The Gate city journal., February 28, 1919, Image 4

Obie Wilson Makes
the Supreme Sacrifice
The many friends o f Obie Wilson
were «lie<-ked Thursday to learn from
a telegram received by Ernest Wil­
son that Obie had died in » hospital
and his body was to be buried that
day. The wire was from Barney Wil
son and sent from McKenzie, Tenn.
No details o f his death have been
ceived, but it is believed to have been
caused by pneumonia resulting from a
severe case o f influenza. In his last
letter he stated that he was in the
hospital with a severe cold. ' He was
buried at his old home in Puryear,
Tenn , where bis father and mother
and several brothers and sisters live.
Three of his brothers have been in the
ermy, one o f whom is Tom, who went
from here to enlist at Fort Stevens in
1916.
Kingman Kolony
A p p le V alley
Cash Must Come!
All Goods Must Go!
By Our Regular Crrespondtnt
R. 8. Mclntire was a Nampa visitor
Tuesday.
P. I. Speer
Braden ranch.
has moved onto
the
L. SPIER’S GREAT
Sam Brown and family visited rela*
tives at Wilder Surday.
C. J. Jackson ia having
chard bulled out this week
some
•
or'
A force o f men from the Minton
ranch are now pruning on tho Nelacn
tract
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Mcl.ltire spent
Sunday at the Rev. J, B. Story home
In Parma.
Quite a number from Apple Valley
attended
the Nonpartisan Leagne
meeting at Nampa Tuesday.
CLOSING OUT SALE
(B Y OUR RECSULAR CORRESPONDENT)
Alene Stephens sprained her wrist
at school the other day which is caus­
Mr. Kingman, Webb and Harva Otis,
ing her a good deal o f trouble.
were in Nyssa on business Friday.
The Ladies’ Aid o f Appie Valley will
The Martin family and Mr. Hysmith
meet with Mrs. J. J. Hicks on Thurs­
spent Snnday at the Maxwell home.
day afternoon. A tea will also be aer-
Mr. and Mrs. Kingman. Miss King- ved.
man, and Joe Bruning were guests of
E. G. Johnston is having a five room
the Packs at dinner on Thursday even
hjuse built by Contractor McCny on
ing.
on 3 o f the Apple Valley Fruit tracts on
The Gsange has decided to resume the Nelson place.
the regular meetings. The first one will
C. R. Sharp and family came down
be held at the school house on Saturday
evening o f this week. The meeting from Hailey this week. He will work
will be social,as a programme has been on the Blackburn ranch. The Sharps
prepared and refreshments will be ser
are relatives o f Mrs. Axel Norland.
ved.
A crowd o f Kolony people attended
the Sunday evening services at the Big
Bend schoolhouse at which plans for
building a high school at Adrian were
discussed. The lentimhnt o f the com­
munity sterned to be almost unami
oualy in favor o f it ard committees
were appointed by Rev. Shields, to take
charge o f the business connected with
it. The committee from the Kolony
includes Mr. Parsons, .Mr. Morgan and
Mrs. Overstreet.
WARREN SCHOOL NEWS
Oscar Tinkstcn is on the sick list.
Milton Thomison o f Hailey who has
been in the service o f Uncle Sam as
one o f the home guards at Grace, Ida.,
visited his neice Mrs. Axel Norland
one day last week.
Little Paul Morris was operated
upon for adnoids and tonsil troubles in
Boise on Tuesday. He was getting
along nicely and is expected home with
his mother on Thursday.
^ A number o f the neighbors went ovtr
Friday afternoon and hauled bay from
the field and stacked it at the barn for
Mr. Liaginan who is sick and unable to
work. Mr. and Mrs. Lingman wish to
thank these good friends for this gen­
erous service.
School wat very well attended, the
Rev. and Mrs Ilersheyand Mrs. W.
time being changed to eleven in the
C. Morris and Paul autoed to Boise
m u rn iD g now.
Monday to attend the National meet
Finn Warren and family, aLio Mrr. ing o f the Centeunary Movement of
the churches. Rev. and Mrs. Ilershey
Uulluck spent Sunday with Hal H aley'l
returned Wednesday evening. Mrs.
at the Bigelow ranch.
Morris is still in Boise.
