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A Brief Resume o f the Daily Events in a Live Town 1
What Your Neighbors Are Doing.
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NEWS FROM ADRIAN The Grange Meeting
Arch Jones transacted business
in Ontario, Tuesday.
Mrs. C. 0 Kilburn is the guest
of her mother in Harney county.
Proves a Big Success
The Malheur County
Grange
met in Nyssa, Friday of last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Davis, of
Thos. A la in s went to Payette
Wilson tiros, pay 35c dozen Caldwell, are gdests in the Wick- and a large attendance was present.
lund home this week
Weilnesday.
The chief attraction was the pres­
for eggs.
FREE
TICKETS
TO
MOVING
P ic tu re Shoi
28
HE BLACK H A *
Hinsch pays $1.40 per 100 for
Mr. and Mrs. LoraPilbury spent ence of Dr. James Withycombe, he
S. H. Thompson, manager of
Wheat in trade.
the Oregon-Idaho Lumber Co., several days in Caldwell the past of the silver tongue, delightful per­
week visiting friends.
A l Gamble of Payette is in will go to Vale Saturday on busi­
sonality and profound knowledge
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Ekin and
town
concerning
those things of such
to Respectable Citi
Our Woolen tilankets and Com­ daughter were Boise visitors the
Men’s Wool Socks for 25c per
vital import to farm life. The doc­
latter part of the week.
»jyssa Accused o f
forts are going fast. Better look
pair at Hinscb’s.
tor is the able head of the Oregon
Mr. Fred Wamsley, of Parma
in. L. Spier.
Hand Methods; A
A l Glenn was in town several
spent Friday in The Bend and Agricultural College located at
For a good cup of Coffee for bought a large amount of clover Corvallis, one of the state's most
Swiping a Flock o f
days this week.
breakfast try H ill Bros, high se ed.
important institutions, and judg­
Hinsch pays 35c per dozen for
grade, sold by Wilson Bros.
Archie Sinclair, of Nyssa, spent ing from the work it is accom­
fresh Eggs in trade.
¡The Black Hand soi
Don’t forget that Mackinaw a few days here restocking the plishing through research, teach­
Theodore Rust was in town
jerating in. Nyssa!
ranchers
with
McConnon’s
sup­
ing and practical demonstration,
Coat It will
you good to see
Ifhis startling stateme
from Owyhee Wednesday.
plies.
the institution is doing a vast
ours. L. Spier.
liahock to many of out
For Staple and Fancy Grn-
Roy Bishop of the Rumely Pro­ amount of good along the lines of
|o will find it difficult
Luther Hughes, who has been ducts Co., headquarters at Poca-
its chosen field of activity
The
eeiie«, Wilson Bros.
tbe truth, but the p
employed on the Owyhee, wns tello, was a caller
iller in The Bend topic selected for discussion by
and
/.Inuiun u
n d i incontrov
n en n tr
'inclusive
and
Mrs. C. P. Eiige and children, in town Wednesday. . He was Friday.
the doctor on this occasion was
Ireral of Nyssa’s most
of Boise, a.e visiting in Nyssa. on Lis way to his ol I home in
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Mundlj and that of •‘ Agricultural Co-opera-
Lot people being imp
Just arrived, fresh car Stock Kentucky for an extended visit. daughter, of Parma, were enter­ tiou.” a subject with which he is
R im is thus raised at <
tained in the Rockfeller home,
A iia n g em eiil- Lave been made for exception­
Sail ut Wilson Bros.
wop into the New Yorl
apparently thoroughly familar, and
Uurgent business took Henry Sunday.'
|d
her claims to metro
ally
good
shows
during
the
balance
of
this
the
suggestions
endeavored
to
be
E. M. Dean shipped several Fields and Frank Golden to Boise
Frank Porter bad the largest I conveyed to those present will no
goors established upon
month
and
ibis
is
an
opportunity
for
all
Thursday.
The
boys
say
it
was
a
carl, ads of potatoes this week.
W enduring foundation
strictly business trip and the fact crop of clover seed lels of^rst" I l^ou^t a,hl materialy to a knowl­
patrons of ilie. Golden Rule Store to enjoy
Dr. Arnold Jacobson, a Pay­ that a classy boxing contest was The Bend. 290 bushels
,.:i in the case, as unc
edge of mauy things pertaining to
them absolutely free of cost. Th e same low
a Journal reporter
ette dentist, was in town Thurs­ sobeduled for that night hud noth­ class seed.
sucessful farm life and vastly im-
prices will prevail throughout the store and
ing to do with the case.
