DAIRY
Dairy is pli-uaantly »ituated on the
went Hide ol V oiilia Valley, near the
center ol Klamath County.
It han
two k < mm I general aturee with enter-
piiMing, up to-date dealer» who enjoy
a large trade from surrounding val­
ley», a hotel and fes-d barn, and a
school house
Il is eiirrounded by a
rich farming community with winch
it is connected by a farmer»’ tele
phone line and also a long distance
line. 1» on the »tag« line, twenty
miles ea»t <d Klamath l ull».
Ulia». M «»•■Ik. iw uorkifi^ for Ihiiik
< UBrirn fm th«* •«• h • «n.
to riuiiniii for the summer. While at morning siesta about that time, and
Dairy recently lie reluted a »tory about therefore mi»»e<l the seiiMalioti The
Bryan, the great apostle of democracy, motion is »aid to have been from east to
which is quite characteristic and worth west.
No damage was dona. Home
repeating: "Nine year» ago,” »aid hr-, people were uwakened by it.
"I prepared a banquet for Mi. Bi van
Hou. John H. Hhook went to Ijtka-
(with wlmm I do not agree on ull the ' view Katuidayand returned \\edn«.»day.
i|U«»tion» of the day and saw him lor
Cliarley Jones l>a»n’t gone to Califor-
the tlrrst lime. I.a»t winter I prepared u . nia yet, owing to Ills inability to sell of!
banquet that wn» given to him ut Salem, hi» stork at price» that »lilt him.
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j and saw him for the second time. I
Mr. Hedge’» fox terrier dogs killed a
| naturally »upposi-d that Io* had entirely
porcupine the other dav, on the hill
forgotten me, but when hi* entered the
• near Dairy, after a hard fight, and u» a
hotel office lie came directly up to me,
I consequence got their nose» well filled
uiktendi-d liia band and said, ‘How do
with quills.
you do Mr. Uoiiiior.’ It »truck me ns a
Messrs. \y . | . ’A’. |, I, w, f.
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<n»e of mo»t remarkable memory of a
Jacob Rm-ek, director» of the local tele­
(are und u mime.”
phone company, went to |ionnnz».-at-
•Lu k Horton Nti<I hiw ivif»’ wan* hairy
vinitorM Thurnday ln»t, chopping.
l iiriiHHM nru u’uttiiig in* blown n* l»«i
ti«‘P working' in tl««* ii»,l'l’* lIieHu tunny
dnyte
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t««r, Mrt. Whltehnr, wovri.d il.n » Li*t
w <’i’k.
Edward "«••Ig«’ I ihh #’in* l<> th«* Klam*
tit li biisin Io u--rk on th« ditch foi th«*
10 uHon.
Mt», tivurgr Smyth was in Dairy
Saturday doing »--im shopping, and vis­
iting en route
E. Egert, who live» twelve Inile»
north ol Dairy, I» talking ■ >( putting in a
telephone line to 1:1» place.
Mr. Freucr, the I’m- valley 1-utclier,
make» regular weekly trip» to Dairy '
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flow with a »upply ol frc»h ln-ef.
l.ust Saturday night or rntber in tlx*
siuull hour» of Sunday morning m
rola-it cut, * f tbc feminine gender, in­
vaded the burn of Giltiert Anderson, ut
Daily, nml seeing n large hit Lang-ban
low I III the male persuUHlon pelrlied
U| mi | i u b>fty la-ain, made advance» to­
ward hiiu which were, |>erli>ip», more
forcible than lender.
The majestic
fowl -.lid “Tut, tut. tut" to the cut’s
proposal, nml sliied iiway. H- r i-at-lnp
was persistent, liowi-ver, nml taking tin-
bird's left wmg, -Iragge-I ratlu-r Ilian
walked, off with him toward ln-r rocky
home amid tlm juniper», hi» birdship
protesting uu I v'-cHi-raiing loudly at
every »tep, It is pr-ibubl«* thnt the h-
line's lovelorn utt.e limciit for the bird
would have I h -,- ii »uecesslul but for the
interference of sundry and various mem-
met» of the g*-nu» canine id the village,
whose loud voiced protests were succe»»-
fill iw «Iriviiitf Her away, uixl th«* bird rv*
t«trti«*<l t«» hm |x*rch in the burn loft.
nrday to confer with the l.angcll vallev
telephone ulliciall <>li bu»iip-»s of mutual
ilili rest.
Member» of the Dairy school board
are beginning to think that the |M>sitlon
of -i-les-l director 1» more Inumrous tlmn
boom able, on account of the muny
meetings they have to hold to prepare
for the building of a m-w »chool house.
11 i ertainly i» no joke.
Mr, iin-i Mr». Wiley, who have Ireen
tanning the John Sh-»>k place, toi-k a
«ii-lden notion to go to heattie Saturday
last, and departed on the afternoon
■tags for that city.
