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SPRAGUE RIVER
Thn Activities lit HtiriiKiiii tttvnr
and vicinity arn ntiito iiiieoiiritKliiK
In h til! (i of til n itxtreinoly lint wcnlh
er. Tint Campbell Lumber ', Ib
runiiliiR full blast.
.Mr. unit Mm. Dun Wttmi lire the
proud uwrnrii of it new Oiikliiml
conch.
Mm. l'lekolt in bulldUm nit nddl
tltin Id her rooming tiiiunn.
W. ('. Mutttnxon, tint Koiirnt
mummer of tlm Campbell l.uinlitr
Co., Iiiih III itlx room house nearly
ready to occupy.
Ditvii Kkeim of Trout crook made
It business trip to Lnkovlew Monday
of last week, ri'tiiriihiK Twwdny.
It. K. Hlrnbnrn Inform im Dint
ho will soon begin tlm installation
of u witter system lit HiIh ilurt
And In addition h will litilld suv
oral linuatut to rent.
Ivan I'ankey was shoppltm In
HpruKito Hlvrr one day last wwk.
Tho I n ll k li r" tho owner of li
ruiirb iH'ur hero mill this year lu In
trying th" v!itti business. If what
one of tho business men of iMkv
county told tint writer In trtn, Mr.
I'aiikey In on tlm rixlit rond to
success lit tho sheep bttHliics. an the
mutt lit I.ttkt county Hint rulced the
best wool wore not tho ones thitt
hnvo tho largest iittmlM.r of sheep
hut the mon tluit ml mi from foo
to 1UUU. hiuI Instead of lnttliiK t tit'in
run on thn rmiKO and uot tiiko kooiI
care of them, but tUo one tltnt took
li ft it their sheep cut from night to
nlnn pounds to it head, while thn
HH'ii thai do not tnko rnru of their
sheep gut only tihout six tiottndti per
hi'lul unil it was nn Inferior (trade
when harvested, no Mr. Pan key In
taking cure of his sheep' may ho
wlso In Uil ii no,
Prank Corbern w proKresslnit
nicely on hln now dwelling ho urn'.
Mr. Corbenrit In omt of tho eniincll
mon and a very successful rancher
nil cHttlvmun.
A. C. Milter or Chllno.uin wu tn
Rpraguo River on Kiaurdny. Mr.
Mlllor cnnni to brine hln brother.
Hoy, Kn mil ii I Clinton, home. Mr.
- Miller returned thn same dity,
l.ou l'ornioo anil Able Mc.Valr
were Klamath Falls visitor one
day lust week.
Deputy Bherlff Deal In nl the In
dian convention near thn Klnntiitb
Agency. Mr, Ileal In on duty thoro
thin week.
V. A. tttttto, tbo stockman of this
end of the reservation, hint been
qulto busy for niiiin time. Ho has
boon In Klamath Falls, and the
Agency almost nil this week on
business.
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Hey, itnd Mr. Ivey C. Clark
iiiiidrt It business trli to tho roll lit y
mint on Friday of last week, ro
tui'iilHK Hittiirdny. They rotumcd by
way of hltiiitn.
Mr. and Mm. I'l'ed Hood worn
Cblloitiitn visitor two iliiyn hint
week.
H. I.. Hummer In vIhIIInk lit the
homo of lf. nnd Mrn. ('lurk over
tint wek-Mt.
Tli logs -rii beam driven from
I'HteitH t'limji to HluuKiie Itlver to be
loaded on cam for Klnniittli Falls.
Mr, Htitith titid Mr, Hlmpnon have
(hit rotitrert for drlvliiK mid loud.
Iiik. Thity will Iw londed on the
Huddle. MmilKiiiii xldlltK,
Tho Citmtibi'll Lumber Co, I
biillilliiK a xltlinic nt their mill nnd
It Will llH comtlleteil thin Week.