Iliant Sherlock Holmes
Mrs. Ina Abbott and son and,
,
....
....
,
day
Mrs. Leta Brown and daughter | P »v e d c o i t i o n s among tillers o f
purchasers will receive full value in goods for
as follows:
They ure loading up Winter Sup­ with their Chicago guests spent the soil. Preceding the address of
Tom Lowe a id Harry Pratt
Some time ago whan <
their money. The tickets are merely a com­
Dr. Withycombe, however, those
were in from the Owyhee the plies of Flour. Sugar, Beaus. Rice, Tuesday at Mitchell’s Butte.
■ten moved into town
plimentary gift to our patrons as an evidence
etc.,
at
Hinsch's
every
day
and
who
came to hear him were treated
farm near the city be
first of the week.
A number of rauchers in this
that their patronage is appreciated.
keep him on the jump. People re­ vicinity sold their hay to various to a genuine old-time basket feast,
icd
of ducks there, inti
You need a Hat for winter.
alize these times that a dollar sheep men the past week. The in which the good things of the
some more convenient
Hinsch has got your choice of
price paid was $4, $4.50 or $5, ac­ great Lower Snake River valley
saved is a dollar made.
remove them to his cit
style and price.
cording to the quality.
ice. Tim e passed, at
were
spread
out
upon
the
tables
as
An automobile party consist­
C. F. Smith, of the East Side
ithered bipeds evident
A.
H.
Brandt
loaded
his
belong-
if
poured
from
the
ample
recesses
ing of Lewi., Orrell, George Cas­
ed of the simple lif
livery barn, made a business
mgs at Parma Friday and return- of the Cornucopia of Abundance.
sidy, Harry Sharp and Jack
rted to town to hunt uj
Vale 0760 (D L E 916) Burns 02755 Range 46 IS., Willamett
trip to Baker last weeK.
bT h . 1 1 i ì J W - " t L follow' I A " ° * ' ,h« r > ». ........................of
Ollithorpe, made a pleasant trip Mi.“
ient owner. W hile ou
dian, has filed notice of in|
Preserve your Eyesight and
pleasure and profit to those pres- N O T IC E FOR P U B L IC A T IO N .
rney they were overtal
to Homedale Monday.
They ing Tuesday.
to make final proof, to ei
dnt.
save headaches by getting the right
Saruzin in his auton
fouud
the
roads
in
fine
condi­
Charles Purdy has completed a
claim to the land above dei
fitting Spectacles at Hinsch's.
io stopped and loaded
fine
modern
corn
crib,
the
first
Department
of
the
Interior
before
the
Register
and
U
i
tion.
M. E. Church Notes.
machine.
It
H. V ogt made a shipment of
to be erected in the Bend. The
U. S. Land Office ut Vale. Oregon U. S. Laud Office, at V Hto the
iwever, of deliverin g th
For Quality, try a sack Wilson crop of corn grown on the Purdy
September 23, 1913.
gon. on the 31st day of
potatoes and apples to Payette
Notice is hereby given that 1913.
|eir rightful owner, he,
Sunday, October 26.
Bros. “ Veribest” Flour. Every ranch satisfactorily proves that
the first of the week.
corn is a paying crop in this sec­
Thomas W. Cl&ggett, of Ontario, . Claimant names as wi
abetted by his confed
10:30
a.
in.—
Sunday
school
tion of the country.
A. L. Long, an old-timer in sack guaranteed.
Oregon, assignee of Ebenezer M Ed Norris of Ontario, Ore
lie Smith, the same whi
11.30 a. m.— Morning worship; (treig, who, on March 28, 1907,
P. Pullen of Ontario,
Malheur county, was in town
ide Nyssa’s cheese fa
The only place to buy a Watch
A. A. Hall, state game warden, I Subject, “ Dwelling iu the High made Desert Land Application Chas. L Thompson of
riled the fowls away,
several days this week.
or a clock is at a Watchmaker’s of Ontario spent a few days in pia
Text, Matt. 20:22.
No. 0760, for E^ SE± Sec. 12, and Oregon
BRUCE R .K E S
this neighborhood on business
_
^
,
ent whereabouts beinj
Do
you
know
why?
