Lake County Examiner
Official Paper of Lake County, Oregon
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
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Snlwnmn to tha Eiaatlnvr who rmor
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Lakeview, OreRon, Tfcurwdaj, August 101 1
Additional Briefs
J. S. Boydstun, of the West Side,
was one of Monday's visitors in town.
School boy wants to work for family
between school hours, apply EH Res
taurant. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fox. of the
West Side, were among Saturday's
visitors.
Simon Juanto, the sheepman, went
down to Davis Creek this morning on
a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Riddels were
up from the 'N.-C.-0. construction
camp Tuesday.
Mrs. Eph Miller went out to Warner
yesterday to spend a week with her
fattier. W. Z. Moss.
W. Lair Thompson will go up to Sil
ver Lake the latter part ot the week
on legal business.
Miss Mabel Millard, of the Mud
Creek stage station, was in town the
forepart of the week.
Among the sheep men in town dur
ing the week were Simon Juanto. Tat
Barry and Jack A hern.
Mrs. C. C. Lotftjs. with daughter
Gladys, were in from Crane Lake the
earlier part of tne week.
. Mrs. Sam McKee was a visitor to
New Pii e Creek tne lattet part of last
week.' returning Sunday.
If you hiren't got the camping fev
er thus far. you'd better get in line.
It's the fashion just now.
Charlie Wallace has accepted a
position hs bartender at Lane's saloon,
and is now on the job.
Mrs. W. S. Wible and daughter.
Miss Mrytle. of Plush were guests at
Hotel Lakeview this week.
Dan Cnandler, the well known Drews
Valley rancher, was in town during
the week for a few days visit.
Rev. M. T. Wire ani T. H. Cloud are
in search of venison and fish on the
headwaters of the Chewaucan.
Repairs are being made to the roof
of the Post & King building in the way
of putting on new tar paper, etc.
H. L. Chandler, proprietor of the
northern staa;e route, was in town the
forepart of the week on business.
Several of our local people attended
the SaturJay night dance at New Pine
Creek and all report an excellent time.
C. Henkel Saturday left for Portland
and other points in the northern part
of the state to enjoy his summer vaca
tion. Elmer McCulley was up from his
ranch during the week and spent
ijfew days locally on matters of busi
ness. Murray Heard, who has been spend
ing a few days on a hunting trip in the
Warner country. Tuesday returned to
town.
Miss Ida Howard, of Drews Valley,
u now spending a few days here on a
visit with her sister Mrs. Charles
Arthur.
11. K. Hi-nderaon. a prominent sur
veyor ami rancher of the Silver Lake
country. M-m lay arrived in town for a
hhurt viMt.
Byr'in 'Jrave.-. who has been employ
eJ utPa-tni. laah'j. for some months
pjit. Sun 1 iv returned here for a visit
with his folk.
If y J J 'f...t fresh fruit, potatoes,
cabbage, turnips or anything in that
line sec J. P. Duckworth's advertise
ment in another column.
Mr. ar.d Mrs. John McAulli fe return
ed the fv.-e'jcrt of the week 'from the
Lolftus rc h at Crane Lake, where
they enjoyed a few dajs outing.
Mr. and Mrs. FJliion Woodcock, with
children, Wednesday morning left for
California points on a vacation trip.
They expect to be gone several weeks.
C H. P. Enj;ist this morning left
for his home at Santa Hosa, Cal.,
after spending several weeks looking
after his business interests here
abouts.
Mrs. F. M. Miller, accompanied by
her sons Vinton and Hobart, Monday
morning, started for Herkeley. Cal
ifornia, where the boys will enter
achool. ''
VThe O.E.S. Needle Club will meet
atjthe home of Mrs. M.'Magilton on
FridayrAugust"4. The author for the
afternoon" will be James" Whitcomb
kTleyi
,Mra." W. D. Tracy, who a couple of
weeks ago' inadvertently put carbolic
acid inher eye. is gradually recovering
f ronf the effects of -the accident, an d
itis nowquite certain that the sight of
the eye is not destroyed.
Miss Myrtle Stone, who has been
employed at the Miller residence for
sometime PU Tuesday morning, left
for Valley Falls, where she will join
ber folks.
Lost Women of Woodcraft gold pin,
with name Agnes engraved, between
Mrs. Tracy's residence and Thornton's
Drug t-tore. Return to Mrs. G. L.
Holbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Dodson started
last week via auto on a visit to San
Francisco and points farther south.
They expect to be gone for three or
four weeks.
D. P. Malloy ami his mechanician,
Frank Gunther, and G. B. Whorton
and Malloy Whorton went up to Silver
Lake Saturday on a pleasure trip,
returning Sunday.
