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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
13
Barstow Brass Club meets Fridays. Miss Lorena Newhall returns from vacation. Miss Gertrude Allen visits San Bernardino friends. E R Waite plans hot tamales coffee and Dutch lunch. Ads seek bids for Barstow and Hinkley schoolhouses. Snow halts Bear Valley dam work.
Mrs. J. B. Evans returns from Minnesota while Mrs. H. S. Young completes coast visit. O. S. Plotner comes back from Orange with official notice calling for bids on Hinkley 24 by 32 feet schoolhouse. D. Trumble builds a new house digs a well and installs a pumping plant to irrigate alfalfa. Ferris and Baals add a new well.
Stray stock found on the Haws ranch will be taken up and held for costs according to law. Notice filed by J. B. Montijo dated October 21 for a three weeks period.
Mr. J R Ridge recently visited. L A Dudley is building a residence on homestead. O O Budd works at Sunnyside camp. Robert Williams and Lizzie Ginn bought supplies. O Johnson at Paris mine ill with pneumonia. Paul Bonlary shipped a fine horse from L A. Strange of L A has freight for Gold Valley. F O Ricketts of Kelso visited. Wm Burkett to visit L A. Chapman Bros of Ft Morgan to start Black Beauty near Clarke Mountain. Morning Star group to begin work near Kenowee under new management.
Taking vacation Mrs Carl Rummich travels to Berkeley on a visit as her husband takes a two month European vacation. D L Lorimer of Bakersfield relieves Mr Rummich during the vacation period.
A note suggests Otis-Vermo Otis may run for the county seat in Ryan county. Other items report social visits in Los Angeles, local moves, and plans for Holt irrigation work. A District Attorney letter indicates local measures will appear on the November township ballot.
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