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RIYERDALE
MI'KOVEMENTS NOTED
Farms Change Hands and a New
Home Being Built Visit
Sons in Army
RPVERDALE, Ore., Jan. 1G Too
much rain to be pleasant. However,
farmers have accomplished lots of
work this winter and there won't be
so much rush work to do when crop
time rolls around again
Charlie Spcnce and family wall ar
rive from Wellsville, Utah, this week
with a car of household goods, stock,
etc. Mr. Spence is much pleased with
his new home and th'inks this the
best country on earth. Much land is
changing hands.
J. W. Craynor will leave soon for
Rawlins, Wyoming, where he will
spend some time doing carpenter
work. Mr. Craynor is a good carpen
ter and gets extra good wages in
Wyoming.
Mrs. E, E. Record returned from a
visit with her two sons, who are sta
tioned at American Lake, Washing
ton, and had a very pleasant time.
The annual meeting of the Mal
heur District Improvement Company
will be held at the .nnex school
house on Wednesday of this week, for
the purpose of electing directors for
the ensuing year. The names of the
now board will be given next week.
W. J. Jensen returned from a visit
to his sons at Camp Lewis, American
Lake, Washington, . and enjoyed the
trip very much.
Ruben Pcarcc has just completed a
new pump house for Roy Parker. We
are always glad to seo improvements.
John Farnsworth, of Rupert, Ida
ho, has purchased 17 acres of land
in the Annex Addition and expects
to move his family here and make his
home on the Flat. Mr. Farnsworth
is highly pleased with this part of
the country.
Mr. Berkshire, who moved hero
from Wheeler county several weeks
igo, is making improvements on his
house and expects to do a lot of other
repair work later.
C. II. Spicer recently purchased the
late N. F. Kimball land near the An
nex school and will locate on same
this week. He expects to build
nice
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Basket Ball Game Exciting Mores
Household Goods to New
Home in Kolony
KINGMAN KOLONY, Ore. Jan.
1G The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Kingman Kolony Irri
gation Co. was held at the school
house Saturday, and the following di
rectors were elected for the ensuing
year: Frank Morgan, Jas. Ewing,
Ben Logan, Althea Sheldon and Mr.
Thompson.
A car was left Friday containing
the household furniture, farm imple
ments, horses, cows, etc., for Mr. Mar.
tin, the new owner of the Wade place
Mr. Martin is very busy getting the
house in readiness for his wife and
two daughters, who are expected to
arrive the middle of the week.
A very spirited game of basket
ball was played here Friday, between
Kingman Kolony and Bend schools,
The score was 7 to 5 in favor of King.
man. A return game will be pjayed
with Bend on the 25th.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Stingle are ex
pected to move to the Kolony this
week.
Mike Joyce and wife were Kolony
visiteors Sunday.
C. E. LcMoine left Monday for On
tario to have some denial work done
He expects to visit a few days at
Vale before returning.
Nola LcMoine and Gladys McGinnis
wcro absent from school a few days
last week on account of bad colds.
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BONITA
WINTER AT BONITA
Snow Now Covers the Ground For
the First time This Year
Round Up Cattle
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Few of our' readers realize that the
Oregon hen in the. production of eggs
brings nenrly twice the dollars than
do our wheat growers. Eggs are cred
ited with $50,000,000 for 1917 while
our wheat brought $27,205,000.
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NYSSA, Ore., Jan. 17 Mr. and
Mrs. Ervington, of Ontario, are spend
Jng a few days in Nyssa, visiting
with relatives.
Mrs. Arthur Francis and daughter,
of Midvale, who have been visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II. T
Francis, returned to their homo Sat
urday morning.
The Hotel Western is again open to
the public, under the management of
Mrs. C. C. Forbes, who has for sev
oral years been in charge of the Star
boarding house.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Joyce, of On
tario, are visiting in Nyssa this week
Mrs. F L. Sheets and. children are
visiting her parents at Weiser.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MacNee are vis
aing with their daughter, Mrs. Ray
Cook and family. Mr. MacNee is
looking for a farm to rent near Nys
sa having lived here once they al
ways have to return.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dean and daugh
ter Dorothy, who have been on an ex
tended trip in the East, returned to
their home Friday.
Albert Iredale, son of Mrs. H. T.
Francis, is another Nyssa boy who
has recently left to do his bit. He has
Joined the navy.
Another big shipment of articles
for the Red Cross in Nyssa is ready
to bo sent to Ontario.
Mr. and Mrs. II. I. Hansen have re
turned from Salt Lake, where they
went to be present at the wedding of
their son, which took place in that
city, January 2.
BONITA, Ore., Jan., 17 Winter
made its first appearance in our burg
last Wednesday night, when, the ther
mometer took a slight drop and the
ground was covered with snov Thurs
day morning.
Ernest .Hathaway and wife are re
joicing over the arrival of a little
laughter at their home in Kansas.
