The Gate city journal., January 26, 1923, Image 4

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H. M. Rutherford visited his fam­
ily in Ontario the past few days.
John and Lew Boswell of the Big
They will be your willing slaves and give you
Bend country, where here last week
the
independence of a king—if you treat them
looking after their mining interests.
right.
J. B. Woodcock took a load of
hogs to market in Baker Thursday.
Treating them right means just this: Put
Mrs. Woodcock accompanied him on
them in an account in this bank. Add to it at
a visit to her mother, Mrs. Fannie
Howard, of Baker.
regular intervals. Watch your bank account
D. S. Derrick was a b usinesa vis­
grow and rest assured that want cannot attack
itor at Ironside one day last week. *
the home with a substantial bank account back
TYPING CONTEST AT OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Seton of
of it.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Ironside passed through here Satur­
Oregon Agricultural College, Cor­
i. M E M O R I A L P A S S E S
day enroute to Bridgeport on a visit
vallis, Jan. 26.—The Oregon Agri­
to her son, Wm. Quinn, and family.
cultural college has invited the Vale
„
Geo. Eddy was a business visitor
Six lamp shades that cun be made at home are slmWD in this sketen. c rom
creek Sunday.
ITE SUPPORTS COM. COREY high school to send its best students
"
n Was ?n from his
in typing to compete in the speedf left to right they are: Parchment tinted a deep orange «1th a deep band of he" ir“ V
g V SUIT TO FORCE REAL
George N Dotson was in rrom nts
contest at the O. A. C. business j brown, parchment tinted a jade green with a design of turquoise blue, chan*«-
able
taffeta
in
a
lovely
shade
of
coppery
orange
rutiled
and
fringed,
rose
colored
homestead
Friday.
DEVELOPMENT.
show, March 30 and 31.
P. M. Boals and C. W. Lias trans­
»aifeiu with tiny fruita In pastel shades, white voile decorated with black and
School was closed
Monday on and C. W. Lias were business visit­
This will be the first contest for j
acted business in Boise Saturday.
shellacked and Chinese embroidery combined with plain colored crepe und Grouse creek, the teacher, Miss Ruth ors in Onturio Tuesday evening.
state typing championship among i
Miss Maude Culp entertained at
Howard, being unable to teach on
C. H. Welcher and wife were
antique gold fringe.
By Staff Correspondent,
the high schools, and high schools j
dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. C. guests Sunday of the latter’s par­
account of a severe cold.
te Capitol, Salem.— (Special to all over the state are sending stn-
C. McVieker and Mr. and Mrs. ents, Mr. und Mrs. Milton Lauer.
T H I S B R E A K F A S T S E T U S E D IN M A N Y
W AYS
interprise.) If the bill for an ,ien(a tQ c()inp, te.
Mason Clough.
Miss Louise Davis was the guest
I ntroduced by Senator Charles
I
A differentation will be made lie
BROGAN
Raymond
Gutterridge
returned o f Mrs. C. A. Karst Friday and Sat­
“ Jia of Malheur, Grant and Har tween beginners and advanced stu­
home last week from Holy Rosary urday.
counties, and Representative dents, suitable awards being made
There will be a dance at the Bro­
hospital, where he underwent an
I Lackey of Malheur county, re-
Mrs. C. M. Atterbery visited Mrs.
!t
gan
community
hall
Saturday,
Jan-
to the winners in each contest.
operation two weeks ago.
E. Frost Sunday.
the constitutional majority
27. Music is by the Jolly Five of
William .0 Oswald, accuracy win­
Friel
Frost
narrowly
escaped
ecomes a law, Malheur county ner of the professional typist in the
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Brown and
i Vale.
serious injury Saturday by being children were guests Sunday of Mr.
e o longer have to pay bounties world
Mark
Rutherford
of
Malheur
was
championship
typewriting
struck on the head by a falling tim­ and Mrs. E. L. Brown o f McKinney
'coyote .
in town Friday.
contest, will be featured at the
island.
there has been about $117,000 Business show which will occupy the |
Andy Rettig was a business vis­ ber while tearing down a garage.
Mr. and Mrs. Bowers were guests
Mi s Marie Frost of ‘Payette spent
-------- out in bounties for coyotes
entire commerce building.
itor in Weiser last week.
in Malheur county during the
Arthus Nicholas o f Ironside was a Friday evening of Mr. and Mrs. C. the week end With her parents, Mr.
A. Karst.
and Mrs. E. Frost.
