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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1916)
TIUItSDAY. AIOIST II, 1916 PAOK SIX T1IK ONTARIO AKUl'd Range and Alfalfa Land at reasonable prices and on 10 year terms Stockmen should get in while the getting is good. We have sold 98 sections during the last 90 days Oregon Western Colonization Company A. W. TROW, Ajrcnt ONTARIO, OREGON WHO IS YOUR BEST FRIEND? THIS BANK, OF COURSE It Horvcs you vn il.iy in tli year by caring for your moot , i in vcwy pnvrntiiijr its being lost. r Uttered away. Ft n..t only doee this, bin it peyi jron for the priTilege of doing so by paying five per lit Interest on your time deposits. It gtres yon tin- free benefit of expert advice mi am inbjeet Involving the use or osjuiling of IIHilH'V . it will loan you money at any time on ap proved security, ami aid yuu in its Investment and ailvisi' you in its nantgriiii'iit, if ymi so dr sirc. It will aid you in many other ways it' you will sire it the opport unity, v invite you to open an sooount ami beoome a regular patron, ami pay your hills by check. It is the modern business way, and it is the sates i way. ONTARIO NATIONAL BANK ONTARIO, ORtfOOM Peaches Apples Pears (iH .1 1 lit Kept. lOtll; We liae a -noil tlop of the nboVi varietii uf fruit. Ktia u""il qusli t. fine rlavor at prevailing prices mail orders will be given careful ami prompt attention un- liss strih. ' cm n lit i us interfere, f you are com inu to BrogSII fur J our fruit call at the big brick warehouse mar the depot uheiv u. will be pre p.ii. 1 1 to till your orders in bulk, boxei 01' crates. Addll'KM all coiuniiiuicatioiis to A. A. oiibraba Dejonghe & Voubraba BrugsUi Oregou THE UNIVERSAL INSTRUMENT Thirty years ago the tfdeplioue was a luxury. Today, through persoual iuitiutue uud private enterprise, it has become a ueceasity within the reach of ever) body. Where ouce a busi ness had but one telephone with a limited talking rauge, today that business bus service with a rauge tlneo uuarturt. of a conti nent broad, and evtiy bramli of every business is linked to ev ery other fry uu iuti .coinniu uiculiug telephone system l lu' telephone has earned its responsible place and there are uow 8,000.000 llt'll telepbuues iu tills country, over winch go 26,000,000 talks dully. Bvfr) lU'll lVlophoiu' i a Lung Distance Station. Malheur Home Telephone Co. Jt.NTl H.. (Prom the Time. I .lunturn rininle h IIuiiiI. I li' bHlUM mi'ti or Juntura nrc organizing a hand. The following Hl0Ml wore elei-ted at a meeting, beld the first of the week Manager !' IV Ujiin, Sertetury I. Delsolo, Treasurer W F I.yinati Tlie fol lowing have signed up M cliarter iiiPinhers F I' llyan, A. M litrd. W. A. McKennie, I. I' lielsole, Roy Cook, W F l.yinan. II. W Wolioino. Daniel (iiilhiliher, llenr) (' llargel. Win Mnrkiier mill C M Van lluren It Is their Intention to order In Htriinients right away and the first thing the cltlzeiiH of Junturu know t liny will be listening to the Htralns of "Yankee iinmllo" and Dixie" wiified 0 tlieni on tlie cnol "'nnln. Iirp09 M. V. Mart left for a visit to the coast on Tuesday morning, and will be gone for it week or two Father llradv returned from a few days visit to the outside world dur ing the middle ui tlie week. Mrs. Kvens and daughter, of HIt erslde, visited one day this week with her sister. Mrs Claude I'ropst Fred I 'urrey mid fainll) relumed from the eoast early this week, and report having enjoyed Baine very much James K Westfall. from Westfall, was over Tuesday on business con- vthere thoy have been teaching for Die past two months. Misses Alice and lea Prough ar rived last Saturday from Twin Falls (or a visit at the M. E. Kaufman Inline Mr. and Mrs IV I Johnson and J O. Johnson