SATURDAY, JULY 27, ifllfl
THE MALHEUR ENTtittPRtsE
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iVeitfs Brevities
Oklahoma Folks Tour A big tour
ing car containing seven people from
Oklahoma passed thru Vale Monday
morning bound for the coast. They
were having1 a jolly time and con
siderable good luck, so- far they had
not had a single puncture or a blow
out.
Two Boys Volunteer Two Malheur
county young men considerably below
the draft age wrote a letter to head
quarters stating their desire to join
the Marines. Witln three days from
. that date the telegraph lines were
kept busy. Medical examination was
made and transportation followed by
Wire and Burton Pickle and Claud
Griffith left Sunday evening for Port
land. - Brother of Receiver Dies Receiver
of the United States Land Office, M.
N. Fegtley, Monday morning received
a telegram conveying the news that
his brother, John J. Fegtley of Witch
ita, Kansas, died very suddenly Sun
day evening of apoplexy. Mr.
Fegtley was a very prominent mason
of Kansas and held many positions of
honor within the gift of the order.
Ho also had large business interests, j
Distance makes it impractical for Re
ceiver, Fegtley to leave in time to at
tend the funeral.
To Boise Mr. and Mrs. John Nor
wood of Jamieson passed thru Vale
Tuesday and stopped for a few hours
visit on their way to' Boise where
they will spend several days.
Camp Grounds Full Nearly every
evening this week from two to five
carloads of people have occupied the
free camp grounds. License numbers
read from the for east to California's
southern most cities.
Horses and Cattle for Sale C. G.
Griffin of Vale has cattle and horses
for sale and is in the market to buy
good fat beef cattle. Call at the Vale
Livery and Feed Stables.
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For Hauling See
Vale Transfer
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R. M. Beach, Prop
OFFICE AT VALE DRUG
STORE
Aulo Truck, All Kinds of
Drayage and Transfer Work
Promptly Done.
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RESIDENCE 103
LOTS OF GOODS
OF ALL KINDS
You con find nearly every
article .needed in and around
your home, farm, office or store
among our big sfock of merchan--dise
now on hand.
IT PAYS TO SAVE
It is your duty to save all
you can. Second Hand Goods
save you money, and conserve
the nation's labor. Buy from us
and you will save plenty to buy
W. S. S.
RAWHIDE HALTERS
A fine lot of good halters nt
a real bargain price.
"If Vou Don't Buy From US.
We Both lose, That'n All."
THOS. B.NORDALE
Second Hand Merchandise
Vale Oregon
DELICIOUS FOUNTAIN SPECIALTIES
We give this department of business critical inspection and supervision.
Our store is roomy nice and cool, we try to make it pleasant. We use nothing
but the best. We give the best service possible and we certainly appreciate
the generous patronage. Just continue to make this your home.
A SUGGESTION: TRY OUR BANANA SPECIAL at 25c
Our list of ices, sundaes, and thirst quenchers includes large varieties
of delicious combinations which experience has demonstrated to ' be very
popular. You will soon find upon visiting our fountain many little "choice
palatable and inviting dishes that appeal to you.
Our'Mint Freeze, 15c; Lover's Delight, 20c; Nut Sundaes at 20c; as well
as many other on our menu are extraordinary not accidental.
A large line of Cool and Tempting Drinks at 5e and 10c
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8h.aU nr NYAL Preaact.
bought at thU stare, fall la zW
fall atUfaft!ny aor maaay
will b pramsll mauled with
out ourstWn.
of Local Inteiest
Goes To Seaside A. E. McGillivray
left Sunday for Portland and Seaside
to spend a few days vacation with
Mrs. McGillivray and children who
have been in Portland for several
wceksJ Little Nigel McGillivray who
was seriously ill when taken to Port
land in May has very much improved.
Judge Biggs in Baker Judge Biggs
was called to Baker Tuesday in re
sponse to a request of Judge Ander
son. At the time of leaving Judge
Biggs did not know exactly what
would be expected of him, but like
the good Samaritan ho responded to
duty.
War Saving Stamps Payments Due
Chairman Houston desires the En
terprise to notify purchasers of Warj
Savings Stamps that the July pay
ments are due and desires them to call
and got their receipts.
