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About Malheur enterprise. (Vale, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1920)
MALHEUR ENTERPRISE. VALE, OREGON SATURDAY MAY AGE eight f t LOCAL PERSONAL NEWS B. E. Bennett from Ontario was Fred W. Hoths and wife who have registered at the Alco Rooms Sntur- been visiting Mrs. Hoths eister, Mrs. day. . J. A. Gillette, returned Tuesday to Ine- Green of Nyssa spent Saturday J their home at Westfall. in Vale. J. H. Price. E. M. Smith, and L. I. James Grnhnm of Westfall spent a Hanna, Attorneys from Weston were few days visiting- in Vale the first here attending Court proceeding's this D:irl of the present week. week. Val Becker, stockman and rancher of Westfall spent a few days visit ing in Vale this week. Lee Steers and wife spent the early part of the week in Vale from Peach. Charles Bush, the new Postmaster at Harper spent Monday in Vale. Virgil Staples of Ontario visited in jVale Monday. Mrs. J. 11. Gordon, of the Malheur Enterprise force, spent the week end visiting In Ontario. Charles W. Ellis, of Bums spent the first part of the present week J. O. tvans of Homestead arrived t C. fc. Lharles or Jamieson was a in Vale introducing himself noliiir ir V,-'" Pntnrdny where he will be Vale visitor Saturday. 'ally. ' BaVery. A D. McCann of Brogan spent, j.' Edwin Johnwm returned from j Freighter wis a Vale visitor Tuesday in Vale. ;Drewsey section three weeks and left frjin Crrston Tuesday and while In Wayne Hide, accompanied by his for Riverside on a two weeks sur-to-.vn p; iid the Enterprise a visit. wife and two small children spent theveyjng p. T. G. Lucas spent a few days in early part of the week in Vale visit- J c WpHlin rancher and Rtnr-W- Vnl'.V aiicnoing VjOurc proceedings ing relatives ami 11 aiiMacLin uusiiiuss from Watson. .at the land oflice man of 'Westfall, accompanied by his wife and small son spent a few days in Vale transacting business J. W. Weaver of Bcnitr. was at- Roy Stewart was a Vale visitor tending: court here this week. (Monday Irom wesiaii. Bn,i vUirinr rVlonHa Kail Johnson of Westfall was a Harold Wilson and Vera Steers CIeve Cammern, one of Westfall's Vale vi.-itor this week. Iwere Vale visitors from Peach Mon- most enterprising farmers, was seen ji;rs. jnurritun, uu nan un ujr. . in Vale Monday and Tuesdav. . inir Mrs. Kircher returned Wednes- Henry Dean, one of the Bully dav to her home in La Grande. 'Creek farmers near Westfall was a G. A. Newman formerly of Vale. now of Jordan Valley spent a few days in Vale this week. Vale visitor Monday and Tuesday. T. L. Woodward, a Juntura farmer. visited in Vale Tuesday. Kussel Kelsay spent a few days in Chicken Dinner Every 75c Sunday Drexel Grill George bmith or Beulah was a Vale attending court and visiting business visitor in Vale Monday. 'relatives. ! Carl Thomas of Westfall was in mm - - ! Vale Monday and registered at the urexei wnne in town. Frank L. Jones was a Vale visitor from Wesfall Monday. W. B. Eaton, a fruit grower of Brogan was a Vale visitor this week and also served on the trial jury while here. J. D. Billingsley, a stockman of Ontario was a' business visitor in Vale and one of the trial jurymen in the county court. Cliff Boyer an Ontario Merchant was a business visitor in Vale this week. Charlie Carter was a Vale visitor FROM 5:30 TO 7:30 P. M. Osborn Millinery t is showing some very attractive hats at attractive prices. ,t Prices range from $3.50, $6.50. $8.00, $10.00, $12.00 up to $30.00. We have the hat you need and want. We also carry a select line of waists reason ably priced Osborn Millinery Ontario, Oregon from Ontario Monday. T. A. Sherman, insurance man visited in Vale and attended court this week. John Boohr of Weiser was a Vale Visitor Monday. F. M. Hanna of Westfall was a Vale visitor in the early part of the week attending court. W. C. Tomlin of Harper was a Vale visitor a few days this week. Everett Kendall of Jamieson was a visitor and registered at the Ar lington while in town. Oliver Crews of Ironside was a business visitor in Vale Monday. Lex Anderson rancher near West- fall was a visitor to the County Seat the first part of the present week. N. Hunter, stockman and farm er on Bully Creek near Westfall spent a few days in Vale this week. J. t. fhelan. was a business visit or in Vale Monday from Bonita. J. r . Hammack. of Bonita snent a few days at the County Seat this week. Mr3. Lathrup of Ironside srjent a few days in Vale the first part of me present week. Ivan E. Oakes spent Thursday in Valo from Ontario. R. A. Duncan, and Walter Duncan i of Ironside were Vale visitors a few ! days this week. DEAD OX FLAT. . DEAD OX FLAT, April 23, The following people from the Flat at tended the play "Bringing up Father" at Weiser last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Lattig, Mr. and Mrs. B. Kart, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Joseph. Mrs. Burrell entertained st her home Thursday evening, Misses Pearl Wallac. Mabel Smith. Cre3centia Glatt, Rena Tomlin and Jean Bartshe, Mr. Lorin and Chas. Staples. - The evening was pleasantly spent in rook. Monday was closed for the schools of the Flat, for teachers and school board members and patrons were all invited to attend the local institute at Ontario. The following people were present, Mrs. Putman of the Pioneer School, Miss