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About Lake County examiner. (Lakeview, Lake County, Or.) 1880-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1913)
Real Estate Bargains fllim For '.li-acre farm four in Urn from city, with new Uroom himualo . "mall burn, chicken Imiif,; water rluht on 10 acre, nil cleared und fenced. Hum For tiacta (I nml 7, In Sen. riif lo, twp. 40, SO acre, with water on lit acres. fliHl l-nr i'O acr S mile north wimt of city with 10 acre water rluht. f-tHii) For 100 acre hny meudow near city. $4HHt I or i'lxi acre timber html .1 iiiIIih from city. , "IrVe Boll Tho Real Earth" O'NEILL 8 DUNLAP GENERAL REAL ESTATE Lakeview : Oregon Real Estate Bargains Finn Hairy Ranch on the Went Side, containing .120 arret, Improved, barrain at SZ'i lH) per acre. Enny term. 1140 acre clone In, one of the bet rnnchem In the Valley, Improved, alao ar tealan well. Water right on ITS acre, at $40.00 per aere. 10 acre on Slaah lloail, one. mile from O. V. L. Addition to Lakeview, for 9175 (10. Well Improved 100-acre Ranch, f mile South went of Lakeview, at $50.00 per acre, 100 ac.rea at Southwest comer otO. V. L. Addition to Lakeview at $23.00 per acre. nc County Examiner TIKMI-DA Y. ,AS I. IWI'l. BRIEF MENTION l.'ulnler mini l.nkevicw fuiiioua. I .ml leu I .u Voirun HUll Njtlll COIltH, nil Niiitiv ft y lc, Mere, (.'o. Home fi.r f t. Apply tn M rM. W. . MitHH Lnkrvli W. Oiegnti, A few '0 vm-tium rlfinicm lft, will wll fur IHl it nil. II. A. Ull. y. i.'t J. S. Kelwiy ill T. It. Potts were lown lrm Palnley the Hist of the week. J. C. Oliver Iinm 10 hmd of multM nuil liorr for mi't; nlao fow choic in tc 1 1 ciiw d. g Wm. Kc-iilo lUrry wan In town lunt week from hi fherp rinip lit the olil 70 much in tho northon purt of the val ley. i. u.-ii: .i.. ;.i i.,ii.h f 11)111 tjuiilf nil, iiiw aviiitai iwnuiwt ' .1,- i'i-h II, w.. vr the Utter psrlofl-Ht week on a brief bur.ii.es. trip. Mr. M. Soiithstune and baby left yesterday mnming for Los A nuclei whrro she will be the next few wteks with an Aunt, who will undergo an operation. ' The HifiO pound I'ercheron stallion belonging to K. 0. ThriiHlon, J. P. Duke and other farmers down the val lev was last week traded to J..C. Hotchkir fur IiIh largo Pcrrberon stal lion. Cedarviile Itecord : Hlair Forward wss over at AllursH lant Monday and informed n that It I reported that Dean Duke will whip 5000 head of cat tie from Modoc to Munlana to run on the summer ranges. The lives of over 100 miners were anufTed out last week by a disastrous explosion which occurred in the Cin cinnati mine of the Monongahela River Consolidate 1 Coal and Coke Company near Piltuhurg, Pa. W. Z. Most returned this week from Ked Bluir, ChI., where he drove a band of h'ire Irom here a short time aince. The horses were put on pasture there and will not bo marketed until the hHyitig season opens in the lower country. Wm. Kehart came in yesterday from his ranch at Crooned Creek. Ho says the lamhing season fur their sheep has not opened yet, which i a fortunate oircumnlance, inasmuch as the recent oold snap has caused more or less loss of lambn. County Assessor A. J. Foster and Dan Coilxil spent Sunday investigating the tish situation on Cottonwood Creek. They said thst tbey never got a bite which tho Examiner is inclined to take as tho most truthful tiah story it has heard this Spring. A IV l.uirTknmnliin Herbert P. Welch and wife and Kobt. L. Weir Friday made a trip to Paisley in the Thompson car. returning the same evening. They report the roads ood north of Crooked Creek but rather rough for autolng on this side of that ! ,H(.e, ' Warren Laird Monday evening re- turned from visit with his family at , . Sunta KoflB. Cat. As Boon as the achuula close Mr. LiBird'B family will .......... t Uarner tn ntmnil tht Snmmpr. Mr. Laird reports weather conditions , rather dry in California, and as a con-: seuuence the outlook for stock is not good. I i w iiUn.n lfr K.t.irdsv morninir ! forLo". Angeles by way of Susanville, Calif., where some of his mules are 1 being worked on the Ftrnley-Lassen Railroad. Mr. Hanson's family will accompany him on hia return to spend the Summer on their West Side Point ranch. Hia auto I. in Lo. Angeles and they will return by that convey ance. The Citv officials have purchased a ten-acra tract about a mile southwest of the town from the O.V.L. Company to be used for a dumping ground. The ( tract i. logically locatod for the pur-1 pose and will no doubt be an Incentive , for citizens to take more pride in rid-1 dinar the town of unnecessary rubbish which heretofore bad to be depcted along the public highway, when hauled .... -m .u i. nu out of the city limits. The north bound N.