LAKE COUNTY LAND AND TITLE COMPANY Xfc. X-VTO XX, OX3 Itf XJ irJk.X- 7HL jl. wr -a. a- xi zc Complete Abstracts to 0. V L. Lots, $2.50 We Will Buy a Limited Number ot O.V.L. Lots Complete Abstracts to O. V. L. Tracts, $2.50 GENERAL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BUSINESS Xahc Count? Cramlncr TlirilSDAY. rKl'TKMUKIl 7, BRIEF MENTION Attn mi kult uyilwHfttr for lad lee. SUre. Co. Mr. ana Mra. Roy Ilehart daughter. R. K. Funk wa a vliiltor In town last Ssturdsy. Jim O'Connor, the sheepman, was In town Tuesday. A few UIIh duster all good slxis. '.'3 mi if nt off. Merc. Co. Bird Reed, of I'lna Creek waa one Of lent week'i visitors. Jonas King's Uwn and shrubbery Is credit to his artlstie taste. Call (or No. 100 Indies hose. Heat to m bad t 'I'm. Merc. Co. We have tbe llulepniof Jloaofor ladles, 3 tor 1.U0. Mrrc. Co. Miss Flossie Lake, of the West Side. whs one of Saturdav'e visitors. n:n H,.t,hkLi. of Vallev Falls, wm KTtown the foraoart of the week. if iviint a. renllv uood smoke tor a Dlrfcle. try Htorkmitn'a leader for Kent liouwt uud barn, eujuiro .f Fred KuaDireiitwric. Aug.'MHf U. T. McKendrce returned t town Ssturdav after a few weeks absence. Teams wanted at Fandango bum l.r Co.. tor lutullng luuiler. 8eiU!l Attorney Tom Farrell will move his ..tlr. Into the building with Seagcrs Bros. Mr. and Mrs. It. K. Funk, from down the Valley, were Saturday visitors town. Mir Koonti was in town last week from her father's ranch, east of town. Joe Arsner was confined to his home for several days during: the week with bad cold. Harry lUaa accompanied bv his family. Tuesday came over from IMush on a short viit. L. D. Hov. the Summer Lake rancher and Btorkmsn. in town the fore jiart ot the week. O. II. llammurBlcy. one of New Pine Creek 'a well known citirens. was In town Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dicks, of the Crooked Creek section, were among this week's visitors. Labor duv was observed Monday last by the closing of the banks and the tiovernment office. Mike Kau. of the Aueer Valley sec tion, was in town last week attending to business mutters. Mrs. John Arr.ncr was quite III for several days last week, but is now feeling much imnroved. j Kd Calderwood. of Adel. was one of , the many Warner people who visuea with uh Uuring the week. Mrs. Pearl Ingram was a visitor here durfnir the week, being the guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Drown. Miss Nell Cleland. of Plush, wa mother of last, week's many visitors who renewed old acquaintances. n.ii a I'-vnoKl. have received u full lint of school book a and school Mupplle. H)t7.M Miss Julia Gloster. of the First National Bank is now entertaining as xuest her sister from Alturas. Mrs. Joe Howard, of Drews Valley a guest of herdauehter Mrs. Charles Arthur returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Snelling this morning left on 10-days trio to Crater Lake and the huckleberry patch. Hall & Keyuolde have received a full line ofuchool books and school .applies. Septr-28 Miss Nellie Harvev. until recently employed at the Hotel Lakeview, has left for a short visit in Alturas C. S. Stone, who is now a resident of Vallev Falls. Tuesday came down from that section for a short visit.' , FlnU Hickerson. who has been here manv times before, was over from liidwetl last week on a short visit. Miss Kate Dutton. of Davii Creek. Is now soendlnB a few davs here as the Buest of Miss Dorothv Bieber. Clarence Green was up from New Pine Creek the forepart of the week on a several day'a visit with friends. "Big Bill" McCormack, another one of Lake County's prominent stockmen, was a visitor hero during the week. The 0. E. S. Needle Club met last Friday atfernoon with Mrs. W. H. Shirk, and a pleasant soal time was enjoyed by the many ladies present. htorkmn.il u only the. let of tohnccf In the tuanufacture of hla cigira. Try them and le convinced. Any lady dealrlng homo and hoard free for (all and winter, add roue Boa 821, Lakuvl, Oregon. 117 24 Hall & Reynold have received a full Hue of echool books aod achool supplies. Hept7 2ft AfUr a hne trio to San Francisco. returning by way of he Western Paol fio. Farnum Harris Is once more among us. W. F. Burch and wife and F. ii. Meyers and wife of Adel were regis tered at the Hotel .Lakeview, Hstur tlsv. Guy Cronemlller is now enjoying a few dava vacation after a several months employment In the local Land office. Mrs. Sim Arthur is again reported to be, quits ill at her home on Slash street. She Is being attended by her sisters. Hsrry Cannon returned from the Paisley country Isst week where he had gone with a large shipment of tomb stones. I.cslie Seager arrived from Davis Creek a few davs since. Thinvs look fine down the valley according to Mr. Scatter. W. K. Bernard, accompanied bv his daughter Ruth, last week uame up from down the vslley on a short bus! ness visit. For aule, good 7 room bonne and two acres of land; within two Mocks of pulilic school. Inquire at the Ex amluei oflice. Having In these parts is now practi cally completed for the season of 1911. snd all along