The Gate city journal., November 13, 1913, Image 4

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n y ssa a n d "V ic in it y
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Johnny Long is now high diver
on the water tower.
Big Bargains in (guilts and
Blankets at H insch’s.
Notice o f Election in
Black Canyon District
IF YOU’RE A RANCI4
Notice is hereby given that there
1 A Brief Resume o f the Daily Events in a Live Town j
P. J. Binkley and wife have re­ will be held an election in the
f
What Your Neighbors Are Doing.
f turned from a visit to Cambridge. Black Canyon Irrigation District
inner
man
$500 j
W eek
iVashi
[for
Istion
Lation '•
lis story
|ve Wal
aid ft
l e e k 1y 8
he pass
Ion bill
liliolllll
pccessf
limself
Ion bet
subn
1 ulhall
on Tuesday the 9th day of Decem­
Trunks, 'Flunks, Trunks, Suit
ber, 1913, for the purpose of elect
Cases and Telescopes Cases of ing one person from Number 1
A ll Millinery
\V. U. Sanderson was up from | great variety at Hinsch’s.
Precinct for director of said dis­
,ry ut Big Re due-
tious. -Caldwell.
Ontario Monday.
Nick Leuck and family have trict. In Precinct No. 3 the elec­
M ¡88 Sue Wheeler is visiting
Ball-Band Rubbers? Then call moved to the George Green ranch. tion will be held at the homestead
of Frank Edmundsou. The polls
friends at Caldwell,
German Socks, Woolen Socks, will be open fiom 8 o’clock a. m.
on Spier’s Man and Boys’ Store.
Men’s $1.25 two-piece Under-
Cottou Socks, Sox, Sox at L until 7 o’clock p m. of said day.
Union Suits and 2 piece Under-
wear no»' 90c. Caldwell.
The secretary of the district will
weur, the kiud that feels comfort­ Spier’s.
act
us the registrar for the district
able, at L. Spier’s.
Mrs. Scott Harris of Elgin, is and only those persons whose
the sheep ranch, Wednesday.
visiting
her
mother,
Mrs.
Sarah
Scot) Brundage, of Payette,
names appear upon the poll list of
Women
the last preceding anuual election
. . . Misses and
. . Small
.
...
rr, * Skirts
..
was in Nyssa tliis week and McConnell.
this season s styles. $3.50 to $4.00, .
. , .,
,
.
No better Shoes than M ayer’s of the district, together with those
fnr
sn —Pni,u-..ii
bought the Lawrence hay crop.
for *9
$2.50.—Caldwell
Il'm orh ilt Shoes, all leather subsequently registered on or be­
Have you seen the new Hart,
Mrs. C. H. Smith of Cambridge,
fore seven ilava prior to the above
. made, at 11 insch s
Idaho, was a guest at th“ home of Schaffner & Marx and Stye- Plus j
date
of election, shall be allowed
w. •.
i / ,
,
. r ,, • , .. I J, O. McYov has sold his herd
Suits and Overcoats at L. Spier s i . , . . U i w
..
, , to vote thereat.
Mrs. Grover Keele Saturday
*
of d a ir y ^ ^ ^ B many of winch
George Hailey, of Ontario, was
Mr and Mrs W. E Or-ell, of brought
shaking hands with friends in Pavel le, were go sts of their son,
Som ething doing in Cut Prices
Lewis Orn ll, and family, Sun­ on Groceries at 11 i usch'r ; "om e
Nyssa. Wednesday.
S ’ ove Pipe, Dampers, Stoves day.
and save 10 per rent on your
Those Chippewa Work Shoes; purchases
and Heaters at Hinsch’s; you
AH the money you have se­
can buy a tine range of him on at L. Spier’s at $3.<X). $3.o0. $4.00 ! j Kessler of Fruitland, was in
curity for on
ihe installment plan.
and $4.50,are world heaters. Every Nyssa yesterday on liis way to the
j Owyhee
Fred 1’ lagar will leave in a pair guaranteed.
few days for an all winter’s visit
Why not try n pair o f Brown’s i
i n » ’ telephone directory
Shoes ar the Golden Rule store, j
to his old home ai 'Varrenshurg,
distributed to patrons of
There is none better, but our price'
M issouri.
Malheur Home Telephone
is less.
M. F. Albert and A- P. Scrith-
puny’s system this week
A t 8 p>er cent with Optional
Mrs. F. M. Mason, who has been
schield, prominent bankers of
Payments.
