THE PAID LOCAL
ADVERTISEMENTS
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
RANCHES, w. .1. PtNNBT, ov
TARIO, ORBOON. lr.tf
BXCHANOI rOR Alio Two
flno relndence lit:i. Mtb 25x100 In
Ontario Park nll it ion. Give pnrtl
CulnrK of our unto Ontario Argun.
Hrlng in Un old tlri's nml w will
miiko BM 11, ,t win run from jimih
to finno mllra inori' fur ou rtfOOB
Bin lliirnoKH Co.
PERSONAL-LOCAL
Joe I'lnlKtcil, tin' wool buyer, wns
luro Tiir'mlay.
MIhb Di'iin Orcutt whi a lstor to
WcIhit thl wi'i'k
diiin llimj i"
tlic in ti c this wi'i'k.
I omit t rl lioollttli
from ala on Bandar.
in town from
..wnM li 't I-
F()n SALEI On easy trmii 5 room
snd 2 lou. & blocks from
center of town. W. L. Turner, the
Insurance Man tf
LOST Seven Jewel gold watch
Equity movement. A. J W. engrav
ed on back. Leave at Argus office,
ft. 00 reward.
FOR SALE Ford touring car al
most new, equipped with aelf starter
nd other accessories. Phone 10 N 2
OIRL WANTED Phone 20 N 2.
FOR SAt.E OR TRADE Lota 4
and 4 3. block S .Villa Park. Fo
particular write boi 614, Rakei
Oregon a I .tin
FOR HALE- Team geldlnga. 1160
lbs. each, good workers, harneaa and
buggy. Inquire Oregon Packing
Co , Ontario, Or. tf
Ford for aale fl86.00, newly
painted and overhauled, good run
ning condition. Inquire at Argua.
CXW8 WANTED.
Four lots, 7, I, f, and 10 In block
70, Ontario, Oregon, to trade for
Durham cows, good milkers and test
ora, young 3 and 4 years, reds or
dark roans, gentle cows, not breechy.
Mrs (' K Harris, Nyssa, Oregon
itf
Attorney McGonlgnll wont 14 V.'il'
on business Wednesday.
P. J. Gallagher watt out to the
Trout creek ranches last week nml
thin week la nt Crane. Mil BOH town
where ho Ul look ng after the launch
Ing of tho first Ihhih' of the CrUM
American. Pat Is getting to be
some ilnrk
Mr. Plait, Hie IIIhsi'i I'lntt ntnl
Hon Piatt, with h nil and family or
Parma, hava Bono to Yollowstont
Dr and Mrs Mmtt aroont ol town .iirk for aa ovtttf, Thof woni la
tlii'ir nuti'H Bttd prepared to hnve I
too, I time
ill:. iim I..i.-,.ii. ul' thO TOfgOfJT,
has gone 0BB4 on a viicut inn tin- first
ho has Inul In years Mo will visit
ChloagOi It Paul and othof of tin
tins wi'ok inking H root
Mn ii homo, tho milliner, is in
Portland foi tho baron work
daOfhtOT wiim limn in Mr nml
Mrs. Prod Crime on the Mil
Miss RfflO Orcutt was up from
Wolser Sunday visiting with thr fain-1 Gos ami pick up all the Ideas lo
lly, ran to Improve the Toggery anil the'
service he Is giving the people
FOR SALE 3 acres within one
ii. ile city school and post office
Highly Improved. Large and small
fruit of all kinds, 1 acre Italian
prunes. All fenced with hog and
chicken wire, six room house, deep
well. Inquire box 607. Ontario,
Oregon. S2tf
FOUND Kaya found In Park,
owner can have same ly paying for
thtfi notice.
yklmmvmtom-: park e i k-
8IONM.
Aagust 12th, via Hotel Route
August 14 via "Wylle Way." Sea
O. 8. L. agents for details and fold
era. II -SI
Mrs Walter Glenn lias gone to
lllue Mountain springs for an o it
Ing. Mrs Oliver was down from Mai
heur last week, the guest of Miss
Smith.
Johnny Gordan, the sheep man
was around among the local people
this week.'
J. R. Blackaby Is In Portland look
ing after some business and a little
pleasure.
Miss Wlttemore and Margaret
lllackaby have gone to the coast for
a short outing.
Miss Routh and Miss Rooney, of
Payette, were calling on Ontario
friends Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs W W. Wood are In
the John Day valley with relatives
for a short time
Mr and Mrs It W Jones and
children have gone to Ironsides for
an outing and rest.
l.eo Schmidt came down from Vale
last Sunday and polned the crowd
who went to Portland.
