The Gate city journal., May 21, 1914, Image 2

Mr. Conant Satisfied
Nyssa Looks Good
to Mr. Walters
With Snake Valley
Working in the Hay Field
During the hot weather you
will need light, durable Cloth­
ing. We carry Hats, Shirts,
Gloves and Shoes to suit every
occasion.
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W. E. Walters, who left Nyssa
W. T. Conant and family re­
turned last week from a visit to a couple of mouths ago to make
their old home at Ellensburg, his home at Plentywood, Mont.,
Wash. They report having had returned Tuesday and is, as he
D em an ds the
an enjoyable time, but were glad expresses it, “glad to be back in
to get back to NyBsa.
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God’s country.” After waiting
“ 1 was almost afraid to go back until almost summer and seeing
to the old place, for fear that I
would want to stay there, but my I no signs of spring he decided
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fears we.e groundless,” said Mr. '•hat a country where winter
Conant. “After experiencing the prevailed the year around wa>
cold, raw winds there for a few no place for a man accustomed
«lays 1 wanted to get back to the to the balmy air and green
sunshine of the Snake valley.
tie'ds of sunny Malheur, and lie
"We certainly have a great bought a through ticket, with
country here. Crops a r e mn?b
-----u jno stopovers, to Nyssa.
A
further advanced than are *“e couple of snow storms last week
crops of either Yakima or Ellens- I ''UUH‘C u‘
movements
burg. Then. too. we are favore«! accelerated
his
O ften s u g g e s t i o n s a r e h e lp fu l to
with a cheaper and more abund- somewhat. H esavs i
th e h u rried H o u s e w if e , e it h e r in
ant water supply. In some sec- mometer frequently reaches
tions of Eastern Washington far- below at Plentywood.
town or on th e f a r m .
mere are paying $4 per acre for
Mr. Walters has a brother at
water for land that is not as pro- Plentywood who recently proved
ductive as that of the Nyssa up on a homestead and he will
country. Many of these are find- come to Nyssa as soon as he can
in g it hard to make expenses. arrall„e |118 affairs in Montana
With on. cheap water, mud d u t0 hiB% utiifaction.
mate and productive soil, all w
e
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nce«l to make this the most pros-
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jn N ygsa.
perous community in the North-
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west is to develop the land until it
Ed. L- Merritt, whose activities
is producing to its full capacity a8 an advertising expert and all-
and raise crop, for which there i» | , ound newspaper man have taken
a “ demand. Cattle,
value, hogs
nut's and
uiu dairy
unity |
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prrxlucts always bring a good ^ltn in*°
every <- y
price and can be put on the mar- West, has tinally conclude) to
ket here at a minimum cost. In ­ settle down and has selected Nyssa
telligent efforts along those lines as Lis permanent ab«xle. His
are sure to bring prosperity to travels ar.il experience have made
this part of the Snake valley.”
Mr. Conant’s little daughter, it possible for him to judge accu­
Stella, is also an enthusiastic rately the advantages which this
booster for the Nyssa country community nisy expect to reap
Call for These Brands and Be Certi
When asked by the Journal if she alMj compare them with that of
would like to go back to Ellens- Qther 3ection8 That he faa9 9et.
Hill Bros., in blue tint|
burg to live she replied most em-
3 lbs
phatically. T don’t want to.”
‘led uP°n Ny " a 19 encouraging.
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His experience is to be one of
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1 lb.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
this papers
paper's assets henceforth.
V Red Tins, special, lb. I
In the Circuit Court of the State and will be extended to merchants I
H\
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of Oregon for Malheur County, and public in promoting the town
German
American,
if
J. F. Reece, Plaintiff, vs. G uy;an(i individual business affaire.
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tins
C. Barnum, J. J. Sarazin and
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lb. tins
Martha Petersan, Defendants.
Read the Advertisements.
Notice is hereby given that by
We call the readers’ attention
virtue of an execution and order
FAMOUS M. J. B.
of sale duly issued out of the in this week's issue to several new
above-entitled court in the above- advertisements. There is good in
entitled cause, dated the 21st day every cne of them and the old
of May, 1914. and executed under
the seal of said court by the clerk ones as well. Read Wilson Bros.'
« thereof to me directed, which exe- ' 4 °°d coffee remarks Call for the
NY SR A. < >REGON
cution and order of sale was issued i brands mentioned, so you will be
pursuant to a certain decree made sure the «juality is in the goods
and entered in the above-entitled They advertise this because they m m m m M u
ùtm &M ¡u & ù u it ìH a m m w m ìè .
court and cause on the ninth day
waut
yon
to
know
Henry
Fielils
of May. 1914. whereby the above-
named plaintiff recovered a judg-
Corner Bar has something
ment against the above-named to say about the weather. Read it.
