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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1914)
LOCAL NEWS White and Buff Leghorn chickens for sale. A. B. Cain 2 miles west of Onta rio, adv W. C. Fellows, W. C. Commons, A. W. Conover and Byron Weatherford came down from Sumpter for a few days at the ducks. They had good luck on the river The Bee men of Eastern Oregon and Western Idaho held their annual meet' ing here Friday and Saturday with a large attendance. Many excellent pap ers were read and discussed. Mrs. Catherine Doland Wilson was in Payette and Weiser last week on business. S. W. Swan, of Juntura, was here Monday purchasing building material. Have you considered photographs as Christmas gifts? They are most ap propriate at this season of the year and will solve twelve Christmas problems. Our telephone number is 133 R. It is best to come early. Weather conditions make no difference. ad tf The Burrell Studio. Mrs. Orville Moody has gone to Blackfoot to join her husband, who has a position then. AH Ladies' Tan Shoea, $6.00, $4.00. $8.50 and $3.00 shoes at 2.48, Rader's. The Marquis children have gone to California to visit their grandmother For Sale, Ivers & Pond piano in first clasa condition. Inquire at E. M. Jacoba residence, Faulkner house on Idaho avenue. adv Mrs. Carlyle and daughter, Mrs Morton, were visiting with relatives near Vale laat week. Editor Gallagher, of the Juntura Times, was down this week looking after some legal matters before the Circuit and County courta. The dog catcher is around picking up a lot of stray curs and taking care of them. The dog scare in the country is getting worse and seems to bo spread ing. At Ironsides they are losing many head of cattle. ftur stock of Table ware and fancy pieces in china is very complete, in fact the largest and finest line in Ontario. Prices are right which investigation will prove. The Variety Store. Ontario, Ore. adv Mr Millor and daughter Miss Stella, started east Wednesday. Mrs. Milltir will go to Enid, Oklahoma and Miss Stella govs to Massilon, Ohio. E. K. Ingle is preparing to move back to the ranch. L. Adam was a Boise visitor this week. II. C Mallett was in Boise Tuesday on business. Mrs (iertrude Grove made a trip to Boise the ttrst of the week. T. J. Smith the dairyman, was here tin' first of the week looking for hay, that was handy to the railroad. He wanted to bail and ship it. Rader's Tan Shoes are all going in this lot at $2. 48. adv' Dan I'urcell and daughter, Miss Ruth, M visitors to Ironsides last week. Lee McCoy is in Haines this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Vanderwell, of llayies, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee McCoy for a few days last week. A. O. Oard has moved his family back to Ohio. He formerly lived in Burns, then went east and has again gone east. He lived here about six months. He sold his place to Mr. Van Valkenberg. Charles Carter and Walter Glenn made a trip to Baker last week to look over the horse market. Elmer Orcutt was up from Weiser visiting with the home folks over Thanksgiving day. Miss Emma Clark was visiting with relatives at Nampa last week. Sam Creem, the clothing man, was calling on Weiser friends on Thursday William McBratney made a business trip to Portland last week. For Sale Small saddle pony, suitable for children. Inquire at Argus. 1-t-p George Wright was down from the Big Bend this week after a load of sup plies. Mrs. David Dunbar and daughter, Miss Margaret, were visitors to Boise last week. Baker Ball has been shipping several car loads of fat cattle to Portland. He haa some 700 head on the feed lot, that will go later. He also shipped several car kals of hogs. J. R. Blackaby is in Portland on business for a few days. Have you considered photographs aa Christmas gifts? They are most ap propriate at this season of the year and will solve twelve Christmas prob lems. Oar telephone number is 133 R. It is best t' MM early. Weather con ditions make no difference. ad tf The Burrell Studio. LOCAL NEWS O. K. Blackaby is home from an ex tended trip to Portland and valley i ii 1 1 1 Mrs. Blackaby will not return for a few weeks Mr. and Mm. Robert Duncan laid over in Ontario last week while on their way to Salem and otheir points in the valley. Don't miss the Shoe Sale at Rader's, all Tans at $2.4S. $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 all go. adv Mr. and Mrs. Frank Golden were down from Nysaa laat week, gueata of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zeller. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moody were down from Vale on Thursday laat visit ing with relatives. Fritz L. Sheets, transacted business at the County Court House at Caldwell this week. J. B. Snow and wife, of Baker, were here several days laat week while Mr. Snow waa looking after aome aheep. Services were held in most of the churchea on Thanksgiving day. Frank Howard ia home from a trip to Portland. SHEETS-PETTY Fred L. Sheet of Ontario and Misa Lillian Petty of Weiaer, were quietly united in marriage at New Plymouth Wednesday evening, Rev. F. W. Knight of the Congregational church officiating, friend of the bride and groom being the only witnesses. The groom ia well known here and haa a hoat of frienda and the bride ia a charming young lady and haa many frienda here who wish them much joy and happineaa in their years to come. Entertain Boise friends Mrs. F. S. Bailey entertained some friends from Boise at the Bailey ranch laat week. On Friday eveniug a number from Ontario were out and spent the evening in dancing, another evening they attended the dance given by the Oregon Club. The house guests from Boise were Mias Susan Gageby, Miss Maud Porter, Miss Kate Timm and Miss Marie Morris. Thoae from On tario who attended were: Mrs. H. C. Schuppel, Miss Billingsley, Miss Ethel McNulty, Miss E Orcutt and Chelsey Boyer, Wilmer Boyer, Pete Country man, Charles Zwigert, ('net Lackey, William Coon, E. W. Howland and Freeze. The hostess was assisted by Dora Anderson and Marie Jones. The r.Mtm were beautifully decorated with red carnations and smilax. Violet Nil Society organized The young married Indies of Ontario have organized themselves into a club, henceforth to be known as the Needle craft. They meet twice a month and chat as fast as their needles fly while making Xmas presents or pretty things for the homo Once a month these ladies honor their "best friends" by inviting them to join them in the evening to compete in a "500" game and nave a good tune. The next day meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. John Brosnan. Mrs. Joe Staples was the lirst hostess in a aeries of "600 parties to be given by the Needlecraft Ladies, Friday Nov. 27th. The living and dining rooms were be autifully decorated with smilax, ferns, and carnations. When the (MM w'aa at its height cider was served to cool off the fast playing members. At the close of the game refresh ments were served in the way of ice cream, cocoa and cake. The couples present were the Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Fiser, Chambers, and Hoi combe. Favors were won by Mr. and Mrs. Fiser. Many members were unable to be present and it was to be regretted as those present declared they had a very delightful time and promised to be on dock every time. Announcement A report was circulated last week to the effect that the Saturday night dances that are being held at the Moore Hall, had come to an end, and no one seems to know where this report start ed. However, it is untrue and the guilty ones profited by it this time, but hereafter, and until further notice the Saturday night dances at the Moore Hall will continue, when the present management resign thev will give the public notice thru the columa of the On tario papers. Hereafter an admission of 26 cents to the hall will be charged gents without escorts. Ladies with or without escorta admitted free. The 25 cent paid for admission, entitles purchaser to three dances. Those who purchase tickets for the evening, no admiaaion fee to the hall will be charged. Come up and have a good time and educate your feet. Sheets and Norton, managers, paid advertisement. Like the various European rulers, Gen. Villa is unequivocally for peace. mmmmmmmmmmmmw Your Banking No matter how small, no mat ter how large The First National Bank Ontario, Oregon will give it careful attention. This message applies to the men and the womeft alike. Officers and Directors: A. L. COCKBUM, President T. TURNBULL, Vice President H. B. COCKRUM. rainier C, W. PLATT. Aas't Caahler J. W. BILLINGSLEY c e.:kenyon L. B COCKRUM iUiUiuuUUluUUUuUUUUUlu CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Ml AdrrtJcmciit. Frultland Cider Mill, Custom Work Cider making and apple butter mak ing on Thursdays,. Satisfactory guaranteed. 4t Free A six piece kitchen aet Is be ing given away by the Ontario market to their customers. Aak them to show It to you. They have greatly reduced their prices and are now making after noon deliveries. Safety Deposit Boxer For Rent -Two sir.es and two prices; an absolutely safe method of keeping your valuable papers protected agsmst loss by fire or theft. Ontario National Bank. SAVING TIME by TELEPHONE IMPORTANT EVENTS IVH4-IM AT WINTER SHORT COURSE JAN. 4-JO Agriculture, Including Agronomy. Animal Hufbandry, Dairying, Horti culture, Poultry Husbandry, Insects, Plant and Animal Diseases. Cream ery Management, Marketing, etc. Home economics, Including Cook ing, Home Nursing, Sanitation, Sew Ing. Dressmaking and Millinery. Commerce, including Business Man agement, Btir.il kconomkv Business Law. i ittur I Mining, Harm Account ing, etc. Engineering, including Shipv..rk and BoadhullJIng. PARMERS WEEK FEBRUARY 14 A general clearing house session of six days for the exchange of dynamic Idras on the most pressing problemi of the times. I ectures by leading nutlioi nirs. State lonferenCM. EXTENSION SERVICE Offers lectures, movable schools, In stitutes and numerous correspondence courses on reu,uest. MUSIC: Puma, String, Band, Voice. No tuition. Reduced rates on all rail roaJs. Hor further mr una Ion address, I ti.