And
you own YOUR OWN WATER SYSTEM. All the
lands of the reservoir, the dam, ditches, and all im
provements, are deeded direct to buyers of the tracts.
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LAKEVIEW, LAKE COUNTY", OREGON, JUNE 9, 1910
N.C.0.T0BUILDAT0NCE
Binds Itself to Reach Goose Lake Val
ley During the Present Summer
SECURES RIGHT OF WAY THROUGH CANYON
O. V. L. Co. Held Key to Situation and Insisted
Road Should Build Immediately, Which
Requirement Was Agreed to
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Note the above news item from the Lake County Examiner under date of June M
9. 1910. For full particulars, price, fac-similie letters from neighboring farmers 1 1
as to what they produce on iu ana -'ti acres joining our lanu, write louuy,
now, ask, it may be the means of starting you right, getting a support for
yourself and family when times are hard and the salary check don't show up
regular. Be independent, produce ynir own livelihood, on a fruit or truck farm
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