the line bumper cropa are reported. Phillip Barry, a resident of San Francisco. Is now spending a few days here as the guest of his aunt. Mrs. Dan O'Shea. Miss Winnie Hsrvev has accepted a position as waitress in the Hotel Lake view, and commenced dutv on Tues day morning. F. P. Lane and family were among the large list of Warner visitors who remained with us for several davs dur ing the week. Joe AmbroHO was in town from the West Side the forepart of the week, and as usual was in an optimistic frame of mind. Many watermelons hsve been brought un from Pine Creek during the week, and the peddlers state that they sell like "hot-cakes." Tom and. Ben McCulley. of the West Side, were in town last week locking over the manv tall buildings erected since their last visit. G. S. Staifu came In from Camn Creek where he hss been employed at the saw mill, and will leave for a visit to California points. Mrs. Margaret Jones, a resident of the State of Idaho, is now spending a few davs locally as the euest of her sister, Mrs. Elrie.Linville. .v.CLw E 2 John McDonough has accepted a position with the city department, and is now busy putting down sidewalks ! injvarious parts of thecitv. M. R. Hignctt. a salesman for the National Cash Register Company, was in from Med ford last week drumming up business for hla company. .j, Mra. Green.Smith. of Willow Ranch, last week returned home after spend ine- a tew dayahere aathe guest ofjher daughter, Mrs.kErnest Brown. Mrs. C. C. Pratt haa returned from New Pine Creek.lwhere ahe enjoyed a few davs visit as the guest of daughter. Mrs. James Heryford. 3f J. C. iShellhammer. rancher and stockman of Crooked Creek, was in townLSaturday. being accompanied on the.'trio by several of his family. ContractorfcGeorge B. Graves is now at Dsvis.Creek.Uhaving left Sundav. He expects to be busv there for several days doing work for various parties. Mrs. H. P. Welch, of Minneapolis, Minnesoat. several days ago arrived to join her husband, who ia now located here in the practice of law. George Conn, the Paisley rancher and atockman who la well known throughout these parts, waa in town earlier in the week on a business visit. Al Kotivrtfl baa accepted the ageucy of tho noU'd Lamm clothing, and has Jut received aamples of nil the lstet weavea, which be ia now dls playing. Mrs. D. II. Hartzog returned this week to her home at Corvallis. after a very pleasant visit here with old time friends, among whom she form erly lived, Dick Klne-slev. well known oronrie-! tor of the Green Garden House. Is now off on a several days vacation, and his familiar face and Jovial voice Is missed bv all of us. , Judge Henry L. Benson left tor Klsmath Falls Monday after having had a ahort session of court. The cases disposed of were mentioned In laat week's Examiner. Several fires have been reported throughout thia section during the cast week, but the reports were limply rumors, no doubt caused bv the very smoky atmosohere. Save hens certainly make fine eating, which orotably accounts for the fact that ao many of the local hunters went out Sunday in sesrch ot specimens of that particular bird. A great deal of grain is now being thresned at various ranches on the West Side. Manv auto partiea went out to the Gill Arthur place Monday to watch the process. A psr'.v consisting of Esrl Stewart. E. Stsnton and Joe McEachern. all hailing from Sacramento, last week passed through town on a trio through this section of the oountrv. Work on both the High School and Catholic Church buildings is now fsst assuming completion, ard we may expect to find both of them ready for occupancy almost anv dar now. The season for hunting geese opened uo the first dsv of September, and manv of the local snorsmcn took ad vantage of the lifting of the "ban" to i bag a few very fine specimens. Mrs. Jonas Norm-who expects to take ua riding in hci Herald automo-, bile when it Arrives in a few davaj now Friday left for Silver Lake U); rake in a few more subscriptions. j About seven or eight new families of ! Indians arrived in town during the week, and are now Installed as rest-; dents on our reservation east of town. 1 All hail from the Klumath country. Mra. John McCullev expects to leave for the John Day country within a few dava now on a several week a visit with her siter. Sho will be accom panied on the trip by her son. Jake. The band turned out Sundav after noon on the Court House grounds, and DlesHed the large number of people present rendering msnv of the popular j . . aa ' tunes. The boys are sure "comers. , For sale 3 room houee-'and lot with furniture and 10 aciea of land. No' reaaonablo offer refused U taken at once. Inquire 3 doors went of Uj. Batchel.ler place. Aog24tf Miss Mabel Millard, who has been at the Mud Creek station for kometime oast, last week left for Sacramento to attend her sisier. Mrs. Bill Nixon, who is at that place under the doctor'a care. Even "Cao" Brown, who ordinarily takes things as a matter of course, couldn't help but notic that the weather during the past two weeks hss teen quite a little warmer than UBual. Charfes