«*$$$$$•$•*$*$$$* . infracts in about iltri* e«*<‘ks
seventy seven (77), Klamath addi
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Pl.KVXA ITEMS.
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Zelma, Walter and
tion to the town ot Klamuth Falls,
♦♦♦«$«♦♦««♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ tom, whose father la
Oregon.
Mt II II Van Valkenburg and wife J. W. Jorp on his dlt< h
Tog«*ther with tenements, heredl
E. J. MURRAY, Editor.
are «contemplating a chang«* of real- attending our school
laments, sad appurtenances thereun
dunce
The« will niovt* to Klamath
Lennie Hooper lias («'i'll chimen to belonging or in any wise appertain
Falls.
correspondent for the Summers dis ing
Mr John Faulkner has baeu haul trlct.
‘he proemds of »al«l sale will be
ing hay during the past week.
Our teacher. Miss Millie Garrison, applied In the satisfaction of salil ox-
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
We have lntroduc«Hl an Agricultur has just finished reading and explain «■eutlon, oriler and decree. Inter«’»!
al l>e|iartmenl Into our school
We ing to 11» "The Making of An Ameri and costs and all accruing coats, ami
All communication* submitted i»»r publication 111 the columns oi thia paper have been planting different kinds can Bov " She Is going to read next the over plus. If any there be, to bo
will I m » inserted only over the name of the writer. No non de plume article« of s<4>ds during th«1 w«*ek and antici The Bird's Christmas Carid "
paid Into said court to t><> further ap
wili be published.
pate a groat deal of pleasure* and
Wo were vi 1 y much disappointed pll«*d as by law directed
¡profit In watching them grow
last Friday because wo had to scrub.
Dated at Klamath Falla. Oregon,
Leo Thompson Is assisting Mr Instead of having the regular Friday
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ' I’ought sixty tons of hay from Mr.
this 2‘Jtli day of October, 190S
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l*OK VALLEY ITEMS.
♦ Ward an«i now feels »««cure for cattle ¡Chas Faulkner In digging potatoes afternoon remlltig
W II HARNES,
¡every evening after school.
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Sheriff <•( Kliiinaih County Oregon
D P Shook is hauling his winter's, Our little buys and girls are weav
Mr. and Mrs S It Gardner of Fort 10-2»-1 I
The Roberta boys have hauled w<Hid while the weather is good.
ing paper hints fur busy work.
Klamath arrived last Friday for n
wood to the school house for winter
John War«l killed a very large por
Mary Byers hud a very narrow es- visit with his son, G V Gardner, ami
si MM«i\s
use.
|cape laat
last Sunday, having been
throw n
cupine on the Lone Rock ranch re-jeape
beaa thrown
Mr
Gardner
rri'ently
disposed
wife.
in the < in nil t ourt of Hi«- Slat«« of
Mr. Egllngton and I-a u son Ross cently. Th«> weight was S3 pounds. from one horse under the feet of
of his place in that county, known a»
On-gou. for lv la ninth County.
have been working on the road.
These animals are very destructive another She was fortunate enough,
Eugene S|H*ncer, I'lalntIff. vs F I.
Wm. Griffith. Elmer and Ellsworth <>n vegetable gardens and young fruit however, to escape with a few bruises Seven mile iiincb, and will spend the
winter 011 the coast visiting friends Wright ami Clara Wright, Defend
Moore each took a load of hogs to t reea. They will girdle several tro*« an«l a sprain«*d arm
at
Crescent City ami Bandon In the mts Summons
Klamath Falls Monday .
T. ..I itoberts. a Pin* Valley farmer,
in one night.
spring he Intend > inst.'illliig all elec-
To F I. Wilght, aboil* named de
Mrs. Mark and daughter. Alberta,
pas.M*.!
through
here
last
week
on
Kelly,
from
near
Olene,
is
Mrs.
trie llgting plant uslng the waters of fendant
went to the Falls Tuesday.
his way to Rogut* River after fruit
trading In Dairy today tTuesday ).
Seven mile creek near Fort Klamath
Hi tl. * name of th«* Slat«* of Uni
Mr. Mark and Mr Evans have com
Mi McIntire's big teams and wa
Marion Martin has relinquish« .! his
■Crescent City It ustler.
son
You are hereby required to
pleted their barn.
gons
puss
by
here
very
often
to
and
position as diet at D. P. Shook's.
*
ippeai und answer the plaintiff's
Miss Sarah Griffith, who is now
from the railngid
FOR s 11.F
utliplaltll In the altove <<ntltle<l suit
teaching at Lone Pine, visited her I « 4»44*44***4«4*«4
Mr Arthur Bremer shot and killed
50 Tons Alfalfa Hay
*<><> bushels >11 or botole tile 17th day of D**cetn-
parents Saturday and Sunday.