Misses Mildred Rehart and Lola
Barry, who are spending a short vaca
tion at the Rehart ranch south of
Crooked Creek, last week came into
town for various supplies.
Supervisor Brown, of the Forest
Service. Friday returned from Paisley
and the surroundirg country, where
he spent several dayt- on business con
nected with his department
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lair Thompson and
Baby Alice and Mrs. Maude Braley
will leave next week on a pleasure trip
to Shovel Creek. Cal.. and on their
return will visit Crater Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ahlstrom. this
morning left for Klamath Falls, from
which point Mrs. A. and the children
will proceed on a visit to relatives and
friends in Rogue River Valley.
J. J. Hewitt, manager of the Hewitt
Land company, is a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. McKendree. While herel
he is looking over the large holdings
of his company on the West Side.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Langslet have
rented the Colorado house, where Mr.
Langslet will conduct his tailoring
business as well as renting the rooms
in the upper part of the building.
Mrs. William Gunther. accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. Cleland, and son,
Kelton. returned the earlier part of
the week after enjoying a several
days outing in the upper Chewaucan
country.
An excellent opportunity to secure a
first class piano at a remarkably low
price is offered by he Willis Furniture
Co.. who are discontinuing that branch
of their business. See their adv. in
another column.
Gabriel Arzner. Frank Schmidt and
William Arzner were jn from the
Keister ranch last week, having been
subpoenaed as witnesses in the case
where Keister was charged with chain
ing a balky horse in order to make it
go.
Harry Hunter, of the Hunter Land
Co., arrived in Lakeview last Thurs
day evening and the following morning
left on a trip through Harney county.
It is reported that he has has a deal on
for the purchasing of the Bill Hanley
holdings.
A party consistn.g of Messrs. Loyd.
Jackson, Macnab and Patch, all well
known local hunters. Tuesday started
for the Chewaucan in quest of deer.
They will be gone until the latter part
of the week, and expect to bring back
venison for us all.
Silver Lake Leader: Tuesday this
section was visited by a welcome and
refreshing shower of .10 of an inch,
and although a few of the boys who
had hay down, went around with a
pained expression on their faces, no
damage was done.
It is reported from the northern pari
of the county that several Forest fires
have occurred during the punt few
days. it is not thought that the
damage in either case was of very
great extent, as the fires were dis
covered before they had progressed
very far.
The Davis Creek Orchards Co. have
purchased the corporation holdings,
consisting of about 6.000 acres, and
will subdivide the same into 'small
tracts and place it on 'he market. The
consideration was close to $300,000 and
is one of the largest transactions that
as taken place in Goose Lake Valley
for a long time. 1
W. S. Brooks, he ot the breezy na
ture who was here during the O. V. L.
opening, is again with us. He came
in a few days since to look over the
situation here and to examine his hold
ings before the arrival of the railroad.
He is more optimistic than ever, if
such a thing is possible and he will in
the very near future be a close second
to John D.
Mrs. Mina Howe ami son Charles,
of Yoncalla. arrived here last evening,
having been called by the accident
which happened to C. C. Pratt. Mrs".
Howe's father.
This morning the U. S. Land Office
received notice of the restoration to
entry of another lot of land in the
Klamath project. The lands are
located in township 40. ranges 7. 8, 11
anl 12. and township 41, ranges 8, 11.
12 and 18. Only parts of the town
ships are to be restored to entry.
From now on until the end of the
season we may expect to hear reports,
some more or less exaggerated, as to
tlft number of deer seen in certain
places, etc., etc. We know, however,
that there is a very acute difference
between venison and deer tracks and
with us it will be a question of imitat- j
ing the man from Missouri.
S. V. Rehart and Creed Pendleton,
viewers, and S. A. Mushen. . surveyor, j
this week located the nw road up j
Bullard canyon to Camaa Prairie. They
found an easy grade in getting over
the summit, aa well as reaching it !
from both sides. They also located the ;
new road across the valley near the j
head of the lake.
Cruelty to Animals j
John Brooks and Andrew Kesteri
were held last week by Justice Bailey
to appear before the next grand jury j
to answer to a charge of cruelty to ;
animals. The horse belonged to W. B.
Card and is of a balky disposition. J
Brooks and Kestcr had hired the ani- (
mat to work in the hay field, but the j
horse refused to work, whereupon a !
chain was placed around his body and j
drawn between his forelegs. A team 1
was hitched to it and the animal was
quite seriously injured in the resultant,
procedure. Mr. Card thereupon swore
out a warrant for their arrest with the !
result above staled, their bonds being '
fixed at $20 each. The penalty for the
crime ranges from fine to imprison
ment for one year.