Receiving Back Pay Railroad men
were made happy this week by re-
ceiving their additional extra pay
which was, awarded several months
ago. This additional increase amount-
ed to 25 per cent. Secretary McAdoo
has made a strong plea for the men
to invest this mony in either bonds
or war saving b amps. March and
niuu tiictna win ue lurwuiueu laier.
Since June the regular monthly pay
ments cover tho increase.
Sock Directions Printed The Vale
Chapter Red Cross has had a number
of printed slips made of the directions
for sock knitting which are greatly
appreciated among beginners "as well
as experienced knitters,
Son Born Near this city on Tues
day, July 23,1918 to Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson a son.
Glenn Mustard in France MrsrL.
J. Mustard of Westfall while in Vale
this week received a card from her
son Walter Glenn Mustard saying that
he had arrived safely in France. His
address is Company A. 348 M. G. Bn.
American Expeditionary Forces.
THE MEAT COURSE.
B'
RAISED BEEF Oil POT ROAST.
Brown tlio meat on all surfaces,
place lu closely covered kettle or
other receptacle with smull quantity of
water uud flavoring vegetables, such as
onion, carrot, etc., and cook until ten
der, lirownhig the meat helps to keep
In the juices. The slow cooking In wa
ter nnd steam makes for tenderness.
Casserole Itonst. A casserole may bo
Improvised by using n heavy earthen
ware dish covered with a plate. Brown
round or rump of beef lu fat from a
slice of fried pork. Place In casserole
with chopped carrot, turnip, onion, eel
cry. etc.. around It. Add two enpfuls
of water or stock, cover nnd cook lu.l
hot oven three -hours, basting occa
sionally. Meat Pie. Meat pies are made most
satisfactorily by first cooking the meal
nnd vegetables as for n stow. Line a
pan, earthenware dish or casserole with
biscuit dough rolled fairly thin. Putin
the meat, vegetables and gravy, cover
with dough uud bake In a hot oven.
.Meat Turnovers. Place any chopped
cooked meat available on circles of
biscuit dough about the size of a saucer.
Fold the 'dough over tho meat, crimp
the edges and bako In a hot oven. Veg
etables may be combined with the meat
lining as desired, and the whole may
bo .served with gravy.
Veal or Beef Birds. Cut very thin
meat. Into roughly rectangular pieces
of a sufficient size for individual serv
ings. Place on each a stuffing of bread
crumbs, seasoned with chopped onions
and other flavoring vegetables nnd
herbs. Fold or roll up tho moat and
skewer In placo with toothpicks. Brown
the rolls In fat. remove and make gravy
from tho fat. flour and stock If avail
able. Place tho rolls In the grnvy and
cook slowly until tender In a covered
baking dish, a steamer or a flrelcss
cooker.
OUR ICE CREAM
THE VALE DRUG STORE
A. H.OKMK, Mgr.
SOCIETY COLUMN
Social Functions Enjoyed
by People of Vale.
Entertains Bridge Club
Mrs. R. G. Wheeler very delightfully
entertained the members of the after
noon bridge club at her home on Wed
nesday afternoon. The meeting was
a special social day and much enjoyed
by members and guests present. Four
tables enjoyed the afternoon at bridge
and several ladies brought their knitt
ing and passed the afternoon hours.
Light refreshments were -served at the
close of the afternoon the hostess be
ing assisted by Mrs. R. D. Lytic.
Dance for Soldier Boys
The Knights of Pythias were hosts
Tuesday evening with a dance in
honor of the drafted men who left the
following day for Camp Lewis. Pro-
cccds of the dancc were Put to tho
patriotic use of buying war Saving
Stamps. A largo crowd of towns-
People and out of town friends of the
bys enjoyed the evening together.
Plung Party
- rrnW(i nf vnllnir fit!, pn!nt
Plunj? Party at the nal, Tuesday
pvnninf
The affair was arranged for
Miss Francis Hornbeck who leaves
soon to make her home in Boise.
CHURCH-CHOIR
Sunday Services, Choir
Meetings, Etc.
METHODIST CHURCH
Pastor W- J. Luscombo
Sunday Services
10 A. M. Sunday School.
11 A. M. Preaching "Fixing over
Cripples.