Faulkner, a former resident nf I.akeview who is now interested in Surprise Vallev lands, waa over from j Cedarville last week, and eoent several dava In town combining business with pleasure. Hon. W. Lair Thompson yesterday returned from Klamath Falls, to which place he waa accompanied by hia father, mother and sister, who had been paying him a visit, and also Judge Benson. The duck hunting season will open the fifteenth of thia month, and the writer has at an early date aeen many of the local soortsment cleaning uo their guns and otherwise preparing for the occasion. A oartv consisting of George Hussey. Ross Anderson, and Reverend Audley D. Torter were uo from Davia Creek during the week and expressed them selves as much pleased with the way things are booming here. Mrs. C. Lovelace who haa been visit ing her daughter Mrs. Nets Mortenson. has returned to her home in Millville, Cal. Mrs. Lovelace formerly resided here and it seems like home to get back once in a while. Ned Sherlock, who now possesses the title of Deputy State Fire Warden, was in town last week on business. Ned states that he intends to make a record by not even allowing a fire to get ataited on his district. Tommie Flynn. one of our local sheepmen. Saturday, sold his wool to J. Frank! at the rate of thirteen cents a pound. In all he had about three hundred barn, and the total amount involved was close to .$10,000. iiii Anuersun several weeks nr., .1 hunting tirp in the Deeo Creek and surrounding country. While absent thev managed to bag a couple of deer, both of which made fine eating. Coloner Beebe was excited over the news that ' there was some dirt near the mines at New Pine Creek that had never been prospected. Colonel Is the oringlnal prospector and may be missing some of these mornings. Contractor George B. Graves has re turned from the Davia Creek country, where be was employed for several dava on various buildings at that place. He reports that the little rail road town is certainly booming now. Little Lillian Utley waa taken quite! ! ill Monday at the home of Mr. and Mra. W. K. Dvkeman. and Doctor Everett was hurriedly called. The ! little Miss is now feeling much better, i L . A Woman's Thought I Are you thinking of getting a Bult, Coat or Kklrt? Are you thinking of sending away for it? Whv not come to us and have it made to your mewure and Man Ttllortd? We guarantee a at. We have Ithrie hundred and aixty-fiv dirfeient samples to choose from. A few minute of your time will convince you that thia Kult and Coat question is exactly aa we re present it. By ordering early yoa get first choice of cloth. Have you seen our new Silk t'nderaklrta. Pilk Waists, American Beauty Corsets. Kid Gloves, Ladies' and Children's Hosiery, snd a fine line of School Sweaters at 05c. We are having au early showing af Fall Street Hats too, Just what vou need for now, and will aoour be reudy to aunotince our Grand Fall Opening of Tailored and Pattern I lata. Watch this apace for our An nouncement. The Parisian Millinery Main Street West of Court House THE ALGER LAND CO. Lands in the demon strated fruit "belt of . Goose Lake Valley GOOD LAID ABUNDANT WATER A CLIMATE THAT WILL MAKE YtU T0UN8 AGAIN Timber Lands Ranches City Real Estate H. B. Alger, Manager lake hotel New Pine Creek, Ore. 'Iiverv Bvron Graves aod have returned after a ten davs. ,rAISTS year's goods and will probably be about ai usual in a few days. Geo. Reid is in town from the Newell Station in Drews Valley. George reports some having on the ranch of Joe Howard as atill under way and says that there is about double the amount of bar in that vallev that there waa last year. Some mighty chilly weather waa felt Monday and Tuesday, and snow was aeen on the various high mountain De n tal Practice For Sale Office furalnhfars and Dental Equipment complete, together with an excellent practice ea talUnhed nix yearn, for sale. Location one of the verjr beat In a rapidly growing town ot Oregon. But two dental offices In town. For further Information, call or address the LAKE COUITY EXAMIIER Lakeview it Oregon 3d Announcement Opening with a new stock of Men's Furnishing Goods We will be ready for business on or about September Jlth, 1 9 U , in the building lately occupied by Mr. Daniel Boone. Britten & Lakeview 1C LADIES' WAIST rrf, f"S Waist in the house to go at 25 This includes all our Willi b and blLK wriced at $1.75 to $7.00. for Full Oonds. and you ret the and strictly up-to-date. TEN DAYS ONLY. THE LAKEVIEW MERCANTILE CO. tops. Its only an indication of the aooroach of winter, and a warning to la in the winter's supply of wood, souds. aooles. etc, Guy Ingram, who ia now acting aa agent for one of the large Insurance companies, arrived in town Friday, from Roeeburg. As on lorrae trips. Guv ia "Johnny-on-the-spot" woen it comes to soliciting new policies, and report much success in his particular line. r (TTTGood wiring is ills the very best insurance policy you can have and the cheapest. We do it. E.T.SPENCE Erickson Oregon 1L 3D an: SALE mam off in the next We must have beneht. All this 31 D