were among the Sun day excursionists to Smith's Ferry. Mr. and Mrs Win Itauert and lit tle son. Mr ami Mrs Frank Thump son and Henry Manser, motored to Holse Tuesday In the Hiinort car Mrs JMark Campbell, nf Now I I v -mouth. Is a guest at the (ii-nrge Frank homo this week Mr and Mrs. Kd. Herry aim t t Stover, of Ontario, visited nl the I, : I ipron home the first of the week The young people of I lie llapllst church met Monday evening with Miss Mnhel Knherg for their monthly social and business meeting, there being about twenty-five pr. tl QOJMO. music and delicious refresh ments were enjoved liy the guests Miss Josephine I'ardunn enterlnln ed the (jueen Ksther Circle at her home Inst Monday evening The fol lowing officers were elected for the coming year I'resldpnt, llutli Wheal ilon vice president. Ksther llussell; secretary, Mabel Robinsen: recording secretary, Helen Mnck, treasurer, El sie Herg; organist. Marian Sletler; siiperlnlendenl, Mrs T It Nelson. The hostess served delicious Ice nected with the bunch of sheep which cream and cake. he recently purchased. Henry Inssing Is carrying his right Harry Key and wife, who went arm In a sling. He was cranking his down the line last week, returned home early this week, having trans acted miine business and visited u few-friends. father's automobile and It kicked back breaking a bone In his wrist. Frank Hands and family and Frank Harnyard and wife drove to Welser clay Hlakelev. the new townslte Sunday In the Hands car and enjoyed foreman has now got settled down In ,lcnlr "' tl, w quarters, and Is beginning Mr ""1 Mr" Ar,""r "olhrook. Mr fc- ,, , .... i ' and Mrs Q c M.Cee and M E o uinne iiunpt- iii.i..- .mr m-v...... rop Is light but Is better than they looked for John Mill, link v .. dOVB frni Klverside We.loe.il.iv on lm no lle has Just returned from an extend ed visit through the Alvnrd rountry and was enthusiastic about the (mure of same Miss Cullie it siielton, nelce of I lleiiliih. and leueli Dowers motored to Boise last Friday, returning home in the evening NtsHX HVN NOTKM. i I'roin the Journal) An election wus held Tuesday for to purpose of organizing tlie Suc cor creek Irrigation District and elect ing officers Tlie people of that dls- r,,. groro iinanlmous In voting for the organization of their district and "r "' M '' """ '""'led on ,,, lie e,BCtlon of ,he offlcer. j a Monday's train from a long visit with wheeler, J. J. Beatty and J. W. Oraff bur folks In 1'orllaml. and bn on the stage for lleulah the same even ing Mi II UniliK visited in town for II few minutes OK Wediies.hiv II. was on his way Fast to Rot M i ii ti . to he present with his father, i oloiiel Yolllitc. win. is to undergo uu operation there, tin Mayo lirolliers will huiiille Hie case and should in sure SUCCe Mrs Kva Itichev. Ml. Kdyth Hi. e. Mis M V ll.iri and Mr. Nellie were elected drectors A meeting of the Nyssa fire com pany was held at the council room last Fi nl o I Hie i.t Hie re. nil- of I he meeting will he (lie removal of the fire hell from Its present location, from the poatOfflOO, to the water tower It will he connected eb trlrallv with the central telephone office, where the operator, when In l of a fire, will ring the bell by pressing a button. After the business meeting, the fire look purl in tlie dune In-lit at lii r side last S.i t II I it .t e.euiug,. They report having enjoyed themselves, nol returned home tired hut h.iio J (' Welcome, lather lit llelil Welcome, accompiin led by Mrs H c Ievens, his duughter, cnine m Sun day evening and 1 1 sited with the folks. here They left tor Kansus City oil lay morning, where Mr Wei come lines to lake part in the annual ; It reunion hile here Mr Welcome delivered lilmsell nl u few Pithy re -narks llllellt the presldelitl.il -it -liit ion and I r. mi what we couhl gutlier. we ure ufruld he Is not in a) 1 1 1 1 ( I life some of tlie Im.n ground i oro, mi Ii u ! and out republican it i. Klu of Alii . pur chased thiei c.ii.o.ol ol liui.