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NUMBER 31
VOLUME XVIII
IONE, OREGON FRIDAY, Jan. 10, 1930.
P. BALSICER GOES EAST
Mrt and M' Ttul Uulnii'ir
Heiarted Frl'M m an extend
trip throiwh tiie i.n.ldlH went.
They will visit Mrs Hller'
(inter In lews, with unolher
intrin CMcniio, find wlln her
mother. Mrs MHnt, at O'ecn
Personal Mention
Mr and Mr. Karl A. Brown
An enjoyable watch meeting: Our merchants were busy last Willows Grange IMews.
w litH at the I. O 0 l hall in i week takirg an envolce tf their About eighty five grangers at
Morion New Year's eve Abtut! stock. Miss Hazel Keldman assist (ended the special meeting Satur,
and son wlnnle, returned Satur ) sixty were in attendance KefrshJd with the work at Dullard's J day evening when a class of
day from a pleasant vacation ments were served be' ween, Pharmacy during her holiday ; twelve were given the degree
spent at Crants Pass,
j On Saturday Dwljjht Misn r
'started that he had 200 acres of
I . tit i I
villa lliiioi. Their tat ( p pl'wn "one, vve unucraianu
will be with their mn in law iin.l that Charley Mc ElHuott Is also
Mr urd Mm I'mil will aionji wnii ins piowinR out
rn.ide In rraiiK r.vcrson noius ine recoru,i;"n'i
eleven and twelve o'ekek. No One
who was present started the new
year hunry.
Mrs. Allan Learned of Sent I !
vacation.
work A nice lunch and dancing
Several of the people In and .were enjoyed after a short business
rear Inne are mifferintJ from "flu". Session.
Lee Itechner Is reported to be
who
rimiiihter,
Koehrinte
Indiarmpolia Ind, Tl ey plan on
tiling cone a month or more.
has returned !o her home afiet a 'quite il), as is also P. C. Peter
pleasant holiday vi!t with bcr ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ptl
Fred Ritclil-,
hin fnmi'v and
With 320 A.
The first of last week Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Troge and daughter,
ic'oinpuriieil y Marguerite, motored to Estacada
hi niece. Min for a visit with Mrs Troge'ssis
ll-ta MtltotiertP. motore.l to U u.f( Mrs panl Lov: II, and family.
Grande o-i a buaineaa trib .t Tl ,urm.d ,0me Jan. 3rd.
wck. Wltil ( they were the ' ... ... ,,
...... The huh school play. "Whose
.!( O' Kim uooner.no wite - - , t. ,mP ,!;, Mkt KMhervn PM
i.iii c isnue Are iou . win ici" ' -
sier.
The first two days of the month
saw our college students rctiftn
ing to their various schools. Miss
Hazel Feldman who is a renlor In
pharmacy at 0 S C. left Jap.
1st. Miss Llva Balsiger, who is a
sen or at U of 0. left on lite
who wore f. r ni-rly or lorn. Mr.
liouW h " chief enuinet r. given In the school auditorium
Winona Ku-e Ritchie Is eon fin J.muary, 10th.
erf to her room ith the mumra. j Wfl - ((j 0ld.n i
fh-s bnflet set which us he. drjvjflir ew I)dKe couch.
Ins raffled off by Miia IviHa
Kitchls was won by Mi.ji IM t
linrde William. Numt r one
ttiM lockr r.unihcr.
Word ha been rec-ived by
Mrs. Fred ISucharun thai hit
awter, Mr. Montague of To;peti
Uli, ia thi) proud mother of a
biiby rirl, born Dec. 2C
G en Sm'ih, nrc'ntpn"ien
b) OrJin harier.a. ArUla Fairen
and Mra. HarHu Kiinkin tnoti red
to Portiarut Sundov. OroU Fart. D
who U a alu leiit in Washington
llillh achool, was returnintl to
hia school
Mr, lirneht Heiiktr h ti.
turned to Pot Hand for medical
treatment
"Any fcirt in ted of a Mod
write to dju'nnt to't-a K II
Alimnnn, The 3a.v.Hn Ariry
White Shield Home. Mo Mavfair
Avenue. Portland, (Vej;in."
When You
SKIMP
on your
clothes you
rob your
Personality
William Stroble of Boarc'man
has moved his baling outfit onto
the Fred tfc Murray ranch yn
Willow Crc k, and this week will
begin the wo k of baling hay
How cold is it? You can get a
Wea'her Thermometer "on sale"
at Bullard's Pharmacy, then you
wont have to take the other fell
ows word for It.
Bullard'l Pharmacy
Our regular business meeting of
Jan. 11th will be postponed until
an. 25th as Pomona Grange
meets in Lexington on Jan. llth.
All grangers come out and regis
er before 2.00 o'clock. We wou'd
like to see the I banner on our
walls the next three months.
The finance commitee is
Mis. Bert Mason and son. Junlsnocerintfa dancc of ian 18th
lor, and Mrs. Adelia Codfrey vis!t 0 which ony gliests presenting
ii . , tl'-.ll-. IIT..II, i I ' " ..r .
man has returned to her work at
11 ofO. and Alfred Balsiger It ft
Jan 2nd for University of Wa h
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. Ixuis Balsig
drove to Hood River Sund;
They were accompanied by Erne t
Montonoton who goes to enter a
hospital for a major operation . t
the hands of Dr. John Bal&igi r.
Mr. Mor.tonoton's many friends
here hope for his speedy reccv
ery.
Mr. Nichcli Thompsen left Frl
day for Portland. Mr. Thompst-a,
who is a carpenter by trade, lus
work in the city du ing the liii'.c
there is not much work to be
one on the ranch.
