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Peanut Huttcr nt Snundors
Bro's. ad,
I have no cilven for sale. Ed
Hartley. ad
Ulmor lbyor of Snake river
was in town Monday.
A number of traveling men
visited this town Wednesday.
Got a Butterick Spring Quar
terly, lifje. Saunders Bro'p. - -ad.
For Sale- Two good milch cows,
will he fresh soon. ISd Simonis.
-adfl " '
A 10-lb girl arrived at the homo
of Mr. and Mrs Sum Shoemaker,
Sunday.
Harry Mason returned to his
camp in Norfolk. Virginia, Ir.st
Friday.
For Sale Five ton of third crop
alfalfa. Inquire .1. Jamison, New
Bridge, Oro.adUt
Will be in I'ichland on Friday
and Saturday, February 21, and
22. Dr. M. D. Fleming.
A number of Jingle Valley cit
izens arc courting in Baker this
week. Some as witnessos.otheis
as jurymen,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stone und
baby have arrived home from
Portland where they have spent
the past fe.v months.
" Now is the time to look after
your wells and pumps. 1 carry a
full lino of supplies, also spray
pumps. Shop next door to tele
phone ollice. 0. A. Corson. ad
Owing to the condition of the
weather I have not had my stage
Hue in operation, but as soon as
the weather permits I will begin
tho regular service. Look for
my ad in this paper. Sam Irwin.
W. Il. Saunders attended the
Boise Valley Shorthorn Breeders'
Assn. first annual sale at Cald
well last Friday. The stock sold
at very reasonable figures, Lady
Frances G77537, coming four
yenrs old, bringing tho highest
price, $100.
Friends of tho News who havo
occasion to publish legal adver
tisements in settlement of estates
or other probate matters or in
cases in the district court w!U do
this paper a favor by directing
their attorney or the county of
ficial having such matters in
charge to have such publication
made in The Eaglo Valley flows.
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Sttjdonls-'got Palmar tycjhjd
Paper, Saunders Broa.--ad,
Miss Fern Chandler returned to
her duties as teachc o the Daly
Creek school Monday,! r ' j
Will bo in Richland on Friday
und Saturday,' February 2Ul and
22'd. Dr. M.' D. Fleming.
20 tons )iay at $15 per tonjgoqd
feeding place, good water; throe
tulles wdst of Richlarid. E. l
Masterson'o ranch. ad
Uarnoy Eidson qndgon Denver,
have mudo a record tho past tw6
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wui'KB in niiiHUMity aim uuiivuruiK
(fo sheep Iced racks for W. J. and
John Donis) py a n d Noble 1 Iol'com b.
On Mopdoy Joo Moorehead was
down from his home (Honeyr
moon Cottage) on upper Eaglp
Creek and made a friendly call at
tin's office.
Stray sorrel colt (about g-yrs-old)
broke into my feed lot a few
weekB ago. Owner my havo sumo
by paying feed bill und advertis
ing charges. J, It. Lee, Rich
land, Oregon, nd
All persons knowing them
selves to be indebted to mo please
come in and settle up at once. I
borrow my money at the bank to
run my business, you please (Jo
the same. C. C. Maorj. ad
Theodore Holcqmb arrived home
Saturday. He was without doubt
the youpgtst volunteer from
Eastern Oregon if not the whole
state. Theodore was but 15 yeare
of age when he enlisted, and vill
not be .10 for some tjme yet. He
served eight months in the medi
cal department and was mustered
out at Louisville, Ky.
Stray horse has been in my
field more than eight weeks. Bay
with black mane and tail, white
spot in forehead, weight abuut
1200; around three years oh:
Owner may have same by paying
feed bill and for advertising. W
E. Martin, New Bridge, ad
For Sale A No. 1 Durham
milch cow, will be fresh this
month; price $80 would bring
that much for beef as she is
large animal. Also have a 31-2
inch John Deere iron clad moun
tain wagon to trade for lighter
wagon. John W. Patterson. ad2t
Tho following directors were
plectcd at the annual meeting of
the Dry Gulch Ditch Co. held last
Thursday: Gordon Hoover, B. H.