Mrs. Truman Andrews, of Illrmld
Jl, Minn., Is here visiting with her
niece. Mrs. Ray Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs Morris Lamb of the
O'Neill ranch, were guests of Mr and
Mrs. 8eguiue on Sunday.
Dr. anil Mrs. Weese are In the
Hums section, visiting with relatives
and friends for a week.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs
Leonard llarbar on the 3rd. ShjB la
a sister in law of Mrs llsldeiuan.
Captain Clark and Hergant Wick ,
h.m who were here last week trying
to get recruits for the army, did not
succeed very well, but hope later
that they will be able to secure sev
eral good recruits from this section
Till. it. 8. Plumbing A Heating j
company have opened a branch store I
at Kmnii'ti and placed C. F. Tile
ton In charge. Mr. Oleson says that
Kmniett looks awfully good to him
snd he believes It la going to make a
good big growth in the near future
Mrs. McCoy of Toledo, Ohio, a
niece of Mrs. Royer's, and her chil
dren, Mrs Snyder and Fred Wise.
have been here several days the '
guests of Mr Royer and family. This
is the first time they have met and
they are enjoying the visit very !
much
J. II Farley Is home from a trip
to Oreen Horn mountain above Sum
pter where he is interested In some
mining claims. He found much ac
tivity there In the mines and many
prospectors out looking for claims
There Is plenty of snow In the nioun
tains.
Mr. and Mrs. lllackaby were stud
nets at Eugene together and the
friendship started there has contin
ued since, with the happy result re
corded They will be at home at
the Blackaby home about the 20th.
when they return from their hone
m oon.
J. E. Norton, of St. Paul, who has
been working on the Great North-
7th Annual Malheur
.
County Agricultural Fair
"Sept. 19-20-21-22
em railroad with the department
Mias Ruby Waldron was operated ,hlU ,, lakng ,n examination of the
on for appendicitis at the hospital p,yHr, condltlou of the railroads.
Tuesday and Is getting along fine arrived here Monday and want out
Mrs. Ward CanfleUI and daughters iln- line to take charge of the part
Misses Clarice and Amy have gone to working on the Oregon ft Kustern
the coast for a vacation and change. ' Mr Crank, who had a store here
Mr. and Mrs. Dormaii anil the Bait- a few years ago, was here Hun, lay
dren are home from Payette Lakes rapraaentlng the Metro films, which
where thev had a ten days outing are said to be the best on the mar-
Mrs I In. mi Dunn, who was op
erated on last week for appendicitis
is about ready to leave the hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Thus Kahout and
daughter, Katharine, of Jordan Val
ley, are In Portland for the Buyers'
i'.'k
FOR 8ALE Ford delivery car
A bargain for cash or on terms. 1'
8. Plumbing Co. adv It
MOTOR CYCLES From $26 up
at the V. 8. Plumbing Ca. adv It
FOR 8ALE Buggy and harness
Can be had for cash or on trade. V.
8. Plumbing Co. adv. It
ATTENTION PROPERTY OW.VEKN.
All delinquent asaaasmenta for
atreet and sewer Improvements will
ba certified for advertisemeut on
August 15th. 181 All payments
of same after said date must include
the cost of advertising and accruing
Interest.
CLAY M. STEARNS,
J1-S2 City Recorder.
YEIXOWHTONK PARK KXCIIt
810NB. August 12th, via Hotel Route.
August 14 via. "Wylle Way." See
O. 8. L. agents for details and fold
ers IMS
Modern five-room bungalow, best
residence section in the city, asphalt
pavement and all Improvements
12700 00, half cash, balance easy.
All cash $2600.00. Must leave ac
count of health ('has Lowry,
Marahfield, Ore. 32-36
Plain Sewing and Dress Making
Inquire at house across from East
aide school house. Miss Wellsmlth
11.118
HPBND HIJNDAY WITH THE
FOLK.
They'll be glad to see you! Half
fare excursions every Sunday; alao
low rates, Saturdays to Mondays
See O 8. L agenta for details
The Sixth Annual Picnic of tha
Payette-Boise Water Users will ba
held at Larson's Grove on Wednes
day, August 23. Col Amos J. Mil
lar will be chairman of tha day and
many eminent speakera will be there,
including Governor Alexander.
kat. He was trying to interest the
local theatre in them. They are be
ing shown In the leading picture
houses. They have a nice clean line
of subjects and first class actors.
Dr. E 11 Black and wife and J.