Hinsch
can
N^
NE^
Sec,
13,
Township
19
S.,
H ighest market price paied
s25
connected with his office. While
7 :lo— Epworth League; Mrs.
ffn
except to said com
f« r
Turkeys, Chickens
and tell you and you will say that he here he visited the primary room Arnold Cook, leader,
. The next day Mr. (
is right about that.
in District 46, presided over by a
8:00 p in.— Evening service;
Ducks at Wilson Bios.
lived a letter with the pi
former
pupil
of
his.
Miss
Lackey
Subject,
"The Mistake of Worldly
Roy Wilson, whose good nature
black hand aud a duel
J. L. Griffeth, the well known is usually his most prominent
Mr. and Mrs. Plin Case were the Mindedness." Text. Mark 10:22:
request th$t he mee
PAYING-
monument man, of Payette, was characteristic, surprised his friends victims of a surprise on last Fri-
iter in a certain seel
Thursday at 8:00 p. m.— Prayer
looking after businessa in Nyssa Monday by appearing at the scene day evening. Music, dancing aud meeting.
specified in the letter,
of his duties with a well developed cards whiled away a pleasant eve-| You are invited to attend these
would be told upon
Tuesday.
A
t
the
Bank
of
Nys$|i
grouch. But there was a good rea nin
and at midni
light the lunch I services.
s the ducks would t
he handles many accoi
Mayer’s Honorbilt Shoes for son. In some manner he had lost baskets containing pn elaborate)
Strangers welcome.
aed to him. Instead of
of
a
size
yours
w(
a
valuable
diamond
set
out
of
his
lunch were produced. Mr. and
Men and Boys and Girls are sell­
ing, however, he had A
yield. He will tell
ring, which he prized highly.
Mrs. Case fully sustained their |
ing so fast that even Hinsch is
P. J. Phillips draw i
Nearly
everybody
has
a
cold.
that’
the
proportion
reputations as royal entertainers.
surprised about his Shoe sales.
Sixteen pounds caue sugar for
small accounts is id
rant for the doctor’s ai
McConnon’s Cold and Grippe Tab­
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wick lets will fix them. Phone A. Sin­
lsrger than the numbe
rging him with conspi
E. W. McManis, who got his $1.00 at W ilson Bros.
lund entertained a number of
large ones.
So do
inst the complainant’s
clair
at
residence.
Hugh
McDonald,
of
Caldwell
left foot under the wheels of a
frieads at a card party, given in
hesitate
to start one ■ character and dignity,
"7
m oving hand-car
last week, was visiting friends and relatives honor of Mr. and Sirs. Fred
cause your business is BO ranl wa8 duly served,
in Nyssa Friday
Mr. McDonald
large. It will grow and so will the account!
with painful results, is again formerly lived near Nyssa and stil Brown of Chicago, who are guests High Grade Monuments
I. Smith, who had ch
in the McDowell home. Music
able to attend to his duties.
owns valuable farm property here was one of the principal features
^ the evidence, refuse
Tablets and Headstones o f all kind» o f Granite
and Marble. I set all works myself. Satisfac­
JL feW -^^duce them in court, cl
of the evening and all enjoyed the tion guaranteed. Write me at fcayette I will
Mothers— now bring in your
call on you with a fu ll line o f designs and
Hey,
there,
you
sheep
men
¡¡¡they were too poor t
musical
treat.
Elaborate
refresh
boys for that new Winter Suit.
•amples.
J. L. G R I F F I T H , Payette, Idaho.
ments were served.
tesentable. The case was
Get
that
warm
sheep-lined
coat
B ig lines to select from. Suits in
Ijourned until the “ evide
and those good shoes at L. «Spiers
brown, grey, blue serge, etc., in
Celebrate Silver Wedding.
been fattened up to a ]
Dont
get
excited,
but
look
up
plain and Norfolk—and the price
state,
and there the m
Assisted by a large number
your bills and note how you can
will please you. L. Spier.
ts
at
present.
In the u
of intimate friends and neigh­
save dollars;
», however, President
Mrs. H. Burbidge went to
10U lbs Cane Sugar............ $5.65 bors, Mr. and Mrs W ill Adams
has issued his Thank
Vale Monday to assist in enter­ Guaranteed Flour, per sack. 1.00
celebrated in a fitting manner
proclamation
and
taining the C ivic Im provem ent 5 Gals. Coal Oil in your can 1.00 their silver
wedding at the
sen is worrying over
Club, which met at the hom e of Hams, per lb ............ *......... ’
20 Parish House lust Saturday eve­
>r that his ducks will i
her mother, Mrs. Thos. H alli- 10 lbs Lard .......................
