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THE, ONTARIO ARGUS. ONTARIO. OREGON,- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1921
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IRONSIDE NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Albort Morfltt and
little son, Don, roturncd to their
homestead at Ooldon Eaglo, from
Unity.
Jnmos Weaver and lion Jonos of
Donltu wero business visitors liorn
Monday,
F. Smith of Brogatl mid J. P.
Smith of Irormldo drovo to Ilonso
llros. Sunday on business, returning
tlio same day.
Dill Hall wont to Baker Monday
for a load of shingles for Ilort Law
rence Mrs, Elinor Lnwronco drovo to
Unity to visit her parouts Mr. nnd
Mrs. Thomas Kims.
Mr. and Mrs, Murk nnd Vera Hill
woro Ironsldo visitors, Monday.
Mrs. S. I). Duncan was an Iron
sldo visitor Monday.
Tom Torroll of Unity was nn Iron
sldo visitor Monday going to Albort
Morfltt's plnco for n span of horses
ho had purchased of Albort.
Kit Iloso returned homo from
Vnlo after a couplo of weeks stay
thoro on business.
Mr. Marsh of Ontario returned
homo from a 10 days outing In the
mountains on a hunt.
Orval Nichols of this plnco and
Mr. Ham-trect of Brognn drovo to
Camp Crook Tucsdny to Carl StorB
bach placo on business.
Don Hutherford nnd Summers
Smith returned homo from Drognn
Monday wlioro thoy havo boon work
ing through nppla picking.
Francis nnd Kit Hoso went to
Vnlo Wodnesday on business.
woro
Mr.
and
William Turoman of Mainour rlv
or was In this vicinity tor a load of
wheat Thursday.
Mr. and Mra. II. C. Kims
Unity visitors In tho homo of
nnd Mrs. Floyd Dhlto, Sunday.
Mr, nnd Mrs. S. A. Lofton
Mr. and Mrs, Karl Lofton drove to
linker Wednesday. D. M. Illpploy
accompanied them bringing back a
lond of freight for S. A. Lofton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Lofton and
daughter Vera and Mr. and Mrs.
Cass Wisdom drovo to Vale Wednes
day whero Mr. and Mrs. Wisdom will
visit Mr. Wisdom's sister, Mrs. P.
Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Lofton return
ed Friday.
Mr. Mulligan returned to Wcstfall
via Ironsldo with a band of sheep
from Sumpter, Wednesday,
Hub Walters of Unity district
was an Ironsldo visitor Friday.
Orvlllo Nichols brought tn a load
of coal from Drognn for A. K.
Nichols Wednesday.
Charles Ilur mado flnnl proof on
his additional homestead beforo Mr.
Morfltt at Mainour City, Saturday,
Mrs. A. K. Nichols and Mrs. II. C.
Kims woro visitors of Mrs. Fred
Lnwronco, Friday.
Mrs. E. J. IJcnm was n visitor at
Mr. and Mrs. Wllllo Woodcock's,
Thursday.
ChaB. Hoor, Italph Ileum, Coy
Wlso nnd Fay Teg wont to Hereford
Monday, gathering cnttlo for Iron
sldo Stock nion. Thoy returned
Tuosdny.
llalpli Hnrvoy took out a load of
litmbor for uncap sheds to Ilrogan
Friday.
FORD GARAGE.
V. B. STAPLES
Ford Cars Fordxon Tractors
SALES and SERVICE
ONTARIO, OREGON
Foimeirall Directors
H. L. Potorson
. . 0. R. Augustus
Wo tiro tho only Officinl Registered Licensed
Einlmlniors in this territory who can hold a funeral
that uoninlics with the Oregon Stato Laws.
BjIBlBBi Di ulBl hHpL if jIJBI "H-MjWi
MODERN OHAPEL AND EQUIPMENT
Lady Assistant Ainbuhmco Service
Oititariio Fornifouure Co.
$41
On the strength of the friendly, helpful and personal
interest that wo feel for each of our customers you
will be benefited by a banking connection with us.
We offer you every service known to modern banking.
Your advantage, unquestioned safety of your funds
and business affairs is our chief aim and the basis of
our claim to your patronage.
MALHEUR COUNTV IIKAJj K8TATK
TRANSFERS RECORDED
oar. 21) TO NOV 5
S. P. Nowman et ux to E, M.
Qrolg, Trustee, Und. V, Int. In SEtf
NRVi. NKV48EU, Lot 1, nnd part
of BWViBWU, Soc. 32 i also Lots 2,
.1, and 4, Sec. 33-19-47. Oct. 28,
1021. $1.00.
