Postal Saving Batik Would He Bern* seventy aovon <77», Klamath addi­ ♦ tidal to the People of the I'nltod tion to the town of Klamath Fulls, States Oregon. Snow goose is delivering Chas Together with tenement*. heredi­ E. J. MURRAY, Editor George Anderson and Mr. Briar are goods tor the Grand I'ulon Pea <’o taments, and appurtenances thereun­ buying wood of T. McCormick to ship The V. b surveyors have complut- to belonglifg or In any wise appertain­ to Klamath Falls ed the survey tor the ditch that Is ing. T J Pitchford ha. gone to Albany. ,J low„"th|, klnlllKlll KiUu below ''he proceeds of said sal« will be Oregon, to spend the winter. Keno applied In the satisfaction of said ex­ Jim Hughes, the Dorris liveryman, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR IN ADVANCE ♦ ecution, order and diwree. Interest has taken charge of the stage line and costs and all accruing costs, and FOB SALK. All communications submitted for publication in the columns of thia paper between Dorris and Klamath Falls (he over-plus. If any there be. to be Chgs Stlndt is working for John will be inserted only over the name ot the writer. No non de plume article» paid Into siild court to he further ap­ 50 Tons Alfalfa Huy 500 bushels will be published. Ackley, after engineering on th«» Ma­ plied a* by law directed. son Construction Company's dredger, flood' clean Cats free from R»< Dated nt Klamath Falls, Oregon, REX K. BORD. Harry Pearson returned Monday ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ neighbors during the past month this 29th day of October. 1908. 11-lDtf Oleno Ranch. II. D llarpold. who is offering bls from Klamath Falls where he had ♦ YON NA VALLEY ITEMS. ♦ W II BARNES. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ I place for sale, this year raised a very been with his wife and children to Sheriff of Klamath County Oregon. the s|>«f sacks. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« he had sold to Erickson X* lletterson. Estate of Vnnle Hutchison, deceas * Oregon, for K lama ill County. The people of Yonna ought to be returning Monday ed, hus tiled hl i haul account of the Eugene Spencer, Plaintiff. vs, Fl.. Pankej of Lang«'ll Valley well supplied with pork this winter. ♦ Wm Mr Davis stopped over night at administration of said estate with the Wilght mid Clara Wright, Defend- as H. J. O'Brien will butcher 35 ¡•assed through hurt» Thursday on his Keno the last of the week with some clerk of the County Court of Klam­ hogs, C. H. McCuniberS, and God- way to the Falls St U I orae« he was taking to J P ath County Oregon, ami that said int* Summons. To F I Wilght, above lUltlO'd de- frey Beck 13. Thomas Roberts ot Poe Valley pas- Lee's I iastun>. court has appointed the hour of 10 fendaut Manuel Vierra has bought pota- sed through on Thursday with a load Ed Parks passed through Keno oil o'clock in tla*'forenoon of Thursday*, In I’e lutliie of the State of Ore- toes ot Arthur Noyes. of baled hay Monday With his time keepers and the 31st day of December. 1908. as toll You are hereby required to Jacob Rueck, who has the Govern­ John Fool was hunting one day Inst other official« of the Erickson A Pet­ the time for h<*artng of objections. If ipp«sc and answer the plaintiffs ment rain guage. states that on Nov week and had very good luck terson Co. any there be. to such tlnnl account -ompliilnt In the above entitled suit 20th ot this month, the rain fell .26 Mr. and Mrs. O*ro Brown spent Eslie Morgan's team being fright­ and the settlement thereof ot an inch. •n or beloie the 17th day of Decern- Thursday and Friday In th«» city vis­ ened at the train was the cause of This notice Is published by order •or. 1908. that being the last dux Mr. and Mrs. Hans Stoeshler went iting relatives. |an accident which broke his arm and of said Countv Court, made and en­ •reserlbed In the order for publlca to the rails this week. M ¡»» Ward started for her home a piece of bone chipped off from Ills tered In the r.s'Oids thereof the 24tb Ion of summons and the lime within Louis Gerber bargained with God- t Talent Thursday