Is established in Nyssa. Your old Shoes will be inadej
defendant, Guy C. Barnum, for
The East Side Hotel, being run
last much longer if look
looked after iu time. Good work ad
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intere8f
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in
homelike
fashion,
wants
you
to
promptness SAVES YOU MONEY
thereon at the rate of ten per cent I ,
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per annum from Angust2nd. 1911. anow d 19 a piace
comfort and
NY’S S A ; OF
until paid, and the further sum of rest, where you are welcome when G R O V E R S T E W A R T
$250 attorney's fees, and the fa r-j in town over night. Mr. Hon’s
ther sum of $38.20, costs and dis- new putomobile is the main snb-
bursements. and a decree for the ject in his advertisement this
foreclosure of that certain mort­
gage described in the complaint week.
in the above entitled cause, and
Fine Hog Feed.
executed by said defendant in fa­
Nyssa, Oregon.
vor of said plaintiff on August
Digetter Tankage is a pre­
2nd, 1909, and covering the real pared food for hogs. Mr. La
property hereinafter describe«!, I Frenzof the Owyhee Meican-
will expose for sale at public auc­
tion and will sell to the highest tile Company has made arrange­
It adds to your prestige to have your
bidder for cash at the ma'n en­ ments with the Union Meat Co.
account in, and give your checks on, a
trance to the court house in Vale, of Portland to handle this val­
Malheur County, Oregon, on Sat­ uable stock food. He will have
Strong,Safe,Reliable, Dependable Bank
urday, the 20th day of June, 1914, it shipped in carload lots, thus
H. J. WARD, Pres.
JOHN RAY, Vice
atone o’clock in the aftern«x>n, being prepared at all tim e 9 to
all the light, title and interest the meet the demands. Read the
J. H. WOLF, Cashier.
above-named defendant had in or advertisement; it will interest
iw on tale in Nyssa, Oregc
to the following described real you.
property sitiiate«l in Malheur
or three hundred, y«
County. Oregon, towit: South­
Kaser William is said to be
lis
famous
hog foo«l. Read
west quarter of northeast quar­ devoted to the chase, but what
fregon, savs abont DIGEST
ter; northwest quarter of north­
east quarter; also that portion of profits it him since he h'n
northeast quarter of the northeast never killed a singing topi, i
io s M eat c o m p a n y ,
quarter of Section twenty-nine
dikdik or a spalacepus peoppigi
North Portland, Oregon.
T ownship nineteen. south of I
NYSSA. O REG O N
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81« s
Range forty-seven. E. W If., de-
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scribed as follows: Beginning at k iaiie? Lai him stick to his
tn reference to the results obti
[on ml it to be a profitable and satiafa
the northwest corner thereof a n d em peroring; as a nim rod he
Grocer’s!
Attenti!
Every Day in the W < l ,i n S î r
CHECK OFF the THINGS
YOU NEED
Gam
From this list and bring it with
you.
Your
Kitda
It will prevent your forgetting
Only by carrying a large,expens
stock can the many needs be pn
erly filled. This store is alwi
fully prepared and the goods i
pure,wholesome & properly prii
Big, Cool Straw Hats
Khaki and Dennim Overalls
Socks—Boston Garters
Gloves
Work Shirts
Light Summer Underwear
Strong Shoes
Suspenders
Bandana Handkerchiefs
This W eek ’s Suggestif
COF F E E I
Golden Rule Store
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Oregon
Known for its Strength and Seni
BAR
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I East Side Hotel 0
Nyssa, O regon
Loo II« F-. C a n te r
. / H o m elik e P la ce to Room a n d B o a rd
by D ay or Week.
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S a tu r d a y ♦♦ a n d ♦♦ S u n d a y j
Nyssa Confectionery!
B B C B S B C /W
A\K|Gi£L FM D BARS
Jeitle Havana Cigars
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Suis, $18.
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fade by th«
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Nyssi
COOL BEER
Hot
Goes Fine
Weather,
B oys!
THE CORNER
W IL S O N
SHOES REPAIRED
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Nymm
ood C offee
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Line Railway Company right of
annual saving
saving of the na-
way; thence northerly along said' The annual
right of way to the north Hne of tion' anfi sol,ltion of all problems
said section: thence west to place that have puzzled statesmen and
n^ " gT ‘n 9akl PhMloaophers in all ages will soon
Section twenty-nine.
Township beimi Hii/h I school pupils and
nineteen, south of Range forty
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seven, h W M . together with college student.! are polishing up
the tenements, hereditaments, and trmir essays to be delivered at
appurtenances, including water- Commencement —Ex
rights thereunto belonging or in
anywise appertaining, on the said
Brings $250 an Acre.
second dav of August, 1909. the
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H. < roes of New Plymouth
date of said mortgage, or has
since had or now has therein. or on Friday sold 10 acres of his or-
neces- chard two miles west of town to
f"fya!or“ of abive ü*"' J,udKme" t A J Helenberg of Cold Water
ant, with interest thereon to acre Ontario Democrat
gether with all cost, and 3 X w £
Tracklaying has been pushet]
j menta that have or may accrue.
rapidly the past ten days and at
21 19U
hr*‘ pnblioat,on May this time the steel is within about
bate of last pubi
ubjication June seven miles of Riverside where it
18. 1914
D. H. Kisroor. is held up on account of putting
u D
of Malheur County in a bridge or two. — Juntura
By Rosa A Seward. Depntv
Times.
IS N O W R E -O P E N E D U N D E R
NEW MANAGEMENT
brood «own Ita high percentage of
unborn pij- i.
It ma ». « 8 i stronger
Itma#
stroll
l>oned pics w i
111, t<> my judgment. Daring t
never met with g
Yon
J. M. Robertson & L. E. Wils«53»
VV ell known to the people of Nyssa and
vicinity, wish the public to k p o w they
are prepared to serve th«-ir n^*ed with a
Livery, Feed and
Board Stable
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Automobile Livery
Good Overland Car
Bubnell
famous
DIGESTER TANK AG
piece* <>t Meat. It devi
pigs GROW. Endorsee
periunent stations and t
in ev*ry state. H’s a it
ed with other foods,
purchas' d from our war
Joseph, Lostii e and E
hog ftod in carload lots
this saying in freight.
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