’ive years, a repeal of the
Biogun visitor Friday.
Mrs. Merrick and son Wayne and
A pleasant affair o f the past week
it law would save $23,000 each
J. P. Smith o f Ironside was viqit-
[| ind as one-half o f this is paid
1 ing friends and relatives here this Mrs. Crill and daughter o f Caldwell was the birthday dinner given by
were guests o f the former’s sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Stevens compli­
i state, it would save Malheur
week.
t from $11,000 to $12,000 a NEARLY TWO MILLION FARM­
menting Mrs. Arner Gorton and Her­
There will be a community basket Mrs. Milton Lauer, Sunday.
B. Goodell o f Kearney, Neb., spent bert Marvin, whose birthdays fall
according to Representative
ERS ARE SELLING COL­
dinner at the hall Sunday, Jan. 28.
This little breakfast set lias innumerable uses, it may be used as a
f . Harney county pays out
LECTIVELY.
There will also be a church at 2:30. Sunday at the E. W. Tomlin home, on the same day. The table was
small square breukfust table and two wall tables for serving. It may be con­
50 per cent more per annum
beautifully decorated With a birth­
|
Rev. Weaver will have charge. Ev­ looking after his ranch.
The cooperative marketing move­ verted Into two tubles. a round and a square, for cards, or It may be used
Hi dalheur, and neighboring coun-
James Carico entertained with a day cake at either end. Music and
eryone is invited to attend.
as
one
long
table
as
shown
in
the
sketch,
enn.
chairs
come
with
the
table.
f f t s o make substantial payments ment is sweeping the whole country
Mrs. Pritchard, who has been vis- dance at his home Saturday evening. cards were the diversion for the
i f ote hunters in bounties each from the Atlantic to the Pacific,’’ I---------------------------------------------------------
evening following the dinner. The
1 ¡ting in California, will return home A good time is reported.
said C. J. Hurd, market specialist o f 1 .
Harold McKinney spent Sunday at guest list included Mr. and Mrs.
Wednesday Bridge.
: this week.
er^___
expected that the Oregon the O. A. C. extension service on re- m* a 1 e
Arner Gorton, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
The Wednesday bridge club met at
Miss Louise Baker was a guest ol the E. Frost home.
Mrs. Caperton underwent a serious Marvin, Mr. and Mrs. A rt Miller and
rowers’ Association, at their turning from the National Coopera- Again to Make Trips
the home o f Mis. L. J. Hadley. Sub- her sister, Mrs. Louis Capps, at
char,eg PowelL who driveg , he stitutes were Mr*. Harry Tamblyn 1 Jamieson last week,
operation at the Holy Rosary hos- C. C. Wilcox.
g in Portland next week tive council at Washington. “ More
I robably advance some solution than a million and a half farmers I truck for , he Davidson Grocery com. and Mrs. L. P. Lumpee. The after-
The ladies o f Park Improvement
Miss Lena Patterson of Bonita p .a l at Ontario, Monday morning.
Mrs. i.ias and daughter Jessie club planned a fuieweil surprise
a , e extermination of the coyotes were represented when the council pany of Ontario, was a(fain in Vale noon passed pleasantly, with Mrs. j was in town Monday.
System Oregon. One suggested met and 15,000 names were w.red thig week after an abaence of about Robt. D. Lytle taking the honors.
Clyde Cole enrolled as a freshman were Ontario visitoors on Saturday. party for Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Os­
Mr. Powell( who
! .
X s the employment of govern m from the cotton growers associa- tbree weekg<
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wilcox enter- borne on Saturday evening. About
in
high school Monday.
A'nunters, who would be paid by tion alone while the council was in comes to Vale every Thursday, has From Owyhee—
Eldon Streams of Bonita was a ta.ned at dinner Sunday for Mr. and 100 friends and neighbors gathered
T. M. Lowe and L. R. DeWitt,
“l|(nth and would put their whole session.