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Corp»of the I’nlii-d ,<i»t«» •« » private wldter,
■>•(< i-r. •»•maw or insrlfw -luring th» w»r with
Spain or -luring any other war In which ths
l?i.lte<1 Slate, may be engaged, »aid parties
are hereby notified to appear, respond and
offer eviden-e lo-mlilng -aid allegation at lu
o’clock a tn. on rune IS, 1W>7. ts-tore J. II.
Griffith. County judge, at glamalh Falls. Or»
gon, and that final bearing will be held at lu
o’clock • tn. on June '17, I'.rt. before the Kegi.
Isr end Keceivcr at the Culled state* Land
office tn l-akevlew, Oregon
The »aid contestant having, In a proper
affidavit, Bled May t. 1W/7 set lorth taels
which show that alter due diligence personal
«ervlce of thl» notice can not be made. Il Is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
1» given by due and propa» publication
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J S Wa-.-.r, l-.-z -'er.
Wanted-Bids for Clearing
. I’erson» who will contract to clear
sagebrush and plow ground are invited
to »iibmit bide for doing the work on an
aert-agr basi». Land to Is- < leared along
Macadam Road.
F kvnk I ks Wurtz
KLAMATH BARBER SHOP
A Block in First Addition at a price
August I iskry contemplati-» buying n
that
will sell it. T. W. Htephem. 5-9-2t
Eurnivm
are
ho|»e(til
that
the
recent
Jack lor bleeding purpose»- lie »-"lid
, rain»« have npr«Mite«l tin* lately plant**!
gladly pav (tout) (or n good one.
RESOLUTIONS Ol SYMPATHY
grain mih ! Ntiirtr I it to growing. Th«
It I» rv|»irte<l that Riley Wood» bn.
peculiarity of the »oil here i* such that,
»old hl» h> ineatead. un ici the borili
• »nr«* uprouted. no matter how dry the Hall of l inkville I-odge No. 110, A. 0.
mountain wall. t-> I inrik t ittvr, lu-
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•utniner it, n crop in well gMured.
Heights,!.
Klamath Fall», Oregon, May 14, 1907.
A dialitici »hock <>| an eartlijiiuke wie
J. Connor, of Salem when- he ha»
Whereas,
It ha» pleased the Al-
long kept a hotel, i» »topping at hi» (■•It by many people in the valley last migthy God, the Supreme Master of the
lame Ris k ranch, Swan Lake valley, W. diie.dav morning, alsnit 5 o’clock. Universe, to remove from our midst the
w ith hi» »<m. D. it. < >nnor and <-x|ws t. Your correspondent was enjoying hi» wife of our brother A. J. Manning.
Therefore, Be it resolved by Link*
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while we Imw with humble submission
to the will of the ctoet High, we do not
the less mourn with the Is-reaved hus­
band and family ill their irrepairable
lu»».
It,—-Ivel, That ill tile death of hi*
wife, brother A J. Manning lias h*»t a
loving wife ami helpmate.
l!i-»ohed. that these resolutions be
spread ujhui the records <>f this Iasige
and a copy la* transmitted to the I m -
rrave-l family ami to each of the newt-
|ai]a-is of Klamath I alls.
JOHN VADEN.
J. W. SIEMENS,
W. MARTIN.
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INSURANCE
SURETY BONDS WRITTEN
I can sell your ranch at a fair
price
Cleanliness and Good Work
Guaranteed.
John l.ogue. one ol the delegate»-elcct
to the I. 0.0 F’ grand hslge, left Wed- Also Agent for LONDON AND
m—diiy morning for D- Grande, where
th>- grand lodge meets, lie represents, LANCASHIRE HRE INS. CO.
irrpait, tire lodge of that order at Bo­
nanza.
Get your eltaw hut at the Bouton.
/ aim to be reliable
A.HELMING&CO.
Wool, Fur and
Hide Merchants
If you are seeking an investment » in
Highest Cash Prices Paid for
Wool, Mohair, Hides
and Fur
Warehouse and Office at Goodrich Lum­
ber Yard in east end of Klamath Falls
ASHLAND IRON WORKS
(Incorporated;
ENGINEERS. FOUNDERS and
MACHINISTS
General Job Work
Otho and Works
Croft & Nowlin
Il -Iman a: an-t 9
ASHLAND. ORE.
.Manufacturers ol Pneumatic Sawing En­
gine. Saw Mills. Architectural Iron Work.
Iron. Brass and Bronze Castings
City, Town or Farm Property
We have an
See us before you buy.
unlimited variety of property to show
you,
and
If you buy from us you will save money
Croft & No wlin
PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE
Do away with barbed wire
Investigate the Sliding Loop Top
Estlr ale- furnished. Orders promptly filled
RESOLUTIONS Of SYMPATHY
Spring Styles
in UlalluOver Shoes
When Walk-()\ ers go on. Shoe Troubles go off
KKK STORE
Kxcludve Agency
CAMPERS, TAKE NOTICE!