.Ir. and Mrs. Hathaway expect to
nove to the valley in -the spring.
Several ca'ses of chicken pox are
reported in the Sunnyside district.
Arvil Bybee and Simon Servatius
spent Thursday night with the Wil
son boys.
J. F. Reed and Frank Rigdon were
Sunday callers at the B. A. Harris
home.
Miss Modest Reed spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Lydia White.
Liberty Chastain passed through the
valley Sunday, from Weiser.
Mrs. Lena Springer has been at the
Reed home the last few days helping
Mrs. Reed prepare for the dance.
Dan Zehner and wife were business
visitors at Brogan Monday,
John Donnelly is helping the Locey
Brothers round up their cattle.
Ben. Ruthledge and. family were
Valo visitors the foro part of the
week.
Earl Weaver, who has been visit
;ng in Ontario the past week, return
ed home Tuesday eve.
Mrs. A Rettig and children are vis
iting Mrs. E. W. Schroeaer, of Brogan.
Mrs. J. F. Reed started for Boise
Wednesday morning to be at the bed
ide of her mother, who is reported
very lov.
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FIRST SNOW FALLS
Is Recovering From Recent Illness
Visit Friends at Ironside
Over Sunday
MALHEUR, Ore., Jan. 1G Mrs. G.
N. Dotson has been quite sick the
past week, but is reported a little
better at this .writing.
James Morfitt was a business vis.
itor in Vale the first of the week.
Mrs. Alice Morfitt is visiting her
son, U. W. Morhtt, and family at the
Rainbow.
Miss Clara Howard, and J. B. Wood
cock visited, Saturday night and Sun
day, with C. O. Howard and family
at Ironside.
Jesse Anderson was in town from
his ranch Friday.
Oren Woodcock made a business
trip to the Rainbow yesterday.
G. N. Dotson was here on business
one day last week.
Mrs. Mary Smith visited with Mr,
and Mrs. L. E. Worsham a few days
last week.-
The first real snow of tho season
fell last night and today.
Dr. White was called to the bed
side of Mrs. Fred VanPatten, of
Bridgeport last night.
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New Office and Gasoline Service For
Store Building Saturday
School For Jamieson
JAMIESON, Ore., Jan. 17 .The
weather has been favorable for prun
ing. About one-fourth of the fruit
trees in the Company orchard have
been pruned.
A "Hard Time Dance" was enjoyed
by the, young people last Friday even
ing. A number of young pe'ople from
Vale were in attendance.
J. L. Pope has been making some
improvements in his General Store.
A new office, has been built in the cen
ter of the room, which makes quite
an improvement. Also a gasoline ser
vice is being installed in front of the
store.
Twelve of. tho Jamieson school
children belong to the American Red
Cross. Each room in the school has
a, service flag to show who are mem
bers. The children in the primary
and intermediate room have be'erj
spending their Tecesses' this1 week,
while it is stormy, clipping scraps for
the comfort pillows. Even the boys
ate doing their bit.
. Rev. Luscombe, of Vale, held ser
vices at the school house, Sunday af
ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Norwood left last
Thursday for Portland, where they
will spend the winter.
Mr. and ;Mrs.- C. H. Oxman have
postponed their Portland trip until
Mr. Oxman recovers from a sprain
ed ankle, if-The-accident-happened the
day they planned 'on leaving.
Wayne Allen has been on the sick
list for the past week.'
ine Jamieson scnoqi ooara nas votca
to hold school on Saturdays. By do
ing this the ' older boys will be out
early enough In the spring to help
with the early ranch work.
Mrs. A. J. Flynn, who has been vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs: G,
S. Ridgely, leaves Saturday for her
home in Choteau, Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Shorb and their
family, of Caldwell, were tho week
end guests of N. G. Sullcns and fam
ily. Mr. Sorb is tho editor of the
Caldwell News and Mrs. Sorb is a
sister of Mrs. Sullens.
Ruth Roberts spent the week end
in Vale with her cousin, Miss George
Anna Hodgson.
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Fangollano Residents Given Up Com
ing of Winter School Work
Is Progressing
FANGOLLANO, Ore., Jan. 14
C. Gordon, tho Skulsprings sheep man,
came up from his ranch Sunday.
Miss Ruth Lackey, Robbie Cope
land and Pete Rader took in the dance
given at Crowley, Saturday night.
Clara Bruere was visiting with
Blanche Slayton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Uopcland made
a business trip to Fangollano Friday.
They made the entire irlp in their
Ford.
Jack Slayton is busy plowing when
ever tho ground isn't frozen too hard.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sutton and Mrs'.
Garrison, of Skullsprings, motored to
Fangollano last week, on business.
Dadd Slayton has started herding
sheep for J. C. Gordon.
Hilda Slayton, of this city, was vis
iting with friends at Skullsprings Sat '
urday, returning home Sunday after
noon. We have about given up all hopes'
of having any winter this year, as
the weather continues to be pleasant,
just like the opening of spring.