First
(
’
lass
Watch
Repairing
forewoman at Denny’s packing:
Payette, came up Monday to at- .
at
Hinsch’s,
where
von
want
to
house
at
Payette,
has
returned
to
tend the Holden lecture.
buy y'M r Watches, Clock.- and h'-r home on Gamble Island.
J. M. Robertson and Roy alarm Clocks, because he makes
F A R M E R S ’ HEEK
Crockett spent several days in glim) am. wants to see you satis, ^ (iet your Shoe Tacks, Shoe I
Sole# and (cobbler Outfits at
~
_
i he inferior this week, going a tied with \our purchases
H m sci.’s; he koeps the best for | December 8 to 13, 1913
K e lly ’ s
station, near
Skull
Mike O’ Brien, the well known the money.
Th is will be a notable event
Springs.
-4
Owyhee rancher, was in town a
in the educational history of O r­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
C
Palmer
have
The infant child of Mr. and
couple of days this week
Mr. moved to town for the winter and egon.
Mrs. Jacob Peterson died Wedties
O’
Brien
recently
sold
his
ha>%
Farm ers’ Co-operation w ill be
are comfortably domiciled in the
nay morning and was buried in the
Rich sottage.
the leading topic of a stimulat­
afternoon of the same day. Fu crop $5.50 a ton.
neral services were held at the
Button, Button, Button Shoes ing series of lectures. Th e wees
Biggest Bargain of the season
Methodist' church.
in Heating Stoves, Cook Stoves, for Girls and Boys and Men just will be crowded with discussions,
Charles Shane, who recently Barb W ire and H og and Rabbit in at H insch’s. You know your­ and demonstrations in every­
resigned as foreman of construc­ Fence at Hinsch’s, whose low- self what the quality is and you thing that makes for the welfare
tion work on the new bridge and prices put him in the lead and know that his prices are right, of the farmer and home-maker.
W. LEE B L O D G E T T
FIRST MORTGAGE
FARM L O A M S
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
wi
»as e
tee
took a similar position near keeps him there.
J. W. Fogle has added greatly
Vale, has returned to Nyssa,
From all indications eggs are to the good appearance of his home
work at the latter place having going to be eggs this winter, as property on First street by fencing
been suspended.
leveling the lots and setting out
the price is again soaring and the
Girls' and Boys’ Sweaters, regu­ cry of “ ham and” will soon cease shade trees. Mr Fogle's enterprise
has improved the looks of that
lar $1.25 line, 90c.— Caldwell.
to be heard in the land.
whole part of town,
W. C. Tensen, who has been
Merfs Gray Overshirt; $1.40
You will be surpriseil to find
visiting his brothers here the
Shirt at $1.15.
what you can buy for 10c, 15c and
past two months, has decided
to return to
his old home
Harry T. K ilgou r traveling 25c when you look in our display
window at the Golden Rule.
in Holland. Mr. Tensen spent salesman for Closset & Devers,
Lined Gloves, Wool Gloves
several years here a decade or of Portland, was in Nyssa, Sat­
more ago, and naturally he still urday, in the interest of his firm. and Leather Gloves at the usual
low prices at H insch’s. A new
has a warm feeling for Nyssa.
Women’s Short Conts $1.00,—
line of Fancy Gauntlet Gloves
J. B. Newport, of Notus, one of Caldwell.
just in.
the directors ot the Black Canyon
Mrs. Chas. Allen and son of
district, was in this vicinity Wed­
J. McGee and daughter, who
nesday. posting notices for the Boise and Miss Florence James of
have been visiting Mr. and Jack
election of a director to be held Baker were visiting their sister,
Corey, at Dr. Sarazin's farm, re­
December 9.
Running out of Mrs. Frank Golden, the first of
turned to tdeir home at Fruitland
gasoline for his auto, he put into the week.
today.
Nyssa for a fresh supply.
Men’s Wrist
and Gauntlet The Golden Rule store has added
G irls’ 35c, 40c and 45c Vests at gloves, regular $1.25, for $1.00— a variety counter and you will find
23c.— Caldwell.
Caldwell.
j almost anything you need com
W. R. Wills, a business man
Win. Sexton last Friday sold monly carried on variety counters
of Waitsburg, Wash., visited his an 80-acre Carey A ct tract on and at variety prices.
brother, G. B. Wells, of the City the East Side, to F. C. Berg, ot
S. H. Thompson and a govern­
Dray line, several days this New Plymouth. The consider­ ment inspector of rural postal
week. A t present he is at Boise, ation was $500. The deal was routes, » ’ent out to Owyhee Wed-
but will return” shortly and give made Jh rough Smith & ^|(, nesday to look over a proposed
route through that section.
