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I A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ""
Tuesday, January 22, li)2a
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p ff l l ITT m m i ipj -ii m ll Mm Erf m -r 0
'I Grangers Hope
Convention Here
Mabel K. Morton, Vnlloy News Editor
Phones; Residence, 82C-J; .Office, Main 37
JtOfclvcs Nclmhirlili
Word was received fu the
A movement 1i:im tili-ujulv- been
$ ( launched hy the. I'oruona grange
996tA99690G99 i of I'nlon county nd by n number
i . ' (J Ul HHJlVKlUlll . BlJhOrillNUie
guests were Or. Helta Myers, Mm. center, which lbs beyond North I KmllHi,Hi (0 Ke.UI(, fnf. -tlLif or
valley Jtuu LaiighMn. Men. Mamie. Hob- I'owder, MIks Case Is scheduled tu Ithe state fnmiue in 1'tto for In
reported ilnit (die has about fully
n covered and will return to Jilck
reall iim soon 'as she Ih allowed to
do jto ly the henlih department.
IBOYS AND GIRLS OF
COUNTY PREPARING
FOR 1929 EXHIBIT
the IumI or last week, that Allen bins, Mr. Kiizahcth Ionn lly, Alien
Mills, noil of .Mr. and Mrs. Jlmrniw Kllppei and Mabel Morton. Mm.
Mi Mm of near the Cove had been Moniild Sutton of rortlund wan a
nuurded Hit! Cnion I'uclfic scholar- 'guest from tt distance,
ship of $100 for the year Jtil'K. (' o
This selmlurshlp. w hich Is coveted Mill 111
by 411 club members nil over tin I Henry Hermann living on 'the
statu In Kiven to tho boy or girl Cove road bus boon bavin qui to a I Rutcruilii ui lini
selected from each county, selee- ' turiaun tlmtv since he first became
tlon; bring bawd on outstanding III of the flu. HI tonsils became
club work done during thct year. ' affected and he in Httll 111 nt Mh
Allen In a Junior at tho Cove high home,
school and turn done several yearn o
of ronwIfniloitB and consistent .Ills llcrnlicy VI nil
Itit-clvi Apisditi incut- j
According to the- recent an- j
nnuiu'ementK of uppolntmentii of:
senate and house employes fur the)
01-eMent Mi-MKlfiti nf th.. uit.r,. i..viuln
tun-. Kr.Ml . Hifton mull ici.iu- ' l-i Mills Orritmi) III (cow In milk).
ly eilllor of tin- KlKln Kvi-onlvr him ! A llm lime roll around whfn JlnlMrtiw
Ih cii iiiuilo clilcf rli-rk of the ,.. ! olilch olkn ur. tieKlniiins tlu-lr tulK Hum romnm won nojona on
HroKKi-ii nnil i nrolli il tilla com. j uhout tin- KiiMith ori-iton Live- fnlor yi in llnif.
mill, i- or Uio -niil. nnil l.lx ni..,.,. i work show. I hp liMilbooalcm of the I Hnrohl I'oinstock won thiril In
utK on tin- runs or ri-Kt-iiioicn ,,iV , oii,i,.i-. ,i n,l ,.,i,.,,.,i ,i,l
rum (iiinnx iiic wnn
JtlUlltllH.
anil mulnit j r,m uirunK.w,i) wm i,e n,,..
tflve t ml u uml rlioi'jto ili'lliilll- i .. ..... .... . .. . . ...i
.m.n.,M ui.lh. iv ,.L.rl, iiiin.i.i I .'. . ... 1 . . lUi.. cil.Ivk it., , u, ,shuw nrp iilivmlv ul work on t heir i winie ' In sn.
v" V ,J .,:.. f..r !'""'"' imeti,m. m-n .,,,.., h," ,... :,:,,.,,.,,,,,, ,..e,llff ,.n,l . Brauminic Km. .omsuick won seeon.1
"line mailer wuh verv -ni h im ;i8iic- " " - - w
i iiir eiiKi iuuhmi 11 Nil enruilfO milH,,M" - -
romiiiittee of the hdiie. j new tiiitiiuiticni of tho hIiow, j Troy Meeker won aoveaUi In
o knowing thl. Ih not Kointf to nee name Has.