School is progressing nicely so far
this term, and all tho children pre
doing fine. Some expect to take the
8th grade examinations, to.be held tho
17th and 18th.
White Settlement
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FAREWELL PARTY -
Sunday School To Hold Patriotic
Meeting Literary Society
Well Attended
BIG BEND, Ore., Jan. 1G Last
Friday night the neighbors and friends
of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Ekin gathered
at their home in the form of a sur
prise party. Mr. and Mrs. Ekin and
daughter leavo next week to mako
their homo near Salem and tho best
wishes of the entire community goes
with them.
Mrs. D. L. Miller spent several duys
last week in Boise.
Mrs. J. Wheeler, of Roswell, has
been visiting at the Purdy home.
L, E. Pillsbury has purchased a new
Ford.
Tho Literary at the Wado school
was largely attended Saturday night
and a good program given.
Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Robinson and
sons and Gcorgo Lytle and Miss Car
mack were Vale visitors last Saturday.
Tho Sunday School is planning a
patriotic program in the near future,
nt which time tho Roll of Honor, with
the names of enlisted boys from Big
Bend will bo hung on tho wall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ekin were in Caldwell
Sunday,
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CROWLEY
SNOW AT CROWLEY
i'rospects of Full Reservoirs in the
Spring Red Cross Benefit Dance
And Social to be Held Soon
The coroner of Chicago says that
wine, women, and carelessness cost
th liv of 882 ptrtont Uit yr.
CROWLEY, Ore., Jan. 14 Quite a
sudden change in the weather this
last week and this morning we have
nbout four inches of snow and are
certainly glad to see it snow for the
Crowley rnnches warit plenty of wa
ter next spring.
Fred Vogal has returned from tho
Butterfield ranch.
Mrs. Rash McCharguo was visiting
the school last Thursday,
Tony Burton returned to tho Crow
ley ranch the last of tho week, from
his long drive to the Butterfield
ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Kit Attlebury at
tended the dance at Crowley Satur
day night.
Elbert Clark walked to Crowley
Sunday, from his home on tho dessert.
Tho danco at McDowell Hall Sat-
urday night wag nttended by a small
crowd, but e,veryono seemed to have
a good time. The costumes wero cer
tainly fine. Wo also had a card party
as well as a dance.
There will bo n Red Cross dance
and box supper nt Crowley February
16th, and everyone, little and big, and
old and young are especially invited
to come ind bring u,tyx and help the
Red Cross and enjoy tho dance. There
will be good music.
Earl Wilsey was in Croley Saturday,
Tillamook checso brings in $1,150,
000. '
Sells Big Bunch of Cattle School
People Attend Jack and the
Bean Stalk Film at Vale
WHITE SETTLEMENT, Ore. Jan.
17 Miss Pauline 'Iryington, of Nys
sa, spent the week end with James
Fifer and family.
C. H. Brown was a Sunday visitor
at the home of N. G. Sullens.
Frank Foiles and family Sundayed
at W. C. Faubion's.
Several from the White Settlement
school were at Vale to see Jack and
the Bean Stalk.
N. G. Sullens and family were vis
iting Geo. Sullens, of Payette, last
week.
Jim Fifer has been plowing this
week.
Rex Marquis sold a big bunch of
cattle this week.
John Fairbanks, Morris Lamb and
Ernest Adams are all busy digging
wells for stock.
Mrs. Elizabeth Yantis visited at the
home of Will J. Roberts last week.
Mrs. Ed Huffman is visiting in Ba
ker this week. !
Taylor Yantis is working on the
Owyhee ditch.
We have a new mail route from
Ontario for which several of us are
thankful.
Arthur Foiles is the new carrier on
tho Vale mail route.
Mrs. Maggie Sloan, of Nampa,
spent a part of this week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bros-
man.
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RED CROSS WORKERS MEET
Spend the Day at the School House
Move Their Cattle to the
Lower Country
SUNNYSIDE, (5re., Jan. 14 Miss
Griffin, of Clover Creek, and Miss
Neeb, of Sunnyside, have returned
from their homes at Ontario, where
they spent the holidays.
Mrs. Young and family and Mr. and
Mrs. White ate New Year's dinner at
tho Dan Fackrcll home.
Mr. Young has returned from Boise,
.where he has been working the past
few weeks.
Nine of tho Red Cross members of
Sunnyside met at the school house
Saturday, where they spent the da,
in knitting and social intercourse.
Light refreshments were served dur-,
ing tho afternoon.
Geo. Lees and family and Miss
Neeb spent New Year's day at the R.
T. Epperson home. Card playinp was
tho amusement of the evening.
Oliver Sandy and Abe Lewellyn
have been taking cattle to the lower
country this week.
Marie Fahy and Doris Lees are on .
the sick list and have been absent
from school the past week.
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