« i a large goose Sunday «‘veiling
OI.EXE HAPPEX1X4JS.
»
yooil. clean Cats, fr«*«‘ from Rye.
>er. 19UX. thnl being tlx* Inst day
Will Irwin, of Langell Valley. was
Rev. Pratt dellver««d an Interesting
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REX E HORD,
>rescrlln*d in the order for publica-
In the valley on business Monday
address at th«* schrvol hous«* Sunday *
ll I 9t t
J D Whitman visited the Falls aft««rnoon at 3 o'clock
ion of summons and th«* time within
On Wednesday, November 11th
♦
a hit'll lb«* salii defendant Is r«**|Ulr«*d
Grandma Roberts was 78 years old Monday
Mrs Brown of Ashlaml will sp«*ak
ItlXGllOXE I I RED.
It • Grigsby visited at bls ranch o us next Sunda« November 15
n appt'ar uml answer uml If you fall
Her children and grandchildren with
w hile en route to Yonna
Ilingbon«* horses < ur«*d or no pay
l'uesday
o to answer the plnlntlff will apply
Sunday School is still In progress,
well tilled baskets took possession
God-
E THOMPSON,
<i the couit for the relief as do
of the house and enjoyed a bountiful Valley where he purchased the
ast Sunday showing a larger atteml
1 1-19-41
Klamath Falls. Oro nandoti In plaintiff s complaint, that
*ance than we have bad yet.
meal and a delightful evening. Grand trey Beck ranch.
Mrs. John Cox is very ill with scar
s to say :
We haye a Current Event period
ma was very much surprised, but
Miss Bertha Slater is in •very other day. each pupil cont rih
XOTI4 E OF SHERIFF - SALE.
That judgment and <lecr«*e In* enter-
enjoyed the evening hugely, Those , t fever
’HEN summer has passed in these
In the Circuit Court of the State
I foi III** sum of $.;ixs 34 togeth«*!
atlng something of Interest ai each
of her children present were Mrs attendance.
a
"I'ti. l«> Johnnny " Simmons was
I northern stItOS» the sun is only
*llh Interest «lien-on at th«* rat«* of
■erlod. This work Is very Interest- of Oregon, tor Klamath County.
Joe Taylor and husband and .Mrs
Henry O offenbacher. Plaintiff, vs 4 per cent per annum from the 13th
mg as well as Instructive, and we
Her caller at J .VI. Tipton's Tuesday,
Hiram Roberts and husband,
mild under the bright blue skies <>t
The Olene teacher. Miss Ward, enjoy it very much.
It. E Dyer. Defendant.
No. 171 lay of June. IPOS, mid for th«* further
sons William and Tom Roberts I were
Southern California. Ibis is one of na
mu of $.;uu as attorn«*»’» f«s*s, lo-
Several teams und wagons went Equity.
unavoidably detained. Ten of her quint Saturday and Sunday at the
tionie of her uncle, R. K Sutton
Notin' is hereby given
by here Monday and Tuesday to work
tether with costa utid dlsburs«*ment»
ture's happy provisions -eternal summer
grandchildren were present.
Chas. Walker of lamella l>assed on the railroad
tue of mi execution mid order of sale. if Mild suit, mid that the following
Chris. Killsgaard has gone to Port
t<»r those who cannot endure a more se
through
O.ene Sunday on his way i
Mr. Sevlts has b«*en baling hay «Inly Issued out of th«* above named eal property. to w It
land.
vere climate.
court and cause, on the 29th day of
for the last few days.
An undivided four
Esau Keck and Wm. Marcbo have home from Ashland.
Oscar Anderson has gone to Yonna
The tule tire of Little Klamath October, 19**4, upon a decree mad« n mid to the South
built a barn at the school house.
California
has been called the “Mecca of
and entered of record iu said Circuit lection 30, North ’n
Mr, Thompson and family have Valley for a few days to help Si y laike has ceased burning
the
winter
tourist." Its hotels and stop
l.ast Wednesday and Thursday the Court, and In said suit, on the '.’Sth ’.ot» numbered 1 and 2 of Section
moved from Poe Valley to the Car Pool dig potatoes.
has
been
very
ill
E.
J.
Pool
who
Steamer Klamath towed two laige «lay of October, 1908, In favor of th«
ping places are as varied as those of all
». the NW), of the NEU. SE U of
roll place on Lost River.
