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BROGAN NEWS ITEMS
Dance at Hall Satuday Night News
of Folks Visiting.
BBOGAN, Ore., July 25 Mrs. Eng
land is visiting her son for a few
weeks. She has Mr. Grover's little
girls with her. Alice has been visit
ing In Brogan for a month..
Reports from Boiso in regard to
Mrs. Doubrava, are encouraging.
Mr. C. Clarcnco Vandiver arrived
from Portland on Monday. She will
stay with her father and sister, Mr.
Rouse and Mrs. Ray Cole, while Van
. is- in tho service of Uncle Sam.
Mr. Struthus reports Mrs. Struthus
as improving right along.
-Mrs, Goodwin, who, with her sister
from Louiscana, have been spending
a few dnys in.Portland, returned home
on Monday. .Ilcr sister went
home.
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There is to lie n danco at the Hall
Saturday night, given by tho Ladies
of Brogan. Proceeds will be used for
tho hall debt.
KINGMAN, KOLONY NEWS
Farmers Meet to Discuss Hay Prices
Picnic Party Enjoyed.
"'KINGMAN, Ore., July 24 Rcfino
was in tho Kolony Wednesday of last
week and brought all of Kingman's
and Blodgett's hay, $15 per ton being
the price paid.
Scveml of tho men from the Kolony
expect to attend the meeting at the
Grange hall on the Boulevard Wednes
day. This is a farmer's meeting to
discuss the price of hay.
Archie Moses returned last week
from tho training camp at San Fran
cisco. Ho failed to pass tho physical
examination on account of being under
weight.
Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Guston of Poca
tella were the guests last week of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Logan. Mr. Guston,
is an old timer here and he expects
to visit Vale, Ontario, Payette, Weiser
and Huntington before returning
home.
Miss Florence Kingman gave a
party Monday to several of the neigh
borhood children in honor of her little
nephew, Kenneth Wade, it being his
birthday. And on Thursday Miss
Kingman will give an auto ride and
picnic for her neices, Betty and An
nette Blodgett, Bemice Martin, Ethel
Hickox and Nola Le Moine.
Mr. and Mrs. J.' J. Dickerson and
children of Valo spent Sunday with
Mrs. Dickerson's sister, Mrs. Le
Moine and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Smith of Aber
deen, Washington are the guests of
Mr. Smith's sister, Mrs. MacLaffcrty
and family.
Thcadoro Gunderson of Vale was
over Monday to say good-bye to his
brother, A. C. Gunderson and family,
beforo leaving for the training camp
at Camp Lewis on the 24th.
Don Sheldon and Harry Thompson
are spending a few days at Smiths'
Ferry fishing and having a good time
in general.
Dave Johnston was a business
visitor at Parma Tuesday.
Several of the farmers will begin
cutting tho second crop of hay this
week.-
BONITA NEWS NOTES
Sell Two Bands of Fat Cattle
Harvest Grain at Ironside
Will
BONITA, Ore., July 24 Mrs. L. A.
Bilyeu received a telegram Wednesday
morning stating that her son-in-law,
Arthur Hanks was in the hospital at
TO OUR HOME PEOPLE
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Wc carry a largo line of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. We
" are hero to" servo you every day in tho year. Before sonding
away or going away to trade wo would certainly like to show
you' our goods nnd quoto you prices.
Brogan Trading and Lumber Co.
J. A. Kennedy, Mgr. Brogan, Oregon
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NEW EQUIPMENT
Having recently installed n new DRY CLEANING machine
and EXTRAC OR, w now c.vpcct tho entire DRY CLEANING
business of this community. Wo feel that wo deservo your
patronajre. Wo are now better prepared than most towns of this
size to handle your cleaning, Further if tho war permits us to
stay hero wo aro going to do more. Wo are going to give tho
people of Malheur county tho best cleaning plant in Eastern
Oregon Certainly" if Valo Is deserving such a plant, this plant
is entitled to your business.
Tho DRY CLEANING machine is of the latest and most
efficient desibn, constructed with a hot water vacuum making it
possible to use hot gnsoline instead of cold making it the most
efficient machino made. .
The EXTRACTOR is likewiso very efficient as anybody can
see when they consider tho size of tho cylinder (SO Inches in
diameter) revolving at the rate of 600 revolutions per minuto,
extracting from your clothes all grease, dirt and filth which
everybody will collect in their clothes in n short time.
