The Gate city journal., January 23, 1913, Image 6

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Electric Signs
Bring Results
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Owyhee Grange
Notes.
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They talk to the public wlien the people who are
busily engaged during the day AKL IN A R E ­
C E PTIVE MOOD, and the stories tney tell are lit-
n ullv hutoed into the memories of the observers.
STORE
The f 'eertisei acts wisely when he invests
9 in an attractive
ELECTRIC SIGN
PAYETTE, IDAHO
Policy
Is
to promote the prosperity of ou rcu stoip ers,
believing thattheir interests are identical with
our own— to be helpful and accom m odating
as far as consistent with banking prudence
— to provide the best facilities and safeguards
that modern methods can supply— to up­
build the business enterprises of the com ­
munity— in short, to make in every way better
financial conditions for those we serve.
ished P
111 Be on
et in Sixt
We buy and sell for CASH only, thats wh;
we undersell others. We are shipping
produce every day to our Boise house!',
Chickens, Eggs, Butter, Honey, in factK
most anything taken 1H CXClUHliTG J Qjug
merchandise
Cut prices on
Drygoods, Furnishings, Shoes,
W over Wire, Harness, Barb
THE BANK OF NYSSA
A. G. KIN GM AN , Pres.
eese PI
Will (
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ost Popular Priced Store in the Si.
River Valley.
IDAHO-OREGON LIGHT &
POWER CO.
|Our
Jnuuaiy 22 1913.
,E ditor Journal:—
One- more our G ™ 11« '- asks
space in vour paper to inform "a
waiting public” of the wonders we
have accomplished. Since writ­
ing our new officers have been
elected, and alrhough the elements
put us oat of action three times
we finally held a meeting and in­
stalled C. Beaumont master. Perryj
Housman overseer, Harvey
secretary, John Forbes chaplai
Mr. Overstreet lecturer, G Whit]
rY
sou steward, Mrs, Skinner treai
urer, Klas Stam assistant stew,
and Miss Yeck lady assists
stewart, Mrs. George Smith
mona, Mrs. Perry Housman, Cej
and Mrs. Mary Logan Flora,
believe we have the youn;
granger in the county, as a
ber of our grange and b y i
steady and exemplary conduqfl
has won the respect of all aujBQl
now an officer in the graugej be­
CRbssen & Carmen,
ing unanimously elected gate­
d
contractors, w
keeper.
ng
necessary
re
A series of meetings be
■heese
factory
bu
progress at the school housi
nsbtlling
machinery.
last grange meeting was he!
the commodious Gregory Mie?9
home.
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The Pomona was held at this
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The boiler was tested
quarterly meeting at the Boulevard
the week and foun.
grange and all who have ever ex­
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sraotory condition. T
perienced the hospitality of that
lave been
in
open
grange know that it is an event
nough to fill the su
not soon forgotten.
They have
nd Ithe big cheese
the disposition and friendly de­
iressies are nearly set u
sire toward others, then added to
A [thorough
cleanii
that they have the facilities, a
emcnt-lined manufac
splendid hall well equipped, also
laced it in a first-class
all needed grange paraphernalia,
ondition for handling
and when it is time for the Boule­
uct from the can to t
vard to entertain they know as well
'he new product will b
without asking that we will come
e placed on the marki
up out of the far corners of the
la next sixty days.
sage brnsh to be with them.
Hub ert Smith, mannj
The Pomona lecturer being very
heese company, has i
sick, it fell to others to arrange a
xperience in cheese mi
program, which was well carried
as turned out a pri
out. The thanks of the Pomona
ing product in the V
are tendered to Mrs. Dodge of On­
alley and
Tillamool
tario for the excellent paper she
mitb will join him here
had prepared.
Wo appreciate it
ays.
the more because she is not a
member of the grange and we
hopefnlly look forward to the time
when she will be enrolled as one
of us.
Mrs. Earl Dean's paper was
most complete, not a useless word
Nyssa, Ore?
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J. A. AMES, Prop.
in the entire article.
