Trade at the K«K Store
(food, reliable merchandise, honest prices
Spring and Summer
Stocks are beginning to arrive
New Shoes for large and small,
Dry Goods, Clothing, /Muslin Underwear, Shirt W aists, etc., etc
In fact everything to be found in an up-to-date store
And it's no trouble to show merchandise
KKK STOKE
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KLAMATH REPUBLICAN
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ranch t<
ranch
♦ Saturday, returning horn«- Sundav.
i Mrs. (I«'«» T 1‘iatt li
W islm
at
Gale.
♦
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Geo. Siuytli has been I »tiling hay
YONNA ITEMS.
with tier
Walter
Eller,
who
I
.is
been
»ork day for Gb-ndalc <<n a vb
♦
♦ from Mrs. Della Colaban» plací', to
friends there. She wa» a
feed his cuttie.
I Ing at the Albin ranch, is now etn
Scy Pool and A L. Michael went
as far as the railroad by Mr Pratt
pit»'rd by E M Hammond
J
F.
Wallis
au<l
John
l.ogue
went
to
e Fall last week to bring out
Mr. Hammond has be« n hauling
FOR SALE A fine ranch of 60u
to tl>e Falls Sunday on business
»onto frieght for W. P Sedge, the
Claude Clopton went to th«' Reser straw fnun the Willis Johns.>n rum h ’acres. 250 head of cattle, 180 head
merchant, of Dairy.
Mrs II. C. Anderson and Mrs E of horses and mules. Price 125,000
vation Monday to lid«' after cat:le for
There was a small crowd met at
C. Albin spent Thursday with Mrs 10-29
MASON A SI.Of'GII
Chas. Horton.
the home of John Donnell last Fri-
Perl Carroll return«'«! last Frl
The flue of Jacob Ruvck's house Duu Caldwell.
day evening. They spent the even
Mr Callahan and Miss Ella Calla- day fiom Seattle
caught tire on a windy night last
He was a< com
Ing in dancing and all present seem
week aud burned out. but there was han. of Merrill, spent Saturday even- panled by Robert Moody, who wll
ed to enjoy themselves. The music
lug with Mr. ami Mrs J H Hobbs spend 111«' SUlhUHU
uo damage den«’ to th«' house.
with hlm ou th«
was furnished by S Harris. A bas
J E. Whit latch has been III the * ranch.
Fred Beck is improving his phu
ket supper was one of th«* pleasant
by building a new fence. W illi< Jon-1 lad few days with the measles
Rolfe & K tibes,
features of the evening. Those at
.1. Frank Adams has fed about all
as is helping hiui.
I« as«'d tli<* .tore tu
tending the dance were- Misses An
John Auderson and Manuel Vierra of his hay out at the W W. ranch.
J. Wlulers, and will mov« It.to their
na. Mary and Clara Smyth. Rosa
W. W. Whitlatch went up to his
¡ have gone to the Reservation to feed i
tu w location as *<ron a» Mr W inters
Beck. Hazel Fitch, Louise Egert;
cattle belonging to J. C, Wight and try ranch Thursday and reports the vacates
Messrs. Geo. Smyth. Jesse Drew, John
Mr. Vierra.
Miss Nellie Bliss will, grain in a splendid condition
Have E W. Muller add an attach
Donnell, John Ritter. Henry Stanl .
Harvey Henton is at J A Ward's
iatay will Mrs Vierra during their I
«PrvilJe Smyth and Frank B.ck
at pre.-ent but will start soon for ment to your phonograph so you may
abs- u< e.
enjoy the new 4-mliiuto Amberol re<
Harrison Gray, accompanied by
Ludwig Sierzl, of Yonna. has pur-, Prinevltl«. Crook County
Miss May Robinson, went to Dairy
12-1
A letter was received from Iva ords.
chastd $<>o worth uf trees from Mr I
Sunday.
W. A. Wingate and (' W Cask*
1 Bensinger, w ho is the ag 'tit for th«- j Whitlatch, who is visiting ill Albany,
Mr. Copperfield, of Yainax made
Oregon Nursery Co.
He evidently | : say lug that the snow is from twelve left Friday morning for Scuttla. M
a business trip to Godfrey Beck's last
Wingate Htated that he would return
thinks fruit can I m - grown with suc to fourteen inches deep th«»re
week to get a load of oats.
Steve Stukel was up from Tub- to Klamath Falls as soon as bulldlnc
cess in Yonna Valley.