Goodwin, Rudolph Guyor, Fred
Simonis and J. B, Lee. It was
voted to pay oil' this fall, tho
$21,000.00 indebtedness against
the corporation.
Alfred Barber and Ira Bradford
arrived home Saturday having
been mustered out at Camp
Lewis, They served in the 91st,
Division and havo been in France
the past six months. They were
within hearing distance of tha
big guns when the fighting stop
ped. Walter Jones oi tne same
division, was also let out but went
on to Woisor whore his wife is
stopping.
Call for Bids.
Sealed bids will be rocoived up
until 10 o'clock Feb. 22, 1919, for
cleaning tho Wnterbury & Allen
Ditch from tho head of said ditch
to the end of the old incorpor
ation at old Bennehoff place.
Bids will also be received at the
same time for building a concrete
headgato and waste tap.
Address bids to M. A. Bennett,
Sec'y Waterbury & Allen Ditch
Co,, Richland, Oregon. ad3t
Mrs, Elso Barbpr was a b.tjai
nesa visitor in Baker thin week,
W. B. WrightcampJn Wednes
day from h)s borne at Modesto,
California.
For Sap- About J2000 Progres
sive Evcrbsnring strawborry
plants at $2,00 per 100. Louis
Hartley, ad
Card of Thanks.
Words cannot express our grat
itude to the people of Eagle Val
ley for the kindness phowi us
during the illness jnd death of
our balovod htjsband j&nd father.
Mrs, Roy Lcep and children.
Card of Thanks.
Wo wish to extend our heart
felt thanks tp the kind friends
and neighbors for the kindness,
and sympathy shown us during
the sudden dpath and burial of
pur little eon and brother,
Rowland Woods,
Myrtle Woods,
Orvillo Woods,
The Sunday School lesson for
February 10th is found in Psalms
119:33-40 and Exodus 2: 1-17
under J-he'titlo "The Command
ments in Modern Life." The ad
ditional material is found in Ja3.
2: 8, 9, 12-17. The Golden Text
is Luke 10: 27. Bo sure to study
Christ's application of the Jewish
law to the Jews of this time, and
James interpretation of the Law
under the perfect law of liberty
in the dispensation of the Holy
Spirit.
J. M. Johnson.
-YOUR EYES-
If Ihcy are giving you any
trouble don't fail to visit the
i
Dr. M. D. Fleming,
the optometrist of Boise, who
will be at the Richland Hotel on
Friday and Saturday, February
21stand22pd. - - - -.
DRY GULCH DITCH CO,
Richland, Oregon.
NOTICE
Notlco iriJNfiiUy nivtMi that ntn nicot
ine of tho )llfvclrii hold on tho Sth day
of Fob. 1IU0 two a? if ftiionts wore lovi:d
to ho p.iid (tiirhtK tho 'ii8iiliig"'yt'nr. Tho
Hrel iisbefBitiunt U for fiOc per ehuru
levied on tho capital stork- of tho cor
poration payable Aiijmt, 1st, 1919 to J.
Hoscoo I.co, Sec. at hid homo. Any
stock upon which thin assessment may
rtMiiaili unpaid on Aiu,'. 7th, 1911) will ho
dtfllnqnent and advertised for salo at
publio auction and iuiIh payment is
made uoforo will be a M Oct. l(, 1910 to
pay tho delinquent asseeament together
with th'j coat of advertising and oxpenso
of sale. Tho second aFtesHnient is for
an additional levy of f.07 on tho capi
tal stock of tho corporntinu, payable now
at any titnu up to Nov. lf, 1919, said as.
eossmunt to ho pnid.I. Hoscoo Loo, Sec.
at his home. Any Hock upon which
thin assessment may remain unpaid on
Nov. 10, 1919 Will bo delinquent and ad
vortisod for salo at public auction, and
unless payment Is mado bofoio will bo
so'd Dec. 27, 1919 to poy tho dollhqueut
aeaeestnont together with tho coat of ad
vertising and oxpenso ol the b1o. This
Us( u86esement is to meet tho mortungo
on tho dforOBMid ditch toCother with tho
Interest that will hay Accrued by tho
nd of tho year.