Many of our people are ufiei i u
1) a J coiOa, ana w have U
ited recently in Walla Walla, at
the home of Mrs. Mason's sister,
Mrs. Chas. DezelL
Miss 11 ztl Frank, who is a
s udent at the At'vent School at
H-rmeston, spent her holiday
vacation with her parents here.
Emil Swanson, wheat buyer for
the tol ins Company, has con
traded 5000 sacks of the Dwight
Misntr 1930 crop at 1 .10 a bush
el
The many friends here will Le
interested to know that Mr. arid
Mr. Roy Skeen are parents of a
baby git I. The child is now about
a month ol i, and has been named
Joan Frances. The mother and
bahy are still in Ealem but will
return to their home in Umitilla
shortly. Mr. Skeen was formerly
principal of the lone School'
ttoirift from here to Umitilla.
written invitations will be
ed.
admit
Tb( Orator
An orator I innu who ciin lake
:'.imi word Idea and tilon II up to bold
0.000 more, Toronto Star.
Mora NaMuary
A French hlologlat clalmt to bavc
Invented a auccesaful aubatitnta for
blond. Now If aoma on will Just com
along with a good autiatUota for
brain, he will confer a real blessing.
Hprlng.VId I'reaa.
Atraotl Always
Tb- ir.iii ip wild being a tbloksr
Inatei'l mlker Is that after a
while iuti d to wondering If yoofa
really thlnklnr -Ohio Stats Journal.
They're t,r"tr "afs, a a general rata.
Id guests .tint you'rs aot Nawart
Adrocste.
Dally Tbaaghl
To know one paraoo who la abso
lutely to be trusted will do mora for a
man's moral nnturs yes, and avea his
splrltunl naturs than all the eennons
hs ever besrd or ran bear. Oeorgt
MacDonald. ' '
HAVE YOUR CLOTIICS
CUSTOM MADE
John SKUZESKl
THE TAILOR
Hcrpncr, Oregon'
having aeveral eases ,of t... , , ,
mumps. 1 .
Mr.aodMra. Ray Dt.ke a1.X,,Dplem,nt d"'er at ft"C0'
chil Jren of Emhlmile were Su ritited Friday and Saturday ith
Jjy Kueat n the Cl.o Dm e his brother, J. P. 0 ' Meara oi
hme on Third -Strsv, th' place.
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Phelps Funeral Home
Heppner, Oregon
Located in Mahoney Residence: Southeast Heppner
LicensedEmbalmer-Lady Assistant
Sedan Ambulance Service
Cut flowers for All Occasions.
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A NATION-WIDE investigation baa revealed that
neighlxiihcoJ Ji legists are called upon for iiv
formation on a v.idj -rirty of Mihjectsdomcstic,
political, agricultural, pet.!, a:iJ hygienic, bcsiJfs
subjects co:incclcJ with i!.u3. Tins practice cm
burrassinj aa it cI'up. mu-.t hs to d.U,i;i.r.5 woulJ not
have becerr: o wJcsprcaJ if ihcy in general Imd not
merited the co-ifiJcncs rcpcccJ in tlicn, The answer
to many problems has coxe fc;n lite plLinnacist's store
of information. And l.c has led nv.ny a person in the
early stages of a icrirm disorder to consult a physician
trained to diagno:c disease and to prescribe the remedy.
Numerous services are rendered by the druggist for
no recompense ether tluvn good-will. Give him a square
deal. He i: a business aa well as a professional man.
Serve yoar cwn intcrcots l y remembering Iiim when
you arc in need cf any of the hooxhcld conveniences
which his store has fcr t ile. For druggists with well
equipped prescript:;::: departments would be few and
far between if they h:d to depend a'.onc cn filling pre
scriptions and the ule of drugs and sick-room supplies.
Fm Pr rlpl(M, RuakUm pmtiilM
nJ tut riM ittfrcnM Mvick't tir ftfi-tst-tl,
ltt KriterailmMt ptfutlrKton chtmilcalf
t, ciru Mr V Latv,iaHri hava Kad Um tttn
aVlertcwsfttu'M tirultHtunal hwa.
r-f Your Mt Jlcln CMnMrV m rrlt.
ntntinwinf m four rMMt nd Dfnapii
tcltsi tuch pun (frodiKH u
MaclV. HvJnitrn rvnkk
Mef.k'a rk A..J
Wishing you all a
Very Happy
New Year
Bristow & Johnson
lone, Oregon !
ir
E J. Uritow was a businta
OUR AIM
IS TO GIVE YOU FULL UALUEf
FOR YOUR MONEY.
LET US PROVEIT TO YOU.
iHEPPNER PLANING MILL and
LUMBER YARD
REASONS
vi.itor in Walla Walla last weelt.
Mr. Brimo ha made meny Itip
10 Walla WhIU on business con
noeied with the settleinit up of
the Oliver Wafe estate. On his
$ j -eci nt Ir p hit wa arcomnipan
!ied hy Mra. Btia'.o, Walter aid
fP
link
Ma
LOW
Lucilu.
j& Clark & Linn J&
Carpenter Work, Painting. Ta
per Hanging and General Re
pair Wotk
lone, Oregon.
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In Eastern Orc.l
Most all 'sizes of;;0
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IN THE WORLD
via Cortland and
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MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW
J. W. Howk
Agant . . Mtt ,
law, Onps.
1. Light instantly,- No waiting.
2. No generator or generating-
3. No pumpingp.
4. Nopressnre.
5. No danger,- safe.
6. No odor,, sanitary.
7. No smoke,- clean.
8. No noise.
9. No trouble.
DEtT MASON
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IONE - OREGON
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MACHINE SHOP
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BULLARDS PHARMACY
"THE KODAK STORE"