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T he G ate C ity J ournal
IL XVIII NO. 48
NYSSA, MALHEUR COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 6. 1920
BIG ALFALFA
MEAL MILL
FOR NYSSA
-•* -
OWYHEE
1Ry»sa and Dicinitv
It.* ) P U YJÍAR 5« P M JOP*
A Plantation on the Snake.
Ed Christenson and Brown Bros,
this waek purchased the house and
acreaga known as tha D uteher plsce
from Mrs. Ed Brown.
Tha prop­
arty fronts on Snake rivar and a
pumping plant will furnish an abund­
ance of w ater. The new ownere will
asa it aa an annex to the Bluebird
Stock and Peuilry farm . W ith In-
created facilities. M anager C hristen-
•oe eays th a t all he w ants now is
plenty of chickens, and he deesn’t
specify th a t they ell m ust be of the
feathered variety.
PRODUCTION
COST FOUND
TO BE HEAVY
Miss Mary Herrick, of Lon«
Valley, ia a guest of her cousin,
Miss Mary McGinnis.
A Brief Resume of the Daily’ Events in a Live Town—
i
Mr. and Mrs. T. M Lowe snd
What Your Neigh hers Are Being.
Mra.
Fred
Klingback
and
chil­
John V ogts, th e C apital Nows rap-
dren, Kenneth and Dorris, at­
The coat of farm produce is being
ro aontative, waa in Nyaaa recently
tended Chautauqua at Nysaa
determ ined by the Farm Bureaus of
n
w
r -----a i------ ai *
and found m any Improvement* under
Tuesday afternson. On the way
M tlheur end Sherm an counties.
w ay, which he duly chronicled in his
home they towed a brand new Mrs. Ralph Flem ing ia reported on I Barkley Wilson visited in O ntario
" in solving economic problem* cost
p ap er.
R egarding the G ate
C ity’a
Sunday.
wagon behind the Ford, the tha sick list this w aek.
Mrs. Bowles of P ay ette visited in
of production ie a fundam ental ite m ,"
la te a t big e n terp riae ha w rote as fol wagon requiring
considerable Mrs D w ight Sm ith and Ida Bay N yssa Saturday.
says the O regon S tate F arm Bureau
Iowa:
persuasion,, to say nothing of visited in P a y e tte Thursday.
News. This has been too generally
Mr and Mrs Dallas D unsan w ere ia
‘‘An alfa lfa m eal mill with a grind pushing, on some of the hills
overlooked in farm econom ics.’’
Mrs. W. W. Sm ith o f Roise sp en t the N yssa from th eir homa naar Wilder
ing capacity o f 60 tone of a lfalfa hay Needless to say they all ‘'arrove”
The coat of production survey of
week-end a t the Fred M arshall home. this wee*.
growing alfalfa in M alheur county
daily has been received for W. G. in due time. 'Shard to beat a
Death
of
W.
D.
Hathaway
shewed th a t moat of the an. nay made
Braday Fow ler ot Boise visited a t
Cliff Tillman w ent to P a y e tta S atu r
C athay, a prom inent N y«ia farm er Ford, you know!
The death of Warren D. Hath­ by farm ars here w ai on riving lend
the F. K. M arshall home W ednesday. day with his team s, having assured e
and etockm an, and th e mill will be 9et
I t was found th a t a lta r a l­
Ernest Wennstrom, of the A rth u r Boydell hae im proved his hauling co n tract a t th a t place.
away occurred at his home in values.
up fo r operation as quickly as possible.
lowance was made for in te re st and
William Krull Piano House of residence by th e addition of a ba*h H arry Sharp, sm iling and happy this city on Monday, August 2, normal
depreciation of aquii nent and
This mill installed, will coat about
Boise, was in Owyhee last and
g o t back T hursday from » m o n th ’s trip and funeral services were held other investm ents, the labor incomes
$11,500. L ate r, th is fall, Mr.
Cathey this week tuning psanos. Among room.
• f more than 60 farm ers were only
Clyde Beaas and Loyd H oxie w ent to the W alla Walla and Spokanecoun- at the Presbyterian church on about ilOOu a year.
ex p ects to install an alfalfa meal those having their pianos tuned
trias.
"C onsidering the siae of their in­
m ixing p lant in connection with the were Bradleys. Lowes, E, L. I on an outing to the little M alheur river
Thursday. August 5.
vestm ents this labor sho-dd hava
mill he ie now ready to se t up. The MacLafferty and
Troy C athey and Shorty Bowles
the school thia week.
brought tha farm ers m anag rs‘ sals
mill and m ixing p lant to g eth er will piano as well as several m the
Miss Id s R sy was in Boise Tuesday m ade a trip by au to to P ay atte Monday
ries ra th e r than laborers w ag es,"
re p re se n t a value e f about 120,000.
said the News.
of this week an* brought home a brand for ice to ralieva Iks ice fam ine which
Kolony.