Fob, 13, Mch.13.
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"Somewhere m toe West"
"llicrc H 1cviHoj,inwU ou ,ln J0I9 Hint yim .warn Jut know l,oiit
It niny Jit' a recta mntloii project", it f''v jiilnlnj; projwt, n wwly-dbv
covered oil 'Held, opening for JiMtififucturrrx, oppf.riiinJtJofl In crowlifif
!iccji. rattle, Uukh, home or other JlvrMoclt, -orou ny nt ttt kiinw
wmii-llilng of tho xcencry of the West whiff ,to t wJJbi yr.t isotflr
uerosji uuutUry on the now highways tinl ur lyliii' !n'.lL'v
"Building tho Wesi
Pi" Wttt Jrt!n l th pnly pubiltnlion (n lb L'n :. RMf AtrtAM toj7
to "Ilulldlnif WhI," d1 it h tha na;in-wy. exponent 0t th wtomasal an I
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illuitrtlon )n Tht ttvr WoJ. tlagri.ni In 191 J wlli Us
Wcitern Rcconslructton
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Arrlenllur tha Hull of Commtrrt
What Capital Dmanda of thi Wt
Kffleirnry on th Farm-
Maklns SatlifM Farnitr.
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the Ircond wrk In April b ns lhV regular dat choun- Ourlnir thl wuk all tin
t-topa of the West and especially the women Will be anked t call for and uie
Wcsternmade kooJj, and reta!) rscrchantt wilt make special displays of trtlcles
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Call For Bids.
Sealed bids will be received unr
til 2:00 o'clock P. M. March 6th,
1919 for cleaning the Dry Gulch,
Ditch. Bids to be submitted
soparately on cleaning the two
sections of said ditch. Firstsec
tion comprises the upper end of
tho ditch down to and including
the tunnel. Second section from
tunnel down to and including tho
lower laterals. Work to be com-,
pleted by April 10, 191Q.
The Dry Gulch Ditch Go. re
serves the right to reject any or
al! bids.
Address bids to J. Roscoe Lee,
Secretery Dry Gulch Ditch Co.,.
Richland,-Ore,
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
vi ..uiiener)
Department of the Interior.
LT. S. IjiikI Ollico. at Latirande, Ore
iron, I-el). titli, 1U19.
NOTICK is hereby civen that Ira D.
Status, of KeatiiK', Oregon, who. on.
April li-t, 1915, made Homestead, Kntry "
No. OH47S. for S!i SV.lj, Lot 2, SK1-4
NW1-4, NW1-1 NE1 -4, 1 ote 3and4,Sec
tion 31. Towntbip 9 'outh, I'nnpe -l-l
Kpt, Willamette Meridian, has tiled
noiico of iiit ntion to make three-year.
Proof, to establish claim to tho land,
abovu described, before Woodson L,
Patterson, United States Commissioner,
at his ollioo, at Baker, Oregon, on tho
7th day ot April, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses : T. O.
Welch. Hichland, Ore.. M. U. Goodman,
Baker, Oregon; A. 1!. Miller, Richland,
Oro , M, S. Howard, Durkep. Ore.
C. S. Dunn. Recister.
Dato of first publication Feb. 13. 1919.
Date of last publication March 13, 1919.
Ii (lis County Court of tlic State of Oregon
for the County or
In tho Matter of tho Estate j Vn(i..
of CHARLES E. BAR- S
BEK, Deceased. ) rcutt)ra
Tho undersiRned has been appointed
as tho administratrix of tho estate of
Charles E. Barber, deceased, and has.
duly qualified as such. All persons hav
ing claims against said estato will pres
ent them to the undersigned at her rest
dunce or place of business in tho Towni
of KichlMid, ltaker County, Oregon
within six months from the dato of first
publication n( this notlco. Such claim
must bo duly verified according to law.
Dated this 3rd day ol February, 1919.
Evelyn N. Barber,
Administratrix..
W. H. Strayer and C. T. Godwin,
Attorneys for Admx.
First publication February t), 1010.
LKit publication March 0, 1918.