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THE ONTARIO ARGUS, ONTARIO, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 16. 1922 w FRUITLAND BENCH wi v r -J K-" i r Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson nro tho paronts ot an eight pound son, born Saturday, March lltb, at tho Dlanchard Maternity homo in Pay ette. Mrs. L. 8. 1'obst and boii, Bhor- lnan wont to Baker Friday ovontng called thoro by tho doatU of Mrs. 1'ohst's fathur, Frank Ualrd, 80 yoars old, a plonoor ot that city. Sharman rolurncd Monday and Mrs. 1'obflt roturnod Tuosday. Tho fun oral was hold Sunday. Mlsn Martha Wilson will ko to Portland Friday ot this wuok to visit at tno Falknor homo tor suvoral days. Mrs. Coslo Uralnthoovor and her daughter Kunlco, roturnod Monday tram Caldwoll whora thoy vlsltod mo a. u. street tamiiy. William Rauert Is In Hold Rosary Hospital at Ontario, whoro ho undor wont a sorlous oporatlou. Saturday. Mrs. A. D. Kldrldgo wns In Wulsor ovor Sunday, tho guest of her daugh tor, Mrs. Mary Durnott. Friday C. W. Young purchased of C. H. Sargont ono ot his vory fine puro broad Jersey two year old bulls from Ills herd. Throo weeks ago anotner ono or tnoso bulls was sold to Mr. Gray in Malheur County, Tho Ladles Aid of tho Baptist unurcn nas out vory uniauo invlta tlona Issued on a cup. Tho guests aro supposed to buy a cup as thoy antor tho church and attor tho oats n program 1b to bu clvon. Mr. Rodlngtonr of Montana, last wook rorinoa a wnito Cross organlza Hon at Frultland. This organlza Hon Is In tho Intorost of Protostant hospitals. Byron Woods last wook sold to Mrs. Alary Stognor tho rosldenco ho Is building ucross from tho BnptlBt cnurcb, with two lots, tho prlco paid bolng $1500.00. Ho sold rocontly two lots adjoining to Hoy Mauser ana two to if. A. Colwo . Mr. Woods will movo to tho Sllkett homo Just north until school closos when ho ozpects to tako his family to Missouri. Lottuco Qrowors mot Friday ovou Ing at tlio school house for tho pur poso ot llstonlng to an explanation ot tho Chorryluno Head Lottuco league. Slgnors of growors for fifty acres was secured and this Insuros a pack ing houso being built by tbls com pany. Mossrs. Tracoy and Cheney from tho Unlvorslty wero prosont to explain tho contract and plan. Quito tho ovont of the wook was tho banuuot and program given Friday owning by tho Ulversldo Community Club at tho H, A. Nokos homo. Thoro wero teu families and tho number who sat down to tho long tublo In tho basement numborod forty throo. Cream chicken, mashod potatooa, creamed boans, salad, plcklos, Ico crouin and cako, cofteo and mints wore on tho menu. Fol lowing tho olaborato dinner a pro gram was given by tho inombors, tho comedy entitled, "Not a Man In tho House". Ilocoutly Carl Klnulnon, ono of tho young mombers ot boys' calf club, bocauso ot his leaving for California soon to inako his home, put up for solo at auction his puro bred JorsOy liolfor, for which ho had paid nt throo months $100. Tho young heifer was purchased by Dr. Fortnok ot On tario for 1107.00. ARCMPS Mrs. Karl Qulnloy underwant a sorlous operation at tho Holy Itosnry Hospital In Ontario Monday. Slio Is getting nlong ulcoly nt present. Tho doctor wasr called for Chss. Oassott Saturday night. HoA quite 111 with tho flu. Mrs. O. J. Thorno and Clarouco narrott aro qulto sick with tho flu. Hunt and Chostor Lackey aro Just recovering from It. Bryan Looorp and wlfo woro On tario visitors Monday. Frank Edwards and family has movod to ono of