Margaret F. Cook to A. It. Whlto
Lots 11, 12, and EH of 13, Dlock
0, Torraca Heights Add. to Ontario.
Oct. 27, 1021. 11.00.
W. O. Habor, Sr. to Clara A. Bab
or ot al. a portion of Lot 2, Sec. 19-41-43.
Oct. 17, 1921. $1.00.
D. O. Ilabor, Sr. to Clara A. Ilabor
ot al, A portion of Lot 3, Sec. 10-41-43.
Oct. 20, 1921. $1.00.
Joso Jaca ot Ux to W. O. Habor,
Kr, A portion of Lot 3, Bee. 19-41-43,
Juno 8, 1915. $1.00.
U. S. A. to Simon ftandstra, S
Soc. 4-27-40. Oct. 11, 1021.
D. I'. Pullon ot ux to ltonrlottn
Pullon, NWWNWU Soc. 32-20-46.
Sept. 26, 1021. $2, COO. 00.
W. A. Webb ot ux to Coo. Harper,
8WU. NWUSEU. StfNEVi, Soc.
31 J SWMKWU Soc. 32-10-40. Oct.
26, 1921. $10.00.
Frod Evorly to Thos O. Vonnblo,
NWViNEU Soc 4-10-44, Nov. 1,
1921. $360.00.
J. D. Falrman ot ux to Malheur
Livestock ft Land Co., NEUNWU.
Sec. 19-16-38. Juno IS. 1921. $1.00.
A. B. High ot ux to Malheur Ltvo-'
stock ft Land Co., Lot 7, DlocK zo,
Outlook, Juno 28, 1921. $1.00.
Frank C. McColloch ot ux to Hay
Hoyd, BEViSEtf Soc. 10-10-47. Apr.
20, 1020. $1.00.
U. 8. A. to Ouy R. McDonald, Bi
BE, 8BWW. Soc. 3: NHNE'4
Bee. 10 i WUNWK Sec. 11-17-40.
July 31, 1917.
Luis Vturraspo to Nalllla Ytur
raspo, Lots 10, 11 and 12, Bubdlv.
O of IJIock 6, Ploneor Add. to Jor
dan Valley. Oct. 29, 1921. $100,00.
Geo. P. Urcen ot ux to Austin II.
Wltson, Lot 9, Dlock 72, Oroens
Add. to Nyssn. August 4, 1920 $C0.
deo. P. Orocn ot ux to A. II. Wil
son, Lot 10, Dlock 72, Croons Add.
to Nyssa, Juno 30, 1920. $50.00.
Pacific Llvo Stock Co. to Willis
C. linker, Lot 8, Dlock 6, Harpar,
Doc. 13, 1020. $160.00.
U. B. A. to Halph Harvey, W
WW Boo. 0-14-38. Juno 29, 1920.
J. N. Sawyor ot ux to L. V. Oal
utln, SBV4BWW Sec. 1B-20-44. Mar.
28, 1921. $1,000.00.
AIlco M. Williams ot vlr to F. L.
Morfltt, 127.2C acros In Ntf of Soc.
1-14-40. Juno 2C, 1920, $1.00.
Frank L. Morfltt ot ux to James
Morfltt, SMUSWH. SWViBBU Soc.
2G; NWW, WHNEU, nnd 8H Sec.
36-13-40: also 127.2G acres In Ntf
Soc. 1-14-40. Nor. 2, 1020. $10.00.
U. S. A. to Edward Edgo Sr.
8EUNWU, 8WUNEW, Soc. 8:
8WUNWU, NW Soc. 9-13-40.
Juno 29, 1920.
. Luon H. Bchroodor to Eliza V.
Bchroodor, Part of Lot 23, Dlock G,
Hndloy 2nd Add. to Vnlo. Nov.
4, 1921. $1.00.
Don Jonos to Ponrl N. Jonos, l,
081.39 -acros In Sections 16 und 31,
21-38; Sections 35 and 30-21-39;
Soctlous 2, 11, 1G nnd 16-22-39.
Nov. 4, 1921. $1.00.
O. II. nicker, Admr. to Malheur
County, Road right ot way. Oct. 29,
1921. $108.00.
U. 8. A. to Earl II. Smith, NEW
NWVi, WttHVi, SEUNKtt Soc 12-16-38;
Lots 2 and 3, Sec. 7-16-39.
May 26, 1921.
Earl It. Smith ot x to Anna W.
Modlln, NEUNWU. WHBVi, SEU
NEU Soc. 12-16-38; Lots 2 and 3,
Hoc. 7-10-30. Jno 27, 1921. $1.00.