Paisley Press Gleanings
Born, a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs ;
Neill at Potts' saw mill Friday morn
ing. I. N. Hale has just secured a 12
inch artesian flow at a depth of Ml
feet on the Fred Klipptl ranch.
C. S. Benefiel went to Ana River
Monday to commence work on the pen
stock for the irrigation plant there.
He may be gone a couple of weeks.
Geo. Conn has finished cutting and
stacking his hay and will soon turn
his attention to harvesting his big
( crop of wheat. He will have a fine
yield of grain and plans to sow about
500 acres to w heat the coming year.
A well known It-f Moiw'M woman
after Milfrring miserably for two ilny
Ironi bowel c-omplii i lit, wit cured
by one dose of t'lm lubt-rlaln's Colic,
Cholera and liiarrlni,a cure. KorH.ile
by llll guoii ilellilTH.
In the Circuit Court of tlw Mate of
Oregon In u:id for Lake County
Mrs. O. 1'. North, I'lulu
tiff. , FtJUITY
vs. vi no ;i
(ieo. T. North, Mfircia f NO TICK
North, Allien J. Ia c, ami OF aALK.
Louise l'e, Ii'!.-nj,iiit. ,
To Jeo JC. North, MnrcU North,
Agnes J. L'4. ,IIJd Louise I.ih-, Defend
antH; uud to ull .whom it tuny con
cern: Notice In hereby given that under,
ami by virtue of an execution and or
der ofHulc (Inly iftued out of tin.' office
of the clerk of the Circuit Court of the 1
.State cf Oregon In uud for Lake:
Couuty on the -!ith day of Ji'ly, l'Jll, 1
In the uliove entitled nuit upon a de- ,
cree nmde and entered of record in the j
said circuit Court In i-afd huh on the
1-ltli day of June, lull, in favor of the
above imiiinl plainliif and against
the (lefendent therein oamed direct-;
ing the nie of the premises herein-.
after particularly described to "-atlciy 1
judgement and decree of said Circuit j
Court In said suit irendervd ainouul- ;
in;; to the hum of l ive Hundred die
uud :W ItJO dollar, with interest there- ,
on at the rate of eitfht per cent from
and after the lid da of April, l'Jll,
ana fur the sum of One Hundred
Fifty ll'iU) Dollars uttorney fees and;
aud for the further sum of Mxteeii and
H0-1U0 ( flii.N) Dollar!, eot and dls- i
buri-eijienlH aud to include accruing;
cost hereon :
Now then-fort under ami by virtue
of said execution and in conipliari'-e
with the order of this court recited in
said writ, I have duly levied upon thes
hereinafter described premises and:
mil on 2nd day of ,Scpt'liilter.lJll,at 10
o'clock, a. in. of said day, at the (rout
door of the court house in the city of ,
Lakeview, county of Lake, state of j
Oregon, sell ut public auction ami I
outcry to the highest bidder therefor
for cash In baud all of the right, ,
title. Interest, estate ami demand, in ;
equity or at law, Including tenements,
hereditaments or appurtenances,
thereto belonging or tu any wise
pertaining of the above named (ieo
C. North, Mania North, Agues J. i
Lee, and Louise Lee, or of those
claiming by, through, or under tbern
in and to the South Half of the Norih
wett Quarter of Section Thirty-three
i H S W of H.-C. :J3) Township Thirty
South, Kunge Fourteen Lust IKI4K)
Willamette Meridian, Lake County,
Oregon, or so much thereof as may
be neeesHary for the satisfaction of
said execution uud order of sain in
cluding costs, attorneys fees and ac
cruing costs.
The proceeds ot the said sale will
be applied to the satisfaction of said
execution and order of sale, Judgment
and interest, attorney feJH, costs aud
uccruing coats, and the overplus If
any there be to be paid into the court
to le uuplied an by law required uud
directed.
Duted at Lakeview, Lake County,
Oregou, this 2'Jth day ol July, l'Jll.
W. B. SMDKU,
Sheriff of Lake X'ouuty, Mtate of
Oregon. 83
KF.KMF.D TO tllVK HIM
A NKW BTOMACIl
"I auffervd Inteiiitelr after eating
and no medicine or irennietit 1 tried
aepnitMl to to ilound nood." wrltw II.
VI. Y(ittnHter, Kd lor of The Nun,
Uke View. Ohio "The lmt few
dime of ChHnilKtrlaln'a Stomiich And
Lleer Tablets gave me Herprlalng re
1 lef and the mvoud bottle noemcd to
dive nte n new aioinwcli and iierfectly
good health." For aale ly All
good dealer..