to spend her ia- elbow Di Atkinson set the frae- day of November. Unix vhli-h the said defendant I* required frey Beck of Yonna for a load of ation during the scarlet fever rage. lure. MONT F IIFTt'IIISON, o appear and answer and if you full grain, oats, wheat and rye. with Charles McWilliams and Chai les D. W. Anderson Is hauling up his \dmlnlstrator of the Estate of Annli *o to answer the plulnllff will apply which to seed nis place at Bly. Sturman have returned to Kano after > inter's wood. Hutchison, deceased. o the court for the relief as de- There is at present a great deal of George Gristle, the marble works' moving Frauk Adams' dredger from 11-26-12-31 ■landed In plaintiff's complaint, that improving going on at the Hildebrand man. went by on Tuesday, en route latke Kwauna to lipper Klamath Lake • s to say: school. The cloak rooms and porch to Hildebrand. The dredge will soou begin work on XOTL F OF SHERIFF > SALE. That judgment and decree be enter­ are now being erected by Mr. Bliss, Dr Fisher made a professional vis­ the Duke ranch. Messrs. McWilliams Ill the Circuit Court of the State 'd for the sum of J3488 34 together who was helped for a while by Emil it to our neighborhood Wedn«»sday. and Sturman will tin I th hauling wood <>r Oregon, for Klamath County. Flackus and Mr. Hammersley. There He has had gix»d luck thus tar und for the dredge. vlth Interest thereon at the rate of Henry O. Offeubacher. Plalultff. vs • pet cent per annum from the 1.1th Is a shed also being erected by Jacob • veryone in the neighborhood speaks Harry Wall, the livery man at Keno. Rueck. on the northeast corner ot a good word for him No 1 7 I 1 lav ot June. I 90s. mol for the further made a flying trip to Calor Saurday R. E Dyer. Defendant. the school grounds, for his childrens' uiii of | uO as attorney's fees, to­ Hoover Kliigery delivered a load Equity. George Copeland of laingell Valley horse. These Improvements will .•assed hriday on bis way horn«* from of freight to Messrs. Padgett. Snow­ Notice is hereby given tl at l>y ylr '.ether with costs mid disti urscliient s greatly add to the comfort of teach­ the Falla. tue of an execution mid order of sale, ■f said suit, uml that the following goose and H S Smith. ers and pupils, and also to the ap­ D. Gordon aud his daughter Sadie duly issued oiff of the above named «■«I propertv. to-wlt Jesse Drew ot Yonna Valley went pearance of the grounds. court and cause, on the 29th day ot An undivided four fifths Interest to the Falls Saturday for hla sister, visited in Keno Sunday . Harrison Gray made a business of SW L, . Mona and Bertha Spencer are tak­ October, 19U8, upon a decree mad> n mid to the South I Miss Nett, one of the teachers of trip to Bonanza Thursday. ind entered of record lu said Circuit lecilon ;o. North of NW >« and ing music lessons from Miss Skeele |the public school, and returned the On last Thursday the weather which | following day. George Chase returned Sunday Court, and In said suit, on the 28tb Lois numbered 1 anti 2 of Section had been so beautiful took a sudden day of October. 1908. lu favor of th« '9. the NW >. of the NK>«. HE \ of Mr and Mrs. James Grimes accom­ from Nevada change in the shape of a bad sand 8, and Lots I. 2. 3 and 4 of Sec­ Charlie Keyler stopped over night above nnnied Plaintiff. dlr<-cting th« panied by Mrs R C Cowley and Buck storm. The wind blew so fiercely in .■tale ot the pi'eiuls- a therein described Ion 3o. ull In Township .19. South at Keno Friday on his wav to Dorris Pool spent Saturday and Sundnv In Yonna that a pine tree In front of The latum Brothers show and social to satisfy the sum of *3200, *15' tango 7 East. Willamette Meridian, town. Mr. Vierra's house was blown down attorney's fee. *43 costs and disburse xluuiuth County. Oregon, saving mid Dan Lovelady is hauling hay to dance was very much enjoyed by the 8. B. Grizzle, of Klamath Falls, ments. together with Interest on said xceptlng ull that portion of lot 2, of people in Keno. Poe Valley. made a hasty trip to Yonna Tuesday, Beginning at the Dan Doten and John Ackley