Albert Edler went to Klamath with pneumonia is recovering slowly steam shovels to the railroad camp above named plaintiff, directing th« ;W’( mol Lots i. *.*, 3 and i of S«*<*.
well regulated cities. Visitors can always
A young man who has b«*i*n hauling near Klamath Falls. Th«*se two hug«* sale of the premises therein described ion 30, ull In Township 3». South
Saturday.
Kilgore ; plec««s of machinery are th«» property to satisfy the sum of $3200, $350 lang 7 East. Willamette Meridian,
find
suitable accommodations, congenial
grain
to
Bonanza
fur
the
Sidney Ffeuer has completed his
of
hav-
flour
mill
had
the
misfortune
|
of
Erickson
&
Petters«>n.
the
con-
attorney's
fee,
$43
coats
and
disliur»«*
.laniath
County.
Oregon,
tuning
mid
house. He has been making frequent
companions, and varied recreations
meats, together with interest on said xeeptlng ull that |H>rtlon of lol 2. of
visits to the lower end of Poe Vai Ing his lee broken Thursday as the tractors.
result of a runaway but it is getting
Mr. A. Brentner has purchased a
mi ot $.1200, from the 30th day of lection 2». to-wlt
Beginning at the
ley. Wonder what it means?
along nicely under the care of Dr. three-vear-old Alley ot Mr. J. P Lee July, 1907, at the rate of eight per southeast corner of said lot 2. thence
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He has b«'en breaking her the past cent per annum, aud accruing coats N’ortli 10.80 chains, t hence West
♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Johnson of Bonanza.
Don Lovelady si>ent Saturday night week
She works like an vild horse
Now, therfore, by virtu«« of said ex 10 80 chains; thence South to th«*
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LONE PIXE ITEMS.
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Will la* glad to supply some very attractive literature,
I
A number of the farm«>rs are do ■cution an«l in compliance with said neander line on the right hank uf
♦ ♦ « at Olene.
d< scribing in detail the many delights of winter In
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kinney have mov ing their fall plowing.
writ I have duly levied on said pretu the Klamath Rivi . thence follow-
California. Very low rouml trip excursion tickets are
Services were held at the Lone Pine ed to the Hadley ranch which he has
The potato crop Is very light in , ses and will, on Monday, the 30th ug said meander line up stream to
on sale to California. For full information, sleeping
school hous«- last Sunday afternoon leased. and Budd and Harry Kinney this vicinity this year owing to the
lay of November, 190s, at 10 o’clock he place of beginning, containing 12
car reservations and tickets, call on, telegraph or
by Rev. Anderson from Merrill. He are running bachelor’s hall" at their dry summer.
A. M. of said day. at the trout door «crea, more or less, held under niort-
write any S. I*. Agent, or
will preach here again November 22. old place at Olene.
There have been many geese killed it the County Court Hous«*, In Klam ¿age In this suit foreclosed, be sold
The Government bridges are being
Dave Vinson and Ed Duncan of here lately. The duck shooting Is ath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, o satisfy any judgment or decree ob
WM. McMURRAY. Gtn. POSS. IQI., Portland, Oregon
built by Fred Steenians and M. H Langell Valley passed through Olene also very good.
-ell at public auction to th«* highest lìi ned in tills suit, and that an order
Beebe.
Mr. Joe Foster, from Round Lake. bidder tor cash in hand, ull the right, >f sale be made, ns under execution,
Monday on their way to Klamath
Harry Booth is hauling lumber for Falls.
I attend <1 Sunday school her«- Sunda«. title anil interest of the above des o the Sheriff of Klutuath County, Or-
the Government bridges.
Our school has been closed Indefi «nd Monday morning started tor his -rlbed defendant in and to the (ol gon. and that sale be made as pro- I
The erection of the Lone Pine nitely on account of scarlet fever.
oni«* t«*nd near Merrill.
lowing d«*scrlb«sl irai property, sit ,lde«l by law on all of said real prop
school house was commenced Mon
The boys of this district were an >iate«l in the City ôt Klammh Falls. •rty as described herein and that all
The farmers in our vicinity have
day.
been taking advantage of the good ticipating a charivari, but were disap Klamath County State of Oregon, to- right and title and Interest of the
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Slate have re weather, getting their fall plowing pointed. the gentleman in question
wlt:
lefendants in and to such real prop
cently moved into the Ed. Booth done.
having return«*d to California
Commencing at a point tw<*iity-!lve «•rty, or any portion thereof, be fore
house, Mr. Slate is one of the con-
A strange event took place Wed feet <25 f«*et I northeasterly front th«*
John Donnell and Chas Sherman,
dosed, and for auch rei lef us may b<
tractors building the new school Sr., passed through here Monday on nesday of last week, when a white
corner on Multi Street between Lots '■quitable.
