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NYSSA, MALHEUR COUNTY. OREGON, T H U R S D A Y D E C E M B E R S , 1910
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ING IS BEING
PLANNED
#™
$1.50 PE R
YEAR.
5c PE R COPY.
HOTEL CHANGES
DOINGS OF THE W EEK
HANDS.
“ W e te ll it a s it w a s t o ld t o u s ”
1 Lynch and Robinson purchased
Wheat and oats at Hi nach'a.
The 13th Annual Convention of the furniture and equipment of
Fay up your subscription and
the Oregon Wool Growers' Associ- the Hotel Western last week from
get some of the Christy Plates.
Arthur Cookwaa in Ontario over
[ ation will be held at Portland, Ore- Lindsay and Curtis who have con­
They are pretty
Sunday. There ia a reason as the
gon, Jan 3rd, 1911, just one day ducted that hotel for the past
Buy your China,
Crockery, 21at will see him a benedict— I t ia
before the opening of the great three months.
only a rumor. ( ?)
47th Annual Convention of the
Everyone is acquainted with the Glassware, Lamps 30 per cent
jew g y m n a s iu m to c o s t $ 5 ,0 0 0 -N y s s a National Association, and Mid- new proprietors and wish them for this month at B. M. Co.
H. 0 , Walker left Saturday
Winter Sheep Show.
well in their undertaking.
evening
for Baker, where
he
is p r o v in g h e r s e lf t o b e a le a d in g The O. R. & N. Ry. Co. have The Hausen barn was leased by Rader Bros. & Myer are selling. closed a deal
with C. L. Cook for
See their ad Ontario.
granted a lfj fare for round trip Frank Lynch and Halley Haley
his interest in the black smith
Mrs. Otis Stortsand Mise Grac
tow n a lo n g th e lin e s o f e d u ca tio n
with privilege of attending both and will be run in connection with
shop. Walker says he will make
Conventions.
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the Hotel Western.
Here’s luck Lackey were seeing Boise last Grapes grow hereafter, as he is
week.
Portland and her Commercial Boys.
^guin Nyssa which has been
manager of a vineyard company
You may want something dur­
Club
are
making
elaborate
prepa­
Born to Mr. and Mrs Earl with holdings near Nyssa. C. L.
uidered by its neighbors as the ing the^month of December if so,
rations to give the Wool Growers
Pounds on Monday Dec. 5th a girl. Coek is a brother o f Arthur and
kping <>tT place, through jeal- see our big discount sale, no fake,
THE REV. IRL R. HICKS
bounteous and sumtuous enter­
they will run the shop.
ly, is showing her wide awake but positively must be sold by
191 J. ALMANAC.
$20.00 suits at $11.50 at Rader
tainment, These two conventions
«ressive methods and spirit by Jany 1st for Cash. We have all
Bros,
and
Myer
Ontario.
coming together promise to be a
Hinsch leads in low prioes,
Kdering a gym on the school our new fall goods, and handsome
The Rev. Irl R. Hicks Almanac
great aud most significant ¡gather­
others try to follow.
Remember
the
recital
next
jonds to cost approximately Xmas presents can be found. See
for 1911, that guardian Angel in a
ing of sheepmen.
Tuesday evening at the M. E.
10. The building is to be posters and come eurly Dec 1st to
It is up to us to shov our ap­ hundred thousand homes, is now
Gertrude aud Edith Pounds
church.
ntruded of
either cement Jan 1st. B. M Co, Nyssa.
were amoug the sight suers in On­
preciation to Portland by accept­ ready. Not many are now willing
cks or brick and is planned to
See Rader Bros, aud Myer’s add tario the first of the week
ing her invitation in person next to be without it and the Rev Irl
oOxKXIfeet with a I6ft wall,
Jauuary and help welcome our R. Hicks Magazine. Word and it will interest you.
Sherman Tharp and Harold
(visions will be made for baths
Works. The two are only < >ne
brother sheepmen.
H. L. La Bo. manager of the Vahl were Payette visitors Tues­
the boys and the girls in con­
It will be a business session dis­ Dollar a year. The Almanac is Home Telephone Co was a Nyssa day evening.
ation with dressing rooms and
cussing Tariff, Forest |Reserves, 35c prepaid. No home or office visitor the middle of the week.