To lnirtfcc 'IVucli ( tta? youui? ?xhiblior want for aj - Ikn'f
iiHU v-eii r J Place lo tarry out their annual' Allen Mills won first on his fat
h ..t at the Monn..i.th No...... i hu competition for ribbon, prizes and steer.
been assigned to the erade whom
at K if K re;i II to do lie r pruet ice
teaehlni;.
A SEASONABLE
RECIPE
M r. a nd Mtt. l-'run k Me K In iiIh
mtertalned at dinner Uihi Friday
eveniiiK at Ilielr iiome near Huui
iitonille. 'J'helr Kuettt included
Mr. and Mr. Jim Me K inn Ih of
Ithlnehurt. Mr. and Mim. JIukIi
dull work. As w understand 11,
the sum mnr be used at any time,
unit no particular agricultural col- has been n jtuest at tho home of
W Is deslKuated. but It mind bo Mr. and Mm. John Hpeokhnrt In
spent tor expenses connected with a j l-a Oninde. Miss liorshry, who Is
Miss 1 C nt It IlerHhey, dnuirhtcr of 1 Huron, son Hobble and daughter,
Jtev. and Mrs. Hershey of Wallowa Mrs. Donald Hatton of J'nrtland
and Mlxs Anna Itroitks or Imbler.
tours nf that kind.
Avery 'h W'vll l-Mnicl
Word from Mr. and Mrs. Harry
O. ; A very who left tint first of tne
a senior at Ooodiiiff colbxe, has
been recuperutlnic from a rocent
operation. Hhn experts to be ublo
to return to HoodltiK this week.
i :- -r-o-
V..nr fni. Cnivf.lllM U 1 the effect ri"HlHT V lJIw-
ih..tf nrn n..u- nieitf Imiited 1 J- W. Kleshoian of .Milton spent
ii...i-e hi.vini? Mecuii-d a daidex Hunday 'fsltliifr at tho home of his
three blocks from the eatmms and brother t, C. KleshiiMin . uitd fani-
also three blocks from Hn school . "V." "Vtlie (.Vane .Hull ; nebfhbor
which Katlilyn will attend b. fin- ; hood. . r - ? i k .
nluft next week. Mrs. Avery has - . . r
completely recovered from, the Hmucrs t ww , ;
mumps which somewhat Interfered Iteuter unt Gilbert Court
with pliiH nt the tlmu tin y left . rut botl of th' I'ntan vicinity
here. Harriett has had th.-m sine n,Vv KOiie tQ.Corvallls- where they
Kolnic to corvallls.. Mr. A very 'n havo cnroll-- i.or the. farmers'
elusMcN at the colleKe last from
early morula? until late in the af
ternoon but he is enJoyliiK ll.
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;(cn Ijiiidlntr I'an
Word has be n received that MIhs
cuticHe. jtt the wtnte eollcire.
Iiitci'talii clj(!inorK ..
Mr.' arid -.Mrs. ' ItalphV Chenatilt
entertained n company ol' about 30
of thi'lr neiKhbors at. a most en
ItiHh Irwin of nar Island City has J'ble. party hist l-Ylday evening
boen Riven the leading part In the
unniiul play at the Kellltmham Nor
nnil, HelllnKham WashluKion,
'Siven Keys to Itald-pate." Miss
Irwin Jh a firm Huarter fn-nhman
at. the HelllnKham Normal, havliitf
been Kraduated lusl year from the
J.it (lllinde lilKh sehool where hIio
was an active member of the stu
dent body. .
Jte(Krt Itatl ItoadK
Itoads over tho valley were
nnthirnr very extra yesterday. .1. K.
Mills' as well as six other curs from
tint Covo started drlvluw over the
county road to I .a (Irando but all
were obliged to turn liaek an
by. way of t'litmi. lit the Hot Lake
vicinity, t ravelling was very hay,
iirdoim on accoitul of the heavy
winds which prevailed there as they
did a I no on the HandridKe. Hide
inads have been bud for some time.