”
house.
pig followed a team and buggy tand
their way to the Falls.
i ami 3 in Block Is in the town of
This summons Is
Carl Robely has the contract of
Mr. Martin hauled hav for J. D. squealing all the way) from Klamath Klamath Falla. Oregon, thence north Klamath Republican, n weekly news
building the fence around the school iVhitman, from the Grigshy ranch Falls to a farm house near our school
westerly at right angles with Main paper printed and publlsli«*<l at Klam
yard.
where It stayed.
Friday.
Street eightyfeet, thence, northeaster nth Falls, Or •gon, by ordnr of the
There was a dance at the Wain
Mr. Heavilin and wife from town
R. K. Sutton and sons have been
ly at right angles with said line Hon. George Noland, judge of ih.
residence Monday evening.
hauling grain from their Ness Lake attended services at the hc I kmi I hous«* I twenty-five f«*l, thence south>*asterly above named rouit, mid datvd on
Sunday.
Mrs. M. H. Beebe left Monday I anch to the Falla.
it right angles with said line eighty October 29th, 1908, directing
Mr. Beardesly pa-*s«*d through her«* f
morning for Medford, where she ex
Mrs. D. L. Rlghtmeir is convales-
feet; thence southwesterly along
The flrht publication to be mad**
on his way back to Rogue River Val
pects to remain for a few weeks.
•nt.
Main Street twenty-five feet, to place on Thursday, the f>th day of Novem
Five acres of
ley.
He
brought
a
loud
of
tomatoes
Mr. L. West lost one of his work
Floyd and Forest Cunnighani made
of beginning, embracing a strip twen ber, IDOS and the last publication to
horses last Saturday night.
s slaughter of a flock of geese one over, und had no trouble disposing ty-five feet wide and eighty feet long lie made on the 17th day of December
of them.
Mrs. Alma LaPrarl«* has moved lay last week.
the
One Item in the Current Event per- I in Lot two 12), Block eighteen (IS) i Sos.
into her new house.
Albert Eaton anil John Cox went
in
the
town
of
Klamath
Kails,Oregon
F
H.
MILLS.
lod for Tuesday was "There's Noth
Archie Colson is building an addi- io Klamath Falls Friday.
Also
Attorney for Plaintiff
tlon on his house.
Sam! Dixon and Janies Grimes ing to It but Taft."
l<ots one ( 1 I and two (2), Block 1 1-5-12-17
Arthur Bretner hauled a load of
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Monson have were in the Falls Sunday.
recently moved to the Fairclo place
After following their "foot burner wood Wednesday. ,
Settlers are coining from twenty-live states and over
Numerous "Oregon Tourists" puss
Mrs. Hugh Best, who hies been vis machin«-s" all day the boys on the
one
quarter of the contracts are already sold.
iting her parents at Weston, expects Grigsby ranch get In at night on through here daily on their way ( we
suppose)
to
some
winterl?)
r«*sort
to be home for Thanksgiving.
>nes, twos ami threes.
Look into tnis great Land
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Mr. Elmer Smith has moved his
The entertainment and box social
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tirant Opening at once
ditch camp.
as planned for Thanksgiving will be
Ml'MMERH XEWH.----------- «
Mr. Joe Dervan is seeding,
postponed indefinitely on account of ♦
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Charlie Steeman is hauling hay school having been closed.
Hunting is good on the Merrill
Reliable
from below Merrill, Hay seems to
Van and Frank Nichols passed
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PROPRIETORS
Among those successful In
be rather a scarce article in this part here Tuesday en route to the Dam. road,
Local Ajçent, KLAHATH PALLS, ORE.
of the country.
Mrs. Jas. Moore went to town bagging geese recently were Leslie
ALL KINDS OF FRESH. SALT
Rogers, Kent Ballard and Herb Bald-
Gerald West of lame Pine school Tuesday.
was absent on Monday
Ja< k Rasim spent Monday after- win.
AND SMOKED MEATS
Eldin ¡tennis has moved his fence
Mr. J. E. Enman began »«•«»ding noon repairing lence.
hack
in
order
to
make
room
for
a
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last Friday.
SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS
new county road.
Mr. Wain and family and Mr. Lig
DEATH <>1* MliS. ( Al.DWELL.