..i s . led Moss and daughter Doro- at the Osborne home. Games wen-
been unable to make the trip on ac
business visitor in Brogan Monday
A state-wide cooperative market-, count of the roads ^
in such ter_ prominent ranchers of Owyhee, were
;|l n hunting and exterminating
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Logan are busi­ thy and Miss Norton of Payette and enjoyed until a late hour when de­
ing educational campaign has been ribIe condition
in Vale on business during the week.
|. yote.
ness visitors in Corvallis this week. !-Merman i abst of Fruitland. Fol­ licious refieshments were served by
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ji^ te Bill No. 46, the law in agreed on by the 12 organization
Miss Estelle Gueiber o f Hillsboro io ...ug the dinner, music was en­ the ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Osborne
| ,n, proposes to amend Sec- members composing the Oregon C o - , Remodeling at Propsfs—
IRONSIDE
expect to leave the last o f the week
is visiting friends and relalwr joyed.
council
which
met in
O. W. Propst is among the busi-
i >281, 9290 and 9309 and to re- operative
ans. W. L. Channer o f Washoe for Twin Falls, where they will visit
here.
lection 9294 of Oregon Laws, Salme January 17. This will carry ness men who have been doing re­
Many beef cattle were shipped to I
the guest Monday of Mrs. friends until March 1st, before leav­
Mr. Hinton o f Bonita was in town .
if which relate directly to the the idea into every community in modeling in their stores in order to Portland this week. A. E. Nichols
George Thonyis.
ing for their new home at Chehalis,
Monday.
the
state.
begin
the
spring
right.
I nt of bounties upon coyotes,
left Wednesday with three loads of
.iir. and Mrs. W. L. Davis and Wash.
.
,
.
_
_
.
Mrs.
Glen
Thayer,
who
was
opor-
The purposes, methods and results
, pups and female coyotes.
beef via Brogan to Portland. Ralph
. ,
. „ .
.
, , . ,
i.klren were entertained at dinner
Park Improvement club held their
„
. B
.
... ated on at Ontario, is reported to he
o f cooperative selling will be ex­ Parents From Montana—
Duncan two carloads. Ralph wili j
■ n d a y evening by Mr. and Mrs. C. regular meeting on Thursday after­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
G.
Nichols,
who
recovering
very
rapidly.
1 te Memorial No. 1, introduced plained by extension specialists.
visit his mother, Mrs. S. D. Duncan,
noon at the home o f Mrs. E. Frost,
Mark Villsmero has purchased tho A. Karst.
l^iator Charles W. Ellis of the Local arrangements and other assist­ have been visiting with their daugh
at Newport, who has recently gone
■VIice McDonald o f Payette visited with Mrs. K. N. Osborne assisting.
Ruby Kelly home.
I senatorial district, consisting ance will be given by the represen­ ter, Mrs. H. B. Pickle, o f Vale, left
Boals
Wednesday
and Roll cail was responded to with
Tuesday for their home in Hamilton, there for her health, before he re- ’ J. A. Smith made a busier s trip :l._r'.rude
“ nt, Malheur and Harney coun- tatives of the council.
turns home.
•lUri day.
notes regarding Oregon, followed by
to Vale Wednesday.
etitioning the Interstate Corn-
Tho state grange, farmers’ union, Montana.
Arthur VanBurne returned home I
..oil, :t Miles of Payette was a a very interesting paper by Mrs. E.
Commission, in the name of farm bureau, bankers’ association,
Ben Jones of Bonita was a bu*
Jamieson Visitors—
from Portland by Thursday’s stage.
. .iiier guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W. Tomlin on the history o f the
late of Oregon to bring about agricultural committee of the Port- j
ness visitor here on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Norwood and
J. P. Smith went out to Brogan!
it. Cumberland.
government of Oregon from the
_ _ itheastern Oregon of a rail- land chamber of commerce, the state j
Ralph Harvey o f Ontario was in
daughter, Betty Jane, were in town and Jamieson, where he will visit
Miss Gertrude Heslup spent last time when a territory to the present
B Afffi’Us«ni-W-ba;iugh the Natron college extension service and bureau |
Brogan Tuesday.
on business Tuesday.
with his sons and families a few
I|L was reported out favorably of markets, and the five state-wide
Alfred Guerber of Pamieson was a • celt in Bo.se, tile guest of her time. At the close of the session a
days.
o.her, Tom Heslup, and wife.
dainty luncheon was served by the
resolutions committee; passed commodity marketing associations | Brother Here—
Brogan visitor Monday.
Frank Elliott of Bridgeport pur-j
• tin. William Somner is on the ho toss.
Nineteen members were
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senate, and telegraphed to are back of the movement. The five
Mrs. C. Smith and children Cec i
Q. N. Taggart o f South Bend, In-
chased hay o f E. J. Beam and has
;■!; list this week.
present to enjoy the afternoon. The
R e m is s io n . The committee rec- associations are growers of grain, diana, has been visiting his brother, j brought
and
Hugh
are
visiting
friends
ami
his cattle h ereto“ f^ d
tl
,
L. Brown transacted business in club w 11 meet with Mrs. Arner Gor­
E ded the amendment of the fruit, wool, poultry and h.iy.