BRING OK SEND US YOUR WORK
VALE CLEANING WORKS
WATCH US GROW
Boise undergoing an operation. Friends
are anxiously waiting a later message.
Albert White, who was called to
tho training camp at California last
week returned homo Tuesday having
failed to pass the physical examina
tion. Lou Young nnd family, Lyman
Fackerall and wife, and Albert White
and wife left Wednesday morning fcr
the Boise country, where-they expect
to spend the winter.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dan Fackerall re
turned to the Valley Saturday. Mr.
Fackerall's sister accompanied them
for a visit:
Lou Sutherland and L. A. Bilyeu,
each disposed of n fine bunch of cat
tle and will deliver them at Brogan
the fore part of the week. C. G. Grif
fin of Valo was the purchaser.
C. O. Powell started for the Iron
side country this morning with his
header and will spend several days
harvesting for Lewis Rose.
Mrs. James Weston and sons, Frank
and James spent Wednesday at the
John Logan home.
Mr. Boyd was a business caller at
the Sutherland home Friday.
Mrs. L. R. Phelps of Jamlcson spent
Sunday and Monday at the Powell
and Watson homes, returning Tues
day. Mrs. Dan Zchner and babies, Carl
and Marino spent Thursday with Mrs.
Mabel Logan.
Anson Powell of Ironside motored
over for a short visit with his sister
Mrs. James Weston Tuesday evening.
Chas. Powell, wife and children were
Ironside visitors Wednesday spending
the day at tho Roso home.
Despite the dry season, Mr. Bilyeu
has a fine crop of raspberries, which
are just beginning to ripen.
CROWLEY NEWS ITEMS
Dance Was a Big Success Summer
Resort Popular.
CROWLEY, Ore., July 24 The
dance at Dowell's hall was- a grand
success, and a big crowd was in at
tendance.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Beers, and Miss
Rogers of Creston attended the dance,
Mr. Beers being the musician
Messrs Nichols and Spaulding of
Idaho have been visiting at the Crow
ley ranch, tho past week.
Loyd McRae and sister Mary of
Riverside attended the dance at
Dowell's hall.
Hilie McCullough, who has been
working for his uncle, Ed McCullough
has gone to his home in Idaho.
Miss Mary Corliss of Fangollano,
was visiting at the Crowley ranch
last week.
Charley Carter of Ontario wen
through here buying horses.
The new summer resort is getting
to bo a popular place. This is a fine
place for those wanting to get away
from city life for a while.
The haying season is about over.
and the hay stacks are few and for
between.
Messrs Sam Applegate, and Jack
Hansen of Idaho have been visiting
at the Crowley ranch.
The friends and neighbors of Chas.
Dowell are sorry to hear he is in the
hospital at Boise, We hope to see
pg tinaney coming nome soon.
Ml Dan Chandler and wife who have
H . been on their homestead all summer
Frank Boswell drove to Cow Valley
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Harris and
Foster Swigert were county seat cal
lers Monday.
Will Taylor and Homer Sweet went
o Vale Wednesday to report for mili
tary service having'been called In the
recent draft.
Will Jordon and wife of Greenleaf
and V. V. Hickox and family of King
man Kolony were Sunday guests In
the Bert Roberts home.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thos. Welch and
family left Monday for an outing at
Payette Lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Ferrell returned
the fore part of the week from Wash
ington. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Robinson nnd
sons arrived home Monday from Iron
side. Mr. Robinson and Wayne, ac
companied by Rex Brumbach, returned
to the hills Tuesday.
Thteshing has commenced in the
Bend and with second haying coming
on the ranchers are busy.
day.
An outing party consisting of
Misses Bessie, Norma and Irma Hope,
Clarice Edwards and Grace McDaugh
lin left Monday for a two Week's out
ing near Ironside.
Mac Stiles has returned from Baker
where he made a good record as
pitcher.
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Happenings and Doings of Vale Folks
Five Years Ago.
Editor F, M. F.egtly, of tho Jordan
Valley Express, has recently been ap
pointed City Recorder of his home
town.
Miss Ida Coffman of the United
States National Bank made, a trip to
Boise the past week.
Paul G. Freeman was one of the
fans at tho Vale-Weiser contest Sun-
Mrs. R. G. Wheeler Is visiting in
Nampa with Mr. and Mrs. F. Easter-brook.