Mrn, Archie Hit rk toy unit children
of Ynliij went HliotilnK In town
tltlH week,
Tb Lniiie Aid noclely will no!
tlleel tbl Week.
The work will benin the new
Friend meettnic Imumi ttil week,
Mr. and Mrn. (', A. Krnnehln were
week-end ' vlnltorn nt tlm Imliiiii
convention,
Mr. Ilnrb-y lm um pinnttiK mill
In onernthm nitd lit (Inlxlilnu the
lumber for Knttik Cobern'a botme,
Tho niitcherH are i.ncouraiti'd
over the outlook of their cropx thin
year. Their ttratn and Kr Ih flue
thin yenr and they wMI benfn Jinr
ventlni! Jimt after the Fourth.
Ive Skeen wan u week-end vlnt-
tor at bin brut her'. William Kken,
of Chlto(tiin,
William ('rumen In k-iu!!iik the
week at t'hllo(tiln, ,
JihIkh Jeffernon nnd Mm. Itiildin
of tho Whlnkey Creek vicinity win
hojt!t!jt hero Innt week. JiiiIko In
form us that hlit health Ix aomw
what Improved.
J ml!" and Mrs. Levi F. Walker
nro In Chlloituin on bttnlne.ia thin
week,
Tho ltMleo, July 2-:M
MERRILL
Mr. and Mm. Arthur Frailer
vlnitcd In Klamath Falls Friday.
A. It, Campbell of Klamath Full
wit In Merrill during the week.
B, Bhny ha opened a meat mar
iiet tn tho Hiililm litilldlnt;. Ho ex
peeta to tmm huv a Unit of itro
cerleii. Mr. Kliay nuido n buHlneaa
trip to Chlloituin Friday.
Mr, nnd Mrs. W. II. Griffin and
noil Clydo left Friday for Cali
fornia, Mr. and Mm, (iriffin have
lived in thn Merrill valley for ev
rnt years and are compelled to
leave on account of 111 health, hop
ing a lower lUlltuilu will provo bene
Klamath Fall's
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RACES
A W.
YOU HAD
ficial, Clydo (Jrlfffn expect to r
turn to Merrflt noon,
Mr, and Mr, i. A. I)cwy nnd
Wlunlfri-d Dewey upent gattirday to
Klttiitfttti Fnlln.
Minn Wylo Walker niwut tho
weiik-eod with Minn Kdna Jonen,
Word wan received by Mr. K, H.
Amloraun that tor mother, Mrn,
Tlioman Mnrtln, who was taken to
Lano hi)tltHt, Kan Finin lsio, wan
operate!! ntioii hint week for her
hip, which wax broken lant fall and
had not properly healed. , Tho re
port wan that Mrn. Martin had
ntmtd the operation welt. Her frioBds
hone for a apeedy rmovery,
Mr, V, K, CralK Kfa-itt Katttrrtay
lit Kiutttnth 1'allii.
Mr, and Mrn. l'aiil It, Lewin were
nhiitiiwrn In the Fall .Saturday,
II, C, I'arker npent Buiiday on a
ffnblntf trip near ItoiiaiiKa.
Mrs, Itonii Uavln, Kdwin and
Simmer Davis wera In (hp Kelt
Kuttirday.
Mrn, F, X. Moyer and Mm. W. C.
tiailty ad Minn Cliarlotti) (ieertmm
npint Saturday In the Kali.
Hev, ('. C. Jliilet returned from
ML Hhaata Haturday.
Tits clob lioyn and ttlria returned
Kittmday eventitK trom their two
e,,kn nimmier nehitlim at t'orvaJHn.
They had a mont plearant and prof
ittttde two wcekn and aro home full
of new Idea. They have tho high
ent pralno for their treatment by
tin cjuh leaders and especially
Klunutfli coimty's leader. Frank
Kiixtmi, Tliey returned by npectal
train to Anhtand and by aato from
Aidtlftml. Tho train wan delayed
and wan rattier lato when thoy ar
rived In Merrill, John and Kdna
Mvrrltt met the train at Anhlaart
and brought, hark oni of tho chft
dren. Tbonts me, ting tho children
at Klamath Falls were Mr, and Mm.