N. E. Taggart o f Vale, during the
,Iames D(lRoe.g hors;} fe „ on the I r o
v .
„
• "oario ihuisilay.
ton, with Mrs. W. L. Stevens assist­
l ^ i a l ; striking out the specific
Governor
Pierce approves
the past week Mr. Taggart will remain ice while drivin<r catt!e> hurti
C' Sm’ th of Vale was >n
. Mr. and Mrs. .1. R. Cumberland ing, Thursday, Feb. 1st.
tion of the terminal of the plan, and asked the council to name here indefinitely.
, __ . . . . . . .
. ’
I last week.
i rx x? r» •
James in the back but not seriously.
a »
1
,
..
:ni daughter Iona visited friends in
id inserting that the railroad a committee to help draft a market Left
for Boise—
m
, ,,
. . . . .
. ...
Mrs. Frank Reed and son Vietm
ORCHARDS WATER COMPANY.
nneit Saturuay.
ifructed from Crane westward master bill for enactment at this
Notice of Special .Stockholders’
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Baugh and | Mary VanBuren ‘ are 'visiting
Sat0-!d!*y
River8iUc’ C a,if
Tne
four
months
old
baby
of
Mr.
mnecting point that will give session of the legislature.
Ruby Kelly was a Jamieson bu:
Meeting.
little daughter Hattie left for their tives at Ironside this week from
witory of Malheur and adja-
iVrs. Lloyd Ferguson died early
ness visitor last week.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
’Bill” Hanley of Oregon, president home in Boise after visiting a few Unity.
unties outlets into California of the state chamber of commerce,
i y morning o f acute indige t on. that :t special meeting of the stock­
v,
.
. . . .
j F. W. Smith, Dave Logan and Ear!
days with Mrs. Baugh’s relatives,
o f the Orchards Water
estern Oregon cities, and to said he is greatly impressed with
he tody was taken to Emmett, holders
“
“ le V,Sltor Lofton will ship cattle to Portland
the H. B. Pickle family, in Vale.
Com;.: ny, an Oregon corporation,
from Bonita Sunday.
and construct connections to the work already accomplished and
funeral services were held
Friday.
will he held at the office o f the
The dance at Ironside was attend-
aiday.
; road from the terminal of the is in favor of extending it.
New Bakery Man—
F. W. Smith left Friday for
Company at Jamieson, O egon, on
.... .
I ed by a small crowd. Those attend-
*, road at Bend and at Kirk.
.
and
Mrs.
C.
M.
Johnson
of
the 'Oth dav of February, 1923, at 2
Portland.
Vance Frizell has
W. B. D. Dodson, manager o f the
.
fl
ed
,
the
Va'
inK
reported
a
good
time,
Suggested the withdrawal of Portland chamber of commerce, war
ayette were dinner guests Sunday o'clock p. m., for the purpose o f re­
Ralph
Duncan
o
f
Ironside
was
in
eanej at the local bakery that was
Millions Elms and Judy Laurence
ducing the capital stock of said cor­
Recommendation as to joint reported as saying that the big
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Vincent.
Brogan Friday.
po, af Ion.
Z ‘ T .._ !y. " " .
“ “ i1* " depa.rtUre ^ Unity are vis,ting relatives and
I The memorial was passed in $300,000 development
1
Culbertson
was
a
Boise
vis-
J. L. Hammock was in Brog.,:
plan would for Canada the first of the week.
Dated January 21, 1923.
friends here this week.
nded condition in the senate not be a complete success until
' r Saturday.
Friday.
BRUCE R. FESTER President.
Ironside
people
are
in
doubt
about
Burns
Visitor—
j is immediately sent to Wush- every farmer has an opportunity to
getting
ice
for
stoorage
this
winter.
I
Burns, spent several dayswEAOINh
market cooperatively.
WESTFALI
Lis suggested that the memor
W. A. Goodman, prominent citizen Have Hnd only a few nights of zero « --------------------------------------------------- m
weather.
*lubmitted to the house for Its
of Burns, spent several days in Vale !
The dnneo given at the city har
Hay in this locality has been nbout
'ill but Senator Ellis advised
on business this week.
Saturday night was well attend'
all
bought
up,
as
there
has
been
H7ismuch as the time was short,
everyone reporting a good i -■
many beef cattle fed here.