7 P. M. Christian Endeavor.
8 P. M. Preaching "Tho Bible Idea
of Sin."
A cordial .invitation is extended to
our fellow citizens to worship with us.
ISOLATED TRACT SALES
Vale Land Office Did Quite a Busi
ness on Tuesday.
There were eight bidders for iso
lated tracts at the Vale Land Office
Tuesday. As a result "Uncle Sam"
has' $2000 and the following pur
chasers have in all 640 acres of land.
The government nppraismcnt ranging
from $2 to $4.50 per acre. G. F.
Wildhaber of Vale purchased 120
acres; William Lambert, " of Jordan
Valley, 40; W. S. Maher of Jordan
Vall6y, 40; L. H. Homewood of Unity
GO; Jos O. Hardman o Unity, 1C0;
K. L. Sizemore, Juntura, 80; J. A.
jovrenfe, Ironside, 120 and G,
Dickson of Ironside 80 acres.
R.
Auto's In Demand
H. E. Young of the Eastern Oregon
uto Company with headquarters in
Vale, and a branch house in Ontario
'ias made tho following sales during
he past six weeks. D. B. Ramey,
Owyhee, Franklin; John M. McNulty,
Watson, Vclie; A. L. Cockrum, On
tario, Hudson; Alex Wade-, Owyhee,
Buick; G. Groot, Owyhee, Buick; M.
L. Echols, Ontario, Buick; O. G. Leu
hrs, Ontario, Buick; Walter Worsham,
Malheur, Buick; A. D. Morely, Owyhee
Buick; Forest Jones, Juntura, Buick;
Jack Fairman, Westfall, Buick; Dr.
W. J. Weese, Ontario, Buick; II. Ward,
Nyssa, Buick; Claud Davis, Maxwell;
John Irwin, Jamieson, Ford; W. T.
Tenn, Owyhee, Buick; R. W. Doughar
ty, Malheur, Buick; H. C. Smith, On
tario, Ford.
TO THE PUBLIC
Take notice that on and after the
1st day of August 1018, the business
now operating as the Juntura Mercan
tile Company of Juntura, Oregon will
be carried on by John U. Hoffman of
said place. It.
IS SOLID
Vale Personal
Tom Kahoutf Jordan Valley mer
chant made a visit to Vale this week
nttendlng and speaking at the lunch
con Tuesday.
Robert Ridgely motored down from
Jamieson Sundny afternoon.
Floyd McRae of Riverside was down
on business Monday.
Arthur Palmer was up from Wat
son the first part of the week.
W. R. Acton of Jordan Valley was
in, Vale a few days this week stopp
ing at the Drexel while here.
E. L. Ashcraft was registered at
.the Drexel Monday from Parma.
Walsey McEwen of Crowley stopped
at the Drexel a- few days tho first of
the week.
G. A. Trucman and wife of Ironside
were week-end guests in Vale.
E. L. Sizemoro was down from Jun-
tura Monday and Tuesday attending
to business in Vale.
W. S. Maher and wife were up from
Jordan Valley on business the first
of tho week and stopped at tho Drexel
while here.
Ivan Oakes was in town a few
minutes from Jamieson Tuesday.
A. C. Gunderson was over -from
Nyssa Tuesday and Wednesday with
his brother, Ted Gunderson who left
J with the draft contingent Wednesday.
Mrs. Irwin Moudy left Wednesday
noon for Raymond, Washington to bo
with her husband who is stationed
there with the spruce division.
H. C Baugh and wife formerly Miss
Hattio Pickle of . Vale, are visiting
in Vale this week from Boise.
Miss Inez Palmer, Myrtle Griffith
nnd George Palmer of Watson have
been visiting in Valo the past several
days.
C. L. Crandall has returned from a
business trip to Salt Lake City.
Albert White and wife of Bonita
have gone .to Idnho to remnin until
next spring.
Mr. Woodcock a prominent stock
man of Malheur was doing business
here this week.
I. M. Hughet of Burns has been in
tho .valley several days interviewing
our hay growers. He is in the mar
ket for quite a quantity.
Manager Oakes of tho Molino Farm
Co. of Jamieson purchased a new
binder from tho V. T. Co., this week.
