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About Klamath republican. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1896-1914 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1907)
; the illness of Ed Bloomincamp, who re goods, as well as the house thereon had ' BONANZA Bonanza is situated in the south eastern part of the county, and so located as to command the trade of three of the largest valleys of the Klamath Project. Largest springs in the county are there. Fine school. Is growing rapidly and will be a large city. Hat telephone connec tions. Will soon have water works and electric lights. Population 350. 1 see “be the po-apur" that Bonanza is located in the northeastern part of the county. Now. we are just H'j miles from the California line, so you see we must be in the Houtlieawtera part. Since our last we have to chronicle the marriage of Mr. Charles Snow and Miss McComb, May good luck follow them all the days of their lives. The death of Miss Mabie Morine has cast a shiulow of gloom over our entire community. She was Bonanza’s daugh ter, ami bail won a warm place in the heart of all of its residents. The family lias the sympathy of all. Mrs. Conrad, sister of Miss Morine, arrived from Ashland Wednesday. Other friends and relatives are expected Thursday. 8. C. Hamaker, of Bly, is in town making a deal for some of the timber land in the neighborhood. Clark knows a good thing when lie sees it, ami is always to be found on the ground floor. The sucker ami Siwasli are with ns. BLY Bly is situated in the southeastern part of Klamath county and com mands all the trade of Sprague river vallev. Is well connected with tele phones. Several new buildings soon to go up; also a new school house. A large titular country surrounding will make much business in time to come. Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Lane returned Sun day to their home in Lakeview after their visit with Mrs. Albert Walker. John Wells arrived last night from Ashland, where he ami Creed McKen- drie were on a business trip. Mrs. J. Wells has been visiting Mrs. Joe How ard of Drew’s valley and also friends in I.akeview. Dr. Johnson was called to Bly during ...... Notice Sixteen Killed turned with him to Bonanza. been appropriated by other parties for 1 O. Peterson, the timber locator, has their own use. NEW YORK, Feb. 16.—Sixteen pas <ieo. I.ooslev ami family have moved been in Bly a few days. sengers were killed outright, four others Miss Myrtle Donnell, who has been from their Seven Mile ranch to their had died of their injuries up to mid working in the Bly hotel since July, left home on Wood river. night. and at least 50 more were more Harry Brooks has returned from a' last week for Dairy. Miss Ida Howard, or less seriously injured in the wreck of of Drew’s valley, is to take her place. trip to California. He was accompan- the White Plains ami Brewster Express A very pleasant afternoon was spent | ied by Mr. Holmes, of Klamath Falls, on the Harlem division of the New York Central A Hudson River railroad, at a Valentine party at the home of , who will remain until spring. Mrs. Albert Walker last Saturday after Rev. 11. I., tiralioiis, the M. E. near Woodlawn road in the Bronx Bor noon. The rooms were beautifully preacher of Klamath Falls, w ill preach ough of Greater New York today. decorated. Cards were played ami at this place every three weeks. This | prizes were awarded the winner, ami will 1st a great help to the valley, us ; FOR RENT—New two-room house, also the composer of lint best verse, there has been no religious service here at |IO per month. Very convenient and well built. Tom Stephens. tf each getting a beautiful valentine. for some time. Geo. D. (frizzle passed through Bly on Misstirace Bierce of Jackson county i All kinds of wagon-making ami re his way to his homestead. i has secured the lower school ami w ill pairing done at the Midway blacksmith Fitzpatric, foreman of theZ. N. ranch teach the remainder of the term, w hich j simp. All work guaranteed. of Paisley, together with W. F. Reed of was commenced byThora Smith. You will find the best stocked Shoe Bly, left Monday lor Yaiuax. The sensation of the season will take 1 Dept, in Klamath county at the K K K Mr. ami Mrs. Ed Walter, who with S. place at the school house next literary j Store. Walk-over and Napatan brands. C. Hamaker were in Lakeview on tim night, as there is going to be a mock 1 We invite land owners to list their ber business, returned, Mr. Hamaker trial. Plaintiff, J. H. Hessig; defend lands with