Entertained at Hannon's.
Interstate Commerce Corn- From Bonita—
Music was furnished by Jean Stew
Eldon
Streams
of
Bonita
has
been
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Martie
Hanson,
new-
xt
—
~
met the following day, it
: t. piano. Austin 1 r- sir , -«,i
visiting
in
Vale
a
few
days
this
ly weds of last week, were greatly
C R F .S T O N
re useless to submit it to de-
and R. C. Stewart, drums. Then
■ urprised Saturday evening, when * ------— ------------ ------------
on the floor of the other side week.
will be another one Feb.3.
"bout seventy friends and neighbors,
I legislature.
< . A. Stout, Mrs. Stout and d.augh-
Mrs. Ina Wikerlig went to Ontario
Returned From John Day—
both
young
and
old,
came
to
wish
t e 1 Neva made a business trip to last week for medical treatment
'proposed line when built will
Mrs. N. H. lion returned from thorr. many years of happiness and Vale tills week.
alheur county a short haul
( 'fmflay Roe, travel up
.-1 ■ m -
The weather has been so spring-
Fto the Coast, saving about John Day, the first of the week, prosperity. Everyone enjoyed danc-
for Davison Grocery of Boise, paid
ing, with the music furnished by the Hie the Crcston people have got this city a visit Friday.
Kes as at present it is necea- where she has been for some time.
Ford orchestra until early morning the • threshing all done. The grain
1 go practically around the en- Left For Canada—
Wa> ne Hyde made n trip to E
At midnight Mrs. Hanson served a tinned out good. Quite a change
fe o f Oregon, in order to put
per Friday and brought over a four-
Vem McCaully, who has held a
[stem Oregon’s products on position in the local bekery for the delightful supper of sandwiches, | fr om last winter when it was 17 ba­ horse load of freight for the st'-r.
,Vst for consumption or export- past six months, left. Vale Monday
il:. and coffee and following this |'«>w era. Now the . attic .and horses here.
j,* A corresponding saving will
Mr. Hanson treated the crowd with
h ave he feed ground and go to the
for Blairmore, Cnnndn.
Marvin Prather of the Willamette
candy and cigars,
the cigars being ’ ¡elds, picking like it was summer
le c te d in the shipment of
' mley is here visiting his sister,
passed only to the men and married time.
IF from the west to the east and To Visit Hunts—
Mrs. Fred Cammon.
had a most en- Bald Rogers
returned home last
reduction in tariffs which
Mrs. C. M. Kirkpatrick of Pairs women. Everyone
Ed Casto and Maude Kime were
jnyable time.
jurnlly come, the products of has been visiting . r son. A
^turde.y after a two months ab- over from Harper Sunday visiting !
sence.
and nearby counties should Hunt, manager of the Vale NY-. .
friends.
Ladies' Aid Meeting.
to compete profitably with Stand, during the week. Mrs. K'rk-
John Hickey is looking after C. A
it looks as though we were going
The
Ladies’
Aid
of
the
Christian
fyametle Valley and not have patrick returned to Parma Friday.
church held a regular meeting in Vale!'" ,tOCk WhllP Mr' St° flt iS at t0 h“ Ve 8° me real winter’ “ ‘ here
under the handicap of the
Game Postponed—
w t w n
ii j
„
waa about three inches of snow fell
the lecture room of the church yes-
brohibitive freight rates, now
•'ack Wal1 was called to Riverside, last night
The interclass basket hall gum terday afternoon. The meeting was «no
day last week, his little son1 MU* Am on. .
...
between the i sophomores
sophomores ami
ami
,
„ f strictly business regulation, dur- •< ” bring sick.
this writing he h
*
which was to be held Wednesday inp; which many objects were accom- »* hotter.
^
h
friend Miss Dorothy Woouwarn
^
one nijrht last week.
evening was postponed on account plished.
of, ” - ,n
Guy (ShU7 : ay callT(l a* th-
Mrs. Harry Kime of Ontario visit-
of insufficient lighting. The game
of1.ee one day this week for her ed with her sisters, Mrs. Ina W lk e-
Iig plans for the garden at will probably be held this next Sat-
John HuntYi Birthday.
mail.
[M is wise, since the gardener urday.
hg and Mrs. Pauline Zimmerman.
A birthday party was given in the
-l!>hn Shumway has started to the first of the week.
t g -a — »----- ^
available time to consider
—
C- L'/’ l A Ï Ï / r r p r n
-
—
_
honor
o
f
John
Hunt,
small
son
of
“
bool
this
week.