Harvesting will soon be . tho order of
the day on that farm.
J. L. Pope the Jamieson merchant
received a car of coal this week.
Judge Davis returned tho latter
part of last week from BIuo Mountain
Springs, where ho spent a few days
vacation. Mrs. Davis and son and
daughter remained over another week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan of Pendleton are
guests in Vale with their daughter,
Mrs. T. T. Nelson.
Mrs. Bussy is visiting friends in
Payette.
James Morfitt one of the active live
wires of the V. T. Co., is taking a
vacation. He will visit Malheur City
and Walla Walla- before returning.'
Mr. and Mrs. Eames have left for
Tacoma to spend several months. They
expect to return later."
Don Oxman has left for Presidio,
California where he will enter nn of
ficer's training camp.
Mrs, James Lawrence left Tuesday
in auto for Baker where the family
will make their future home. Mrs.
P. C. Oxman drove the car and will
visit in Durkec before returning.
Father Moriarty of Juntura was in
Vale Tuesday while enroute to the
Sanatarium at Hot Lako to visit a
friend who was very sick.
C. G. Griffin has resumed the
personal supervision of the Vale
Livery and Feed Stables, which ho
owned for many years
James Harvey is in charge of the
V. T. Co. garage while A. J. Kesslcr
is taking his vacation.
County Clerk Arthur Moody, A. J.
Kessler, Andy Rose, nnd F. B. Zutz
ore enjoying their ijuraraer outing bz
Payette fakes.
Rev. II C. Hansen of Nyssa was
calling on fripnds in Vaic Wednesday.
Virgil Stuples was up from Ontario
Tuesday looking after business mat
ters in Vale.
Miss Helen Mueller spent tho first
of the week in Ontario at the Clagett
home.
'Mrs. J. E, Lawrence and II. R. Dun
lop were week-end guests at the Dun
lop cottage at Pa yctto ' Lakes where
Mrs. Dunlop and Dr. Florence Dunlop
aro spending their vacation,
'John Boawell was over from Big
Bend last week attending to busi
ness connected with his store.
F. IL-Townley, sheemnn of Watson
was a business visitor in Valo Wednes
and Local News
tura were registered at the Drexel
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Smith and Mrs. Abble
Morfitt of Malheur City were in Vale
Wednesday to bid farewell to George
Smith who left for tho training camp!
Dave Rogers of Crcston was in Vale
Tuesday. Mr. Rogers has been Work
ing in tho hay fields tho past cutting
season.
D. E. McDonnell of Jordan Valley
who left with tho drafted men Wed-
nesday was in Valo a few days this
week visiting friends.
C. Laca of Jordan Valley came up
the first of tho week to bo in readi
ness to leave for Camp Lewis Wednes.
day.
C. W. Parrott sr. of Ironsido was a
Vale business visitor the first of tho
week nnd mado headquarters at the
Drexel.
Frank Daus was over from Parma
Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Edmusnson of
Westfall were in Valo Tuesday and
,
w eunesaay.
Jack McConn'ell a sheepman of
Nyssa was a Vale visitor Saturday.
Bert Stacy who) is ranging his cat
tle in the Kalnbow district was in
Vale Saturday purchasing supplies.
N. B. Matthieson who has mining
interests near Malheur City and a
former well-known Malheur county
resident has returned to his home nt
Emmett, Idaho, after a brief stop in
Vale.
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith returned
to their home at Ironsido by auto
Saturday.
James Lawrence who recently sold
his farm at Ironside and is now a
resident of Wilda, Idaho was in Vale
Saturday on business.
Mrs. John Houston and children
OREGON' MINERAL PRODUCTION
Seventy-Six Mines Gold, Copper and
Silver Produce $2,270,874.
Government figures compiled by
Chas. G.. Gale of tho U. S. Ceological
survey have been issued on the mineral
production of Oregon for the year
1917, which shows there are 76 gold,
silver and copper mines- in the state
which produced $2,270,874, being $G5G
604 less than 191G. There wero 32
less mines operated than in the pre
vious' year.