The "Stork" loft two fine boys at
tho home of Mr, and Mrs. C. G. Mc
Cambridge of Jomieson this week,
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M. Alexander of Boise was in the
city looking after "Alexander's One
Priced Clothing Store".
Ed Baker, Malheur county sheep
grower shipped 8,000 sheep from Bro
gan to Chicago. He shipped 10,000
head from Harper a few weeks ago.
Owing to the heavy rains the Epis
copal lawn social was turned into a
house party.
City water works completely wreck
ed at the head, by a flood, it-will take
two or three days to make repairs.
Woiser-Vale ball teams played a
tie game, 3-3. Glick was the hero
and saved us from defeat.
NOTHING ELSE LIKE
IT IN VALE OREGON
There has never been anything in
Vale, with tho INSTANT action of
simple buckthorn fiark, glycerine,' etc.,
as mixed in Adler-i-ka. ONE SPOON
FUL flushes the ENTIRE bowel tract
so completely it relieves ANY CASE
sour stomach, gas or constipation and
prevents nppendictis. The INSTANT,
pleasant action of Adler-i-ka surprises
both doctors and patients. Vale Drug
Store. . ltf.
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WE INVITE YOU
To hharo tho cooling breezes from our big fans with us.
You will onjoy a game of billards on our tables in tho evenings.
Tho best of everything is served from our new fountain,
fro cqld soda waters in nil flavors. Our Root Beer id tho best
over.
Wo nlwayt have a complcto lino of tobaccos and con
fectionery for your selections.
"JIM'S PLACE"
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Cool off at our fountain.
Our soda water will even cool hol-hcadod folks,
and a stain of Mac's Cool Root Beer will make you
feel that life is worth living after all.
AfWr you have quenched your thirst tako home
these hot weather comforts:
A. ). S. Foot Soap 30c
Roiall Foot Powder 25c
Hwsull Foot Tablets .... 25c
Rttxall Tnleunis (a doren kinds) :,. 25c
Toilet Waters, per bottlo , $1.00 to $3.00
" . A. E. McGillivray
The Rexnll Store
will leave in a few days for La Grande.
Carl Sutton of Mooreville won the
red and green silk muffler for the
best dancer at Dowell's hall Saturday
night.
Mr. Goodwin of Burns is visiting at
Rush McIIargne's this week.
Ed McCullough was calling on J. K.
Venator Monday last.
Mrs. Mary Powell of Nevada is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Dutcher.
Mr. Burnett and family, and Mr.
Coder of Mooreville wcro visiting Mr.
and Mrs. McCullough of the Crowley
ranch, Friday last. j
Miss Hazel Dutcher and sister, Mrs
Mary Powell wero visiting at tho
Crowloy ranch last week.
Miss Area Mooro of Burns is visit
ing her folks at Moorevillo this week.
CRESTON NOTES
Creston Boy Arrives in France Sun
day School Resumed.
CRESTON, Ore., July 24 Mr. nnd
Mrs. W. II. Fenton and Miss Anna
Mrs. George Fenton and son Billie,
were guests at tho Rogers homo Sun
day.
Miss Cassle Donaldson of Ontario
Is visiting relatives in Creston valley.
David Regers was a passenger on
tho train Monday for Vale, where ho
will tako physical examination for
army service.
George Fenton is n Boiso business
visitor this week where ho expects to
dispose of his band of sheep.
Word has been received from Jnck
Shumwny who recently sailed for
France, that ho had arrived there
Bafoly.
After n few weeks delay of tho
Sunday school supplies they hnvo ar
rived, nnd Sunday school will be con
tinued, every body is invited to attend,
BIG BEND NEWS
Threshing Commences, Haying Finish
ed Return From Washington
. BIG BEND, Ore., July 25 Mr.
Lowell of Caldwell accompanied by
Louise and Harold McCormlck of Ros
well and Mr. McLean of Twin Falls
and Mrs. and Miss McLean of Colo
rado Springs were guests last Thurs
day evening of Miss Lois Russell,
Mr. and Mrs, G. L. Judd wero Sun
day guests of relatives near Nampa.
Mr.McGlll of Ontario finished his
work of assessing in the Bend the
nast week.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNTY COURT
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS REGULAR JULY TERM HELD JULY
5th, 6th AND 10th, 11B.'