An entertainment was given in hornr
Mamie McDonald came o wer from
o f Wsshington’s Birthday on Friday by Boise Saturday where she is attending
Link’a
business college and spent oyer
the pupils A good crowd came out to
Sunday with home folks, returning
encourage tho yeung people.
Monday. Mise Blanche is also attend­
Mabel and Frank Kuntz are enrolled ing college. Both the girls pass«.) a
satisfactory
monthly
examination
in school this week.
Muck Johnston and familv Sundayed Blanche receiving a grade o f 100 per
cent.
at J. H. Smith home.
The Parin' Teacher Association will
Presbyterian Church
meet on Friday afternoon at the schorl
Weston F. Shields, pastor.^
house.
Preaching at II u. m.
Hiram VanDykan is working for J.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
B. Smith.
Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m
The pupils who were not taidy, or
At 7:30 p. m. Sterioptican views on
Korea.
All come.
absent
for mo&th ending Feb. 21:
Thursday
there will be » New Era
Gladys Wilson, Geneva Woods. Helen
Conference at the Presbyterian church.
Woods. Mabel Woods, Vernon Wilson
Dr. Arthur F. Bishop o f New York,
Bernice Baldwin, Edith Bsldwin. I.il
an authoritative representative o f the
burn Hsiley, Sherman Keck, Marion, New Era Campaign, Dr. Wm
West-
I.esteT snd Gilbert Klinkenburg and wood o f Baker Oregon, and Mrs. A.
Johnnie Koopman.
T. Hill o f LaGrar.de, Oregon, will con
duct the Conference. The program is
as follows:
M. E. CHURCH.
A m eelin^w ith the women at 4 p.
Mortgage burning
All members m. Banquet at 6 p. m. to which all
ami friends o f the Nyssa M. E church the organizations in the church are to
are requested to be present next Sun­ be present, including 3ilndav School
day at II a. m.
teachers. Supt. of the S. 8., Elders and
Brief talks on the early history of Trustees o f the church. A t S p. m. a
the ehurcb will be given by laymen. papular service for everybody. This
This will be followed by burning o f the will ha the host and most inspirational
mortgage Sermon by Rer. A. II. service o f the day. To this service all
Soward of Eagle. Idaho, who was pas­ the people are earnestly invited.
tor at the time o f the building o f the
church. Special music.
Benediction.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Evening
service at 7:30 p. m.
C. E. Truebiood, Pastor.
A Bargain 2tt acreajill Ir. cultivation. I
with good House, Barn, Granary, ami
FOR SALE
hen house, all well fenced, and fret !
One fresh, high trade, Jersey water right, one and one half miles ^
heifer, with heifer calf; price from Post Oflice at Nyssa, Price |35(lb
Alao 20 acres adjoining the above, j
$65. —Gus A. Schweizer, R. 1
all in cultivation, no buildings, gone
box 69, Nyssa, Orepon.
o28tf fenca, *2000.00.
We also etTer, 160 Acres unimproved
Notice
Land with 60 shares o f the Capital I
Is hereby given that I have a lien stock o f the Owyhee Ditch Company |
upon one horse, one mule, one pack at *4,000.00. Or will sell the land I
saddle and two saddle bags and con without the Ditch stock for *ltkk > .0 0 I
tents, claimed by I .ester C. Scawoll, This land can be pumped onto with a
for feed and care at the rate o f one lift of not over 16 feet, is about Tw
dollar (SI.> per day; commencing with Milas from Nyssa.
Also a model 20 acres under th<
the 26th day of November, 1918. and
continuing until the day o f sate thereof Owyhee Ditch, all in I igh state o f cul-
tivation.
good house, and out buildings j
' -4 that, by virtue o f thia lain. I
...1 vhc aforesaid property at pub a bargain at *3600.
’ » al'., 1 ve several town houses!
lie auction, to the highest bidder for
rash, at my place o f business in Njaaa foi sale at reasonable figures, and easy
County <>f Malheur, State o f Oregon terms
Call and see us about our 200 acre i
on the 81st day o f March, 1819. at the
hour o f two o ’ clock p. m. and that the farm. 70 acres in alfalfa. 156 shares!
proceeds thereof will be tint applied paid up water right, in good location,
in diacharge of said lien, and the costs immediate possession, easy terms.