us. Our extensive corre going with them to Bonanza where he ant, Albert Gibson; presecuting attor- spondence ami Mr. Mason’s advertising is in business. ney, G. A. Gardner; defendant’s attor- trip have put us in touch with several Improving is still going on in Bly. ney, Roy Wise. parties who will want land for actual Waller Reed has built a new granary settlement. M ahon A S lough . tf and is remodeling the «tables. RAPI05 (KLNO) ITEMS FORT KLAMATH l'ort Klamath la located in the northern part of Klamath county, and is in the center of what is recog nized as the Switzerland of America. In close proximity toCrater Lake and surrounded hy the greatest natural and scenic wonders on the continent, it will, within a few years, lie one of the greatest tourist resorts on the Pacific coast. W. T. Shives and Horace Mitchell of Klamath Falls came up to this burg ; Sunday and will stay a few days view ing j the scenery and eating fish. After much difficulty the citizens of the Agency have secured Miss Maude Nail as teacher for their children. As a consequence Mildred and Hilbert Wil son who have been attending school here have withdrawn. The new flag will lie unfurled on Washington's birthday anniversary, and will thereafter float over the school house. tins Melliase of Klamath Falls and his niece from Missouri are here visiting relatives. i John and Joe Hessig and Mr. Collis, I of Beswick, California, are here looking after the telephone lines. Joe tells us ' he was at his homestead and on his ar- 1 rival there fouml that his househo/d R. A. Emmet has gone to the desert to do some surveying tor J. B. Richard son. John Dyer has returned from Ash land where he went on a short visit. Capt. Woodberry, Col. Wilkins and Mr. Travis passed through here on their way to San Francisco. Mr. Higgins inhere looking after his saw mill. The weather is fine and the roads are improving. Mr. Pool went to the Falls Wednes- day. Mr. Worden took the boat for the Falls Tuesday. Seth Cox paid the Kapids a short visit Tuesday and then took passage on the steamer to Klamath Falls. Auction Sale. H. V. Mitchell will sell at auction, on Thnrday. February 28. 190", all hi-* household goods, stock and farming iin" plement, consisting of horses, harness, buggies, wagons, machinery, etc. The sale w ill commence at 10 o’clock a. m. on the Altamont ranch. See bills for particulars. -------------------------- I have a few choice lots in South Midland that I am offering for $50 per lot. Now is the time to buy before they ! are all gone. Mark L. Binn<. For sale or lease Commencing January 1, 1907, thej Klamath Falls Jersey Dairy will charge the following prices for milk delivered : , Per quart, 6 cents ; pint 5 cents ; per ' gallon 30 cents. Bird 8. Loos ley. It has been decreed by flame Fashion that visiting cards should not lie written. Accordingly, those who wish to liend knee to this inexorable old lady should call at the Republican office and leave their order for cards. This office has just purchased the latest styles Imth of type and cards ami is prepared to do work for you that is unsurpassed for style ami quality. 12o acres, one mile from Klamath Falls, , suitable for potatoes 1 fruit or grain I ' Apply to T. O. Hague, Klamath Falls Yes, we all know! That is, everyone who has eaten any of our bread lately knows that we have at last attained the perfection we have been striving for in our line. * Our bread on sale at the Red Front and Home Bakery only. Free delivery. Phone 453 Prescriptions I AIM TO BE for RELIABLE i REAL ESTATE Colds AND We have in our prescription INSURANCE department all of the drugs and chemicals being prescribed by the physicians for colds, la grippe and all other prevalent ailments. These drugs are fresh and of the best quality, thoioughly tested. We are prepared to till any prescrip tion correctly no matter whose blank it is written on. it right to us. Bring We will take care of it for you. Morris Marks» the manager of Lakeview Mining and Hilling Co. after placing large blocks of the stock in 5alem, Portland and Seattle has left for San Francisco, Denver and New York to place Lakeview stock on the leading stock exchanges. STAR DRUG STORE TOM STEPHENS, Office in Willson Block. Real Estate and Insurance Buy a Lot in Hills’ Addition Just East of the Depot One Hudrned ;il,d Twenty=five Dollars FOR A LOT 50x120 FEET BIGGEST LOT I S7VVAL.I_EST FRICSI Can you find a better investment in the city? You are paying the present value price and will thus secure the benefit of the increase < * FRANK IRA WHITE * *