Nyssa another looking over.
Man is.
Men's $160 S »’eaters, $1.15.—
Th e crowd is buying Hinsch
Good heavy Outing Flannel at
Caldwell.
10c.— Caldwell.
out of Overshoes and Rubbers
Vacant houses are at a pre­
because he carries the Red Ball
Mrs. Dennis and Mrs. Duncan
mium. I f Nyssa grows much
Band Rubbers, the best made
more in population, somebody » ’ ill 8eiye tea Tuesday afternoon for the money.
will have to build some more under the auspices of the Ladies
Charley Thompson was in town
dw elling houses.
A t present Aid. A liberal attendance, it is
Thos. Carrick and W . W. Foster hoped, will be present on this oc­ Thursday from his home on the
Boulevarde.
Charley has been
are building residences for their casion, as it is the intention of
seriously ill and this was his first,
own use, but there is no place the Indies to afford everyone a visit to Nyssa since August.
for the stranger within our gates pleasurable ns well as profitable
Harness and Leather sold at
to get in out of the wet.
time.
low prices at H i t c h ’s.
Cecil Caldwell went over to
John Clouston, a well-known
New Plymouth last »e e k to as­ homesteader of the East Side, is
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall
sist in making cheese at the preparing to leave f..r Canada, have returned from Fruitland
factory there, but stayed only where he expects to remain. to again make their home here,
during a rush of work.
He Mr, Clouston *is decidely opti­ much to the satisfaction of mauyl
says the New Plymouth factory mistic over the future for the Nyssa friends.
is doing a big business but is not Snake Valley and leaves here
up to the Nyssa factory in the witli regret, and his only reason
latest methods of turning out for doing so is to be with his
the product.
mother in her declining years.
Th at’s your business. Makes no difference
what you do, its your business. I f you have
anything to trade or sell, that’s our business
L e t us know w h at you have
itley botti
City Real Estate
G a te
NEWS BRE’
K. H. Me NEE, Manager
,8 of Local and
Interest Concerni
H om e V isitors
Excursions
East
and
West
of the Most Pro|
Communities in Ü
Very low round t r ii
fares from Oregonf
Short Line points
Denver, Kansas Cil
St. Louis, MemphiJ
Omaha, Chicago, S^
Portland, Seattle,
San Francisco, Loslj
Angeles, and many?
other Points.
Via
0. S. L.
U. P.
Remember—
resu
Ed Brasswell’s baby \
Lk last week but is beth
■ *
J Mrs. Harris and Kate »
| visitors Monday. Nove
[ ] ) R. McFall attended
The
Lry meet iu New Plymc
Tickets on Sale
Union Pacific
November 22, 24 and 0 E stewart and -ic
System
December 20, 22, 191%. hauling gravel near 1
is the
B i t week.
D irect R oute East Long Lim its 1 w -Thacker iB campj
t - v •
r,
. Wt .! Meeker’s home and
Throu gh Cars
D iverse Routes his ia.»d,
AUTOM ATIC
Electric
Block
S A F E TY SIGNALS
See any O. S. L. Ai
for rates and furtht
particulars, or writ
J j f r . and Mrs. J. F. E
ildien were guests at t
vockucr home, Sunday.
Miss Martin. Miss E
U e Riffle, took dinner
jud Mrs. McFall, Sunday.
D. E. B U R L E Y
General Passenger Agent
Chas. Cowins and fa
rssa, were visitors at t
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
t Sunday.
C. E Hurd, Joe Divi
tobert Harris cleaned th
iipe at the school house
Way and everybody is hi
Salt Lake
WINTER SHORT COURSE
January 5 to 30, 1914
Th e College has spared no
effort to make this the most com-
pletli short course in its history.
A very wide range of courses
will he offered in General A g r i­
culture, Horticulture, Anim al
Husbandry, D airying, Poultry
Keeping, Mechanic Arts, Do­
mestic Science and Art, Com ­
merce, Forestry and Music.Many
lectures and discussions
on
F a r m e r s ’ Co o p e r a t i o n , at home
and abroad, will be a leading
feature.
Make this a pleasant
and profitable winter outing. No
luition. Accommodations reas­
onable. Reduced rates on all
railroads. For further inform a­
tion address
H M. T E N N A N T . Registrar,
Corvallis, Oregon.
Farm er’s Business Courses
by Correspondence without tui­
tion.
Earl Boor has
tool work,
jlrs
was ill a i
its last week.