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Sundav iuelH
Mr an:l Mrs. Hmrh Huron had a
Kr-'iiji of buHlneH4 women from l.n
'ii-iindn im t !iJ : itiicin all 'nv Sim-
my, the KaestH hnvlnK avriu'd In
libit- tor oim of M in. Ilurun'tt nmi.
di-rn dinners .uatl ri'inalniMj itiuif
nfter a similar luneh had been ner
ved In tlie late afternoon. The
at their homo In the Valeria dl
trlct. The Several hours of the
ovenlnir were' spent in' Knmes nntl
with cards ,n tnl concluded with
some delleoiis iv freshmettls served
by . Mrs, Cheuaull. '
; ; '' 0 .-. ; .',,
Mvn. Ilamaun Much' Het t or
Mrs. John llamann, , who now
lives In Iji flnuide Is recoverlnK
spli'iididty from her recent fall ul
which lime she dislocated her rlk'ht
shoulder. ,
llnvo Xiw imy
Mr. and Mrs. Jchho Anson who
11 vo on . farm south of I.a (I m rule
are announftiiK the btrlh of a baby
boy, the firm of Inst week. ' This
makes four children In Die Anson
home, I wo . hoys and two' u;liiH,
. . u '- . ' '
Ml Case Tomorrow
MIhh' l.ttcy Case Is dtle-to arrive
In the valley tomorrow for a be
laied diMiiontftratlon at -.the Wolf
creek KriuiK"-hall. Tho demon
strattun whkh .is the 1(ih of a
series Htarttid durinw the year IHL'7-ly-S,
wan not Klveu lant year be
i.i. ....lh,1 .i.id the roadn
and tir rTTirer nt Miflrrrifil
diMeniiraclnw lodny-ns at any time
last year to "reach .the Wolf Creek
The evcnlnjr wiu spent hi an In
formal social fashion.
a
Inland Ahl
The reKitlar nieelifitf of Hie Is
Uind City ladles atd'society will bn
held Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Jon J'erry, Instead of Mrs. .Joe Ter
' ry us previously announced. TIiIh
Is to be a work meeting. oecupyhtK
the 4ntiro day w 1 1 It a pot luek
lunch at noon.
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JoH'ph range ComhiK.
The Hurricane i.'reek Kriii(fe of
Joxeph will send their deyree team
to the k range confiTeneo at Klxin
January 3d to deiiionstrato thu
kind of degree work which should
bo exemplirted. t'oiinty UKent
Louald4on ol Enterprise who Is alno
Pomona (1 range lecturer for Wat
Iowa county will bring a number
of musical numbers Kir the niter
noon and eveiilnir ami will also
?ead tin round table dlseusslou on
what part or the grange program
Mr, ."alio way Improving
Mrs. Jewell Calloway who lives
nt the next I'omona meeting which
is to be helil at J.add . 'an yon.
.hn eh 23d. The granges are ap
pointing their coiiimltteeH ami have
naked for a meeting with the I'n
ion County Chamber-of Cotnnierco
for next Kitturday afternomi at
2 :H0 o'eloek.
The xtate grange meeting is a
gathering of large proportions and
onlv U town nf fnii-lv irnml size
with nmt.i.. iw.t.,1 ii..(.,.i.....ii,.ifons-nfirt" of I:i'n " r,,w 'les is re
and suitable meeting iiuariers Van . P'ieil to be making n satisfactory
lake care or it. There are never i H'ough slow, reeovery from Very
less than lino registered dei. gates i v"'', rtu,i ' "ious burns which she
in attendance, wo are told, while j reived week before last. , Mrs.
tho attendance on different days i "' ay was lighting n gasoline
varies, and tho attendance often I knnn when vapor from it ignited
runs up and tvui over the loot. ' ""'K' '!lhfng most or
mark. The convention- proper lams " hi( h was bin ned entindy iwfum
for lour days, some times there is lh Haines were completely ex-
Th iIhv ore- 1 wiguiMieu. i nere was some, oam-
rurnisiifugs or the room '.in which
. I the accident occurred.
a run over of a day.
ceding the convention, the fin- in
t) ranee department meets and th
day following the execute com
mittee meets, guarnntees hundreds " '
or gn.Kis Tor the entertaining city! INS.WK M tiHO SHOT
for at least nix days. CHHUK. Jan. (Al) Ap-
(IrangeiH of this county are eon- pan-ntly becoming suddenly Insane,
f 11 1 'll t Hint I.a (jt-aHde Is the log!- usear Monroe, a negro prisoner at
eal convention eliy for Iti.'iO. It! the detective bureau today rushed
has proven Itself capable or caring - upon a group of policemen and
scholarships. It seems probable! Herbert moklund won first on
that If grown-ups could get us calf under one year.
much real knowledge out of the Alfred Hlokland won first on
show as the boys and girls do. yearling heiter.
there would be new huildingt put I I'ijC
up every year to accomodate the ' James McClure won fourth on
ntock. j junior sow pig Poland China.