-cs frylll Donald MacKensie, Bd I Chet Sl.ilhird e.uiy this week and shipped tin i,i .-.. t to l.uisaK, where lo ill ,! io of them among his 1 II 'Olliel' livnn u.,e few of the ladles hObxddMBl partook of a sumptuous to. ,1 provided h i:no',t aliller In appre ciation ol the food work done ll the department when his house caught fire recently Dwlght Smith Is making an ex tended visit to his old home in Iowa He win i relatives in Kansas and Nebraska and will attend a big family reunion of the Smith clan Mr and Mrs It II Howsley are delighted this week at receiving it visit from their son, Judge Kohert I. Howsley of Oklahoma It is their looting in seven vegrs. Word has been received by Mrs Harry New by of the death of her brother. Adjutant l.ieuieiiani Itlchard Overshy I'ovvell, who wus killed Sun day, .lulv Hi. In France, w here he liad eon fighting since Nov 22, I !i 1 . He entered the army 12 years ago II D lllrd-ell w.,s up from vVOfeaM Monduy Tom I in. t is working in the hay field- fOI t - health Q KlBCBUa wa in town from K llitlii.ili Koloiiv Wedne-d.o Jerry lluihy is m town from his rancli on the headwaters of Dry creek Miss Calkins of Eugene is visiting her sister, Mrs Frank Morgan, at Kingman Kolonv Ohio Wilson went to Ontario Mon day and returned with a tale of hard luck, having had two blowouts and a puncture on the trip. Mrn 1' M lllinkley returned Tues duy from the hills near Cuprum, Ida ho, w here she spent a couple of months rusticating I' M stayed be hind and announced that he intend ed to kill a bear before returning to I'rof F 1' Hrainard was up from Payette Wednesday, making prepar ations for the commencement of school on September 4th He Is ex periencing difficulty in securing a suitable dwelling, us desirable houses are scarce this . sj lieports from the Dig llend indi cate splendid crops of grain in that tavore.l section. Oats on the Roberts, Ilickox mid Itiuinhack ranches yield ed 100 bushels per acre; Ralph Rob ertson's hurley 5 4 bushels; Dale Rob ertson's spring wheat 50 bushels, and Rrumhach's winter wheat 54 bushels. of I HI III WD I From the Banner) Mi F A I. use and son Kcuhoi 1'elidleton. Oietion. arrived hist Sat uid.o for it visit ut the F A. I, use home ThOy left Sunday for Fin II. lit to V l.sll I'elallv . " ir) llollei.lech and Until Hcitinun hit W , dnesdav tor n points, Mis- Moll, iibei'k noillg to ll.iys where si will make her home witli her num. Mi- kirklund while Miss lleitmaii returns to Imr homo at Soduliu. Missouri Mr and Mis s M (Polls, parents of Laurel Wells, Mr ami Mrs Itohert llolblook and children and Miss Flora Morrow were guests p Mi and Mrs Wells from Saturday until Monduy Mr and Mrs. William Smith, of Council, Wash, were visitors at the Smith home Wednesday Mr Smith went from here to I'ocutello where IM will .i-sii in evangelistic services while Mrs Smith will mmi her par ents, Mr and Mrs J I) Miles, In I'.ootte J 11 Bowers uud family, l.ela and Karl Fisher, Karl FlOOk und Wendall Brown left Tuesday morning for a two week's camping top on i ,,r creek, uhov e Council SJHHbSHB BSfeBHMBfeaBsH EUn HI. , Mti'l 'm M.. t m ' ' '- -'- r J -"SSSM.I nl.H ....I,,, .,11 k. .la.J .L.tOllKtf L. !... I .n,Nt SSL mkmrWtM M.JSIW Ml. p. - gv Sm feOv fi For Your Arm of Whatevtr Malt I fo i I tm m sTi SI I vnlvaw siatiasa till ka ataBlB)J ktiatlMal kg k' I !' tutian art. I loortMfi ikal k eo.iU roollr l tkioj wtlk k. fun A sjTtl rvivJ nf lK r."t i wife4j ii-rttM lk tauntry Urife ' ! 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