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LOCAL NEWS
M. E. NciVton returned Imm
Portland Sunday evening.
Miss Mell Carter wus a pas
senger to Parma Saturday.
Dave Magill left Tuesday for
Harney county to buy cattle.
Frank Davis and wife of Jor
dan Valley arrived in Ontario
Tuesday.
G. R. Greer of Ontario, Cali
fornia, formerly of this place
arrived here Monday.
John Daly was in the city
Tuesduy enroute to Juntura and
Drewsey.
Miss Amv Kern of Payette is
visiting her sister Mrs. Williams
of this city.
Van Petten Lumber Company
have put in a heavy stock of
the best coal. Try it. 'Phone 82.
II. C. Whitworth returned
from Lakeview Monday having
made the trip in a week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Taggart
and son have returned from
Portland and coast points.
A. P. Shennon and family
returned to Fort Collins, Colo
rado, this week after a year's
residence in Ontario.
Miss Anna McGivern left
Tuesday for a visit to her sister
Mrs. A. A. Claypool of Cotton
wood. I have 120 acres of hog bar
ley pasture for one month comt
menting August 15. Apply a
Argus office. It
Mrs. Lucy Anderson and Mrs.
E. A. Rutherford went to Jun
tura Saturday to visit with their
daughter and sister Mrs. A. M.
Byrd.
Mrs. W. S. Anthony of Iron
sides who has been the guest of
Mrs. M ill Inn end Mrs. Smith
left for her home Tuesday. She
was accompanied home by Mrs.
Smith.
We have a comfortable room
fitted up especially for the ladies
where they can rest,write checks
and letters and not be crowded
or intruded on; ladies are invit
ed to call and opeu an accouut.
ONTARIO NATIONAL HANK
SOWING TIME by TELEPHONE
Means Not Only Time But Money.
Do you ever consider how long it takes to travel the diVtanee
from your house to the Jl.n tor and Merchant and what time
you :-ae by telephoning'.' If your time is worth anything, you
cannot afford to be without a Telephone.
Malheur Home Telephone Co.
Wm. McBratney I
FUNERAL DIRECTOR And LICENSED IMbALrMtR
Calls Answered Promptly Day or Night
Day and Nkjht Tnones
ONTARIO,
LOCAL NEWS
B. W. Mulky of Vale was in
Ontario Saturday.
Mrs. Ben Rutherford went to
Payette Tuesday.
Julian Hurley was a business
visitor in Ontario the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. Roy Holcombe and Mrs.
Vern Chambers returned Satur
day from Starkey.
Mr. and Mrs. Kayou and
daughter returned from on out
ing at Bear Lake Saturday.
Mrs. L. B. Self of Cambridge,
Idaho, is visiting her sister Mrs.
J. Bervin of this city.
Misses Stella Miller and Ed
na Stingle went to Payette Mon
day. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kenyon
were in Weiser the first of the
week.
Mrs. Gertrude Grove and Miss
Mary Harvey returned home
Monday after a week's vacation
in Portland.
Mrs. Olive Clement has re
turned from her summer ncn
tia.it which she spent with
friends at John Day.
Captain Payne a civil war
veteran was calling on his old
friend R. S. Rutherford of this
place Tuesday.
See the Van Peeten Lumber
Company about coal. They
have a big stock of the best
coal and will treat you right.
See them. 33-35
Mrs. Frances Kelsey, nee
Frances Brown, was in Ontario
Monday enroute to Burns. Mrs.
Kelsey taught in the Ontario
schools for several years and
has many friends iu this
vicinity.
Hurnty News: It is reported
that Judge and Mrs. Win. Miller
and daughters are preparing to
move to Portland in a short
time and have rented their
Burns home to Prof. W. M.
Sutton. This excellent pioneer
tamily will be missed from the
social life of Burns. (Mr. and
Mrs. Miller were years ago res
idents of Ontario.)
llceised in Idaho & Oregon ft
I
OREGON
LOCAL NEWS
Mrs. Kay Wilson und son Joe
spent Wednesday iu Nyssa.
Mrs. Fred Bailey went to
Tar ma Wednesday.
O. A. Magordan was in On
tario on business Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Huffman
went to Weiser Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha Storkmun went
to Payette Tuesday.
Roy Smith has accepted a pos
ition in the Post-Office as clerk.
Miss Maud Brosnan is spend
ing ii few days in Vale the
guest of Mrs. Geo. Sweitzer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Senweard
Of Barren Valley are in Ontario
this week having arrived Sun
day. H. P. Osborn was down from
Vale the first of the week on
business Mr. Osborn is inter
ested in the Vale oils fields.
Win. Butler and wife return
ed Tuesday from a visit to Mrs.
Butler's sister Mrs. (Jene Co
nant in Washington.
C K. Seguine and wifenccom
pnnied by L. K. Paulison and
wife returned Tuesday from a
week's outing spent at Ironsides.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Arnold
and daughter Alva returned
Monday from a visit to relatives
in Idaho. They made the trip
in their car.
Misses Kdith and Viola litis
ted, Sheila and Kuth Lackey left
Wednesday morning for Payette
Lakes where they will spend
week or ten days.
Meadows Eagle: W. H. White
and wife of Ontario, Oregon,
are spending a month at the
Hot Springs and speak highly
of it as a summer resort.
Mrs. Gilbert Dean returned
Sunday from Seattle where she
went to be at the sick bed of
ber father who died shortly
after her arrival there.
That the Ontario Fair will
open i n a few weeks i s
quite evident to every one in
Ontario by the attractive and
original hats worn by the Fair
boosters, giving the date and
place of the Fair.
