THE MALHEUR ENTERPRISE, VALE, OREGON.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1918.
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PUT OFF THIS OPPORTUNITY AS THEY CANNOT LAST MANY DAYS AT THE PRESENT
BARGAIN PRICES.
Closing Out High Grade Line of Ladies 9
. Furs Prices Cut to Sell. .
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Regular Bcm-FiRE with THESE christmASj-H
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Grunts Puss Cliromo prospects nro
brighter, Guvcriimunt to give protection.
Echo R. S. Stnnflcld to winter his
sheep from two 300 tons silos load
ed with corn.
LATE PERSONALS.
I fviafiieiir County Community News
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BIG BEND I ARCADIA
Receive Long Looked for Letter Joe
Burgher dies of Diaeaae
In France.
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BIG BEND, Oregon, December 27,
Miss McDonald returned Friday from
Ontario.
F. A. and D. L. Miller returned Fri
day from Boise to which place they
accompanied their father,. Mr. Miller,
senior Is rallying nicely from an oper
ation to which he submitted.
George Hudson has been spending
some time at the Yale Sanatorium.
Misa Effie Cuthbert went to Good
ing Monday to spend the holidays
with .relatives.
Maurice, Judd is the first of our sol-Her-
boys to arrive home. He returned
Monday morning from camp Taylor
Kentucky.
Edson Stansell who has been on the
sick list recently went to Vale last
week to remain a short time at the
sanitarium.
Mr. and Mrs. George Birge received
a letter last week from their son
Lloyd who is in France. The fact that
he has been in France about five
months and this is the first' word re
ceived from him made the letter doub
ly welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Jacobs were
shopping in Caldwell Monday.
The many friends of Joe Burgher
were grieved to see his name in the
casualty list of the Statesman the
past week. It was under the heading
"Died of Disease." Word was rceived
recently from him that he was recov
ering nicqly from wounds, hence this
later news comes as a shock to his
friends.
The committees in charge of the
Christmas Roll call of the Red Cross
have been busy securing memberships
and meeting with decided success.
Their work has been somo what ham
pered by the prevalence of the flu "But
,the membership is expected to include
practically every adult in the Bend.
Miss Lois Russell went to Caldwell
Thursday to attend a reunion of form
er Roswell High School students at
the home of J. H. Low.oll.
MALHEUR CITY
Wagon Slips off Bridge, No One Scr-
iously Injured Spends "Winter
In Chicago.
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Mrs. Steve Dombey from Malheur
was visiting in Vnlo tho first of tho
week.
Everott ilotchkiss with wife and son
have returned from Big Bend to make
their hbrno in Vale.
Mrs. Geo. Horton left last Tuosday
for Tacomn where sho was called by
the death of her son, Mr. Becson
Reporter Takes Testimony
Last week Court Reporter Walker
took testimony in a number of cases
among them being Georgo W. Hanna
vs Hope Brothers; Molino Farms Com
pany va Woodward; and Nurse vs
Bullock.
Judge Dalton Biggs also heard the
case of Frye vs Frye in devorce proceedings.
MALHEUR, Oregon, Dec. 25 1918.
Christmas eve wa9 celebrated here
with a very fine entertainment by tho
school children.
Mrs. Alice Morfit, has returned
from Burnt river.
Harry Adams has arrived from one
of his jourii.ys in his walking up and
down upon the earth and his going
to and fro on ,lt.
Captain Williams is over from Cake
for the Holidays.
Mail stage is still making daily
trips to and from Baker with automo
bile. Vada Morfitt is home for Christmas.
Mrs. Sargent is spending the winte
in Chicago.
Malheur residents are enjoying
some very fine weather,
Moy Kce has returned to China after
forty year residence in Malheur.
Horace Derrick and family have
movod to Baker.
Geo. Robinson is on a trip to Baker.
Wm. Long and Clarence Barber
while hauling wood out of the moun
tains, had what almost terminated in
i very periods accident. Their wagon
'nned off the grade and turned over
i to th" canyon throwing both men
ncW I he lp:d but both escaped with
few Fmall bruises and a wagon pret
ty well broken up.
Stanfield Bros, have moved most of
tholr cattle to Jamieson where they
are feeding.
News was received this week by
Eldorado Lodge No 152 I. 0. O. F. of
which he was a member of the death
of John M, Carpenter in Texas. Mr
Carpenter formerly resided here and
his many friends mourn his death,
another victim of the influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Holdcn are
Christmas 'guests of Mrs. Williams.
Mrs. Holdcn being a daughter the re
side in Baker.
Astoria - to demand new depot of
railway company.
School to Open First of Year Flu
Cases Improved Holidays
Enjoyed By Many.
ARCADIA, Oregon December 24,
Jack Barrett who has been running a
freight truck from Murphy to Silver
City Idaho for the past Six weeks has
returned home to spend Christmas
with his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W,
Barrett.
Miss Pearl and Mary Dail have ful
ly recovered -from the flu and returned
to High School at Ontario yesterday.