We can sell you any kind o f farm or
and expenses of keen and sale o f said
property, and the remainder, if any, dry land you may waut; also indirectly
have one or two large stock ranches
will be paid t« the owner thereof.
List your property, for now is
WILLIAM MILLED listed
Dated thi*27lh day o f Februaro, 1919. the time.
NYSSA REALTY CO.
f283t
For Sale
J. Km doll. Mgr.
OF CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS
AND SHOES
NOW GOING ON!
EVERY
ARTICLE
SACRIFICED!
NO RESERVE!
BUY NOW!
REM EM BER! THIS IS YOUR LAST AND ONLY CHANCE to buy CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS and
SHOES at WHOLESALE LOST ana less. Iheie is ro half way doing things here. We are selling Men’s
and Boys’ SUI IS, OVERCOATS, FURNISHINGS and SH0ES, and thousands o f dollars of every day needs at prices to
defy any competition or mail ordor house in the United States. The man or boy that misses this opportunity to buy
wearing apparel will regret it many times in the future. The world war has sent everything ‘ sky-high” in price, and
there is no telling what unreasonable prices you will be compelled to pay in the near future for merchandise inferior in
quHlity to the kind we are sacrificing at this great Closing-Out Sale- We are cutting prices still lower in our desperate and
final effort to CLOSE OUT every Dollar's Worth o f Merchandise before MARCH FIRST. If we had told you one year ago
that you would be paying today such high prices for all kinds of merchandise, you would ne'er have believed it. It is a
fact just the same and prices are still going higher, so by all means let this be a warning, figure out your present and
future needs, and take advantage of this last and only chance to save, for the great World’s war has sent prices up in
leaps and bounds, merchandise is going to be scarce, hard to get, and of an inferior quality, so by ail means take advan­
tage o f this sale, buy for less than wholesale cost in almost every instance, anticipate your future needs, it will be the
best investment you ever made.
BARGAINS!
Hoys’ All Wool Overcoatr, worth
over
will be closed out at
BARGAINS!
Men’s Tennis Shoes; worth $2, on
sale to close out per pair
Men’s Heavy All-Wool Sweaters,
worth over *8.30 wholesale todav. on
sale at
98c
$3.95
Choice of one lot of genuine Fiber
Suit Cases, to close out at
$6.45
Five hundred pairs of heavy Can­
vas Gloves will be closed out at less
than wholesale cost, per pair
$1.45
Boys’ best *1 Union Sniia will be
closed out at
15c
79c
The best *2 Felt Boots will be closed
out at
Men’s and Boys, Wool Jersies,
worth to over *3. will be dost id out at
89c
$ 1 .9 8
Choice o f any John B Stetson Hat
in the store, worth to over *5, for
$3.95
Misses $3.50 Mary Jane Slippers
w ill be closed out at per pair
$1.98
Boys’ 50c Summerweight Porisknit
bnirts and Drawers, choice to close out
I9c
One lot o f Men’s Dress Shoes, val­
ues to $5, choice to close out
____ $3 69
. Dne lot of Men’ s Overcoats, small
sizes, values to $1-5, choice at
One ot of Men’s Hats, goocfstyles,
worth over *2 50; choice to close out
’
$6.95
$1.39 ___
cnysi. .sch°o1 Shoes, worth over
$3 50, choice to close out
Men’s best quality $25 Wool Suits
will be closed out at
$2.89
B oy’s b< st $1 Hats will he closed
out at
69c
One lot o f Men’ s Heavy Work
Shoes, worth to over *•>. on sale at
.45
______• 1 0 c ___
$2.85
One lot o f Men’s Negligee Shirts,
small sizes, values to $2.50. choice at
One lot o f Menls Dress Shoes, worth
to over $7, choice at
$4.95
Genuine “ Headlight," ‘ Carhart"
and “ Levi Strauss” Bib Overalls,
worth over $2 50 , to close out
couA
_____________ 89c
Men’s best quality
Shirts, worth $1.25, for
_____________
$1.95
The famous Gordon Hats, newest
styles, sold everywhere for $4 and $5,
choice to close out at
All Arrow Brand Collars, selling
every place for 25c, choice to close out
Blue
Shir“ “i" be
D r*ss
79c
Work
One lot of Men’ s Ribbed Shirts and
l rawers. worth *1, on sale to close out
90c
Merrs $2.30 Khaki Pants
per pair
T
48c
to close,
One lot Boy’s
choice at
$195
Caps,
worth 50c,
19c
»
Never before such an opportunity to save., ,Lot# of Merchandise to go at less than wholesale
cost.