tho houses on tu.o E. O, Land Company's ranches near Nyssa. - Miss May Guffoo of Nyssa Is visit ing her u nc Jo. Bryan Loopor and family for a fow days. Hiram Van Dyko spont Sunday at tho Coopman ranch noar Nyssa Sun day, William Dock has sold out and has movod with his family to Washing ton to llvo. The box suppor and entertain inont at tho school houso has beon postpouod from tho 17th to tho 24th of March. Now shades havo boon bought tor tho school houso windows and next wook will bo houso cloaulng week. S. I). Uigolow and son John and Chus. Fisher went to Nampa Friday whoro they purchased 8000 pounds of Idaho Itural seed potatoes. Mr. Uigolow anticipates putting In 10 or 12 ncros and Mr. Flshor flvo. While attempting to ropo a calf on tho Pcutz ranch Friday, Sam Ulaylock's bursa fell on him, caus ing Injuries which resulted In his death. Ho leaves a wlfo and two children. I. Splor, of Nyssa was In tho val ley this week, buying stock. Jimmy Hlto Is, Just rocovorlng form n long caso ot scarlet favor. Word recolved from Mrs. Davo Williams, states that sho Is slowly recovering from hor rucont severe Illness. Sho Is with hor slstor In Boise. Mrs. Maudo Cautroll cittno down from tho timber camp noar Austin, Wednesday, returning Friday. Hor brother, Oscar PlnkBton, who Is Im proving in health bIuco his return from Pendleton, accompanied hor and will work in tho timber, .cutting wood for the railroad company. Mr. and Mrs. Wattor Plukstou and family and Mrs. Claudo Smith and baby wero guosts to dinner at tho W. W. Smith homo Sunday. Ono ot our enterprising young citizens, Gordon McDattcrty, has es tablished an amateur wireless tele graph station at his fathers ranch near Mitchell Uutto. As yot ho Is only equipped to rocolvo messages hut ho (b planning on completing It, so that ho may send also. His cousin, Lawrence McDattcrty has a similar ouulpmont nt his homo In tho Kolouy on tho Onako river. David Walters had an attack ot Influenza and wont homo to Nyssa tor a few days last wook. Mrs. J. 8. Glascock and children John and Allco loft Friday from an ludafluuto Btay In Ontario. Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Nowblll, of Ontario vlsltod Sunday at tho doo. Glascock homo taking Emma, Viola and Thclma Glascock homo with them for a visit. School started up again Monday after u mouths vacation on account of scarlot fever In tho community. As no fresh cases havo brokon out It was Judgod advlsablo to rosumo school work. Fred Ullngback nindo a business trip to Payette Saturday. A petition Is being circulated for tho recall ot Judge Test and Com mlsstonor Vinos. Joseph Heed, government agricul turist and son Lloyd woro wook end guests nt tho Lowo homo. Lloyd Ueed Is a recent graduate of tho Fort Collins Agricultural Collect) of Colorado. Mrs. J. S. Shulor, ot Parma was a week end guest of Mrs. Cbas. Schwolzor, Mrs. Schwolzor and hor daughter Lois and Mrs. Mrs. Schulor visited Mrs. Schwolzor at tho Man dlola ranch. Mrs. F. L. Dollord and daughter, Florence woro business visitors In Nyssa Saturday. Jock and Poto Olascock woro In Nyssa Tuosday on business. Mossors. T. M. Lowo, J. and L. Heed and John Wall visited at tho A. U. Kingman homo In tho Kolony Sunday attornoou. Mr. and Mrs. Lolloy DoWItt worn Sunday guosts at tho Lowo homo. Mrs. Otto Schwolzor and Mrs. Iluth Blioro ot Caldwoll aro visiting at tho Oca Schwolzor homo, this wook. Mrs. Sarah ItoborUon is visiting hor daughtor, Mrs. George .Glascock and family. FOK SALB Ono 12 Inch Dyrou