E. B. Butler Sr., wife and sort Coda,
have the flu. Mrs. Butler is quite sick
but it is hoped that no complication
sets in and they will soon be up again
C. Thomas and family moved from
the Dart Long place to Ontario Sat
urday where they will live for the
winter.
Sam Henry has sold out his farm
interest of the Owyhee and is stopping
for a while with his sister. Mrs. J
C. Fleming.
Mrs. Chester Lockey and link
daughter have gone to Ontario to
spend Christmas with.Jim Lockey and
family.
Mr. Darman of Ontario was upnt
the Garrett Smith ranch seeing after
his sheep yesterday. ,
Chester Lockey, Mr. Vtfnread and
Charlie Thompson went up on the
Owyhee Thursday, to appraise spme
land.
J. C. Fleming who was confined to
his bed with grippe at the last writ
ing we'nre pleased to say is up and
around again.
J. II. Wallace came down from the
Owyhee where he had been working
on the Shoestring ditch to spend
Christmas with his old friends C W.
Barrett and family.
Orin Wallace has gone up to the
Mack Johnson Ranch to feed cattle
for Clinton and Hunt. He will move
his family up there after the holidays.
R. B. Thompson and wife spent the
day with their daughter Mrs. Ira
Dail last Thursday.
C. W. Barrett and Ira Dail went to
Vale Wednesday on business connect
cd with the Arcadia school. The
school will open the 30th.
Miss Ruth Barrett spent Friday af
ternoon with Mrs. Ruth Lackey.
Miss Lillie Hunt and Miss Ida 'Ray
of Nyssa were in this vicinity Friday
getting the few remaining ones who
had not already joined to give their
dollar for the red cross.
NEXT LOAN SHORT
New Secretory of Treasury Favors
Short Time for Fifth Lib
erty Loan.
Carter Glass, the new Secretory of
the Treasury, in a telegram to Gov
ernor James K. Lynch of the Twelth
Federal Reserve District announces
that expenditures of the government
during the fiscal year beginning July
1, 1918, exceeded nine billion six hun
dred million dollars and that expend
itures in the month of November were
nearly $2,000,000,000. In the current
month of December up to and includ
ing Dec. 16 expenditures were $1,000
000,000. It is estimated that the total
axpenditures of the fiscal year will
lie $18,000,000,000.
Secretary Glass favors short matur
ities for the Fifth Liberty Loan and
announces that the Treasury Depart
ment will continue the sale of War
Sr-ings Stamps and Certificates ii
.'i most energetic winner.
Mac Says:
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START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
BY TRYING OUR DRUG SERVICE.'
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THE KEXALL STORE
PHONE 89. YALE OREGON
WE WISH YOU EVERY
GOOD THING IN
THE NEAV YEAR
AND SINCERELY HOPE TO HELP
SERVE YOU IN OUR LINE
COWBOY
In Finest Leather Black nd
Tan patterns. You will find th
most comfortable boots you ever
slipped into and we guasantiM
their wearing qualities.
VALE SADDLERY CO.
Complate Lins of Uon's
Wsrk and Dress Shots
Makers of High Otad Har
ness and 3&&1oj
I Phone Us Your Order for CHOICE FRESH MAS A
Beef, VeaJ, Pork, Mutton Steaks, Chops, Roasts Smoked tad
Cured Meato.
, FISH OYSTERS GAM2 POULTRY.
We Also Carry Fresh Butter, Bggs and Bread
A Trial is Worth While.
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VALE, OREGON
H. Belar, Uajr.
GREETINGS ,FOR THE NEW YEAR
NOTICE TO CltrD TOR:'"
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dors!gned has been duly appointed bj
tho County Court of the State of Ore
gon for Malheur County, administra
tor of the Estate of Enoch C. Jacob'
sen, deceased, and has duly qualified
as such.
All persons having claims against
the said Estate are hereby required
to present the same to said adminis
trator at the Ontnrio National Bank
in Ontario, Oregon, within six months
from the date hereof.
Dated this 27th day of December
1918.
Oscar Jacobson, Administrator.
Clifford & Correll, Attorneys, Baker,
Oregon. Dec. 27 1918 Jan 25 1919.
To Change location
Tom Nordalc is preparing to move his
stock of now and second hand mer
chandise mut furniture from his pres
ent location to tho Wm. Rose build
ing in tho room formerly known as the
Isis hall, Tho now location has been
remodeled and Mr. Nordale expects
to be located by the first of the year.
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n House That Sells Cheap for Cash
rs Variety Store
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Make Good Checks
K. L. Imlnh the young mnn urrestcd
several days ago for passing bad
checks in Ontario was released from
custody nfter his fathor had nndo
good the money for the checks written
by the boy.
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Poultry Show Soon
The Idaho State Poultry and Pet
Stock Association will hold their an
nual show in Boise from January 0
to Jnnuery 10,
A HAPPY NEW YEAR WILL BE YOURS
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