went sum of t ¡200. from the 2uth day of lection 29. to-wlt Rex Boid went to town Friday to get some rye of Mr. Vierra to on a business trip to the Falls 111*0 July. 1907, at the rate ot eight per lout beast corner of said lot 2. the rice plant on his land above the ditch. from his Olene ranch with a load of week. cent per annum, nnd accruing costs x'orth ID 80 chntnn, thence Went This is the place he has recently pur­ turkeys. Now, therfore. by virtue ot said ex­ ,0 80 chains; thence South to the Mr and Mrs. Chas. Snow goose and Oscar Anderson came down from chased and will raise alfalfa, Rye children returned Sunday from the ecution und In compliance with said ueander line on the right bank of seems to be very scarce this year Yonna Valley Saturday where he had Rogue River Valley where they had writ I have duly levied on said prem he Klamath KI ver, thence follow- around the Falls; hence the trip here been for the past week. | been visiting relatives for several tees and will, on Mondav, the 301) ng said meander line up stream to Jack Basim nad the good luck to was for it. weeks. day of November. 1908, at 10 o'clock he place ot beginning, containing 12 J. G. Wight of this valley has pur­ kill a ctxin on Ix>st River one day last Jim Sehmohr came down from A. M. ot said day. at the front doot ' icres, more or less, held under mort- chased 62 tons of tule hay of John week. Swan Lake to get his brother Hfnrx of the County Court Hous«', In Klam- ■ :age in this suit foreclosed, be sold F. W Clift and sons'. Vernie and Ward of the Conner ranch in Swan who has been cutting logs for H ath Falls. Klamath County, Oregon, o satisfy any judgment or decree ol>- Lake, and will feed his cattle there Freddie, of Klamath Falls, spent Sun- Wall. sell at public auction to the highest ' allied In this suit; and tliut nu order ! day hunting along lzist River. for a part of the winter. Considera­ Henry Straw passed through Keno bidder for < ash In hatid, all the right, •f sule be made, as under execution, Mrs H H. Roberts of Poe Valley >n 1 Is way to «the J. F. ranch where tion being *5 per ton. title and interest of the shove des­ o the Sheriff of Klumatli County, Or- Frank Sterzl has made bls escape made her r -gular visit to town Sat­ e pm chased some horses of Jim Iv- .crilied defendant In and to the fol- *gon. and that sale be mad« as pro from the land of sage brush and gone urday. i I ory. lowing desi-rlbed real property, sit Id-d by law on all of said real prop­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grimes spent to Portland for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Beck and tholr .laugh­ i uated in the City of Klumuth Falls. erty ns described herein mid that all Riley Woods, who went to Lake- Saturday and Sundai at the Grigsby ter Rosa, Miss l-onden. Miss Herlihy. Kinmath County State of On-gon, to right and title and Interest of the view to spend the winter. returned tanch. of Klamath Falls, attended the show Alt lefendants In and to such real prop- D. Campbell and Mrs W R. Camp­ and dance at Keno Thursday night. Thursday evening on his way to Commencing at a point twenty-five rty, or an> portion thereof, b«> fore bell of Lzirella passed her«* Saturday Klamath Falls. Mrs. D. Gordon returned home last feet (25 feel I northeasterly from th« -losed, and for such n lief us tuny be Claude Clopton stopped over night on their way home. week after having visited her daugh­ corner on Main Street between Lots equitable. J. M. Tipton and Albert Katon ter, Mrs. T. A. Grubb. in Yonna, with 360 cattle belonging j 2 and 3 in Block 18 In the town ot This summons Is published In th«* to Chas. Horton. The cattle were spent Monday at the Falls. Marion Bates is still hauling wood Klamath Falls, Oregon, thence north­ Klmnath Republican, a weekly news j Wm Ehrmann and party of Dairy from Keno to' the dredge. bought in Warner Valley and Goose westerly at right angles with Main paper printed and published at Klam- Lake, and are being taken to the tame down Monday to work on the Frask Nelson lost a horse by drown­ Street