Ad ordinary caae of diarrohea CAn.
an h rule, becu'od by a alngle doeof
ChAmtteilnln's Colic. Cholera and DU
rroht'H Hemedy. This remedy haa tin
auperlor for bowel eomplmntw. For
pale by all good den tern.
The Willis Furniture Co.
w ill sell the celebrated
Howard
..Piano
nt cost us they intend to
discontinue thut brunch
of the business.
This is the Piano the Shep
herds handle and w e w ill
keep it w repair
eight rears.
CASH OR CREDIT
77; is ;s a rare chance to
get a first class instru
ment cheap
WILLIS FURNIIURE CO.
Fresh Fruit
a nd
Vegetables
fl 1 1 u m now iit'i;i f
1 1 to fumi.sti Storknifri
1 1 i.-i rii-lirrs ,i ml othrrs
Frrsh 1'ruit nml (Irrfn
Yefff t u IIpn of nil klml.i
rwry tiny In thr tf-k.
(Wii:n r. rim.xi:
iU MAIL
Srcl;il lit trill Ion givm to
in nil onli'is, whlrli ill hr
silflrl tin- mtitllinz fol
lowing nt'eiit of orilvr.
1'IIOSH si:-SIX - ( .Y
J. P. Duckworth
A SNAP !
If you want, a nice little borne,
this is the place for you.
New th rev-room bounc, neatly
piipered, Lot and KuriilHl.lnuH, Just
an it stands: Range and Cooking
l.'tensils; s t of llavilin China;
$1011 Victor (irapliBpbolle uud lie
cords; 11 x 0.5 Wilton Velvet Bug,
good as new; Axmlnlster Bugs and
Carpet; Oak Morri Chair; J'rlneene
fires; er; Sanitary Couch ami Cush
ions; Spring Mattrefs: Bedding,
Curtains, I'ictnres, Bookssnd other
thltms too numerous to Mention.
Also Ten acres of good land.
!!.") tnkeR the whole thing at
once. ieo. Wesleder, Owner.
Kmjuire three doors below Mr.
Hatchelder's house.
AUGUST SALE
CLEANINQ UP DALANOE OF 8UMMCR STOCK
75c
, 75c
Whl to WAlata
go t
LrtdleV Wltlt Under
nklrta go nt
I.aIIn' Fine I'ulon Multa Cr
RO At '
LimIIcn' Cornet ('ovrr A C
KO At
Ladles TrlmiiUMl llntafrn AC
go At p.y)
Ladles' I lose, iVe kind On.
go At vV.
Liullee' Hllk Wnlata
go nt
Liiillca' (loan Vesta
go nt 11 lor ,
Children' lloae
K t
Aini'rlmtt lleuiity
Corset go nt
Olrla' and Children'
Hutu, 1(11. AO kind,
llulr Nult ho
from '2.7n to
$4.95
25c
15c
A..95c
$7.50
The Parisian Millinery
'main street, west of court house
The Albany
Nurseries
THE LARGEST AND
BEST IN THE WEST
AOL NTS! '
Stone & Utley
Jr.sT 77.VAT. II .' f'.I.V SKl.L
roi: nit: I'.wmi s wixri-.n
u.v.i.v.t, si'iTi:iti i:ti axi
ALL .STASl'AKh AVI'LK Tit UK
FOR $11,00 PER ACRE
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xrnsKitiHs rxsi tti'.isshs luni
Qt'AUTY. .SMI .' Yot it tU:iKltS
ma cs. aiiu:i:ss all tn:in:us
Tt k.j. sroxi:. rutmnuiAriiKit
A.lV .V7'., LAKKVIKW, OliMiOX.
THE VALLEY FALLS MERCANTILE COMPANY
Run ati up to date mercantile store
ami sell for Lakeview prices
THE VALLEY FALLS HOUSE
Is now in operation anil liere to meet competition.
NEW, CLEAN, IRON BEDS
GOOD MEALS, 35c
Just halfway from Lakeview to XL Ranch and half
way from Lakeview to Paisley.
GOOD BARN, HAY AND WATER. Give Us a Trial
OME IN and look over our
line of MEN'S ELDER ADO
WORK & DRESS SHIRTS
ALSO STANDARD GLOVES
OF ALL KINDS. GOTZIAN
& GOODMAN BROS. SHOES
PMONl; 451
The
PHONti 451
Economy Store
The Home of Good Values
GOODS
For Spring and Summer in the Latest Novelties. Foulards,
Scotch Zephyr Ginghams, Flaxons, Dlminities, Check
Mausseline, and a full Line of White Goods
of every description. Ask to see them
It is a pleasure to show our goods, whether you buy or not
BAILEY & MASS IN GILL