- Oregon Agricultural College, (tw l.'l lull; COMV Al.1.15. OWl.ilOS) A Promising Opening A CrOfW VillHtr To IU21 at any season of the year would be a keg of our spurk ling Kclitz Heer, which is a good thing to have "on tap" in case of thirsty ciiiergencies. This lager is the best, purest and most wholesome ever brew ed, and will satisfy the most critical beer drinker. Being brewed from the I - -1 malt ami hops, by a scientific method of brewing, it is naturally a per fect beer. L. B. TETER ONTARIO LAUNDRY Leave Bundles at Any Hotel or Barber Shop Prompt Attention Given All Order. Europe will not be in a position to take many boarders next summer London people are possibly wonder ing how Westminister Abbey would look if used as a target by a foreign foe. Paperhanging, plastering, kalaoming, etc. W. A. DEPUTY. Phone 80-N-l. tf My 20 acre tract for aale or trade. On bench weat of fair grounds. V. B STAPLES. Vale, Oregon. Wb have a comfortable room fitted up eapecially for the ladiea where they can rmt write checks and letters and not be crowded or intruded on; ladies are invited to call and open an account. Ontario National. Bank. Means Not Only Time But Money. Do you ever consider how long it takes to travel the distance from your house to the Doctor and Merchant and what time you save by telephoning? If your time is worth anything, you cannot afford to be without a Telephone. Malheur Home Telephone Co. Tiihkk l.ms For Sai.r 2 blocka weat of poatornce, at a bargain. In quire at Argus office. T. H. MOOUE COMMENCES ERECTION OF NEW BUILDING T. H. Moore has atarted work on another new building on Idaho street, adjoining thai Ontario Furniture Com pany's store on the eaat. Part of the building will be used by the furniture company for a storage and work room anil the other for a business location. MRS. 0. C. LUEHRS WINS DIAMOND RINC AT lETSON'S Mrs. O. (i. Luehrs waa the lucky one to draw the diamond ring given away by Mrs. M. (', Letson.the milliner. The number was 1017 end Mrs. Luhera could hardly believe that she waa the fortu nate one as she had forgotten all about the drawing, which took place at 8 o'clock on the 1st. Church Services United Prksbytrrian Bible achool at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. in and 7:30 p. m. Young peo ples meeting at 6:4.1 p. m. The church is here to help the people and the community. You can make a more potent force. Come to any or all of the services and you will find a wel come. W. N. Brown, Pastor. CATHOLIC CHURCH Mass at HAM on 1 t and Hrd Snnday of each month. On all other Sundays st 10 A M. II. A. Cam no, Rector Mktiiiidiht Church Sunday School, in mi a. m. Preach ing, morning, 11:00 a. m., evening 7:30 p. m. You need the church the church needa you "Let's get together." C C. PIATT, Pastor One hnni Photoqrdphs Make twelve Christmas presents. Mrs. Katherin- Doland Wilson respectfully solicits your patronage. Home I'or trait work. Children's Photographs a specialty. F. B. Ball residence, phone 112 J. dv WILL IT PAY? We would like to know how many will profit from reading l his notice. We have the goods jn varied lines inclu ding Toys in great variety, in dolls, Choice pieces in China, Tableware in sets of your own choosing, the best and largest assortment in town. The question of Xman. gifts is cal ling for attention now and we believe a visit to our store will solve the prob lem in most cases. Come and try this Proposition tmmtm m wm The Variety Store Ontario, Oregon Let the Ifcxall Store Settle Your CHRISTMAS GIFT PROBLEMS Many have solved the eternal question "What to Give" by coming to our stationery depart ment and selecting a fine cabinet filled with the finest writing paper possible to produce--SYMPHONY LAWN; If you have been in doubt, come to us and let us satisfy you that our suggestion is an excellent one. We have this superior stationery in two. three and four quire cabinets, assorted sizes of paper, with envelopes to match each size. Costs you from 50c to $2.50 according to quantity and style of package se lected. AT THE ONTARIO PHARMACY The Corner Drug Store.