Malheur County to J. W. Oallo
way, SHBEU Sec 13-16-47. Nov.
3, 1921. $1.00.
MAHUIAOi: LICENBICH ISSUED
DUHINH WEEK
Nicholas Krlcs and Francos Her
rlngton, Oct. 31, 1921.
Wm. Scott nnd 'Vorna Soward,
Nov. 3, 1921,
Hobort W. Henry nnd I.aura Deon
Nov. 5, 1921.
Philip Craig "and Molvlna Hunson,
Nov. S. 1021.
COMPLAINTS FILED IN CIUCU1T
COUHT
Wulff Hdw. ft Impl. Co. vs. Orov
or Coarloy, Oct. 31, 1921. Itecovory
of money. $203.53.
C. C, Cotton vs. Cathoy and Sage.
Nov. 2, 1921. Recovery on Note.
$356.09.
Loo Charles Miller vs. Hoy 8.
Cram ot al. Nov. 3, 1921. Foro
closuro ot Mortgage. $1,630,68.
Vova Lawrenco vs. John Alvoy
Luwrenco, Nov, 4, 1921, Dlvorco and
Alimony.
NOTICE OK HHAHINU
VIS Mt ACCOUNT
Notlco Is heroby given that V.
W. Marsdon, tho administrator of
tho eatnto of Dert Cassell, has filed
In tho County Court of the State ot
Oregon for Mainour County, his Fin
al Account In said estate mattor and
that Thursday, the 16tb. day of
December, 1921, at the hour ot
11:00 o'clock A. M., In the Court
Room of said Court, at Vale, Ore
gon, has beon fixed as tho time and
place for hearing objections to and
sottllng said Final Account.
This notlco Is published by vir
tue ot an order ot said Court, dated
Novembor 7, 1921, slgnod by Hon.
E. H. Test, County Judge.
V. W. Marsden,
Administrator ot said Estate.
First Publication, Nov. 10, 1921.
Last Publication, Doc, 8, 1921.
FARM nKMINI)ER8
Dairy cows tn milk at this season
should be ted liberally and protect
ed from tho cold rains. Cowa ex
posed to the weather uso consider
able amounts ot feed for body main
tenance that otherwise would go In
to milk production. O, A. C, Exp
Stattotw
QUEEN 11KK8 IN DEMAND
Demand for queen bees promises
to exceed the supply noxt sprint.
Beekeepors should place their or
ders now for spring dellvory In or
der to Insure getting their require
ments. The department ot ento
mology will be glad to furnish
-names ot p rod u cow having, queens I
FARM BUREAU PROGRAM OF
LAST VEAR STILL APPLIES
Bnmo Conditions Which Handier
Kneed Yt-nr Ago Ht til In Kvldenco
Now It Time To Act
Had ovory farmer on tho trrlgatod
lands llstoncd to and followed somo
part Jit loast of tho suggestions
commlttocs, It Is safa to say that
things would bo In better shape
now, both on and off ot tho farm
for thero can bo no auostton now
that thoy woro right whon a sur
plus of hay and low prices woro
predicted and that at least fifty por-
cont ot tho hay should bo roplncod
with othor crops which could bo
gotton out ot tho county to mnrket.
Thcso rocommondatlonB, as glvon
publicity last fall woro In part as
follews:
"1, That tho Farm Duroau should
recommend a reduction In tho area
of alfalfa hay of at loast CO per
cent on tho Innd suited to othor
crops near transportation In ordor
to maintain tho hay and gonoral
farm business on a profitable lttsls
2. That whoat, corn nnd clovor
scod should bo recommondod as
standard cash crops for genoral uso,
wtih potatoes and other crops re
quiring less ucrcago usod as doslrod.
3. That tho Irrigated pasturo and
lncrcusod uso ot silos would bo val
uable In oncouraglng livestock keep
ing and mora profltablo feeding,
thus Increasing homo consumption
ot hay.
4. That tho best standard thrco
yonr crop rotation should bo clovar,
corn, whoat, substituting other row
crops In plnco ot part ot tho corn If
desired.
G, That tho standard two year ro
tation should bo clover, wheat.
6. Fo rlands unsultcd to grain
nnd corn production, swoet clover,
pasturo and scod production, with
sllngo and alfalfa hay Is rocommond
od to cnablo soil building nnd homo
consumption of products."
CIDEU MAY HE KEPT BWKI.T
Swcot cider may bo prosorved by
heating It to 160 degreos F and
then sealing It In cloan bottlos or
Jugs. Aftor tho bottlos nro soalod
placo thorn In water and heat to tho
samo tomperaturo for ono half hour,
whon sterilization will bo comploto.