W. Morgan, of Leslie, Ark . are here
I this week visiting with Guy Morgan,
I..-.- Noe, the deputy sheriff, Is who ,, m brother of Mr Morgan snd
home from a trip to Nebraska, where Mr, uhiok The Doctor is on his
he was called by the Illness of his tirut rlp wtmi ,nd the fertility of
father. t,e aoll here and the wonderful poa-
Mr and Mrs. R. Adam are home nihilities appeal to him so strongly
from tha lakea with the children that he may not be able to withsiaud
They had a fine time and got plenty the teinpiallun to settle In this sec-
of fish and birds. Ion
It is only three weeks more of the Announcements have arrived here
summer vacation for the school chll- of the marriage In Nebraska on MoaV
dren and then tha grind will com- day of Harry Wlthycombe, formerly
mence once more.
F. M. Emlsou, who is in Montana,
reports everything good there. Ha
wants the Argus to furnish him with
the news of Malheur county
Sam Creem was a passenger for
Weiser last Sunday He was care
ful to Inquire how far the train was
golug before he would get aboard.
of the Ontario Pharmacy, and Miss
Sue Stoetxel, who taught school here
a few years ago. These people are
both well known here and their
many frinds extend congratulations
They will make their home at Havre,
Mont . the coldest place In the world
where Mr Wlthycombe has a drug
store.
Mr. and Mrs. Cockruui and Mr
Mrs Billlngsley and daughters ,nd Mn, Arnold g0, honle uu Hek
have gone to the homestead for a from ier trip to Yellowstone Park
few weeks Miss Neva will attend w wouid ike to le you how they
Washington University this winter enjoyed the trip, with the wonders
Mr and Mrs Rader and the girls ,,f the park, with tiie deer, elk, hear
are back from Payette Ijtkes where and other animals running around
they had a ten days outlug. The without fear of man, of the fishing
weather was cool and pleasant there they had at the Madison where the
The regular meeting of the Owy
hee ditch company was held here
Saturday. James Duncan was down
from Nyssa. Only routine business
came up
trout were three feet long and less
and a lot more of the splendid tune
they had, but we are afraid It would
make you envious and you would
start right out for the park, but from
llllottstoM PARK
MIONN.
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Mr and Mrs Frank Davis were' " eccouuia "'ey uaa a spieuum uuie
over from Jordan Valley this week ,nd ot Plenty of ""
visiting with relatives and friends,
Mr. Davis recently sold a big bunch
nt horses.
.. .. aw 4k' JL . August 12th via Hotel Route.
Mr anu sirs v u niuuaiu, ui
Ashland, Or., auuuunces the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Bertha,
to Earl Blackaby, on Monday, Aug
ust 7th at Ashland
Mr. and Mra. H L. Peterson and
August 14 via Wylle Way." Sea
O. S. L. agents for details and fold
ers. 32-33
IT NEVER KAIMi HIT IT FOI RM.
iiwi naaer, 01 lite uapiisi cuuiin
Mrs. Roy Smith are at Smith's Ferry , Uad ,nother misfortune on Wednes-
for their outing. They ara having ( d m0rnlng while running a Job
lota of sport and ara thoroughly en- prnttng praas ha got his hand caught
Joying tha outing In tha mountains lm between tha faadlng table and the
Tba U. 8. Plumbing company had bed of the press, causing .a severe
a good run of business last week, bruise and cutting the hand so sever
selling two Maxwells and an Indian, al stluhes had to ba taken In It.
R. W. Jones and E. E. Stanley were Mr. Baker thinks be Is. having a
the lucky buyers of the Maxwells long run of hard luck, out hopes
and C. C. Russell of the Indian and there ara not many more chapters
aide car
to the story.
Fastest Harness Races Ever
Held in Snake River Valley
Twelve entries for the 2:10 pace
Six entries for the 2:14 trot
15 horses from California, .12 horses
from Montana, 6 from Colorado, al
so others from Alberta, Utah, Idaho
Washington, Oregon and Wyoming.
Over fifty entries in 2:20 class. Also
fastest running races ever given
here with many entries in each race
Novelty races will be pulled off be
tween the main harness and saddle
races.
Something doing every minute from
the sound of the first gong to the last
State will make Fish and Game ex
hibit, said to be the best in the Unit-
ed States.
Stockmen are going to have more
and better animals then ever shown
before.
Fruit, grains and vegetables will be
there in abundance showing what
Malheur county can do in an off year
The ladies are especially interested
this year and have been working so
they can excell all past displays.
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