We are
glad to state that she is a member
*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< E. H Brumback of F
of our order. Her husband was
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dHl*1 the city Monday a
elected lecturer of the Pomona for
the following term. Some ladies faithful, reasonable, calm and
can become a second Tilley Witli a petition for
, , , ¡W T ohs Snake river i
from Idaho gave splendid talks, scientific study of contributory
by proper methods.
■'“ viiiw, It was unai
but your correspondent’s reporter and positive
per ton will be forgotten as g a «] by the b u sin e ss i
failed to remember their names,
E ugenics
ket crop when King cheese lidei its of Nyssa.
but in this world it is the word,
As an investment a b
in
not the name of the speaker, that
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at point will return ini
makes better conditions for all.
H. B. Creel and M. D. Hall of
J. T. Hatfield is feeling ® county and ten fold
C. V. Mitchell, past master, al­
Spokane, Wash., are the pur­
m.
-u-
l
. foers of land in that pa
ways has the right thing to say,
The Kay port su it has #nt
Roadg
d b£
chasers of 480 acres of bottom
and says it. Gipson, editor of the
compromised
and
settled.
S
f
e
itie8
and
a
liberal
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Gem State Rural, E. B. Conklin,
lands, partially improved, on W il­
Mrs.
L.
C.
Pounds
is
vis
at
direction
meets
with
one of the best ex-school men in
low creek, near Jamison. Four
oval of our citizens.
Oregon, E. Dean, C. Beaumont,
This is a time of great events hundred head of brood sows, to Payette this week.
all made helpful, hopeful talks, and you will want the news ac
The necessary equiptne
be increased to 1000 in the fu­
proving that they stood always curately and promptly.
The
the cheese plant in on tti
ture,
will
be
placed
on
the
ranch.
with their shoulders to the wheel, democrats for the first time in six­
from Portland.
ever ready to push forward the teen years, will have the presi­ The raising of hogs will be given
cause of the grange.
Mrs. Frater and Mrs.
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dency and they will also control exclusive attention. The value of
Mr. Smith, our hoped-to-be both branches of congress. The
this system will be watched with will entertain the social cirsjgg
cheese man, gave us courage to political news is sure to be of the
the home or Mrs. Closslitor Journal:
considerable attention b y other
wait patiently yet a little longer, most absorbing interest.
Thursday afternoon.
Noticing gin the Nysst
even though our hay is still in the
There is a great war in the old stock owners of the county.
:ms the assistance th
stack and no buyers in sight. It world, and you may read of the
ven hy them to the oh
will not always be so. When we extinction of the vast Turkish em­
me, will also render an
feed our hay to cows and get cash pire in Europe, just as a few
for cheese we will forget the dis­ years ago you read how Spain
the work done by t^e
couragements of the winter when lost ber last foot of soil in Amer­
ild f n . Miss Yeck ;ea
the hay was neither sold nor eat­ ica. after having ruled the empire
3 Owyhee
Ow
school, expla
en. Mr. Kingman, of Kingman of half the new world
pila
the
need
of the chi]
Tillam
ook
county,
Or.,
che:
Kolony. explained some ¡things he
The World long since estab­
3 “ J oys and Girl'sJ A
knew in regard to the manipula­ lished a record for impartiality, producers marketed nearly 4.j
tions of assessments, it being his and any body can afford its thrice- 000 pounds of cheese in 191 27
tution in Portland and t
suggestion that it is high time a-week
edition, which comes with sales confined almost ex­
Advertised Stray1 *mi'ul8PS ° f the Owyht
for farmers to have a reliable com­ every other day in the week ex­
mittee appointed to look into the cept Sunday. It will be of par­ clusively to Portland, Seattle and
One red cow about 3 y e n » “ * “ ? 1 the ca>‘
affairs and inquire why other in­ ticular value to you now. The vicinity. Cheese profits have put no visible brands, came
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P°^toes, |tw<
terests get reductions and the thriee-a-week World also abounds Tillamook dairy cows in the $100
Owyhee ranch and the ■ P ' " ; one box of aPP'
farmer — nothing
When Mr. in other strong features, serial class, with importations necessary
k Icnions, one sack ol
may have same on pay
Kingman finished his talk there stories, humor, markets, cartoons,
U g liv e and four dressed
for the rapid increase in demand cost
of this notice an
were several kinds of ‘'shivers" in in fact, everything that is to be
9, two pounds of butter, |
by dairymen.
the systems of the grangers.