It is only eight years ago that ' QM"Hn How man won third on
one bov in a certain community , Poland China fat hogs.
In l iilnn enmitv iieeaine interfiled " Mve Ciorliam Won sixth In same
In elult w.irk Th m ntr h him nn- pleHS-
nt lmt hi iv whit en m (hum nf ti Im
started and rrom the start these -"hiiip ii nogs.
two boys made in purebred stock. a'no Hlokland won third on
this community can today directly 1 Ho'Khliv Junior sow pig.
trace over lfo juirebred, high-pro-I 'hiuiea Nice made ninth in same
during cows. One of these first , cI'iss.
- Hntupbirt Sheep
Hobble Huron won first on Intuit
aiiing ewe.
' r Showmanship
liobert Hell won first Jtt the
Jersey class.
I'.oberta Hell won first In the
I jislly Made Murflus
2 cuns flour. V i
4 teaspoons baking powder.-
teaspoon salt.
1 tablespoon sugar.
1 tablespoon fat. v
1 egg.
Mix the flour and baking powder
Into the Hour sifter. Heat the egg
in a bowl, add the salt and sugar. J
then the melted fat and finully tho'
Hour and baking powder.
Stir the w hole mixture sumcicnt-
ly long to mix nil the Ingredients. j
Jf graham muffins are desired,
replace one eup of whlto flour
with one cup of graham flour. If
date inul'tiusare wuiued. Add one-
half cup of chopped dates lo tlm
original muffin recipe. :
M1NMXU WOMAN SAI'K
SAX ritANClSCO, Jan. 22 (Al')T
Mrs. Marion Thomns; who was
reported missing by her husban.f
when he returned front Ios An- '
geles on Sunday is sjife and un
harmed, and Sam Hrorsen. a sales-
Wilbur Hlokland won seventh on '"" of Ihiyward, Is held In Jail
calves., now a cove, held the hlgh-
axe also to the walls, ceiling ' and est pi'oiluction record in the Wal-
here on a vagrancy charge.
Iowa and t'nion County Cow Test-1 and fifth on
ing asn.. - and her daughter is j
now. on the honor rot) this year. I
Tills is no unusual example of what
the result was w hen the club boy j
Jersey class.
and
for a uncling of this si.e. It is stabbed three with a pocket
pointed nut; hotel accommodations In fore he was shot five tim
are unsurpassed, there me meet- fatally wounded. ;
ing places sufficiently large; I.a Koderik O'Hrien. patrol wagon
ti-unde Is noted for Its honpitality. driver, stabbed in the jaw, was the
they state. Moreover, I'nlon cotm- most seriously injured.
. , , , , : . i in uni- oi nif! uiih'hi in iiit- i.m-; i in- iii'Kiu 111111 none ihiiik Ullten
should be devoted to agricultural ,f m,t lh(f oM () th)1 nitI,.r or;o (, hoKpUai
years of grange activity. It :.. 27 ! . l .. . 1
years since It was first Instituted,
am) t'nion county lias been always
; lind a working Interest since that
I time. There aro eight very active
the
couniy.
Moreover, It Is state
) Hlokland won fourth in beef
I cattle.- The beef cattle were put
up against the Hrown Swiss.
work.
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VIsIih In 'ivmn '
Miss ('rances McKennon of near
Imbler went to La (I ramie yes-
.. . . .. - ... ' . ; siibordlnalo granges within
-H- ll' I' I lf.S-.i-ll Ol I It'll ni I n i onui!
who Is living in town and attend
ing business college.