OUR FIRST. LAST AND ONLY SALE. COME
L. SPIER’S STORE, INyssa, Or.
Notice
Main Street, Nyaaa. Or.
le hereby given that 1 have a lien
upon one horse, branded LD on the
left «boulder, owner unknown, for feed
■nd care at the rate o f fifty cent« (50c)
per day. commencing with the 23d day
Two good milch cows and farm im ­
NOTICE
of December. 1918, and continuing un­ plements Will take hay or fresno work
til the day ef sale thereof.
in exchange.
*
Nyaaa, Oregon, January 29. 1919.
And that by virtue o f this lien. I will
•
W. W. White.
•ell at public auetion, te the higheet
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
bidder for caah. at my place of busi
there hat been filed with the Board o f
neee tn Nysee. Malheur County. Ore­
Direotore o f the Owyhee Irrigation
gon. en the 24th day o f March. 1919. at
the hodr o f two o'clock, p. m.. the
Gaaollne Engine, 6 horae power. District, a Petition aigned by Rex Mxr-
foregoing property, and that the p ro­ Alao 4 inch centrifugal pump.
plie. Bonnte V. Follows. B. F. King,
ceeds thereof w 'll be first applied in « • t
P
Klingba.-k M Elia I Lyn». ■ I Footer. C. H.
the discharge o f said lien, and the costs
; Brown, W. C. Faobion, J. M. Fair-
and expenses e f keep and sale of said
banka. Oregon Western Colonization
property, and the proceeds, if any. will
be paid t# the owner lb< roof.
Co., and John Wood, praying that the
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W ILLIA M MILLER
Jereey Cow giving milk, alao one landa deaeriti»! a«, all that portion ef
Dated this 28th day o f February, 1919 f o o l gasoline »tove, four humara. S.
Ike S } o f the 8 } o f Sec 22. fw p IS S..
IP . Bigelow.
l
R. 45 E.. W. M lying aouth o f thaJNa
For Sale or Trade
For Sale
For Sale
rm
(£JBS3m *tSKR ÎL iiitiHn« on T W * y , Um T *
vada Ditch: the Si SE } and all that aat portion o f the N }N E } o f Sec.
portion o f the N J SE}, and all that
ing south of the Nevada Ditch;
portion o f the 8 W } o f Sec. 23. lying ' }N W } o f Sec. 29; the S}9EL
south o f the Nevada Ditch: the S}SW }. ¡•II that portion o f the N }SE} and
and all that portion o f tbe N} SW },
’
ot the SW } o f Section
and all that portion o f tbe SE } o f Sec.
>>'«* south o f the Nevada Ditch
i. lying aouth o f tbe Nevada Ditch; all that portion e f th . K ie o n
and
the NE} and the N W } o f Sec. 25. and
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« M S W }. and o f
the N W ISE}, and of the SW}NE* 7t
the NE} and the N }N W } of Sec. £6. > -e. 21. lying aouth
and the N }N | of Sec. 27. all in Twp IS Ditch; alao the S*SE} “ ■•N evada
and
S., R. 45 E.. W. M; also the following 8}SW t4 o f Sec
‘lin
land, in Twp 13 S.. R. 46 E.. W M.— [ tg, S.. R. 4« E.. W. M.
* - in be
— exclu.
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that portion o f the 8 }S W }. and o f the led
Irrigation
SW|SE} o f See. 19, lying eeuth o f the , i ’letriet.
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Nevada Ditch; and the NW}. and all l By Order of the Beard
5
•$ Director».
beA. f f a ^ n,J nUrMted
or * ho may
be affected by auch change, o f the
S r ,wof the Diatrief-,re h,reb$
OSH
SET £
nt
t b * ° f f ic e
d. at Nyaaa. Oregon,
at ¡u regu-
Ur meeting to be he»d on T u ead^
March}, tuto *» a
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w h,
thVlTrt
^ cn b ed '
“ *■the' h” '-
Secretary Owyhee I r r ig a ,io J fíffik t
Corn far aale.
F. D. M organ.j24tf