The Gate city journal., January 12, 1911, Image 6

IN TE R E ST
Prominent Shippers
Gives Figures.
SWEATERS SWEATERS
WOOLEN SHIRTS!
1
Replying to the request of the
Gem State Rural and Live Stock j
Journal for data showing car lot
.'OL. II
NO. 4
shipments of fruit from Southern
»
Idaho during 1910, Charles J. Siu-
In the great incentive toward saving money.
sel, of Boise, well known as one of
the leading shippers of the State
I Several of tin- haaafat
When you (ind your money is earning something
writes as follows:
I s mot lust Tuesday '
you feel more like saving.
W e are endeavoring to supply your wants in the line of
"A . E Gipson, Gem State Rural.
■ < I pent H o w to pM
CHOICE WOOLEN GOODS
Caldwell. Idaho,
We pay five per cent per annum on certificates
I I oaganixatkw. W.
Dear Sir I wish to acknowledge
| was chosen manage]
of deposit for six month’s time.
receipt of yours of the 25th inst.
Coward secretary
We Offer Absolute Security.
same being a request for an esti­
boys are anxious
mate of the fruit yield of Idaho for
k and will show the
the present year. You, of course,
H i N •ssa can put up i
are aware that I am familiar with
\ | ! not be easy meat
the prune and apple output only,
“ THE BANK OF SER VICE”
looked as if it would
and as yet have not, received an
|
o get up on organ
N Y S S A OREGON
exact report on car loads of apples
aunt of the lack of
shipped from Southern Idaho.
H. J. Ward, president
J. H W olf, c ashier
ial but it now is a
However a clcse estimate shows
in Nyssa will be ab
about thirteen hundred car loads
J ls with all comers.
The apples that I handled in and
n|\e turned out for {
about Parma and Roswell sold at
i ly and are making a
actual sales, F. 0 . B. Parma, as
of
W.
Robinson
I
g
s
h
o
p
Having purchased the shoe repairiu
t>
follows: Johathans. *1.50 per box;
Hi', lid t o continue t h e b u s i l i e s i n » h <■ future. A new s upply of
R o u e Beauty, Winesap. Ark.
‘1t 1(1 h I kh - re {lairing
Mul.-riais h a v e a i i ' i v i d . 1 w li do h a r n e s s <
Black. $1.35 for firsts and $1.25 for
C u li
and see
e n d lile w o i k w ill I»' g u á r a n t e « 11 t u t ie first e l o s s .
seconds, while the choice of the
Stiir R. staur ; i » i T.
t i le III t h e b u i l d i n g o p p o s i t , t i n
various varieties sold for $1 00 per
The annual business
box These w e j' the small apples
■ Epworth League v
that were off crlor. uneven size,
l<
.
home of Rev H. E.
yet clean and sound. I learned to
mday evening, at \
Tile mail order business is book­ mv regret that Southern Idaho as
cers were elected for
. ¿.«T, Ï
ed fi.r a I com if the parcel post yet has not orchards sufficient to
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TwSr _ ' '
i ig year. Reports w
E F. P >a11 li . been quit»! ill h ii that is pending at the present c-are for the orders that are being
1 from the several
get. In lore the national body of placed for standard varieties, as
!i ! t In' past wt i k or wore.
Mrs. L. Spier and children left
nts showing the wi
law makers, and is passed. At
for instance, I had orders for thir­ Wednesday for Lonacoiiing. Md.
' t{. L Harris wmm I to Vain Mon- first sight the bill sounds good and
islied by the League
ty-eight. cars of Winesaps. and was Mrs. Spier says the will be gone
n
i
i
bud
it
is
jti«t.