-C.-O. train wa. held all of Monday night st Sugarloaf , Lakeview but who leu nere la.t aum hill by a rock slide covering the track mer for Portland, Oregon, writes the at the main ctt there for a distance '. Examiner from Chicago stating that of .eve.nl feet. Tuesday a freight , he and family are now comfortably went from Ue local station, meeting looated in that city, tneir audiesa and bringing bnck the mall which did being 4548 Cottage Grove Ave. He not reach here until Tuesday evening. ! writes thst more building is being A number of laborers were put on the done in the Windy City this year than job of clearing the track with the re-1 has been done in many years past. The ault that everything Is running smooth- Graves are all well, and they extend ly again. regards to their many local friends. the Hold bur. MuiiM4 fur rent, apply T K. Iter- nuril. Qii'-ni Q mlity sliof. In new style f.i 1013, More Co. Nick Harry came over Tuesday fnm the t. C. Loftua ranrh at Crane Lake. V. Dean liradley, of the Hradley Engineering Company, was up Tuesday from Fairport. Horn in Lakeview, Oregon, Tues day April JJ'I, to Mr. and Mr. Nick Harry a (laughter. Lr. Davis Ituticrt'a Dlulico absolutely iifHvi-nl Hint destroy lice on noultrv. (Jit a package at Snyder & Reynold, j l)r, K Store. Mr. K. K. t'olvln returned Friday ' from Hiunrrii-r Luke where she ha been on an extended vixit with her daugh-i ter, Mrs. Hams. Kldon ("iirrcy, of the local post office ...j i: !,. L'..mi,.l hikj ic;ij(u n nui hii j i vtiv ua vi . .Mrm .t.ni Km.ird nioht on Drews Creek, returninu Sunday evening with. ; they said, five fish. Mr. Jona Norin, who wa several weeks ao railed to California on ac- count of the illness and deslh of her father, Martin Carr, i expected to re turn home this week. j Simon Jsunto, a sheepman of this; county, met with an accident last Sat-( urdny at the North Lakeview Feed Yard by having a hone fall on hirnj which resulted ir. fracturing a bone ot nis leg. Keason Harris, son of Frank Harris of vummer Lake, baa acquired Fred Kecne's interest in the National Cigar ; Store and will hereafter assoclate j hlmfelf with Jit'-Unc'e. D- Barn, j in conducting that business. Mme. Sarah Bernhart recently passed up an offer of tfTOO a minute for tnirty minutes to cote for the Edison talking pictures. Nothing less than tlllOO a minute, the etroF announced, would ! attempt her. The interview was there bv concluded, (iilbert D Hrown, Supervisor of the Fremont Nutional Forest returned I Tuesday evening from Portland where he has been the past few weeka In the District OHice in thst pity. Mr. Lirown say that baseball is the center of interest In the Oregon at the present time. metropolis The Lakeview High School ball team Sunday went to New Pine Creek and crossed bats with the State Line regu - lars. The game resulted in victory for the Highs with a score of 13 to 9. A return game will be played he - tween the same nines on the local diamond next Sunday or the Sunday following. We have been experiencing some disagreea la weather here since Satur day list. Frequent Hurries of snow BqUBIIl BCCOmpumeu iilinjr 1 1 ..j i... i.:n.. winds "hs been the course of program, which ha. made It hard on young lambs This morning Is more moderate and indication, seem q.ute favorable for a change for the better, A runaway team caused aome littln excitement on the streets yesterday hefore tho noon hour. Tho horse, "d wagon belong to Tom Hughes. Tl... .nBtArl n.iu IhA Haru fitvfi lmlH. twej - ..-.j.. ing on Center street, and covered por- 1 tiona of Water and Main streets before they were headed into a telephone pole on Slash. A few part, of the wagon broken were the only damages done, The James McDermott farm house near Cottonwood Creek about 12 miles southwest of town burned last week with nearly all it. contents. The orig in of the fire; was caused by a defective flue and burned very rapidly when started. It is said that the house wa. uninsured. Mr. and Mr. McDermott are temporarily located in a tent but will erect a new house immediately after the Spring farming. DickJ. Wilcox, assistant cashier of the First National Bank of Lakeview, returned Saturday evening from San Francisco where he went with Mrs. Wilcox who underwent an operation in that city, He reports that she has so far recovered as to be able to leave the hospital and that she is now visit- ng with Mr.. McKay formerly. Mr., Wm. Harvey of I Review Mrs. W,U cox will return home in a few days. Mr. Geo. B. Graves, formerly of lUliil-r on druigtli at Potatoes nt 75 cent a per Hack. Hes O'Neill A. DiiuUp. , Mr