The coffee trade is iucreasing
iers.
Quarantine and Speed Limit Laws, should fail to send for them, to
Will Robinson hied himself to
Bill Ward visited Boise for a steadily at Hinsch s because he
Word
and
Works
Publishing
(io pains will be spared by the
Predatory Animals, Wool Sales,
Wednesday
time last week.
Company, St. Louis, Mo.
sells a Peaberry coffee at 25c per
ard to have the best equipment Middleton, Idaho,
appointment of Advisory Boards
morning
and
according
to
reports
died and to do things as they
Mrs. Bub Lackey was a Weiser pound that regularly sells at 30 or
and other subjects especially im­
Not
35c. This coffee once tried brings
|
visitor
the first of the week.
Ifht to be done by such an en- took unto himself a wife.
portant and vital to the industry.
a steady customer for it.
nrising
organization,
The knowing the parti3ulars of the The most prominent aud expert
Special sale on Lap Robes and
Lrts of school life will be en­ wedding we can not say anything men in America on these subjects
Horse Blankets atH insch’s.
Some o f Tuesdays most distin­
about it but that it took place at
Under the disagreeable weather
gaged and it is only through
have places on the program of the
guished
visitors were Brown, J,. F.
Misses Helen Shurp and Ger­
conditions that has prevailed for
b encouragement that the boys the home of the brides mother National Convantion.
Weaver,
A.
N. Soliss, Hou. Brooke,
Mrs. R. M- Rutleuge and the
the last couple o f weeks nothing trude Pounds visited the letters
girls of this community can
The Mid-Winter Sheep Show
E.
M.
Greig
and E. H. Test of
grand
parents
in
Payette
Tuesday.
young lady was Miss Grace Rut­
was done towards the erecting of
encouraged to stay at home and
promises to be the best ever held
Ontario.
They
being present at
ledge The couple
arrived in
the new Opera House but now
Mr, and Mrs. B. Van Dyke visi­
J that they will receive the same
in America. Come and bring your
the
Directors
meeting
of the Irri­
Nyssa Wednesday evening and
that good weather agai prevails J, ted at Payette Tuesday.
„■rantage that they would at some
friends. Everybody Welcome.
gation
district,
s
will live at the
Hotel Western.
H. Teutsch, who has the carpen­
pding school and better than
Very respectfully,
Big drop in price of Wigwam
Miss Rutledge is well known and
ter end of the work in hand, is
Dick Tensen was an Ontario
ordinary high school, Parents
Dan P. Smythe. Secretary.
Flour
at Hinsch’s.
popular at this place haring been
pushing it as fast as possible.
visitor Tuesday.
—.take into consideration the
Thos, Evan and wife who have
brought up in this vicinity.
Her
The building will be completed in
Mrs. Sam Neil is reported as
^ortun ity of having the children
visited with his sister, Mrs. Stock-
»,
friends are numerous. Mr. Rob­
Miss Dock
Montgomery of about 50 days.
having a very hard time in the
mme while they are receiving
ham, for a couple of weeks return­
inson is a young man who came Cleveland, Ohio, will give one of
hospital at Boise. Sam is at her
education that they would any-
ed to Evergreen Tuesday. He is
from Tennesee about a year ago, her popular recitals at the M. E.
The
Ladies
Aid
sent
home
all
bedside.
|ere else. Besides these advan-
and is a hustling and active fellow. Church in Nyssa. on next Tuesday the dishes from the Thanksgiving a ranger in that section.
there
another that will be
evening. Miss Montgomery is an Dinner that they could identify.
Rev. Knodell of Portland spoke
[peat importance to every land
It is somewhat interesting to accomplished singer with a rich The rest are at the home of Mrs. at the M. E. church Sunday.
Her within the boundry of the
soprana voice and also an except­ Bush. If any lady has a dish
ssa territory and more so to oee the conservative elements in
ional reader. Popular pricbs pre­ missing, it would be a great ac­
Att. Hayes and Mr. W ilcox of
Mr. G. W. Cable was an Ontario
iple of the town propper, for Great Britian proposing the refer­
vail.