«1
at
the
mail
or-
d,.> in at !• d conn
st year, and plans o
iIt -1 hu'l ct> an- w aking for Coiu- disappointed to learn that, there about two months and will spend
jme
of the work to bi
ilr. Cnywoo«! has .ented I lie Mi - mcieial clubs in all sections of the was not nearly this number of car with her mother and other rela­
ring
the coining year
United
States
are
fighting
it
on
the
icy ranch for the coming year.
loads of this variety to be had in tives in Maryland. Mrs. Spier
grounds that it will encourage the
Mr, John H- Rudd, i
Preparations arc in progress for greatest evil that the local mer­ this section. This same condition will be missed by her many friends
esident of the La G
a tiist-cliiHS entertainment to lie chants have to contend with, who prevails with Roman Beauties and who wish her a pleasant visit but
¡et League, was presei
given at the Owyhee scholll ousc is creating the demand for parcel Johuathaus. The demand was es­ to return soon.
[the work that is beir
in the near future. Announce­ posl, and fighting for its enact­ pecially good for Arkansas Blacks
Mrs. J. Adams was in Vale Mon­
District Epworth I
None better------None as good and none bs cheap
ment
Anyone cau readily see and Gano. On my recent trip
ment will he made later.
that it is not the people that are
day attending to business.
the convention to
through Oregon and Washington,
A. D. Morey went to Vale with “ to be benctitted by it’’ but the
ion, Oregon in June
Miss Anna Nelsou was an Onta­
I found that in the districts where
mail
order
trust.
Upon
the
pass­
u load of apples last week.
local League intend
rio
visitor
the
first
of
the
week.
A SK YO U R M ERCH ANTS FOR IT
ing of the parcel post order bill the they have the Shippers Organiza­
;e
delegation.
Work has been resumed on the catalogs of the cities' large depart­ tions. and can advertise to the
Any one needing oats, wheat or ehopppinl feed of '.any kind. | The following officer!
Sheriff Kerfoot was in town last
ment
stores
will
hyve
covers
ex­
Owyhee canal, greatly to the satis­
world that they have hundreds of Friday getting acquainted with the
Phone or write the Parma Milling and Elevator Cb~ Parma
for the eusuing y«
faction of everybody in these parts. plaining how to shop by mail and cars of fruit for the market, they
that there is no package to heavy
Nyssa people.
1
nt, Ross A. Soward;
The infant daughter of Mr. and for Uncle Sam tocairyand for tba have no trouble in having buyers
”
nt, F. L. Lockw ood;.
Mrs. Geo. Clearey, living near the trust to profit by, In a great many on the ground fighting for the pro­
/ A ,
I Resident, Mrs. H. E I
postoffice, died last Monday even­ instances it would be handy to ducts.
ce President, Miss V
The prune industry was very
ing. The funeral was conducted have a parcel post especially at
Fourth Vice Pres
Rev. F if. Bradley on Wendesday Christinas time, but in this case it satisfactory. The eastern market |
H. Super; ¡^eeretnry
afternoon. They have the sincere is pretty good to let well enough keeping tip in exceptional shape
ibson; Treasurer, Hs
for the season o f 1910. However
sympathy of the entire neighbor­ alone.
jese officers will be ini
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I had cash sales for all my cars F.
hood.
y evening, May 7th f
The first basket ball game of O. B. shipping point and I did not
lurch. After the bui
A. L. Lnfrenz and wife returned j the season as well the first for the ship* anything to the open market.
g adjourned refreshr
last Saturday evening from Spo­ N. H. S. boys as an aggregation I learn that there were ten thous­
rved and the reinnit
kane where they were married lust was played yesterday afternoon on and and fifty-three cars of prunes
Beiiing was spent in a
The boys shipped out of Southern Idaho this
week. They went through to Boi­ the school grounds.
played
a
snappy
clean
game
from season, and that the fruit generally
se on Thursday and expected to
The final score averaged the grower from twenty
slip in on the Nyssa folks, but the Start to finish.
to thirty-five dollars per ton for
charivari bunch cuuglit them. • was Parma 7 N.H.S, ¿3
the prunes at the packing house,
From the Boise pap
The indications for next season’s
at the president of tl
work, so far as the market is con­
rurban Railroad is sir
cerned, were never more favorable.