WEIGH WHAT
YOU DESIRE
If vou over-wtitth. the cause may not
Knslcrn ! lie in over-eating or uiu!er-excrcie. It
ON
1EE
PORtl
Ml LEX
POULTRY
HAMMER-TYtU
FEED GRINDER
YOU can't regulate the market to
insure higher prices for your dairy
products, meat and poultry. But you
can lower production cost with a WAV
Feed Grinder. And that has the same
effect on your net profits.
A third of your feed crop goes to
waste when your iced is unground. Your
WW stops this waste hy turning stems,
stalks, leaves, husks and all into nutri
tious mixed feed that goes a third further.
Powerful hammers that grind and mix
everything from the ground up with light'
tu'ng speed. No burrs, gears or knives to
break or give trouble.
A WAV to fit every grinding need. Six
sizes Mower, elevator or self-feeder. All
equipped withTimkcnTapered Bearings
Alcnute-Zcrk lubrication Rock wood
pulleys.
IVe wi!l gladly demonstrate
this wonderful grinder on
your farm with your own feed
and power, ,
', TUB W W FEKT) GRINDER CO. Utn. Kum
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO.
I C-vvvA'?, Ore.
VUitors I'rinii I tin bo
Mr. and Mm. J. It. Martin of i
Kulrfiebl Were visitors at the regu
lar meeting of the Utile Mt, grange -hod
Saturday mid spent the day re- j
n i' wing old ucnnalntnnccs and vis-
llltig old rriends. Mrs, Martin has !
been In J.u (Iraade five weeksiviw- )
Iting with her mother, Mrs. Nellie
(1. Nelll, while Mr. Martin came
jihout a Vi elt ago lit Join her in
the visit.
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Sound Mtttlerii
Here are two Hems taken from
tho column "l-'orty-one Years Ago"
from the I'lilon Itepuliliean of last
week which sound like, they might
have, happened wjlhln the last day
or so "r!no i drilled over a shed of
Wllllun.: Hward' Yf, ,Tjfdd ifiniyon
and smothered .15 a bead of -sheep."
. . . "Michael Stoker up Catherine
Creek was hauling out a load of
wood and was struck by a small
Know-slide that covered team,
wagon it ml nil, the outfit Ixing dug
out by passers by."
Oregon is entitled to the conven
tion next year. Last year Itainier
w as the hostess city. This year
the meeting is to be held at Marsh-
may lie in a fault in nutritien which
modern research hns discovered. And
which science now corrects.
Tli method is embodied in Marmola
field. The last meeting in this part prewnpnon ,au;eis. reopie rune usea
of the state was four years ago,
nlngs at the State Kair or the
rifle International, they will find
In ion couniy boys and girls are al
ways on the list nt the top. To
prove this excerpts are printed here
from copies of the Observer " of (
September and October- dates.
dividual members attained much
of the success which came to them,
deservedly.
This county always loads out a
car of cluli livestock for the state !
fair and one for the raclfk; Inter
national and- in this exhibition
work, the boys and girls learp one
great Ichnoii in life lo take tho
bitter w ith the sweety Tho bejd,
loser, sometimes, is the bent win
ner for it is he who comes baelts,
with -more determination to wint
If he does not learn to stick, he Is
not a real club worker, lor adver--.
shy only makes the cood mem- t
fir girl became the owner of some
thing a little better than "Dad"
had ever owned,
Tf anyone Is Interested enough
mine r 10 iook over me reeuru oi win-; 'im.iu ... iu ,imn t,lex
year. Pwo more scholarships wero her, best, in after yvurs, this stick-
won this year than last. The class- , ing to a thing counU iu high school
es in which t'nion county club ( utid in college. Club work has
members showed were all big : helped a lot ofoung people to"
dashes, with competition keen. j find out what they wanted to do.