J. 9. Kelt-ay came down from' Paisley, last Sunday. j E. M. lirattain and Attorney Che Comb lHt week made a brief buii nena trip to Paltlcy. A. II. Canterbury, government hunter, lait week paid Lakeview one of hi occanlonal vinit. V. Conn, a merchant of I'ailey, paaoed through Lakeview last week on his return home from a short buainca trip to San Francuco. Tim O'Connor and Ucnni Lane have returned from Tula Lake section in Klamath County where they have Deen , leening sncep me punt winter. Mr, ij. U. Howell who h been while her son, Lesler, attended the Lakeview schools, last week returned to her home in Paisley. ine Aiuiras rxew rra says J. in. tord and Mr8- Arthur Parsons, form- f'1' of tbs F'rPrt ,nn' were married last wee in that place, and that tbey will go to Los Angeles to live. Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Cronemiller and Thop. S. Farrell and wife camped on Dry Creek Saturday night. They made the tip by auto and report the roads good, but stated that fishing was not so good. The Elks' Annual Rodeo will be held July 4, 5 and C, according to announce : ment made by members of the Antier- ed Herd who are active in the suoceHS j of Klamath county's tig cow-boy car- nival. Bays the Klamath Herald. i Northwestern: Mr. W. L. Clapp, a local automutile deler, will leave this morning for Spokane, where he goe to get a new 1913 forty horsepower Case automobile. He will drive the car himself instead of shipping it. George Jammcrtha! returned Tues day evening from San Franclsto where he has been spending the Winter months. Mr. Jammerthal has quite extensive property interests in and about Lakvieew and always upends the Summers here. j Klamuth Falls is to hold an election ! May 2Cth for the matter of bonding the town to pay off its present indebt edness which totals about S77.0O0. They now have 8110,000 in the treas- I ury, the amount realized by the tax levy for the current year. A. V. Lewis, of Harlan, Iowa, wss jhere last week on a short visit with j Attorney Thos. S. Farrell. Messrs. wis and Farrell are college chums ' and nad a very pleasant reunion here. j He left Saturday on hia return by way 0f Southern California, Norman G. Jacobson, assistant For- j eater of the Fremont National, return- ed last week from the Silver Lake country where he is superintending the planting ot seeds in the Paulina Keserve. He was called back to com plete some map work and will go back north in a few days. Darnell's band has received the new tuba instrument that waa purchased from the Frank Holton Co., Chicago. Professor Willits is the man who gets behind the new bsss and it proves a splendid asset to the band. The boys are giving dances each Saturday night in the Wizard ball to raise funds to pay for the horn and are meeting with fairly good success. All Odd Felbws and Rebekahs and their families, regardless of the num ber of their lodge are expected to be present at the Encampment social to morrow night in the l.O.O.F. hall. Refreshments will be served and var ious amusements provided for their pleasure. The event gives promise of being ths most successful social yet given under the auspice, of that order. The Lakeview-Klamath Falls auto stage season opened last Sunday be tween the two towns when the South ern Oregon Automobile Company's machine made the trip over as well as one goins from the Lakeview Garage here. The run each way was made in about nine hours which gives indica tion that the roads are in fairly good condition. The second trip from here will be made todav and bb soon as travel lustifles machines will be run daily. A. G. Lyon, brother of Dr. J. L. Lyon of this city, is here on visit from his home in Mason, Mich. Mr. Lyon is cashier of a Mason bank which position he has held for a number ot vears. and is now amoving a well earned vacation. He is very favorably impressed with this part of the country and invested in a large tract of land near Cedarviile in Surprise Valley He will remain here about week and will visit in California tefore return ing borne. D. W. Bryan is in ton today from his home at Clover Flat. l-'rult treca for aal" Ht a dlHeuurit. A condition. H. v. L'tley. Zt FornMicd Iioiih. on W'ntpr Street for rent. N-e G. L. Ilollirook. 