, what crops he is going to ^ 1°'" Westfall—
S
'
E
d
A!,
OFFER
Mrs. Kime expects to leave On-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
S.
Hunt,
ninth
r)»
vid
Rogers
Made
prominent
man
of
-.is year, and how much of
'V-
Perkins,
for short tim e only/
Riv,.r«ia„ tx
. “ bU/ inf* :; tario some time soon »nd join her
commercial
gardens
the ; Westfall, was a business visitor in birtbd..y anniversary. Twelve guests tri»
Riverside Thursday of the husband in Sacramento, Calif.
S’ v r
lUllliiH
it mi
g
n n irii.i
III«
During the next 30 days you can
i'k.
were
present
to
help
him
enjoy
the
w
d acreage of each should be Vale Thursday,
. . . .
„
George and Elmer Hunter were
buy the famous Hntpoint Electric
afternoon and to test his beautiful
.hn H-ckey was a Creston caller down from Beulah one day lo7 t
thought out before actual Mnv 0xmall ,B Tews—
Iron for $6.50 on terms of 50c cash
birthday cakes.
One rake was U.o week end.
week, riding for horses, and while
and six monthly payment* of $1.00
t J* ma^ ; To° * " ■ * an
Mr*. C. H. Oxman of Jamieson bvr.ught from Parma by his grand-
li. Blaylock is visiting here visited at the Dick Scott ranch.
each.
o f vegetables is often heed-
Thu„ day in Vale
visiting mother, Mrs. C. M. Kirkpatrick, who u‘tt ì homo folks this week end.
tanned without forethought fri-Bd, and doi|1|t Hon„. shnppinit
Clint Hill and wife o f Harper
Two exclusive features of the Hot-
assisted Mrs. Hunt as hostess.
»UT
iere the crop will be sold.
- - -
m came over for the dance Saturday
point are the patented eod-rest.
— —
Gofu to Bolw
M
A
L
H
E
U
R
j
n'Kbt.
Some
other
Harper
people
making
it
unnecessary
to
lift
the
M. E. Ladies Meet.
’arming is one o f the best
Mrj<
JonN gppnt fhe wwk
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that ware here were Mort Sells,
iron, and the patented thumb-rest,
The M. E. I Julies’ Aid met at the
o f combatting insect pests.
yigjtin(r her dnll(fht(>r Mig,
;r. Morntt narrowly escaped Wayne Lee, Bob Copeland and Mr.
which “ rests the wrist” and makes
o f crops, fall and winter Maurine. of that city.
Mr Jones, home of Mrs. Andy Peterson Thurs­
everely hurt when the horse Simonson,
t easy to guide the iron into tucks
destruction of crop rem- wbo went to Boise Thursday, re- day anti conducted a very successful
a riding fell. Fortunately he
The small son o f Rufino Arrien,
and pleats.
»
business
afternoon.
Among
other
w d cleaning up " f trash on (Urne<| wjth Mrs. Jones Saturday,
escaped with a few bruises.
who was operated on some time ago
Get
a
Hntpoint
and
s_-ve
time
things, the ladies have decided to
cleaning up or burning
,
Auce Williams left Saturday at the Ontario hospital, is reported
and energy on ironing day.
buy
one new furniture for the or .salt Lake on a visit to he- as getting along very nicely,
,e row i and ditches, good Hurts Ankle—
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prepared beds, right use
Little
Edward
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suffered Methodist parsonage. The ladies
er Mrs. Jack Davis, and f a m
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and frequent summer from
a severely sprained ankle,
•1 sales, etc., and will use this
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G. H Robinson wa* on the sick
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insect down. Pro- which he was playing. After three
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A. A. Gutterridge, P. M. Boals. H.
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generally suffer or four days in bed he is now feel aga
A few of the young folks attended K. Lattig, G. L. Lattig, J. L. Brown
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less progressive neighbors.
Smut treated by copper carbonate
dust demands a high grade of ma
terial to be effective, and an ade­
quate method of application the
will cover every kernel. Dusting the
material by shoveling over is n.
sufficient, lhe O. A. C. experiment|
station recommends that the seed
be treated in some tight box or hop
per that can be rotated like a churn.
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senate for f
Senator i
sidetracked
of the Hall
plan o f atti
bill for that
hill receive!
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last week.
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chairman
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the econoi
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boards ar
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ways and
D. Fletchi
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number
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