The children of Yonna Valley think
S. Harris, of Norlh Yunna, was in Lake Sunday to spend the day with operations commenced in th«' spring
they have a good joke on Mr. Hoppe,
' his parents.
MONEY TO LOAN: Wo have from
Dairy Monday.
of North Yonna. who set out a trap
Dannie Anderson spent Saturday $10>»0 0<> to $2000.00 belonging to1
Jack Horton made a business trip '
last week. When he went to visit
I with Dan Caldwell at Merrill
one party ; $450 on belonging to an-
to the Reservation last Sunday,
the trap he found he bad caught a
Mr GoWan brought a band of cat- other, and $500 00 to another; all
Miss Lola Pool. of Yonna. who is
wildcat, which, as soon as it saw hitn,
, for loan on cultivated land MASON
visiting with her aunt. .Mrs. R. C. ¡tie for Mr. Carleton to fe«-d.
started off taking the trap with hitn. I
Dolia Gerklng and May Tolle ap«>nt * SLOUGH
2-4tf
Cowley, of Langell Valley, was taken
We think Mr. ik>f>pe would b*' very !
Sunday afternoon with Gwendoline
sick with the measles'white there.
Maney
Bros
have
about
finished
grateful to the wildcat if it would
Wm. Uhrmann made a business trip ¡ I Elvy.
their contract with the governnieni,
bring back the trap.
The Hadley children are still out i
to Swan Lake Monday .
and
have b«>gun moving part of their
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Stoeshler and
I outfit, which Is being shipped tn Ne-
Jacub Rueck has been on the sick I .of school on account of sickness
children, and Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Gwendoline Elvy visited th«* school 1 vada. wh«'re they have another con
list with a severe <«>ld this last week ,
Flackus and children, of Yonna, weye
Mr. Pricun and family, u .i> has I r wo days of last week.
tract.
visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Four of the Gale young people w«>ut
been ■ stay Ing at Chas. LL1>
s of
I D Applegate returned Wednes
Mike Rueck near Bonanza last Sun
to Merrill Sunday evening to attend
I I Swan l-ake, hai>* now returned tu; church
day from Oakland
He reports th«-
day.
■Yonna and are staying with Mr
roads In very bad condition and the
Carl Aaams. of Upper Yonna w.u
Elvy
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
,
Edmund
I
I Brooks.
trains delay«*!
The r««cent rains In
in Dairy Sunday.
■ Brown Michael. of Dairy, has been Elry and Gwendoline Elvy spent laut California have been very heavy and
Godfrey Beck hauled a load of
with
Mr
and
i hauling hay to Bonanza the past Wednesday evening
Stockton Is again being swept with
wood from Mr. Hoppe's place la the
Mrs. R. C. Anderson
■ week.
water.
mountgins, last Saturday.
the
Guy Wooden is working » Itb
i Wm. Welch and W L. Simpson are
A large Holstein bull belonging
J. C. Mitchell arrived last Friday
railroad
surveyors.
I busy breaking horses this week.
. to Jacob Rueck. died last Sunday.
from Gazelle lie lias purchased the
Harrison Gray made a business
He bought it at Fort Klamath about
beef catllv of Horace Mitchell, sev-
♦ ♦ eral hundred head, which will be
♦ ♦
two years ago for $115.
.trip to Dairy ¿Tusday.
GLENE HAPPENING
♦ | driven from Merrill to Mt. Hebron
While Collister Gray, of Fort K Ia
C. C. I’earson took Jeff Kirkpatrick ;
♦ ♦ to be load*-«l on the car» for ship
math, is in Yonna visiting hte moth- and Wm. Norton to Lost L’iver Tues ■ ♦ ♦
er, his cousin, Bert Gray, Is feeding day. where they w ill continue trap-1
MRS. M. McMILLAN, Prop’r.
fl S. Grigsby spent a few days of ment to California
cattle for him. Bert used to be a ping.
Sheriff
llatnes
returned
Thursday
last week at his ranch. returning to
Hildebrand school boy and it may in
Mrs. L. M. Fitch, who has been at
Modern ¡m|>rovi»ni(Hits.
73 rooms and suites.
from the railroad
He did not '!
the Falls Sunday.
terest his old friends to know that the Falls as a witness on the horse
bring Vestal with him as was expect ¡I
Sample Booms, Bar Boom, Parlors, Two Chib
S<^y
and
John
Pool
spent
Saturday
he is now six feet one inch tall, and stealing case, returned to her home
ed. but while he will make no stat«*-
Rooms, Etc., Etc.
weighs 180 pounds.