Adults
35c
children
25c.
Boise
were
visitors
at
this
place
comodation
if
they
would
call
at
business
visitor Tuesday,
ihool of this character will have endum as a means of settling the
last
Tuesday.
the
house
and
reclaim
their
prop­
ndency to draw people into great questions of the country in
Miss Ida Aldredge is visiting
Men’s, Boy’s, and Children’s erty.
Do you keep any Mayer’s shoes
section and many families the future. The Oregonian laugh­
relatives in Ontario this week.
Caps, Stylish and Comfortable for
ed
to
scorn
the
informrtion
in
the
The band is preparing to give a yet that will fit me begins to be
move into the town from sur-
Fall and Winter at the B. M. Co. minstrel show in the first part of
the daily question asked of Hinsch
mding localities to enjoy, at Labor Press to that effect last year,
Messrs. Wallace Cable and Chas,
Store.
February. The new Opera house by his customers.
Sure enough
for the school year the bless- but now that it is telegraphed from
Gosset are doing contraot work
has been engaged for the first be does not keep Mayer's shoes
bestowed on this ever grow- London and is a part of the offici­
this winter.
al program, it appears that it is
night available for a show,
Dr. any more and he’s mighty glad ¡to
progressive city,
Goeltz has accepted the position say so. because he nearly got dis­
Cleve Cable was a Nyssa visitor
his is a move beyond the ordi- the real old Oregon-Swiss referen­
dum,
somewhat
weighed
down,
of stage director} L. Spier and gusted keeping them. He is sell­ Monday.
and.is indeed a commendable
Rev. Bush will take charge of the ing them now and cannot keep up
for the directors to start such and concealed.
in sixes, since he cannot get them
songs and songsters.
Wm. MoKibben is preparing
ove. Nyssa is enjoying a peri-
his bees for wiuter near Nyssa.
The examinations for the month
Workers in state institutions fast enough.
of school enthusiasm and in-
People are not to be deceived.
are proving that prices have risen
t and our school corps of pro- of November were given last week.
Coward and Goshert of the
They
will find out where to get
The pupils receiving the highest
faster than wages.
They have
ut teachers deserve it.
Nyssa Hardware Co are installing
good
shoes,
but
it
takes
time.
Organized labor has pointed that
|fo would also like to make a average in each grade were as fol­
the plumbing in the Fleming bun-
out for years,
The poloticians
The Work of excavation has
¡estion in this line to the peo- lows:
E. E. Well and wife are Nyssa galow this week,
found it out long ago. but sought
1st grade Furney Adams 92, 2nd gnu on the new building on
tf this school district.
It is
citizens.
The have sjx*nt th e '
to
conceal
it
from
the
people.
Con­
grade
Lola
Stock
ham
96,
3rd
grade
east end of Main Street and facing
tie way* of Manual Training
summer and autumn at Evergreen.
* He Beck Bros ( Lauu and W ill­
has become
so popular Mary VuuGilse 89. 4th grade Ida the right of way on the O. S. L gress raised its salaries '5<> per
iam) left Arcadia for the Boise
thin the last decade.
This is Harris 87, 5th grade, Gertrude The building is going to be about cent to ipeet the increased prices,
Dr. Goeltz w»s a Boise visitor valley Sunday,
«thing that we must soon con- Toomb 74, tith grade Theodora 25 by 100 feet and two stories and after that raised the tariff last week.
t as a regular subject in even Blixlgett 88, 7th grade Reuben high. The building will be si ill i-1 soim more
Little Idle Cable was quite sick
Old
papers
for
25c
u
hundred
Tuesday,
small schools as it is now con- Danielson 94, 8tli grade George ! iar to the van Gilse block which it
Bring your feet to Boydells and
joins and will be constructed of
red in the course of study in Ward,
get them shod at 20 per cent dis­ at t.hri Journal office.
Real estate agent Clement of
j cement blocks. The ground floor
larger high schools and grain-
HIGH SCHOOL SUBJECTS.
count.