The placer mines produced $727,
3G5 and quartz $764,432 in gold. 2,
474,487 pounds of copper from Baker
and Josephine counties, tho balance
of the state only producing 1000
pounds. Of tho 125,656 fine ounces
of silver Baker county was first pro
ducing 100,663, Grant next with 23,-'
052 ounces.
Of tho total mineral value of the
state of $2,270,874, Baker county pro
duced $1,689,601, Josephino next with
370,981, Grant third with $150,715,
leaving scattered over tho state in
nino counties $53,500.
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ATTRACTIONS g
5 ONTARIO, OREGON
Sunday, July 28
"BREAKERS AHEAD"
VIOLA DANA
Pathe News'
Mon. and Tucs., July 29-30
"LEST WE FORGET"
RITA JOLIVET
A big 8 reel special pro-
...... duction.
The International Star and
Survivor of the
LUSIATANIA.
Wed. and Thur., July 31
and Aug. 1
WILLIAM FARNUM
in
"True Blue"
Special feature production
of 6 reels
..Fri. and Sat., Aug. 2-3..
WILLIAM S. HART
in
"Blue Blazes Rawden"
Fox Film Comedy
"There's Many a Fool"
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Licensed Embalmer
and
Funeral Director
UP-TO-DATE
UNDERTAKING
PARLORS
Hearse Service
Fine Line of Undertaking
Supplies
Plioni 77 Vale, Or.
have returned from a vacation out
ing at Ironside.
Miss Lconn Mansur, Mazic Hope,
Maude and Lois King motored to On
tario in the Mansur car Wednesday
evening to bid friends in the July 24th
cntrainment goodbye.
Missf Gertrudo Leiish of Weiser is
a guest at tho Mansur homo in-'Vale
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boswell and
family wore in Ontario Wednesday
evoning.
"LEST WE FORGET"
This magnificent production gives
in immortal man America's reason
for making war upon tho Hun. It
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wives, Piofcssional men nnd everyone who desire a brief and effective
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mation and helpful suggestions in tho For Sale, Wanted, Found, Lost,
Strayed, For Rent and other sections.
The most widely read section of the ENTERPRISE, this department
will place your locals where people look for them, where they will
bripg the best results, and whero no one will be offended in reading
them.
Price one cent per word per insertion; minimum charge 25 cents, 25
cents extra for making engraved brand.
FOR SALE
RACH FOR SALE Willow Stock
Ranch for salo or will trodo for in-
como property. Inquire of G. W.
Haw, Jamieson, Oregon. May25-tf.
CATTLE FOR SALE Wo havo on
hand 6C0 head of good Idaho cows
and yearlings all short horns and
whito face. In good condition and
priced riuht. Wo also deal in horses.
mules, stallions nnd jacks. A. Mc
Williams, Ontario, Oregon. 2-16-tf.
FOR SALE OR RENT Irrigated
Alfalfa Stock Ranch fully cquiped.
Crop payments. Inquire J. H. W. care
of Malheur Enterprise. July 13-3t.
FOR RENT To reliable people,
four room house with barn in Hope's
addition to Vale. $8.50 per month.
Will also sell or trade. Inquire Frank
Johns, Parma, Idaho. July20-6t.
FOR SALE One registered Hol-
stein Bull. Sonic good Holstcin cows
and some young stock. Inquire of F.
J. Ticknor, Valo R. F. D. Jul.6-31p.
FOR SALE Three Show Cases.
Inquiro at tho Postoffice News Stand.
July G-tf.
FOR SALE 3 Studcbaker wagon
in good condition. See Tom Nordale
at Second Hand Store. July 13 3tp.
FOR SALE Gcntlo pony, will drive
or ride. Apply to Wynne LuscombS,
Vale, Oregon. . 8tp.
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FOR SALE 160 'acres, 102 under
ditch, good water right, fine soil. Ad
joinging land producing 6 to 8 tons
alfalfa. 2 room house and barn. Price
$3500.00. Good terms. O, E. Carman.
Adv. tf.
FOR SALE For $500.00 less than
it cost and $1000.00 less than it can
bo replaced for, a 5 room houso with
bath, cement foundation, in good lo
cation. Price $1500.00, $500.00 down.
Now is tho time to buy Vnlo property.