eightyfeet, thence, northeaster­ ath Falls. Oregon, by order of the | Ankeny ranch near the Falls, to be Short Hill" road. Il all needs work- ing when trying to swim across the ly at right angles with said line Hon. George Noland, Judge of the . ■ Ted this winter or until needed for »g river. twenty-five feet, thence southeasterly above named court, und dated on I the Oakland, Cal., market. Wm. McClure and wife went to Mrs Ben Kerns lias returned home at right angles with said line eighty October 29th, 1908, directing Louis Gerber bought the meadow- own Monday with a load of flue beef after making an extended visit with feet; theuce southwesterly along The first publication to be made grass hay belong to A. T. Langell and The snow storm has put a stop to relatives and friends Hi Oregon City Main Street twenty-live feet, to place on Thursday, the 5th day of Novem­ James Goss, paying (6 per ton for It he work and will make lots of the and California. She was accompan­ of beginning, embracing a strip twen­ ber, 1908 and th« last publication to Mr. Gerber will bring his cattle from joys wonder where their summer's ied by her mother, Mrs. 8. Kerns. ty-five feet wide and eighty f«et long be made on the 17tli day of December Sprague River to the Sconschin ranch wages have gone. The main line of the railroad is In Ix>t two (2). Block eighteen ( 18) 1908. where the hay Is. to feed them this On Sunday a bunch of beef cattie completed to Worden and by Christ­ in the town of Klamath Falls.Oregon F. II. MILLS. winter. ¡«••longing to Charles Horton, passed mas it will be to Holland, a point two Also Attorney for Plaintiff Tom Shannon and Ed. Hadley stop­ on their way from Warner Valley to miles above Blldell or Teeters Land­ Lota one (1) and two (2), Block 11-3-12-17 ped in Yonna on their way to their the Ankeny ranch, where they will ing Abel Ady will run a stage from gold mine at the North Fork ot th<- be fed. Worden to Blldell where the traveling Sprague River. All the sick folks are improving as public will then be conveyed to Klam­ Some improvements are being made well as can be expected and there is ath Falls by launch. at the home of D. Y. Grays of Yonna; no fear of more fever. John Rose was In our midst last I such as repairing the bouse and barn, B. 3. Grigsby recently purchased week buying cattle for the Mitchell etc. a fine mare and colt of Earley Arant. toothers of Gazelle. They will be Some of the people of Yonna, old Chas, l-ambert, manager of the shipped from that point to Grayson neighbors of Mrs. Della Colahan, who Western Stage Co., and W. R. Davis, it Owen of San Francisco, for the gen­ is now in Eureka, Cal., have received manager of the O. C. T. Co., were In eral market. PROPRIETORS letters from her saying she is going Olene Thursday. The McKenzie family of Bogus, to sell her home In Eureka, and re­ Cal., are under a strict quarantine Floyd Brandenburg went to the turn to her farm In Yonna. Also Falls Monday from his Sand Hollow as a result of diphtheria. that Frank Logue, her brother, for­ The home of Bob Linton has also ranch with a load of chickens. merly of this place, will return and Mrs. A. Kinney and sons, Oliver been visited by diphtheria. There run the ranch for her. SAUSAGES OF ALL KINDS and Rowe, came up from the Hadley have been three serious cases in the Mr. Griffith, of Klamath Falls, has ranch Monday to visit Budd and McKenzie home, one of them proving been In Yonna for the purpose of fatal The attending physlclat Is Harry. purchasing grain, rye, wheat and I. C. Young was out with his meat Dr. Frlsele of Yreka. oats of Fred Beck. Charles Marsrow was in Klamath wagon on Monday. Some of the people of Hildebrand Rex Bord Is offering a liberal re- Falls Monday on business regarding , are getting their turkeys for Thanks­ the sale of his timber claim to the I giving of Mrs. L. A. Sterzl, wbo rais­ ward for any information leading to Weyerhaucser Co. ¡ the conviction of the one or ones who ed 27 this year. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Willits passed - While in Yonna Claude Clopton [ •stole his cattle. through here Tuesday on their way ; Our post master, A. T. Wilson, Is reported that the house belonging to to Klamath Falla after visiting at L. Gerber of Bly, took fire Wednes­ always in a good humor and glad for their old home In Ashland. day while they were moving a stove. a little patronage. Riley Prlvey was a passenger on The fire was extinguished before B. 8. Grigsby and Bert Childers, of the stage Tuesday. much damage was done except to the Klamath Falls passed Sunday on their Mr. Adams Is down from Merrill roof of the house. , way to Yonna Valley. again this week. C. C. Pearson has been plowing .Mr. Chapman and wife passed Dock Pool went to Dairy Tuesday this week. through Keno on their way from Cra- to spend a few days visiting. H. Gray has been sawing wood dur-1 ,____ ____ Mr. _____ Chapman has This is the week to make up the ter Lake where ___ Ing tbe past week, for his winter's I school census report so our clerk will been surveying the government park. use Mr. Edwards of Beswfck was In , be busy getting the names and ages Ed Casebeet, of Bly, In passing 1 Keno Tuesday ¡of all the school children through Yonna on his way to Klam­ .Mr Tower representing the Mayer Sam I Dixon and Ray Anderson ath Falls, bargained with Mi Rlttei Shoe Co . of Ml Louis, Mr Mitchell, for luuu pounds of ry«, wheat and went to the Fulls Tuesday afternoon representing the M J B Coffee Co , oat* each, the same to be taken back 1 1 Mrs. R c Cowley, who bus been uf Sun Francisco, and Mr Gilchrist eailng for her futher during his III representing Lindley A Co., of Suc- on hl* return trip 1 F Davie*, th* poattnalter at i ne*s, has returned to her home at rarnento, took Bam Padgett s order Dairy, has returned from a business : Loi ella for his spring goods last week Duck hunting is pretty good now trip to Portland A literary society was organized H«nry Meier of Swan Lak* was —John Pool, Oscar Anderson and at Padgett's hall last Saturduy even­ lOzro Brown brought down nine big ing with the following officers Pres­ visiting Godfrey Beck this week The Bank und Trust Coinpauj. ot Mallards at three shots Monday ev- ident. H Snowgooge; vice-president. Klamath Falls, lias purchased Mrs. | eulng C Marsrow, secretary, Albert Tray­ -------- >--------- P Petersteiner s place near Dairy lor; treasurer, Nellie Doten, editor. t Albert Burgdorf, ot Yonna. ha*' KSTRAY NOTICE. Pete Jones, critic, Sam Padgett A <* been harrowing In grain on bls home program was arranged for next But st ••ml this week Bay Horse, weight about 9UU I ba urday evening There will be a de J R Welch, who Is ull «Xpert hide' 3-cornered brand bate on Saturday evening, November j tanner, has tanned hide* for Lie I 10-8tf 8. Herlihy, Klamath Falls. 28th. Subject; Resolved, That the1 KLAMATH REPUBLICAN ♦ KKN’O IMHNGB. LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR OREGON City Meat Market WEISS & ARMAND ALL KINDS OF FRESH. SALT is time to visit California fl ’HEN smnnier has passed in these [ northern states, the sun is only mikl under the bright bine '»kies of Southern California. I Ins is one of na­ ture’s happy provision'—eternal summer lor those who cannot endure .1 inure se­ vere climate. California has been called the‘‘.Mevci of the winter tourist." Its hotels and stop­ ping places are as varied as those of ill well regulated cities. Visitors can alwa> s find suitable accommodations, congenial companions, and varied recreations liie Southern Pacific Co. \\ ill lie glad to supply some very attractive literature, describing in detail th» many delight* of winter in California Very low round trip rxcur.i m tickets are on sale to California. For full information, sleeping car reservation» and tickets, call on, telegraph or write any 8. P. Agent, or WM. McMURRAY, Gen. POSS. Ijl.. Portland. Oregon Opening of Oregon Central Military Road Grant $200 Five nvrcs of Tho price is the tract. anti one Look into this great Land tirant Opening at once I A ini to be Reliable Local Ajçent, KLAHATH FALLS, ORI F. W. 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