Homer Roberts Is digging pota
gett and family, who have been work
Mabie Azora Caldwell, wife of O.C.
ing on the ditch. left Tuesday for Caldwell, died at the Cantrall resi- toes on Merrill Island, lle »ays they
California, where they expect to deuce in this city Thursday after are above average size.
Mr. De Pew is running an eight
si>end the winter.
noon, November 12, of Bright's dls-
cholee 1I114C of Invents
Fred Combs left Tuesday for Cal- •■ase, after an illn«*ss of about a horse gang plow on Judge Willit s
ment»
tlicit 'will uifilce
ranch.
Ifornia.
ear and a half. Mrs. Caldwell came
the
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Sam
Woodward's
gun
exploded
tlie
pt
i
relifiMcr
I o Klamath Falls last July from the
tiioney
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I liogue River Valley to Join her hus- other day and badly injured the
♦
NEWS FROM DAIRY.
♦ >and who is a carpenter and build thumb of Jack Hunsaker.
Jim Dixon is through baling his
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ing contractor.
She was born In
hay and Is now hauling It to town
|
«'itrwinsville,
Pennsylvania,
on
March
E. B. Sedge Is acting postmaster
Mr. Mlles Is constructing a sage
while Mr. Davies Is attending a spe 16, 1870. She leaves a husband and brush scraper, which he Intends to
six
children,
two
of
whom
live
here.
cial Masonic meeting at Ashland.
pull with Mr. Wilson's threshing ma
It might be well for the farmers , The other children are in the Rogue chine engine.
Valley
with
their
grandpar-
River
In this section to organize and mak>*
There are twenty-four scholars en
war on the coyotes. Six of the var ants.
rolled In our school at present.
The
funeral
was
held
Saturday
mints were seen In the Lee field Sun
The directors have promised us a
day morning and they are killing pigs at 10 o ’clock from Whitlock's under- new fence and some new out bulld-
taking parlors.
and chicken» for everybody
¡Ings; also to level our yard
Our farmers are busy as bees plow
Born—To Mr arid Mrs W A
Klamath County Is quite liberal In
Ing for next year's crop.
Style-:. November 1, 1908, an eleven
the
support
of
Its
schools
according
Elder Nortridge has been getting
pound boy
in bls winter's wood the past week to the report of th«* sheriff of the
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J D Hooper ba. butchered thirty
amount
of
taxi's
collected
up
to
No-
He expects hl» family to arrive soon I
three bogs from bls ranch
He Is
The report shows that
Godfrey Be«k has sold bls ranch vember 1
now sowing gialn
to B. S Grigsby. Price SHid to be $44.749 34 wan collected for school
Oak Bogg Is hauling wood from
purposes,
Of this $23,68« 02 was
*
$15 per acre.
Frank Iris’.
.Mr. and Mis. S. 1> Tociper went to for county schools', $7,4*4 4 IX for
E W. Smith Is hauling Ills Kt uln
Klamath Falls Sunday to meet their High S«hool, and $13,619.14 for ■pe- to Martin Bros. Mill
daughter and son-in-law who live In dal tux of the school districts The
M P Galarneau Is hauling rock
MRs. M. M c M illan , prop’r.
total amount of tuxes for state und
Los Angeles, Cal
from the rock crusher to the govern-
A Mr. Hughes is Interviewing some county purposes wus $66,660.97, and ment eamp.
Modern improvements.
73 rooms mid suitos
of our farmers In behalf of the Ruby the total umount of taxes collected
Mr Melhase Is building a new barn
Hample
Booms,
Bar
Boom,
Parlors, Two Club
for
all
purposes
wus
$136,81)4
14
Horse Co . who deal in thoroughbred
on his place at Midland.
Rooms, lite.. Etc.
horses.
The railroad camp is pitched wlth-
Bring us your Butter, Chickens,
Jas. Wight and John Wurd were and Turkeys und get CASH for them In a few miles ot our school.
•
SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS
in Dairy Tuesday. Mr, Wight has i Monarch Mercantile Co.
J. W. Jory will finish his ditch
11-12
4V8 a.M.S
KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON
California
rhe Southern Pacific Co.
Opening of Oregon
Central Military Road Grant
$200
City Meat Market
MEISS & ARMAND
T. W. STEPHENS
M ASON &. S l OU G H
ABSTRACTERS
We want all of
Your Eggs,
Chickens, Butter and Turkeys.
Will pay Cash for them.
Lands
Ranches
City Property
Farm Morttfatfes
MASON A, SLOUGH
We have 700 boxes of nice,
HAND-PICKED
Winter Apples
to arrive in a few days.
Our Prices will he right
M0NARCH~v‘
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I Lakeside Inn
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$
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