1.50 ning.
e to b9 produced in cour
Th e occasion was one
day, in Vale Tuesday. More Corn, per can.....................
10
which occurs in the lives of but
10
E L E C T R IC L IG H T IN S T A L L A T IO N A N D R E P A IR IN G
than 60 ladies were assembled. Milk, per can.....................
few,
and in anticipation as well
5 lbs Net Weight S yru p ...
35
Mrs.
Burbidge
returned to
And other special low cash as in retrospect such events |
Nyssa Wednesday.
prices on goods at Hinsch’s.
prove an oasis along life ’s path­
way, in which flowers bloom I
I f you are in the market’ for an automobile, look.upjthe con-
and from which eminate the in­
struction
features of the high priced cars, such as theGarford
cense of love and affection, of I
f ST-*, in the State of Oregon, at tl
Locomobile,
Mitchell, etc., and note the similarity between
The Safety, Service and Facilities of the Malheur County Bank
fidelity and conscious
pridp
I buine«, October 21, 1913.
safeguard your funds and protect your financial iuteres. Whe­
them
and
the
RESOURCES.
and helpfulness. The prepara­
ther your account is large or small, it is invited.
• and discount«.........................$51
tions made on the occasion of
aft«, secured and unsecured
' and warrant!......................... I
the entertainment of the host of
ng house.................................. !
tare and fixtures...................
friends who had gathered to do
'from banks (not reserve banks).
NYSSA, ORE.
Pfrum approved reserve b a n k s-----II
lonor to the happily married
« and other cash items.............
"Known for its Strength aad Service.”
1 on hand............................... I
couple were all that could be
IT o t a i ............................. $71
H J Ward, Pres. John Ray, Vice-Pres. J. H. Wolf, Cashier
desired, and the many tokens in
LIABILITIES.
the nature of presents attested
I »tock paid in ........................$3-1
ded profits, less expenses and
the feality and love of a large
taxes p aid. ....... T ...... ••• S
... ............................................................................................. circle of friends and neighbors.
‘I Savings Bank Deposits.......
•it« due state treasurer............
»
anal depoaita subject to check. 38
Th e repast was prepared with
1 certificates of deposit........
1 checks................................
an eye single to the varied
• certificates of deposit............• H
tastes of those assembled and
H. MUKBID 0 C , Prop.
Steel construction throughout,
Power Plant, Bosch Magneto, M ultiple Disc Clutcl
T o t a l .............................$7!
OF OREGON I . .
consisted of every delicacy to
in oil. Gasoline in shroud, full floating axle, shock absorber, Demountable rims, S ill
OF MALHECB I •*
tempt the appetite and make
Mohair T o p and the safe, easy ridin g quality of the low construction and standard
$fank D. Hall cashier of the
» bank, do solemnly swear that the
glad the inner consciousness of
clearance. \V e believe it to be, in its class the best car in the world.
. *cnt is tree to the best of my kno
L—bef. FRANK D. HALL, Cashier
a labor of love and esteem that
-Attret:
A. Q KINGMAN.
T ry our
ROBERT VAN A »
w ill linger long in the memory
E. J . BURROUQH,
Dire«
Horn «»Cured Bacon and Home-Made Lard.
of those who were so fortunate |
ribed And sworn to before me thi
/•»October, IMS.
as to be present.
APPEAR IN N
Given with each d o lla r’s
w orth o f goods purchased
at the
GOLDEN RULE STO]
B egin n in g O ctober 20th
E nding October 31st
I
One T ick et With Each $1 Purchi
ras oi
«ewig
)regc
i a
~»e
A sk the
B ookkee
THE B A N K
i -
OF
Nyssa Auto Garag
A U T O M O B IL E A N D G A S E N G IN E R E P A IR IN G
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AUTO LIVERY
DAY OR NIGH’
A B S O L U T E SA FETY
ÌP0RT OF THE [
DITION OF THE
BANK OF NYSSA
NUMBER 56
Malheur County Bank
i 'ftyssa TFleat m arket
$1040— $1040
Unit
Fresh and Salt Meats
PHONE FOR A DEMONSTRATIO]
U MLSOll, Notary Public.
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