0. E. Carman. tf.
FOR SALE About 80 acres un-
suveyed land on island 2 miles
northeast of Nyssa. All necessary
buildings, fine big pumping plant,
plenty of small fruit, family orchard
and very best of land which can easily
bo mads to produce over 200 tons of
at placo or address Box 42, Nyssa,
Oregon. July 20-2tp.
ATITn STRNSt "T.Wnao AnnlleH
For" slims nrintcd on enrd board for
that new car. 10c each at Enterprise
Office. C-9.
ESTRAY NOTICE Sorrel mare,
branded "W" on right shoulder,
weight about 1000 lbs, Whito stripes
in face. . May havo colt with her
Notify John Koane, Bonita, Oregon.
July 6.-4t.
JUST ARRIVED
This week by express a belated lot of stylish
Silk and Chetta Skirts, the latest in style and
are priced right to move at once.
ALSO a new line of ladies Summer Waists
these are extraordinary in everything except
the price.
MEN and BOYS try our cool Summer
Shirts.
Always a complete line of everything good
to eat.
We now handle the Famous "Butter-Nut" bread,
Fresh Every Day.
FREEMAN'S STORE
Vale Oregon
W. S. S. Will Help Win the War.
shows graphically the sinking of that
great, ship, the Lusitanis, resulting In
a wholcsalo slaughter of tho innocent.
The presence of Charles Frohman on
that ill-fated Journey has now become
a matter of history. By his side was
Rita Jolivet, who has given to the
world not only his last immoral words,
but also the present mighty photo
drama of which she is the star.
About the sinking of the Lusitania
has been woven a noble story, showing
conditions of the period both in Ameri
ca nnd in war-torn Europe, and an
exquisite romance gives a tender hu
man note to this great spectacle, the
most powerful photographic document
of the war. This film to bo shown at
tho Dreamland, Ontario, July 29 and
30.
ADVERTISING
VALE AND MALHEUR COUNTY
LOCATION NOTICES for sale at
tho Enterprise Office for Nitrates,
Oil and Minerals of all kinds, also'
Proof of Discovery and Assessment
Work Blanks. Mar. 2-tf.
TOWNSHIP Blue Prints corrected
to date. Mado by John E. Johnson,
Hayes Building (diagonally across
from Court House,) Vole, Oregon.
FOUND Six Bucks branded Horse
shoo with a dot in centre. Same can
be obtained by applying to Dave Mac
Larcn at Juntura, Oregon and paying
the pasture bill against them. It
FOR RENT The Henry G. Guild
house; 5 rooms nnd bath, two screened
porches. Apply to Bruce R. Kcster.
July 13 tf.
FARM LOANS
RANCH Loans, 20 yrs. Rural Credit
Hay and General Fire Insurance.
C. C. MUELLER, Real Estate
1st Natl. Bank Bldg.. Vale Oregon.
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PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
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DOCTORS
EDGAR S. FORTNER, M. D.
' Physician nnd Surgeon
OFFICE HOURS
9 to 12 and 2 to 5
Offico over First National Banlc
Telephone No. 83 J. Ontario,.Ore.' on
OSTEOPATHS
Dr. Pauline Sears Dr. Harriet Sears
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Graduates of American School of
Osteopathy, Kirksvllle, Mo.
1st Building North of Vale Drug Store
ATTORNEYS
n. C. EASWIAM
Attorney and Councellor at Law
U. S. Bank Bldg.
Phono 248
Vale -:- Oregon
I?. G. Wheeler R. D. LyUe
WHEELER & LYTLE
Practice in all
Courts nnd U. S. Land Office
Collections
Nelson Bldg. -:- Vale, Or?.
Geo. E. Davis Bruce R. Kester
DAVIS & KESTER
Valo, Oregon i
Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law
Nelsen Bldg, -:- Vale, Oro.
Julien A. Hurley G. A. Hurley
HURLEY & HURLEY
Attorneys and Counsellors-at-Law '
Nelsen Bldg. -:- Vale, Ore.
ENGINEERS
JOHN E. JOnNSON
Pioneer Engineer and Surveyor of
Malheur County
Blue Prints and Platting
Hayes Building -:- Vale, Oregon
day,
John P. and Martin Joyce of Jun