Mrs. Calloway of Brownsville,
Oregon, and Mrs. McCubbin of
Lostine, Oregon, left Tuesday
for their homes after a very
pleasant visit with their niei e
and cousin Mrs. Harry
Williams of this city.
Harney News: 0, S. Johnson,
formerly of Calamity valley, this
county, where he still has land,
but now residing ixar the prOS
perous city of Ontario, ha- been
a Burns visitor the past two
days. He p-ports good OFOps
ami plenty of frttil around
Ontario.
Kurly one morning last sOOsl
i wayfarer stopped utlln- W i
Armstrong rooota six miles
SOIlth of Ontario, saddled the
favorite pony and rOdf ftWHJf
without further Qotloe. I ' 10
the proton! dote nothing has
bOtn heard of the amy nor can
any clew be obtained as to the
name or the character of the
person in question.
IL-n Pasture.
I have li't) ueres of hog bar
ley pasture for one month com
mencing August 1"). Apply ii
Argus otliee. It
Boosters Off for Interior.
A real live bunch of booster
left Ontario this morning for
interior points of Malheur coun
ty. This is the first of the three
excursions planned by the mem
bers of the Ou tario Commercial
Club. They were accompanied
by the band and all parapher
nalia needed foi a booster's
excursion.
Bring your printing to
the Argus Office.
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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
women alike.
Officers and Directors:
A. I- COCKRl'M, I'n-Hiilrnl
T. II HMtt l.l. Vice Prealdcnt
II II. CfHKKUl, Caahier
C. W. IM.ATT. Ass't Cashier
J. W. BILLING8LEY
C. i: KENYON
I . B COCKKI'M
..ummi.iui.u.um.u.mumu
Always on the Job
If yim hTi Job of buullng you
want done, large or small, you oan
alwa?s depend on Jobn Land Ingham
being ready for you. Call him at tha
Moore Hotel.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Paid Adt.rtix-mraL
Money to loan Improved irr
itated farms. W. H. loolittle Co.
Lots for Hale 3 in Riverwidj
addition, near sub station. In
quire at Argus.
You can get four splendid
magazines one year for 18 cents
txtra by renewing your sub
scription to tbe Argus.
Keoood II. i. .1 Hay Wagon 'or ante
cheap At Van I'.tt. n l.br. Co.
For rent, neat foitr rOOtn
bouse, with barn, chicken park,
two blocks north of school
house. Win. Booglo, phone
806 K .'.
FOB BALE: 8 food bant
0i ll. Thoi su u i.
Thoi.e JD.ikl P, U. Box I
Safety dopOlil bOJ M i"i n Dl
two liiei and loro priest ; an
absolutely sofa method of keep
in;' your valuable paper- pro
tOOtOfl a'uilit i lne oi
tin it. )m itn, Nation a i, Bank
I' in Sale: S dairy cows, J i -. i
und grade.-, testing " per cent
and better' Also huvo 4 year
ling heifers and one wailing
ittor, To any one wanting tin
sbolt herd will make ipooiol
price. Will sell one or mote.
J. F. BENNETT
1 miles south of (Grange Hall
I'o.-itn.n Manted As house
keeper ou ranch by ludv with
little girl.
Three iota for aale 2 block weat
of poatofnYe at a bargeiu. Inquire at
Argua iittlc.
Mr. Keniiudy and family of
Kentucky arrived in Ontario
Tuesday evening on u visit to
Tom Kennady and family who
live three miles south ol town.
Wizards Carnival
Salt Lake City, August 25-29
THE PEOPLE'S PLAYTIME
Free Feature Attractions
Transcending All Precedent
The Wizard's Electrical Pageant Parade. A gorgeous, MM
character $50, 000 picture spectacle startling the most
vivid imagination and outdoing the moat sanguine expec
tationTuesday and Friday Evening.
The Wizard's Military, Industrial, Fraternal and Civic
Parade, the largest and most varied exhibition of com
munity interests ever paraded Wednesday morning.
The Wizard's Automobile Floral Parade, a brilliant
and artistically beautiful outdoor display- Thursday
evening.
Wizard's Rroundup
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday
State Fair Grounds. Salt Lake City, 2:30 P. M.
Daring men and women riders, champions and prize
winners of international tame, in twenty-five events
daily. The acme of equestrian accomplishment presnted
in dificult and dangerous sports and feata, employing fiery,
untamed wild horses and the most notorious "outlaw
buckers."
46 Carnival Shows -15 rr'" . !
in street illumination and decorations.
Low rate via.
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Rornd Trip From Ontario
$18.35
Tickets on Sale August 24 and 25
See Agents for Further Particulars.
STYLISH STATIONERY
Your letters represent you when
you cannot go personally.
You should want them to con
vey a fovorahlc impression. Use
up-to-date stationery. It docs
not cost much and you will he
more than repaid by the assur
ancc that your correspondence
is on paper of coned form.
Our stock includes not only tin new
things in box papers, hut also a laiyv
variety of ulk goodl to bi sold by the
ream or pound. For all hulk papers we
have envelopes to match.
Hill's Pharmacy
TWO R0ADS,WHICH WILL
YOU TAKE?
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START oa the ROAD TO PROSPERITY today. The first milestoas
it a BANK ACCOUNT It ii a check againit extravagance Read
the autobiography of any of our great oaptaiaa of industry and
finance Invariably, close to the opening paragraph, he will tell of hit
PIRST BANK ACCOUNT It waa the first milestone in hit ROAD TO
SUCCESS!
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