Hall ■■! I inkvilli- I. -Igt- N". 110, A. <).
U. W.
Klamntli Full», Oregon, Muy II. l!k)7.
Win-ieus, It pleated the Ruh-r of the
I'nivrisu to n-move from our midst our
brother, J. W. Ei imleiibuig. therefore,
B<- it resolved by Linkville Ixxfge No.
1)0. A. »I. (’. W., that while we bow
with humble subnnsiion to the will <<t
tlu- most High, we do not the less
mourn with the l-cicuved wife and fam­
ily in their great loss.
Reaolved, That in the death ol
brother J. W. Brandenburg, his family
hu« lost a devoted lather und husband,
this Dslge a fuithfill brother and the
community a g'»»l citiaen.
Resolved, That these resolutions lx-
»pn-a<l upon the minutes und a copy
thereof transmitted to the M-reaved
family and to each of the paper» ol
Klamath Fall», Oregon, and to 1‘iotec-
tion l.i»lge No. 2, Salem, Oregon.
J. \V. MEMEN.".
F. L. ARMSTRONG,
ROY HAMAKAK.
S. B. DRIZZLE
KLAMATH FAI I S
OREGON
All styles and height-.
LET US QUOTE V OU PRICES
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GADDIS & DIXON, Medford
or VOLNEY DINOS, Travelling Representative, Klamath Falls. Ore.
Contest Notice
Tents, Camp Cots and Stools, also
Wagon Covers, at
L inkville S addlery C o
Klamath Lake Railroad
in connection with the*
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Hclntire Transportation Co.
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anil the
Ore. and Cal. Transportation Co
Th«* only through lino for freight and pas-
MengtTs between the Southern Pacific and
the Klamath country. Quickest service
and Lowest Hates. Tell your troubles by
Phone or Letter to
E. T. ABBOTT, Gen. Mgr,
Thrall, Cal.
or to M. INTIRE TRANS. CO. at Klamath Falls or Pokegama
Fences for every purpose
Klamatb County
Ih'parlmenl o( the Interior. Cnited btiue*
Land Office. Ltkevlr a Oregon. May 3. 1*)7.
A au th« lent contv.it Mlfblitvit having been
filed I u lb*.» office by Stella M, Martin, con-
teatant, nK*in»t homestead entry No
mad«* May is. I9u:, for
Set 27. tap 27. >.
Hana«* io E. by (’baric» W. I*eier.<»i>n. < ’«»nteuee,
in uhich It is alleged that (among other
thing») »aid C’haa. W. Peterson ha*» not been
on nh IU ¡anti tor the »ix montha la»l pant and
never did live con11niiou»ly on said land or
improve it ami ha> u holly abandoned t»aid
lam!, am! that *ai«l alleged absence from »aid
land was not due to hi» employment in the
Army, savy or Marine Corp* <»! the Cnite<t
stat«** a* a private »««Idler, oittc« r, «« aiuanor
niBtint* «luring the war with Spain or during
any other war in which the United states
may be engaged, said oartie» aie hereby
uotifit ti to appear, re-iponif ah ! offer evid« nee
touching »aid allegation al 10 o’clock a. in. on
June 27. I1M7, before W. D. West. U. S.
(ommiMioucr hl Silver Lake, Oregon, and
that (Inal hearing will be hehl al lu o'clock a.
m. on July s, 1907. bviore the Kegiater ami Re­
ceiver al Hie I «•Hud .state» ¡.ami Office in
Lakeview. Oregon.
The said contv.stant having, in a proper affi­
davit, liled April 3u. PA'/, »«*t forth lact* which
»how tliat after due diligence personal >erviuv
of thia notice can not be made, it 1» hereby
«»rdered and directed that such notice be giv­
en by due ami proper publication.
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J. N. WA lso.x. .tegiMer.
«Farm Hands*
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City Property
Merrill Town Lots
Bonanza Lots
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VV 'e on n very desirable land in small
tracts adjoining the town of Merrill
Contest Notice
Department of the Interior, fnlted Slates
l.aiul Office. Lakeview . Oregon, Mav S. 1907.
A »ultteleui contest »«id.Ut having been
filed In this office liy lames F. L’rotl, contest­
ant against b»un-»tia,l entry so. 2M7, made
December I. 1-0-’. ter Nt-?. S.-clIon 81. loot«
shlpS7 8.. Hauge 13 £.. by Benjamin F. ion,-»,
t onteblee. lu which It Is alleged that .aid
Benjamin F. rones has never taken up test-
denee on said properly, and has not Cultlvat-
ed any portion thereof, and has totally
abandum-d the same tor more than six
mouths last past, and that said alleged ab­
sence troui the said laud is nut due to his
employment In the Army wavy or Marine
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Klamath Commercial Agency
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