Colly thinks last Saturday. Miss Rosa Beck, who night at the Grigsby ranch, on their ment a» to where he had been. It Is i ’
way
home
from
the
city.
he is just the right size to feed cat has been staying at the F'teh ranch,
believed tliat Vestal is In a safe place
Mrs. Ed. Sutton has return»-d from
tle.
> SPECIAL RESORT FOR TOURISTS >
returned to her home Sunday. Mrs
and will be brought here when he Is
James Copperfield had the misfor Fitch will be required to go back to a short visit with relatives and friends wanted at the trial.
in Ashland
tune to break his leg last week by Court as soon as it convenes.
A. L. Darrow, of Sacramento, trea
dropping an iron adz on it.
Ravmond Anderson spent Sunday surer of the company owning th«- En
Earl Beckholdt -was in Yonna last
EIGHTS JI ROIIS; FIVE
I'KHTIN'ENT FAITH,
C. E. Drew returned from the Res Ii Sunday.
night with Jack Basim.
terprise Tracts, Chas. W. Ebcrlln, of
III
NDRED
\
ENIIIE.MEN.
ervation last Sunday, where he has
Dock Pool came out from town New York, on«- of the stockholders,
Wm. Shook, deputy sheriff, mad«- (
New York City's Hiunllest borough
been since Thursday on business.
a business trip to the Fitch ranch ( Sunday, but returned to the Falls the and W. S. Winchester of Reedsburg.
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Cui
.
Feb.
3.
has
the laigest population
Manhat
[
last
Monday.
Mr. Miller, who has taken up a
next day.
Wisconsin, arrived In the city last The trial of Patrick Calhoun, presi tan. with Its 14,038 acres, has n pop
homestead near Godfrey Beck's, of
A
minister
from
the
Falls,
Mr.
Will Logue is taking care of the
Friday. Mr. Winchester Is a promi dent of the 1'uitod railroads. »<■«••« «■•<! ulation of 2.250,000 and Queens, th««
North Yonna, is now improving It j Wallis ranch during Alt. Wallis' stay Creecy. preached here at 11a m and
nent banker of Reedsburg and this Is of offering a bribe to th«* boodllng largest borough, with 82,683 acres,
by grubbing off the sagebrush, He , in the Falla.
at 7:30 p. m. on Sunday, the 31st. his first visit to Klamath County. The
board of supervisors, entered upon has a population of 134,000.
has also sunk a well on it.
The following is the monthly sum The attendance was good.
gentlemen are her«- on business con Its fourth week yesterday morning
North and Soutfl America have
Carl Adams, of North Yonna, is ill mary of the Weather Bureau of Yon-
Raymond Anderson and Frank
nected with their property holdings with eight jurors temporarily select 11,063,000 Germans or German-
with the measles.
na Valley for the month of January: Pool were visiting Chas. Adams this
speaking people.
The Aldrldg«- property wras n«dd on ed.
Mrs. Fred Beck is visiting at the Temperature: mean max, 40.13: week.
execution by the sheriff last Satur
Five hundred veniremen have b«»en
The voice of a man has been known
home of Mrs. Wm. Flackus this week. mean, mln., 25.8; mean. 33.3; max.,
Harty Kinney and Frank Galbraith
day.
The
property
was
bld
In
by
examined.
The
prosecution
has
fiv>*
to
carry three miles through a 20-
Mrs. W. H. Bliss was visiting at 52 on 16th; min., -8 on 11th. Pre spent Sunday at A. Kinney 's.
foot trumpet.
J.
G.
Pierce
for
$3521.55.
Lots
1,
premptorlly
challenges
left
vand
the
Mrs. Scy Pool's, of Yonna, this week. cipitation: Total,6.31 inches: greatest,
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy, who have been
Argentina's area under cultivation
Mrs. Chas. E. Drew entertained at in 2 4 hours, .98, on 5th. Snow: To staying at the Grigsby ranch, have 2 and 3, in block 41 with the three defense still retains 10. At the rate
Is
now 30,000,000 acres, comparing
house»
brought
$1600;
l.ots
1,
2,
3.
the
trial
has
been
progressing
It
Is
her home last Sunday. An excellent tal fall, 9.20 inches; on ground 15th, moved to the Falls.
with 12,000,000 In 1905.
dinner was enjoyed by Mrs. N. S. .00 inches; at end of month, 00 in.