Wallace and Miss Smith of the Park, -Miss West of the Jefferson, Miss Glatt, the mus ic and art supervisor. Mrs Rorace Joseph, and Mrs. Paul Joseph of the Jefferson district. This was a very instructive and educational meeting, and we were sorry that there were not more board members and patrons present. The Farm Bureau and the scheols are working together to attain the same end that is to encourage the boys and girls clubs in the county. At -the last Oregon Slope Farm Bur eau meeting Miss Wilson explained her aim in this work and her idea of appointing one of the Bureau members to act as a local leader for the Boys Sheep Club was prompt ly taken up and carried out. Mr. Brown was appointed to act in this capasity. Mrs. Tom Kelsup is suffering from a nervious brWk down but is re covering nicely. L. L, Culbertson spent Monday in Ontario. Rev. Wallace of Payette delivered the lecture at the Sunday services at the Park school house. Mr. and Mrs. B. Korst and Mr. and Mrs. Lattig and Miss West were the Sunday Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wilkins. are fairly bright for a good fruit Crop this year. Planting sugar beet seed is about completed for this year and all are hoping for a bountiful sugar beet crop. Rev. Henry Garrett of Star, Idaho delivered two Interesting sermons at Annex school house on Friday even ing the 23rd and Sunday afternoon at 3:30. Rev. Mr. Garrett is expect ing to return this coming fall to conduct revival services at the game place. , W. H. Perry is making some great inprovements on his new ranch near the Malheur District Improvement i Company pumping plant and is fig urine on a number ol other improve ments this summer. Robert Webber and J. J. Spicer are doing ' a lot of road grading from Annex to the pumping plant and others have promised to lend a help ing hand . later. A few farmers are making an ef fort to kill the gophers which in fest and do so much damage -to ranchers, while many other are ne glecting the very importan duty. We understand the proper officials will be here the first of May to inspect the work already done and also to place a man in charge to look after the work undone and poison the lit tle hob tailed rodents to be charged up to the respective land holders. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas will leave Sunday for Portland where they will spend the summer. There is to he a picnic dinner at the Annex school house at the close of school on ' Friday of this week. RIVERDALE Portland To build 24 five and six room bungalows in Rose City Park. TO LATE TO CLABSIFT WANTED Stock Saddle in good condition. Frank Hartley. Crowley, Oregon. lMajltp. LOST One 82x4 U. 8. Royal Cord auto mobile tire between Vale and Oxmin ranch at Jamieson on early morning of April 29th. suitable reward, return to Dr. Frank J. Brown, or Enterprise office. IMay tf. Eiwuuuuuuiiiiiminmu CLOTHING We have Full Line of Wearing Apparel. SHOES BOOTS " " SHOES New Lot Red-Seal Gum Boots Just In FIRST QUALITY GOODS AT RIGHT PRICES 1 ""Jf" T"!Jr WE SAVE v YOU MONEY ON MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS WORK SHIRTS Underwear "WHERE QUALITY COUNTS" Agents for Hanna Canvas Dam Vale Saddlery Company WM. ROSE, Prop. Harness and Saddles on hand or made to order FOUND An overcoat. Prove pay for this adv. D. F. FrinelL Vale, Oreiron. IMar-St RIVERDALE. Oree-on. Anril 28 Creek road. Owner may have name hv Men. Farmers are just gettinr through ' ilf?',T 'ST. " p,T?n foI ty,,dIn spraying fruit trees and prospects Son " Gt' A' Ru"U 'K y&.rZ "Qualified by technical training." Vote for RHEA LUPER. Republican nomination for Public Service Com missioner. Adv. 24Apr.-15May. Sheepmen, Attention! $7500.00 Buys 440 Acres of Fine Tillable Land. 150 Tons of Hay Last Year. On Edge of Fine Stock Range. Johnson Engineering & Inv. Co. VALE, OREGON MAC SAYS:- PRESERVE THE EGGS Fleming's Egg Preserver does it complete ly. No waste, no bother with jars or cans just coat the eggs with a thin layer and store in a cool place. Eat Eggs Next Winter worth $1.00 a dozen by putting them away now for about 35 cents a dozen. Try Fleming's Egg Preserver A 65 cent can puts down fifty dozen. A $1.00 can puts down one hundred dozen. '. WATER .GLASS EGG PRESERVER Priced at 30c pint, 50c quart, $1.75 gallon. AND MAC PAYS THE POSTAGE A. E. 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For the doctor and travelling salesman it is the ideal car. v;;-viT"?.v( r - ' '. ". v I I .a WE SPECIALIZE IN FORD SERVICE SHOP BEJNG EQUIPPED WITH MODERN SPECIAL MACHINERY FOR FORDS I THE UNIVERSAL CAR THE UNIVERSAL CAR Hie Ford Runabout is a Runabout in reality a regular business messenger, solving the question of economical and quick transpor tation. The Contractor, Builder, Traveling Salesman, Collector, Solicitor, all find the Ford Runabout the most convenient a well as the most economical among motor cars. Durable in service, and useful every day in the year. We solicit your order for one or more. Wo ask your patronage in the repair of your car, assur ing you of genuine Ford Parts, skilled workmen, reasonable prices. 0 1 Z3 When you want your piano tuned you don't go to a blacksmith shop Therefore, when your Ford is out of tune take it to The Ford Shop teg Vale, "THE FORD DOCTORS" Ford Sales and Service Exclusively crp nn in n ry J it jiu Liiil & ; Oregon I