Rilln Allowed bv the Countv Court at the Rccular July Term
Name Account of Amount
GENERAL FUND
G. C. Wall, Labor, Court House : ? 28.00
Davis & Ke3ter, County Court .". 15.50
Davis & Kester, Special Counsel - 50.00
Bender-Moss Co., County Court - 6.75
Ben J, Brown, Sheriff, Special Deputy Hire 41.28
BenJ . Brown, Collection Taxes .. 148.22
Ben J. Brown, Transportation Prisoners xuo.oo
Arthur M. Moody, Supplies Clerk : 2.G5
John R. Houston, Supplies Clerk - 34.51
Glass & Prudhomme, Supplies County School Superintendent 10.00
Glass & Prudhomme; Supplies Clerk : .'. 22.15
Compton Carbon & Ribbon Co., Supplies Clerk 3.50
Bushong & Co., Supplies Clerk 15.75
J. E. McDonnell, Deputy Assessor - 25.00
P. S. Morton, Deputy Assessor 45.15
C. M. Vnn Buren, Deputy Assessor 48.00
Dave Magill, Deputy Assessor - 7G.00
Mrs. Will J. Rnherts. Teacher's Exams 12.00
Gate City Journal, Adv. County School Superintendent 2.10
Fnv Clnrk. Office Ext). Countv School Superintendent ' 22.05
J F. Miller, Traveling Exp. County School Superintendent 4.00
City of Vale," Water - 41.00
Vale Electric Co. Lights 9.36
Malheur Homo Telephone Co., Phones & Tolls 56.25
C. H. Whitney, County Auditor 100.00
C. B. Tapp, Janitor 75.00
Vale Hardware Co., Supplies Court House .'. 2.00
Dave Chancey, Labor, Court House - 16.00
L. S. Hogan, Labor, Court House 85.76
Malheur Enterprise, Supplies & Publications ..... 47.85
Airs. John Kircher, Board Indigent . 17.00
A. tj. AlcUillivray, urugs indigent i-ov
S. E. Hnrner. Care Indigent 36.16
Juntura Mercantile Co., Supplies Indigent 30.00
Holv Rosarv Hosmtal. Care Indicrent Z7.U6
O. G. Luehrs, Drug Indigent , 27.50
R. D. Lytle, Canvassing Election 3.2.0
E. H. McDonald, Election Expenses .-. 5.00
Vale Trading Co., Supplies Election : i.uu
A. Gramse, Fruit Inspector 48.00
A. Gramse, Fruit Inspector 132.00
Dr. R. O. Payne, Coroner's Inquest - 50.00
Anson E. Powell, Water Master 17.60
Anson E. Powell, Water Master 159.45
J. A. Yeager, Sealer Weights & Measurers .-. 22.16
J. T. Hall, Bee Inspector : 20.70
I. Boydell, Registrar of Election - 2.30
C. C. Quackenbush, Registrar of Election 4.30
Lena 1 . Tillotson, uegistrar ot Election zu
J. E. Holly, Registrar of Election : 1.00
J. W. Weaver, Registrar of Election - .-. 50
D. A. Zehner. Reiristrar of Election JO
Andrew Graham. Reiristrar of Election .' 30
J. M. Addington, Registrar of Election , ." 1.00
L. L. Seward. Registrar of Election i , 40
W. W. Dowell, Registrar of Election v 40
C. M. Sterns, Registrar of Election 2.00
Chas. J. Bush, Registrar of Election 30
W. J. Hinton,- Registrar of Election 40
A. B. Cox. Registrar of Election , 50
J. E. McDonnell. Registrar of Election - - 1.30
R. L. McDonnell. Reiristrar of Election 20
Churton Woodward, Registrar of Election 20
Geo. H. Bodfish, Registrar of Election 30
V. M. Lowe, Registrar of Election ." 1.70
X. E. Littlefield, Registrar of Election 30
H. G. Joseph, Registrar of Election .-. 50
L. E. Palmer, Registrar of Election 30
Arthur M. Moody, Office Expenses 24.80
Boyer Bros. & Co., Supplies Indigent .' 74.15
Dr. W. G. Howe, Care Indigent 4.00
Anna M. Wheeler, Conducting Exnms 12.00
Ryder Bros., Supplies Indigent - 18.33
vm. E. u:es, uare indigent iz.uu
G. L. King, Justice Court - 6.15
Leonard Gillispie, Justice Court : -i 1.70
Dr. Weese & Fortner, Care Indigent 328.00
Brogan Trading Co., Supplies Indigent ... .. 30.00
J. F. Weaver, Commissioner - 66.00
M. D. Kelloy, Commissioner .,.,.7,., ... 38.00
Norma Hope, Conducting 8th Grade Exams . ........ 9.00