The" club exhibit nt the 1'aclflc I taught them lo go out after tne"V
lnt.ii-niill..n.l lit I ... lii'iC I H.I.... .1..... ,,.,.1 t l.nn In tmmr"
" ' ............ "'contained only beef cattle. 3
theso two shows, respectively. 1 un(J 23 nOKS rM pxhi,t
Uoherta Hell brought back the though smaller in numbers of stock
Frank l.ynn silver trophy for was the most successful one ever
champion Jersey: Hobble Huron made by I nion County club mem
or Imbler. Herbert Hloklnnd of Is- hers. Out of six northwest chum
land Cily, Alfred Hlokland of Is- pionshlps awarded two were won
land CHy. -Clinton Howman of by I'nlon county. These were, the
Xorth Powder, lloberta Hell. Cove. $75 t.ash awarded to Clifford Con
Gertrude Hell, Cove, and Allen nid for championship in tho pig
Mills of- Cove brought hack sehol- feedinar contest, und tho Hnnin-
arSUlpS and Oertrtlde Hell brought ithire. ewn lamh nuiinlml tn llnhl.v u, un l..t ..v-.-. v ....mmtinWv
nrcKcrinnon iau:eis. reon e nave useu . ... .. . . ... . - 1
thtfin (or 20 veurs millions of boxes of K a ",u meoai w on in me unow- Hm-on. by the Itoselawn farm of foster club work and In so doing,
1' , 1 mansnin contest. Wnnmwi.i. w.,uv,i.....n 1 . .1 1 r.,
Any community .that has fos-,
tered flub work among its young
people ton four or live years,
whether it he a rabbit, calf, pi(?,
sheep or poultry club, will find 1
that the hoys and girls have de
veloped Interests that wilt grow
into something worth-while and
the first thing one realizes is that(
theso interests are clean nnd whole-
w ben Halter was chosen as the
meeting place.
The program of the state meet
ing always carries a splendid array
of exceptional speakers, especially
ihnnn who come as representatives
of the national organization. It
bus In en the custom lor a number
ot years for both Washington and
them. And nun of the people you
envy with slender fibres, new vivacity
and health will urge you to adopt this
way.
The ute of Nfnrmola does not require
abnormal exercise or diet. In every box
you will find the formula, also the rea-
munship contest. Sunnyslde, Washington, for cham-I help to develop useful nnd hanny.
Mr. Avery has completed tho pionship in sheep club work. Kive citizens of boys and girls by holp-
11st of prizes nnd list Is tut follows, blue, ribbons 'were won for firstling them perform their every-duy
being a summary of nil former re- place in various classes,
ports in these columns: I Mention should have been mndo
Jerseys before this of the vast amount of
Itobert Bell won first in the" wovk done by Harry O, Avery dur-
sons for results. You will know just why 1 cow in milk class, division III. ing the year when
your weight comes down and why every j Itoberta Hell's calf scored first county agriculturist
tfiu ti Inful 1 Mrn th f:n'l nrul
Idaho to send their state heads and do it now Uo 80 by askim, youg.
lust year the same dignitaries wefi
s nl from California. '
vist todav for a SI box of Munnolu.
tusks with pride nnd efficiency.
Then, let every community get
behind the Ka stern Oregon Live
stock association so that these boys-
he served ns and girls will have a place to carry
He wns re- out to completion their work, and
over all breeds. (Sponsible for tho livestock clubs j benefit fully from the character
(iertrudo Hell won first on jun- and through his efforts and encour-1 building that comes from aceom-
lor yearling and fourth on division agement the clubs and their In-1 plishment of a worth-w hile aim.
already
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IW I'liif
'U my i. rot,
lit.Mrii,
Velhun.'M rs.
;. ).. Kck-
;icu SurpiiNC
Tliern were atiout Ii.'. neighbors
and rriends or Mr. and Mrs, .Merle
Howell, of Valeria district who
went in on them last. Krlday even
ing and gave t hem one glorioiiH
surprise on account of the fact
that the day was Mr. Howell's
birthday, and Incidentally hcrausc
Mrs. Howell had one also, as did
Mrs. Tom Walslnger, all within a
very few days. The evening passed
quickly with cards and other games
and In enjoying a musical program,
vocal ninl instrumental numbers
having been furnished by Mrs.
l-'ranklyn Wells, John Wells Jr.,
-Mrs. Kay Kuller, Mrs. Harold t.y
inun and I'Vanldyu WIK Just
before the refreshments were ser
ved Hie three Who were celebrating
birthdays were given a wonderful
shower of pretty birtlwlay gilts,
tho refreshment coiuiuiled. tU
happy evening.
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Pllt l' ICO
A group of neighbors in I ho
Valetiu district working together
last week finished putting up thulr
supply of lew tor next summer. In
the group were Tom AValsinger s.