Jack Basim, of the Grigsby ranch, 4, and 5, In block 45, $1100; one- doubtful If u complete Jury will be
half Interest in Nob Hill, $475; one- sworn In Itisid«* of 10 weeks, ft Is
In some Oriental countrli'», vacci
Drew and daughter Waive, Miss May Number of days with .01 or more pre was In the Falls Tuesday.
also probable that 1500 veniremen nation has been practiced for over
Robinson and Harrison Gray. The cipitation, 18; clear, 0; partly cloudy,
S. Dixon went to the Falla Monday half of SWy* of NE'4 In Section 16,
this townsh'n, $46.55, and the Conger may have to be examined before the a thousand years.
dinner was in honor of Mrs. Drew's 24; cloudy, 7.
morning.
avenue lot, subject to $1500 mort actual taking of evidence begins.
It has been frequently noted by
birthday, which occurred on Saturday.
Mr. Wallis and Mr. Logue went
aeronauts
that the burking of a dog
gage,
was
sold
for
$100.
Wm. Clark and Theo. Flackus were
♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ through our burg Sunday on their
Is
always
the last sound they hear
at work cutting wood near the Hil-
GALE HAPPENINGS.
♦ way to the Falls.
Bakersfield, California, business
Recently th«- public parks of Port from earti», and It has been dlscov-
degbrand school last week.
♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Elsie Dikon and her brother, 0)1-
James Jeffries land and Tacoma, and the residents ered that this can be heard under
ver, were up to the Kinney ranch men Suturday offered
Fred Beck is hauling oat hay from
Mr. and Mr». Grover Slate return-
a purse of |50,000 to fight Jack of Seattle donated 25,000 geranium favorable circumstances at an «'leva-
this
week.
Godfrey Beck's ranch with which to
cd Th ursday for Albany, where they
July. They plants Io be used In beautifying the lion of four miles.
Mr. and Mrs. McClure passed thin Johnson there Fourth of
feed his stock.
have been visiting Mr. Slate's parents. I way on their way to the Falls.
have posted 15000 to show their grounds of the Alaska Yukon-l’aclfia
Capturing glnnt turtles seems to
Mrs. D. Y. Gray, of Yonna, who
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson and
good faith. The plan Is a co-opera- Exposition this year.
be a profitable business along t he
—
has been ill for several weeks, Is still children returned
five one, the different business men
Monday
from I
Maine const. A 1500-pound one was
in a critical condition. Dr. Truax, of Woodland, Calif., where they were BALLINGER DENTES HE
agreeing to assist In making np th*'
rocently tnkon In those waters, nml
TltKAHt KER'S NOTICE.
Bonanza, was called Saturday, but the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sim».
IS AFTER (’AlliNET JOB. deficit should the fight lose money,
so great a curiosity was It that Ilin
she Is not improving as all would
and sharing In the profits If It Is a
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Albin and Mr.
two captorH promptly exchanged It
Klamath Falls, Ore, Jan. 14, 1909.
wish. The doctor» think it may be and Mrs. M. Giacotnini and children
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2
Judge success.
for a perfectly good check for $250.
cancer of the stomach which is trou spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. Ballinger, of Seattle, who has bc< n
Notice Is hereby given that there
Benitoite Is a recent addition to
bling her. Her son, Colly Gray, of C. Anderson.
here the past week, disclaims that bls
Coal ashes are being washed In are funds In the County Treasury the list of precious stones.
It Is
Fort Klamath, was sent for Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Kirkpatrick visit Is connected with a Cabinet po spaces In Pennsylvania mines from for the redemption of all County found In Alexnndor County, North
and arrived Sunday evening, making returned from Klamath Falls Sun sition. From other sources, however, which the coal has been removed. Warrants protested prior to March Carolina, and Is blue In color.
the trip on horseback in one day.
Interest on same will
day.
it appears reasonably certain that As the water recedes they form a 1st, 1907.
The solar orb would appear blue
Joe Coburn, of the Reservation,
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Morgan and Ballinger will be the next Secretary solid mass, strong enough to hold up cease from tbte datq, January 14th, to anybody who should view It out-
was in Yonna on bis way to Dairy, children, Mrs. Purdy and children, of the Interior.
1909.
1-14 4t sldo of this planet's atmosphero.
the earth and prevent cave-ins.
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