Mrs. A Me Nee made final prx>f < >n t» rio brought out h pr »spective
i
will
be
occupied
by
a
short
order
irschools. This building put
98,
Bookkeeping Harry Cosho
At the Oregon Development on ber homestead to day.
buyer to look at the Mr.
W.
as it is planned could serve for Latin Grammar Annie McDonald restaurant and the basement wi
L-ague
ill
Salem
we
were
told
by
/'a
b
l
e
5
a
-re ranch this we
I
be
fitted
lip
by
the
owners
for
club
purpose later on and still be 98, Algebra 9th Clare Gibson 94,
the railroads t.: allow them to run
d as a gym thus serving a English 9th Harry Cosho 95,1 ¡rooms and it is hoped that these
su pp<
Mr. El innig went to Ontario for
their own business or they tfoold
[
will
lie
conducted
the
same
as
the
ble purpose until the school Latin Caesar Lotta Phillips 9 3 ,|
the windows and doors for his
the
heads
of
to the stage that a Algebra 10th Harry Cosho 100, Free reading room was and will be visit hard times on
bungalow Monday
The railroads are too
e w \ I < developer!
a place where the younger set can the peopli
n for both purposes was neces- ^ Physical Geography Audry
much inclined to run their own
The
then a second story could bej 97, English 11th Eva Boydell 94. I»** a profitable evening.
Mr. Birchem.
ca rp 'nier and
Mr.
business and other peoples’ as • Thru th» endeavors o f
Phykics
Eva
Boydell
94.
G.-ome-1
second
story
to
be
used
as
a
room-
i. It is only a matter of a
c
m
tract
or
will
finish
the Fleming
Hughes
a
Malheur
naitLier
of
the
well. A lailroad is u public high­
or two before additional class try Ethelwvn Boydell 97. Physiol- lag house.
bungalow
this
w.-ek
Western
Monthly
which
he
repre­
way in the fiossession of public
Cloason and Carman took the
is will be necessary.
But ogy Florence McDonald 95, Poll-
highwaymen, who for the most sents. will be issued in February
D S.ir ir.iu w
call l to the
X is essential is lying P1“ " 9 for tical Economy Florence McDonald contract for $4.500. Fleming and part do not operate it ns an in­
Nyssa. t intario anil Vale are to
Government Flor-' Bales accepting the cement por­
the
o
f
W.
Ila
C
a b le 's to see
»nual training course
have i.er share of the Magazine j noun
94. History and
tion of the construction for thrill. dustry but as a gigantic blood­
Harold
wn
was
quite sick.
92.
English
12
Is of Nyssa next year
and
the
only
three
towns
that
will
bitle
enee McDonald
sucking instrument. AH plunder­
have
a
write
up
in
that
issue.
Eva Boydell 89.
ers of the people want to be let
The now bridge spanning tfcs
Miss Ver.i Houghton of Boise
The cover is to be designed es-
alone to dunnage their business.
Indies,
Misses
and Infants,
has kindly consented to sing at
Now is the time to get a supply the morning service at the Method No burgnlar likes to be interrupt- pecially for Malheur County and ( >wjrn«e ditch " ,l Ma,n Htpi,et '•
N . Coats and Jackets.
You
'
*
that this r o n n ty l^ * « '"* l o U o f I don.t see
people of the house the advertising
• ' l l
*
J ! _ ____-
*°l afford to let this oppor- of Syrup. Molasses, Tea, Coffee ist church next Sunday. Dec 11 ed by th
how Arcadia
got along without it
his
will
receive
is
an
advantage that
•‘V go by as the prices are far and Baking Powder 20 per cent Everyone welcome Strangers es- when he is just collecting
for to long, do you.
is seldom received.
swag.— Labor Press.
1 other towns for Same Qnal-
i pecially invited.
discount for cash at Boydells.
Boydell Mercantile Company
I
RUTEEDGE-ROBINSON '
NUPTIALS
of
BUILDING PROGRESSING.
[ES
discount
Cofi ec
’owde
Glas
s and
s
nt
Arcadia Rumblings
brella’s,
ANOTHER NEW BUILDING.
ROBERT VANGILSE AND DICK
TENSEN WILL ERECT
LARGE CONCRETE
BLOCK
t all
or thq
Ward
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