oswell people for th
This is especially true with prunes
OF
n that they have giv
and our leading varieties of red
my for the construe
apples. Since we have passed the
tse, Caldwell, Rosw
thousand car load mark with our
,ond. There is lettle
shipments it gives us a standing
Hit the construction
with ,the wholesale people where
the right-of-way t»i
they feel they can send their peo­
Iporfi’d and found
ple into our territory and secure
‘ iv favorable for the
car loads sufficient to justify the
oswell people say th,
expense of a umn on the ground.
my may have auv ,Tst
F. A OOELTZ. Prop.
I would therefore certainly advo­
ir territory that wi
N Y SSA
OREGON
cate, in the strongest terms, organ­
company and con»i'
ized efforts in the marketing of
year ago we had a ti
our products, since an organization
ierce, president of tli
that can offer to the world train
lien we asked him if
loads of fancy fruit and will let the
wsibility of the roa
world Know of it in time, will com­
ruled to Nyssa he 1
mand the highest prices for their
ic
affirmative, but wh
Are the first things that one thinks of when buying
the
fruits.
ni how soon lie sah
necessities of shelter and food for oneself.
Those are the
Repsectft illy,
e get the Roswell bi
things that you must take into consideration when buying the
C J- SIN SE L "
Bien we will come and
supplies for the carrying on of your work on the ranch or any­
— Gem State Rural.
pie. That means
where else you might be working. There is nothing that tells
ot
be long before t
the quality quicker than harness and so you should be certain
Mrs. John Lackey was a Boise
ikes steps to get int<
of the quality before yon buy. Yon enn buy harness at very
visiting last week.
rtginly would open i
low figures but it will not be long until you will have to
buy
ry for Nyssa if t
Bud Lackey was in Boise last
again. Study the price in conjunction with the quality and come
mid be induced to ej
week
to a shop that yon can feel sure will sell you the best and the
Nyssa. Wbat wou
best only. A stitch in time will save you money so let us repair
nch near Nyssa be '
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your old harness as vtell as your old shoes. A new machine is
r passing? Well I
to do all kiqds of sewing.
The election on the south side
Ml come and not bef<
o f the Owyhee river was a rather
small affair as only bonafied resi­
dents could vote, rrmking about 121
If you are looking f
votes cast. The o f ricers are as fol- j
H
u < in do better al
lows-.
C.
Beaum
ont.
Assessor;
R.
H. S. Tharp, Prop.
lard ware Co.
McCVmry, Collect« >r; A. G. K in g-'
man. Treasurer, th e «1 ¡rectors as
follows: E M. blodgett. A E.
\V*de. Harvey O tis a n d C . E Peck.
Don’t suffer with the Cold.
NYSSA TE/
AT TH E RIGHT PRICES
M ALH EU R
COUNTY
BANK
A Great Discount on Men’s Suits
W e need the money and are making prices right
W e are also headquarters for every­
thing in the line of choice groceries.
N
K W
H I L O P
Give us a call before purchasing
J. C. H I M L E R
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)D K
GWYKEE NEWS
PW 0RTH LE
OREGON
NYSSA,
WIGWAM FLOUR
THE FLOUR
OF Q U A L IT Y
$1.40 per Sack
BIG CLEAN
J A N U A R Y 4, to 14
CLEAN UP SALE
y -r
FINE FR AM ED PICTURES
Exceptional Values
Come in and See them
NYSSA
PHARMACY
PRICE A N D Q U A L IT Y
7 ^
If you attend this sale yo ISWELL TO GE
won’t regret. It’s a Cleai
ance of all winter wear, Men’|
Women’s and Children’s U
derwear, Clothing, Shoes an
Coats
SEE OUR LARGE
CIRCULAR
For the Gift Like Prices!
Ladies’ Coats as cheap as $1.98
Men’s suits as cheap as $5.50
Children’s suits as cheaps 98c
The Nyssa Saddlery
Nyssa,
Oregon
Rader Bros. & Myer,
ONTARIO, OREGON