Dr. J. T. Rees. Cornor 25.00
Gluss & Prudhomme. Snnlies Clerk 7.25
Emma McGivern Clemo, Conducting 8th Grado Exams. .......................... 9.00
ROAD FUNDS '
Ontario Auto Co., Supplies, General Road R. D. No ,? 32.50
J. A. Randolnh. Repairs. General Road 8.75
.Standard Oil Co., Supplies General Road, R. D. No. 1 25.85
Standard Oil Co., Supplies, uenerai uoati, . u. no. i .. u.i-i
Standard Oil Co., Supplies, R. D. No. 1 . 34.68
J. A, Walters, Labor, R. D. N. 1 71.00
V. V. Hickox, Labor, R. D. No. 0 09.00
K. N. Dahle, Labor, R. D. No. 9 - 242.00
W. J. Hinton, Labor, R. D. No. 11 209.88
G. A. Turemnn, Labor, R. D. No. 11 17.50
W. A. Turemnn, Labor, R. D. No. 11 -,. 37.50
D. A. McFadden. Labor, R. D. No. 13 . 9.50
T. Chas. Pritchard, Labor, R. D. No. 14 ?. ,. 140.00
J. A. Randolph, Supplies and Labor, R. D. No. 15 " 14.00
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230.25
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27.50
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82.50
30.00
20,00
80.00
96.00
27.00
25.00
68.00
30.00
120.00
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148.25
40.00
160.60
SPECIAL
SALE
ON ALARM CLOCKS
Call and see the values we are offering f or
J. A. Randoluh. Renalrs. R. D. No. 15
uoiso-rayette Lumber uo., supplies, u. u. xo. m
J. A. Newton, Labor, R. D. No. 20
Owen Hall, Uibor, Uenerai
Owen Hall. Labor. R. D. No. 1
Owen Hall, Labor, General
W. G. Hall, Labor, R. D. No. 1
Clarence Swasher, Labor, R. D. No. 1
Clarence Swasher, Labor, General .
G. B, Smith, Labor. R. D. No. 1
S. L. Bull, Labor, General
S. U Ball. Labor. R. D. No. 1
S. L. Ball, Labor, General
ChnB. Bceler. Labor. R. D. No. I
Chas. Heeler, Labor, General
J. O. Peterson, Labor, R. D. No. 1
A. S. Richoy, Lnbor, R. D. "No. 10 .
S. H. Rose labor, R. D. No. 2
B. F, Farmer, Expenses, General - -
E. L. Gaul, Labor, R. D. No. 18
U. S. Plumbing & Heating Co., Supplies, General
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Stoneware Season
This is the season for Stoneware. We have a
large assortment. Jars from 1-2 gallon to 20
. gallons each. Churns, Mixing Bowls, Bean Pots,
and Slop Pails. ,
The House That' Sells Cheap for Cash
,At
Mc Kays Variety Store
Vale, Oregon
We Want' To Do Your Printing
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VALE
LEAVES VALE
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ARRIVES ONTARIO
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LEAVES VALE
4:30 P. M.
ARRIVES ONTARIO
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LEAVES ONTARIO
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HEADQUARTERS
VALE Propst Jewelry and Confectionery Store, Phone 48.
ONTARIO Moore Hotel, Phone 1.
ONE WAY $1.00.
Cool Lunches
For Hot Days
We handle everything in the" cold lunch line
and keep it cool.
Minced Ham 30c
Lunch Loaf , 40c
Boiled Ham 60c
, Dried Beef 60c
Portland Bread 2 for 25s
Crackers and Cookies
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Vale, Oregon
A. II. Chester, Prop.
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5 PER CENT DISCOUNT
AT THIS STORE
ON ALL PURCHASES YOU CARRY HOME.
This discount is taken off your bill at the
end of each month.
Our slock of Staple and Fancy Groceries
is complete.
AH The Standard Brands
Fresh vegetables in every Saturday:
Cabbage, Cauliflower, Spinach, Onions and
Lettuce.
Full line of canned goods, cookies and crackers
You Save Money When You Buy of Us.
Diven and Company
Formerly "M. P. Co."
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