Hay Fuller's, Will Case's, Kven t
Wnlslnger's. IVank Wright s, and
Krnnk Well's.
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Mrs. Hefty Het tor
Mr a. T. C. Hefty who lives
above the Covo is improving grad
ually from her recent severe ill
ness. She had (tulle a tussle with
the flu.
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(range Mcctliur
There wns a large crowd of mem
bers of Hhfe Mt. grange out for
the nil day meeting Saturday when
flvn new members were given tho
degree work, three were received
by dimit nnd five new applications
were presented. Ihirttig the bus-
Two granges have
im 111 ell 1 heir comuiltMUs.
Ml. w 111 be represented
Italph Hunt of Island
1(, A. Masterton, A. V. NY
W. O. Sherwood and I
e.-
tirove consists of lan Murchlson, j
.1. I). Woodelt, W. It. iAdbetter,
Clyde McKenzie and KrAnk Me-!
Kemiou. A meeting of these and
oilier rommfiU'CH will . be culled I
for soniti time thu luttfloX part of j
the week ul the"' office of tjhe conn- j
ty agricultu)i.st. ,Thls meeting will
lie 111 uimiiioii o tioi iiiev'LiiiK "im
the eliumber of comincrcK;.
L i
eiilertain Iho I'omoun meeting iu
March. Muting the lecturer's hour
tho following program was given.
Song, The Kariuer Keeils Them
AH.
Holt Call "The kind of programs
I would like t lie grange to have
(lie coming year."
Address, county ngent, W. Wrny
Lawrence.
Heading. Louis Hug.
Minltigue, Mr. and Airs. Clarence
Carter,
Heading, Mrs. W. O. Sherwood.
Vorhl Solo, John Wells Jr.
(iroup .singing.
Miuner was served al noon by
section number one.
o
A I hie I Aid
Members or the Allcet I .miles aid
society will be entertained at their
next meeting hy Mrs. John -llam
ann who has moved from tho old
home on the Cove highway into La
(Irande.
At I end ( rn 1 1 ge .
l'rof. Halph Hunt of Island City.
W. It. Cekeler ami Mr. and Mrs.
Charlrs Nlzer of Iji Grande at
tended the meeting of the J'leasnnt
drove grange Sat urday evening.
Mr. (ieketer had considerable dif
ficulty with drifted roads en route
and was stuck several times, but
had enough stalwnrtn along to push
at such times and finally reached
the destination. The roads had,
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Cateipilla
Sixty" MovInR Earth on a Road-Building Job in Cuba
t Uracira
And Keep Them Good
Snow Removal Saves Millions
been cleared some
meeting was over.
before the
Miss Crow 111
Miss Minn Crow of l.ostlne who
Is a student this year at Monmouth
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's session, Mrs. W. o; Sherwood 1 had the misfortune to contract
was made chairman or a commit- a case of small pox within the past
whose work Is to give help in few weeks. She had gone to Uick-
uny and every possible way to the r- all to start her practice teaching
I.ndd Canyon grange w lien t hey bin returned to Mnuinout h. It Is
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FINE RAM LAMBS
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iiwi'ijkaiil-iK.
- it.lin.
:
1 1 - i' -11-0 "( '! tir.p tnrr)icil llninp.-hlr,. ram larnhn
l ii'..!..Ll f ..i:ik iS.'K'Tii'nn in-iiv , lmlitvv. Tliey vfri just
ti iiMrxi rf.Trtt rM1 '!' t':i In m!p t IVn.Uri.m' l.it fn'linfi the
b.iH rn-i-e Limb brount an rtciyo of 1 13.
Tho Op.n Rnnd tnto Timn
Realization that snow blockades lay a
heavy expense directly and indirectly
upon erery community and individual
in the snow belt has resulted in a con
certed movement to keep highways op
en throughout the winter months.
As an instance of this movement, it
is stated that last year $3,753,063 was
spent in clearing 93,000 miles of high
way, and it is estimated that every $100
expended for snow removal returned a
profit of $1,000.
"Caterpillar"
Opens the Way.
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Bunting Tractor Company
Hoise Idaho.
La Grande Oregon.