Boor and son, Ea
Mackinson. Sati
WHISKERS
Removed Painlessly at
©rr ell’s Barber Sbcfir;;:”, , : U
lapping at the home of J
ierahl, after which he c
H air Cutting in A ll the Latest Styles of the Art. f ¡ere Monday
J Joe Divish and Henry
L E W T S
O R R E L L ,
- E I T O l U g h t Mrs. Harris’ gee
I f you are not satisfied withh the first
shave, come again.
Nyssa Bank Building, First and Main Streets
Serial No. 07891.
N O T IC E FO R P U B L IC A T IO N ,
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Boise, Idaho
September 8. 1913.
Notice is hereby given that E.
Clyde Buckwalter, of Nyssa. Ore-
gon. who, on December 2, 1909,
made Homestead Entry, Serial
H ig h G ra d e M o n u m en ts No. 07891, for Lots 5 anti fi, and
Tablets ami He&Uvtones of all kind» of Granite ^ F J o f N
and NE^ of SW^
and Marble. I set all works myself. Satisfac Section 3, Township ti North,
tion guaranteed. Write me at Payette I will
call on you with
rutiline ofTtrfx-.nd Rnn« e 5 VVf>st’ HoÌ9e Merid'an,
■ampler J L. G R IF F IT H , Payette, Idaho. has tiled notice of intention to
B 8 Stewart’s turkeys a
ive a big raffle at Frmtlar
Sounds like Thanksg
. make three-year proof tl
lish claim to the land a
scribed before the Regi
Receiver, United States
See at Boise, Idaho, on
day ° f December. 1913.
Claimant * names
as wi
"" ""
David VV Johnson, of NyJ
gon. Charles F. Smith, oj
Oregon, Overton C Wed
Boise, Idaho, Ernest Z a (
Nyssa, Oregon.
W I L L I A M BALDERS
L. J. Meeker is quite si<
jh effects of a hemorrhag
jowele, which he had last
arning. Mrs. Meeker, wh
|ling near and in Boise, h
otnmoned and is expecte
fcood Crops on
H ig h D ry I
L. L, Crocker and C. G
, who have places on th
»d Ox were in Vale tl
[proving np on their land
imp ton says they rais
ops of all kinds this yei
toes run from 12.0 to L
jo the aore and they did n
»ate them any. Corn am
jrain crops were also gc
Several of them have tin'
ff alfalfa. They also rais
Kterita and it does we
should be sowed thick.
Sand is some 350 . feet ab
piver where it will be a lo
before they expect water
bettlers have commenced di
Ing and are well satisfied 1
(results.—Ontario Argus.
Nyssa Auto Garag E
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
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
AUTO LIVERY
DAY OR NIGH'
I f you are in the marketjfor an automobile, look.upjthe con­
struction features of the high priced cars, such as the Garford
Locomobile, Mitchell, etc., and note the similarity between
them and the
Pareel Post Informt
Good Ranking Steps
In a ll respecte A S A fC BAN*
e f bonking servie« a h »
M akes banking so easy and (.leasnnt
• n o il owe customers assured,
in the banking bus«n
I C a refu l »M ention to » I I the details al bonk
which we arc taking to make
this bank a helpful institu­
tion should be carefuliy not­
ed by everybody who is inter-
ed in his own future wel­
fare.
Our mission is to
furnish Satisfactory and
Profitable Ranking service
to all our patrons. Consult
us freely on any financial
business. Our experience maybe of great benefit to you.
THE BANK OF NYSSA
Fine Fancy Wool and Dre»s
Shirts for Men at Hinsch’s.
Professor Holden stated in his
lecture at the opera house, Mon­
day, that if a preacher would men­
tion the word “ corn” every once
in a while in his sermon, he could
keep his congregation awake. Rev.
W'alker will preach on ‘ Com and
Religion” next Sunday evening.
His subject in the morning will b e 1
••The Farm and Its Chief Product.”
' Everyone coidially inviltd.
Parcels may bear the
Not to be opened until
or similar inscripti«
_t this with the early sh
| insures the timeliness of
Bas gifts, whereas the pr i
ling packages late in t
VV.
that they will reach their
ion on Christmas day. is I
Steel construction throughout, Unit Power Plant, Bosch Magneto, Multiple Disc Clutc
feat its own object, thro
in oil. (tasoline in shroud, full Boating axle, shock absorber, Demountable rims, Sil
voidable delay in the i
Mohair Top and the safe, easy riding quality of the low construction and standar
Nampa Leader.
clearance. W e believe it to be, in its class the best car in the world.
Splendid line of New v.
firls. Young Ladies and
•t Caldwell’s.— Adv.
$1040—$1040
PHONE FOR -A DEMONSTRATE