127-tf J. It. Varbrouirh a late arrival in the jritr n taken the position as chief clief in the Colorado Cafe. I John Morri and wife were in town lant Friday from their ranch nesr Drews Creek on the Wert Side. According to the registration books, which closed Sa'urdiy night, there are 3,201 persons in Reno who are entitled to vote at the city election in May. E. B. Buchwslter, wife and daugh ter were down last week from Paisley. ! Mr. Huchwalter is a brother ot Edit- j or Uuchwalter of the Chewsucan Press. ! For hiiIo Five-room bouse. laotei barn, chicken coop. Clrma lo. Cheap for canh or lll trade for stock. Easy teruia. Addrem P. O. Box 'Mil, Lakeview, Orejron. a24-3t Luke Walker has soli 240 head of stock cattle to Jim Dixon and Jesse Blakesley of Fort Klamath. The cat tle were taken from the Walker place rear Bly to Fort Klamatn last week. The population of New York City is 5.332.000 cersons. according to the ! Iatet figures compiled by the New York City Health Department, oilicisl census of 1910 recorded a 'Ihel pop- ulation of 4,766,883. Prof. Rose of the Altoras High School and twenty-five ot his boy pupils spent the past week end fishing on Lassen Creek. Thev took Sunday dinner at the Fairport Inn where they were joined by a tew Lakeview people. A contract for hauling the mail from Prairie City to Burns was recentl" let to Louis Wolenberg ot Canyon City. The contract wa. let at SI 1,875 per year snd went into effect today. Forty horses are required to handle the job. Mrs. O. A. Morris this week spent a few day. in Lakeview from Klamath Kali, on her way to Silver Lake whert she has relative.. Her husband was formerly connected with the Sliver Lake Leader but is now employed on the Klamath Falls Northwestern. The Harney County News reports a great influx of settlers to that section, and especially the Catlow Valley. There were 41 homestead en'ries filed in the Burns land office last month. ! ThDM wwra nini hnmpste&dn filed on Cstlow Valley lands in one week. Kenneth Sherlock of Davis Creek parsed through Lakeview the first ot the week on his way to Silver Lake where he goes to look after one of the bands of sheep belonging to his father, Thomas Sherlock of Davis Creek. He will probably make that place bis home for the next few years during which time he expect, to thoroughly master the sheep business. A change in the star mail route be tween Bonanza and Bly has iust been announced by the postoffice department. Beginning May 1, the mail, instead of going over the mountain road, via Royston, will go over the county road, by way of Yainax. The new route is longer, but there ib less mountain road to be traversed. It is also be- lieved that more patrons can be serv ed in this manner. Lillian Elizabeth Wyatt Bourne was granted a divorce from Jonathan Bourne, Jr.. ex-Senator from Oregon, after hearing in Judge Gatens court Portland. No alimony was allowed by the decree, as it wa. not asked. She asserted that Mr. Bourne lost his temper and berated ber in the later years of their married life which treat ment had been injurious to her health. C. B. Pvle met with a quite serious accident last Sunday while driving on the Slash road a few miles west of town. While crossing a small ditch the doubletree came loose from the wagon. The horses made a sudden start pulling Mr. Pyle violently against the dash board causing a bad injurv to the side of bis head. A. J. Hickerson was with Mr. Pyle when the acoident oc curred which was fortunate as the In jury he received caused intense pain, and unabled bim from doing anything for tew hours. Miss Edna Held, of San Francisco, was married last Sunday to Mr. Max A. Cohen in San Francisco. Mrs. Cohen is a niece of our townsman, Mr. J. Fraukl. and she attended our school, here and in fact lived here most of ber life. The groom U ore of ihe young! business men ot San Francisco and is) well and favorably known among the San Francisco younger set. They have established their residence in a pretty cottage in Oakland on Telegraph Ave nue. The Exammer joins In extending congratulation. Embroidery ALGER LAND Shop , COMPANY Fancy Work Exchange , , , REAL ESTATE, ISSURAKCE Embroidery Work to Order. . StnmpinK Pattern of all kind. RESTALS COLLECTIONS Full Line of Snppllea for Em- EXCHANGES broidery Work. Iawhowi Given. Linen by the yanl. MRS. H. B. ALGER NEW PINE CREEK, ORE. Flrmt Door Eaat Photo Gallery &. LAKEVIEW, OREGON Closing MEN'S FURNISHINGS CLOTHING and SHOES 0 I i All the better lines represented, such as: Sweet-Orr Working Men's Clothing E. & W. Shirts and Collars Walk-Over Shoes Benjamin Suits Gordon Hats I SEE OUR WINDOWS Britten & Erickson ANNOUNCEMENT Owing to the delay in our new quar ters being finished we are compelled to open our New Spring Goods at the old place of business and invite your inspec tion of our various lines The first shipment of our La Vogue suits arc now on display, also Queen Quality Shoes and new line of Childrens' Shoes, All our drygoods will arrive in a very short time. Watch for New Goods, LAKEVIEW MERCANTILE CO. Out Sale mm