.charges.
found in a first-class daily.
unds of carrots and sq
The Owyhee and Snake valleys
Mr. McGregor gave one of the
Z ete
We offer this unequalled news­
most timely readings of the day-
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arklitien to the aboi
paper and the Gate City Journal
on "Fraternalism" and the general together for one year for §1.75.
t Moover family, who wei
good of the order,
The regular subscription price of
ntsi f Owyhee lastsummt
Mr. Hickox was elected secre­ the two papers is $2.50.
>♦♦ 4 «® brxes of fine apples
tary of the ¡Pomona. The mem-
¥
iced with the Owyhee cull
feel that they have made an un­
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usually good selection.
i -38 Kessler and Mrs
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Excellent music, vocal and in­
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ittjcash.^
The abov
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strumental. was rendered by mem­
¥
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W
i
re
st
nt
by
the foil
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bers of the Boulevard grange.
, ¥
metl
families-
A
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Sixteen new members were re-
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HENRY FIELDS, Prop.
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ank Newbill. H Walter
ccivcd in the Pomona. The n ext,
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quarterly meeting will be enter-
lhos. Canham, Jr., of Nyssa.
Jfltfii. Mrs. A. C. Brad]
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tained by the Owyhee grange No. and Herbert Smith, one member ♦
ay W ood, M Log
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of the new cheese manufacturing
Vogts. John 1
rh is correspondent has node- plant at Nyssa, visited the county
;®Brreu,
Sims
Biglow.
cided views on viv,section or cap D
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,
ital punishment, but we suggest P_°m°na*ield at Boulevard on the
A lliovt ment is on foot to
to the editor and his opponent
Substantial encouragement
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regular
¡organ i
that when there are no abnormal for the uew plant in the way
sdjf i to do something
human beings there will be no of milk supplies was furnished by
ar For that worthy insti'
terrorizing or disgusting crimes the wideawake grangers assembled
The Best Is None Too Good for You.
ueral idea is iha* eat
and the only way to shut out ab­
You Get It Here
normal hnman beings is to shut and its future value to dairymen
d gi l earn a few pennies
A rousing meeting
out their propagation, and the explained.
her iwn efforts, also to
Main and Front Sts
only way to shut out their propa- with plenty of gooil speakers was
Nyssa, Orti 3w something dnnni
tion is by
by a sincere, prolonged, held.
uuimer that will be of
FR A N K D. H A L L , Casher.
W ire.
. . THE . ,
Merchants’ Lunch Room
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Next door to Postoffice
Billiard Hall
EARP & HALEY Props.
Fleming
& Son
Nyssa, Oregon.
Manufacturers of
Cement Blocks and Brick
Contractors of ¡ill
Cement Work, Sidewalks, Septic Tanks
Cement Waterproofing
WE GUARANTEE OUR W ORK
Absolute Security
And Dependable Service at the
Malheur County Bank j
N YSSA , OREGON .
II J. W A R D , President
J H-. W O LF, Cashier
GOLDEN RULE
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Clear and pure is every
glassful of wine or liquor that
you boy here, beoauae wear»
very particular in buying
from wholesale houses so that
we may conscientiously sell
to our patrons You will like
the flavor and the strength of
our Wines and Liquors, and
after the first trial We shall
expect ync te bteome a regu­
lar patron.
L B. TETER,
Ontario
W H IS K E Y
bend
0 1 U K L
WANTS BI
Will Specialize on
Raising Hogs
Clubbing Offer
W ith N. Y. World
)wyhee N<
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Can Become a
Second Tillamook
Grangers Encourage
Cheese Plant
YELLO W STO N E
^TO RF
The CORNER B * ‘
Fine Wines, Liquors anCii
Cigars