F, L. I'ope, C. II. Carletiin, Mrs,
W, C. ttttlley and ,. C. Ifalet.
Among tho children returning were
Tltlrra and Helen Anderson, JJerl
lluo Hteyennon, Katherln Topo, Fay
JlBttettc, Arltnn " Taylor. Mildred
Hayes, Alfred Carleton, Hilly Halley,
Kugenn Merrltt. (ilendon Cotwell,
Marlon (Irnyhjiel and f'nti;r Moore.
Mr. and Mrn. Jesa Whitiach
vinitetl in Kinmath Falls Saturday,
Among thu Merrill people at
tending thi Klamath-Yreka ball
name at Klamath Falls Hunday
were Mr. and Mm. ft. L. Dalton,
Mr, and Mrs. U. 11. Anderson and
family, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Merritt,
K. Hfephenson. J, A. Hrown anil W,
H, Anderson nnd (Inn iCknman.
Mr. and Mr, tester Turntiangh
tuft lant week for Crater lake,
(where Mr. Tttrnbaugh will have
Starts Thursday
Every Night at
TttiH
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charter of ono of tho ranker sta
' Hons dtirlntc tho nttmnter,
t Win Vera, frfflef.f npeat the
week-end with her parents,
Mrs. Fred Fletcher and baby
! npent tho week-cm! at tho homo of
1 her parenln, Mr, and Mrs. f;er&e
JOffletil,
j William Jom-i spent Hundtty at
thn onen bom from Clilloftuln.
i Mfiot Craco Yflto f Hmmnxs
upcnt tlm week-end with 5lrn, W,
(!, Itowern at ilrr!ll.
Miss Ada. Crouberg of Oakland,
Calif,, Is visltliiK Rt tho horns of
W. F. Jlnsett!).
Minn Mary ifaitun of Mfml arrived
111 Merrill Thuniday and Is tho
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Kitent of her brother and sister-in-
law, Mr, end Mrs, N. It, JSoKne,
Miss Jiogno has been vinfting for
some ttmo in California.
Jack tjnrke and I-yt Merrill be
returned from a business trip to
Lakevlew,
STOCKHOLM HKK KM
OK SHOISTAftK IS HfR'KBf
STOCKHOLM. (,1t More room
for cradien and fewer military bar
racks Is tho order of tho day to
Sweden. )ty It recent vote tho na
tional legislature has sustained tbe
proposal of the Social-Domrleraiie
government to cut down tho namrier
of army corptt from nix to four and
to reduce nil army and navy ex
pend it u re accord I n gl y .
AH the parties of tho f;ft, L:br
als, gocial-Itemrocrats and Commun
ists, supported thin move In the
S(;efh of determined opposition from
the rtidit wins conservatives. At
the name time the oncers' rooms In
one of the former regimental bar
racks of Stockholm have already
been reconstructed into emergency
tenements for families unable ts
procure other housing, and the city
Itself runs tt real estate bureaa,
where Information may be had free
of charge as to where vacant flats
or house may be found.
With an unprecedented building
activity going on, the end of housing
shortage is in sight. Within the lim
its of Stockholm Itself close to 3,000
new apartments are under cosstrse
tion and In he suburb entire com
munities are growing tip.
SULTON'.S nETl'RX
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Milton ot Ash
land who have been the guests of
.Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Reed enjoying
an outing of a week at Kast Lake.
returned to their home at Ashland
'today.
SEVENTH ANNUAL
ROUGH RIDING
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Visitors
Let Us Be Responsible For
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That is why we are located on
SIXTH and KLAMATH
So we can serve you better
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Cap" Calkins, Prop
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