Jackson pump, with endless leathor bolt and about 14 foot ot pipe, In good running order, Will soil choap Uoo. Thiol, Now Plymouth, Ida. 4t FOH SALB 25 thoroughbrod Rod Island Rod pullets all laying. From prlzo winning stock and mated Call 34-J, Frultland, Idaho. FOR SALB Oood work horsos from 1300 to 1G00 lbs. O. R. Eralson nt Ontario National Dank. tt FOR SALB Rnngor, throo spood motor blko, $25.00 In flrst class condition. Inquire at Argus office 2t. Rss if 11 Hi k Meres nQ Hoy ttJH 1& for tjou IWuGlAS B MMliirMffiiAi'iikrc H wmKmmMmmSmm Hi A oichire replete H tfgwith thrilling feats f and side -splitting YOUR RENT IS DUE Before paying it to yourlandlord you want to boo tho comedy king In his latest tun-makor which shows how to put one over on the landlord. ' HE MAKES YOU LAUGH ' ,,C"F-' fVil m tia1iMtia t n fltnnlnst flint vftll a SalO IO yvaliuyd UU tUIIUIUDk tIU V M haro over wKnesaod, cortaln.jr It Si Altai with nw itunti. LARRY SEMON IN The Rent Collector Majestic Sunday and Monday Sti fataBBTSBBBalBBBBKTlbaCBBBBBBBBBBBBBl wW 4swWNMiHil.P IbbbbbbbbbbbbbbHlU"7 ' bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbH PIANO TUNING Anyono wishing tholr piano tuned will loavo ordors with Mrs. C. F. Cox. L. N. Hockott. FARMERS We will exchange flour for your wheat or we will grind it for 40c per bushel, and your feed for 10c per 100 lbs., tak ing pay for same in c sh or grain, whichever you prefer. Ontario Roller Mills EARLY SEED POTATOES for sale. Raised from Dry Land Seed. Writo or call A. P. Scritch- fiold & Co. 207 W Main, Weiser, or Melba, Idaho M CONDENSED REPORT OF ONTARIO NATIONAL BANK AS RBPOIITED TO THE COMPTROLLER, MARCH 10, 1922 RESOURCES Loans aud Discounts J552.060.27 Overdrafts 207.55 nonds and Securities...... 27,709,83 U. S. Bonds 84,700.00 Stock Id Fod. Res. Rank 3,000.00 Reality and Flxturos 44,934.16 CASH 03.401.07 1766,844.87 LIABILITIES Capital Stock f 60,000.00 Surplus 31,513.77 Dills Payable 42,000,00 Federal Reserve Bank.... 168.625.16 Circulation 60,000.00 DEPOSITS 404.74S.US 1766,814,87 DIRECTORY OF ONTARIO'S BUSINESS FIRMS These Men and Firms will serve your very needs promptly. Call upon- or write to any of those who are listed below when in need of anything in their respective lines. They are reliable: ' HANKS HOTELS ONTARIO NATIONAL DANK Tho Oldest Dank In Malheur County "Sorvlco that Serves" Capital and Surplus $100,000. DRUGS AND' SUNDRIES ONTARIO PHARMACY , O. M. Cattleman. Prop. , Prescription Specialist Victor Photographs Itoxall Remodles Eastman Kodaks LEGITIMATE NEEDS OF OUR CUSTOMERS ARE BEING CARED FOR, WE HAVE FAITH IN MALHEUR COUNTY, AND THE NUMBER OF LOANS WE ARE CARRYING PROVES OUR DESIRE TO BE OF MATERIAL ASSISTANCE TO CITIZENS OF THIS SECTION Oldest Bank in Southeastern Oregon Moreluncl Dairy Phono 203 M THE SUOAR BOWL We Make Our Own Ice Cream HOTEL WILSON " Tho "Homey" Hotel ot Malheur County. Oood Meals 40o OITOMISTKIST DR. J. A. MC FALL Eyesight Specialist Eye Glasses and Spoctacles MILLINERY" Distinction In Clothing And Millinery Is the Mark of Those Who Patronlxe THE STYLE SHOP MORRIS MILLINERY ft NOVELTY SHOP Palymro Waists ;Woraon'a Dresses And Sport Clothes GROCERIES THE INDEPENDENT MARKET Phonos 6 and 136 If lis Good To Eat We Have It It It's Farm Produce We Buy It ONTARIO MEAT & OROCERY CO. Tho Home ot Good Eats and Low Prlcos Phones 3 and 131 DEPARTMENT STORKS- Dependable Merchandise "Not the Cheapest, But the Best" RADER BROS. 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