Ejyjorlmonts mado by tho horticul
tural products department show that
ctdor may bo kept twoot Indefinitely
this way. O. A. C. Exp. Station,
Colds
Are nfton tho beginning of serious
physical breakdown. Therefore, no
ono can, afford to neglect oven tho
simplest cotd.
Hollove It quickly with thcso won
derful preparations.
HU.VALL LAXATIVE AHP1HIN U.
1). CO. COLD TABLETS break Up n
cold without starting a buzzing In
tho head.
HEXALL C1IKHHY 11AHK COM
POUND COUOII BYIIUP, a'ploasant,
Roothlng, offoctlvo cough syrup, frco
from alcohol and narcotics.
UEXALL BRONCHIAL BALVK n
scientific compound to apply to tho
chest nnd parts, effected, ponotratos
nnd relieves tho congestion.
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BUSINESS FIRMS
These Men and Firms will servo your very needs promptly. Call upon or write to
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lines. They are reliable:
1IANKH
FinST NATIONAL DANK
Capital and Surplus $100,000
"A Uood Dank In A Qood Country"
ONTAniO NATIONAL DANK
Tho Oldest Dank tn Malheur
County "Servlco that 8orvea"
Capital and Surplus $100,000.
DRUGS AND SUNDRIES
ONTAIIIO PHARMACY
O. M. Castlemas, Prop.
Prescription Specialist Victor
Phonographs Itoxall Itemedles
Eastman Kodaks
Mordant! Dairy
riwno 203 M
THE SUOAH BOWL
Wo Make Our Own Ice Cream
M. W. KELLOO
Specialist for Hhoumatlsm
I euro whero others fall.
P. O. Dox 569 Ontario, Ore.
KLKCTIUO SUPPLIES
HOTELS
OARAGES AND AUTO SUPPLUM
HOTEL WIL80N
The "Homey" Hotol of Malheur
County. Qood Meals 40o '
QHociaiuca"
TUNKIlAIi DIRECTORS AND
KMIJALMEIW
PHILLADAUM & ALLEN
Phono 327 or 178 Ontario, Oregon
OITOMKIIUST
DR. J. A. MC FALL
, Eyesight Specialist
Eye Olassoa and Spectacles
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Millinery Is tho Mark ot Those
Who Patronize
THE STYLE SHOP
MOItn'S MILLINERY ft
NOVELTY SHOP
Palinyre Waists Women's Suits
And Sport Clothes
OSDOHN MILLINERY
Nell O, Dedford. Prop.
Tho Ouly Exclusive Millinery Store
This Side of 8alt Lake
THE CASH OHOCERY
"Qood Things to Eat"
THE INDEPENDENT MARKET
Phono 6 and 135
If Its Good To Eat We Have It
If It's Farm Produce Wo Uuy It
ONTARIO MEAT ft QROCERY CO.
The Home of Good Eats and
Low Price
Phone 3 and 131
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Dependable Merchandise
"Not 4ho Cheapest, But. the Best"
RADER UROS.
' ONTARIO ELECTRIC CO.
Electrical Appliances and Wiring
CLEANERS
We will Clean and Dye for You
' at the
ONTARIO PHESSAUY
HARDWARE
MONULTY HARDWARE CO.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
TAG 0 ART HARDWARE CO.
Malheur County's Largest
Hardware Store
TROXELIi IMPLEMENT QO.
Farm Operating Equipment
McCormlck, Deerlng and P. ft O.
MRS BLANCHE C. ANDERSON
Hemstitching 10c per yard
Phone 42-W P. O, Box 516
UAKKIUES
PURITY BAKERY
Ernest Barcus, Prop,
All Kinds ot Dreads, Cakes
and Pastry
NOTIONS
VARIETY STORE
More than a thousand Article
for the home
TUB HUD
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Will Save You Real Money
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JEWELERS-
PURN1TURK
H. R. UDICK
Plumbing and Heating
Domeatlo Water Systems
ONTARIO TRADING CO.
Successors
MO DOWELIi FURNITURE CO.
A. L, McDowell, Mgr. ft Pre.
J, D. Ingram, Seo'y. ft Treas.
BLACKABY JEWELRY STORE
Home of i
"QltU that Lost"
HENRY MILLBR
i. Watchmaker, Jewelry
Our Motte: Honesty First
E. PARRISH
New and Second Hand Furniture
Acros from Boyer Broa. Store
DYKON TURNED,
Signs
ONTARIO REAL ESTATE CO.
Farm Laods City I'rojerty
Iasuraaco & Restal
MACHINERY
V. W. MAItSDEN
General Repair aad Machine Work
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