Bachelors Banquet Nourishes Apple Valley Evening
The bachelors of Apple Valley hosted a Saturday banquet at Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Trendell home with 50 guests at about $1 per plate. Chrysanthemums and autumn leaves decorated the dining room as Mrs Trendell and Miss Fletcher prepared Apple Valley products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bachelors
Apple Valley
A. G. Trendell
Trendell
Fletcher
Brown
Apple Valley Country Club
D. W. McPherson
L. Dowdy
Mr. Dowdy
E. H. Corwin
Porter
T. A. Morrison
Riverside
Wm Bronson
L. A
County Eyes Travel Savings with Deputy Coroners
Deputies or justices of the peace could replace the coroner on desert trips to view bodies, cutting county costs. Proposals suggest using deputy coroners to reduce travel expenses and streamline investigations.
Belt Lake train strike injures Victorville men
Victorville reports describe a Belt Lake train collision that injured Frank Ruth of Oakland and B M Cruitt of Los Angeles, with Ruth later dying in the County Hospital. County Surveyor Bright visited Tuesday to site a new steel bridge between Victor and Oro Grande, bids planned for January at a $12000 cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ruth
Oakland
B. M. Cruitt
Los Angeles
Ruth
Bright
Tuesaday
Victor
Oro Grande
Rancho Verde Co
Hardy
Ed Raser
L. A
Victor Portland Cement Co
Ed Dolch
Gouldin Anniversary Party At Home Of Mr And Mrs Gouldin
A large gathering celebrated the eleventh wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. B F Gouldin on Friday November seventeenth. The decor featured white and red carnations, red roses, and ferns. Refreshments were served late. Miss Mabel Haynes and Mrs J J Bagnley assisted. The couple received several commemorative presents. Whiet Club met at Mrs Sloan’s residence on Wednesday. Mrs Bobo hosts next Tuesday. Prizes from last month awarded to W E Chapman in the men's lot, Donaldson second, Mrs Hart first for ladies, and Miss Travis second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Gouldin
Mabel Haynes
J. J. Bagnley
Gouldin
Whiet Club
Sloan
Bobo
W. E. Chapman
Donaldson
Hart
Miss Travis
Notice of Desert Land Final Proof in California
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Los Angeles November 21 1911 Notice is given that William H Prioleau assignee of Calvin D Chapman held Desert Land Entry No 4198 for NW 1/4 Section 22 Township 9 North Range 8 West San Bernardino Meridian will prove up on January 3 1912 at 10 oclock a m before the Register and Receiver Los Angeles California Witnesses Samuel Bell George Lewis Jo Carr Joseph Halliwell all of Los Angeles and Victorville California First Pub November 24 Last pub December 22 A Frank Burn Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
William H. Prioleau
Santa Fe Ave
Cal
Calvin D. Chapman
San Bernardino
Fis
Register
United States Land Office
Samuel Bell
Victorville
George Lewis
Jo Carr
Joseph Halliwell
Los Angels
Frank Burn
Church Notices and Music Schedule
Saturday choir practice at 7 30 p m at Mrs Sullivan s Miss Dillingham superintendent Sunday school at 10 a m Sunday evening service at 8 p m special music by chorus choir sermon and solo by minister Rev Behan
Change of Firm Yee Look and Wong Hong Purchase Eagle Restaurant Interest
Yee Look and Wong Hong have purchased Charley Yee's share in the Eagle Restaurant and will continue the business at the old stand. They will collect all bills due the firm and pay all obligations. November 21, 1911. San Bernardino is noted as the largest county in the United States with the highest tax rate in California, while smaller counties are described as more economically managed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yee Look
Wong Hong
Charley Yee
Eagle
Baretow
San Bernardino
U. S
California
Oro Grande Sierra L L P Co Expands River Line Power
Oro Grande Sierra L L P Co wires and towers to distribute along the river and across Los Flores Ranch to 8 B, powering local ranchers. Rev Case from L A organized a Sunday school. Oro Grande school reports 15 scholars with Mrs. Buchanan as teacher. Arrowhead Reservoir Co plans to improve ranches along the river. J Halstead transfers to Downey place to oversee Arrowhead property. Christmas ahead prompts sane gifts and Barstow Printer six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Halstead
Los Flores Ranch
Downey Place
Arrowhead
Barstow Local News Highlights and Community Notices
Seymore Alf plans to build a residence in Barntow soon. Mrs. Pitcher reports her brothers Dave and Jim struck a 200 barrel light oil well in Cleveland Oklahoma. Ladies' Aid meets December 6 at Mrs. A Marr residence. Barstow restaurants offer Sunday chicken and Thanksgiving turkey meals. Traveling Engineer Reed visited Barstow on Santa Fe business. Thermometer shows 25 degrees above zero Thursday morning. Government desert surveys progressing with iron cap stakes replacing older markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymore Alf
Barntow
Van
Opera House
Pitcher
Cleveland
Oklahoma
Dave
Jim
Lowell
Melrose
Los Angeles
A. Marr
Barstow
Barstow Opera House
Reed
Santa Fe
L. A
L. Gregory
Cima News Highlights Lut from Local Move and Ventures
Mr Quotz and family arrived from Los Angeles with lumber and tools for a new homestead. Andy McNabb clears and fences Walter Greening's land. S E Yates moves cattle in the valley. L L Draper assesses Clark Mountain claims. A cyanide plant at Lucy Grey to start full operations by January 1. Cima school averages 10 pupils taught by Miss Mabel Rogg. Robert Williams to sow grain this week. Kreidler works at Gold Valley. Geo Martin now a farmer for Andy McNabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Rogg
J. R. Ridge
Cima
C. B. Hungerford
L. A
W. C. Bright
Gibson
Robert Williams
H. Kreidler
Gold Valley
Geo. Martin
Andy McNabb
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Dillingham
General Merchandise
San Bernardino National Bank
U. S. Deposita! Capital
E. D. Roberts
W. S. Hooper
I. E. Bruwn
H. E. Harris
I. Wood
B. Smith
J. E. Davis
H. RB. Stow Banking
Henderson
Cima News
John Carroll
Calif
Barstow Drug Store
J. O. White
Prop
I Drug Store
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