The cost of producing w h ea‘ in S h er­
had become acute.
E. L arkin of Boise, travsH ai
Louis DeBore came down from new Ford car,
man county was found to I e about
fre ig h t and passenger ag en t for the O
A
bunch
of
surveyors
are
a
t
w
ork
en
$1 40 a bushel, ranging from $1.11 to
ironside Sunday to be on hand to D. M acLafferty is building an ex­
S L ., waa here W edneiday to look into
HY O lIR RBU ULAK CO RKK.SPONDRNT
$1.94. This reduces the labor inceme of
tensive addition to his farm residence the big K. S. A D. ranch laying the
help
his
brother,
F.
L.
and
the
th e m a tte r o f finding a suitable site
the farm ers fa r below w hat it is
land off into small tra c ts p rep aratery
tw o n.iles w est of town.
Glasscock
Bros,
with
their
hay­
generally thought to ba by th e public.
w ith tra c k a g e for Mr. C ath ey ’s nev
to placing it on the m arket.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Enos
motored
te
N
yssa
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Vahl and Mrs
p lant. J . DeCordy o f Boise, who rep
Mrs. Alvin McGinnis gave a L. T Sharp of N am pa visited a t the Two carloads of coal were received aa business Monday.
re se n ts th e firm th a t m anufactures the
this week bv M anager J . J . Cancelmo
Mr R. McCraary has contracted his Farm Bureau
very enjoyable party Saturday H arry S harp home Sunday.
a lfa lfa mill and m ixing plants
of the idanha orchard for use ia oper- second cu ttin g of hay to Mr, S hafer
evening
in
honor
of
her
Sunday
Mr.
and
M
rs.
M.
E.
C
u
rtis
and
Misa
also here W ednesday.
a tin g th a big evaporating plant.
• f K ingm sn Kolony.
Wat a Great Success
"M r C athey already has contracts sehool class The evening was Ja rv is o f Caldwell w ere guest» a t the
Mrs. W alter
Pinkston returned
Mr. P ete C hristensen will soon he
delightfully
spent
with
music
F.
C.
M
iiler
home
Sunday.
from C alifornia for 6000 tons of alfalfa
Thu
first anuuul Farm B r r ta u toar
from PendL ton, w here she has been gin work drilling a well on hi* home­
Ray Wilson and fam ily of P arm a
raaal, all of which ha will grind when and games after which refresh­
In M alheur county occarrad o Friday.
under
a
physician’s
care,
this
w
sek
stead n orthw est of A drian.
ments of ice-cream aad cake were vicited relativ es and took in th e Ohau
July 30. The proceaaion form ed a t the
th e mill Is in operation. Whan the
and is reported to be eatirely re- nv
W. W. Looney ie coufined to hie Cairo G range ball a t fi:0* a in. and
taa q u a here W edneeday night.
m ixing p la n t is installed Mr. Cathay served.
moved in a southerly directi- n aa far
home on account of illness.
Noble Pollen is the ewaer of a The home o f Mr. and Mre. George ered from h er illness.
ex p e c ts to fead a lot of ca ttla this
as the Big Bend eomm uail / grove,
A
t
the
annual
m
eeting
of
the
direc-
new
motorcycle.
A F arm B ureau parade consisting of where lunch waa takan thei e easier
w in tar. N a x ty e a r he intends to huild
W ard w as gladdened Sunday by the
tors
of
the
N
yssa-A
rcadia
D
rainage
1$ Fords and 16 autom obiles w ent ly to the Roswell section and then
Mr and Mrs F. L. DeBord arriv al of a little baby daughter.
a eo aerata sto rag e p lan t for eackad
north through Parm a and Ny-*aa.
D istrict held Tuesday evening of th is
a lfa lfa m sa1. The p la n t will be 40x120 were Roswell visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. Mao Jo n sto n were week Dick Tenscn w as re elected su­ through Adrian Friday an route to the
The purpose of the (rip waa to see
Big Bend park, w here they enjoyed • w hat it being done along farm ing
and 20 fe e t high aod it will have a r a ­
Mrs. Jack Glasscoek reek Mrs. up from th e ir ranch near F a y e tte S un­ pervisor for another year.
picnic
and
dance
in
the
evening.
farm
ing linai in tha different p a rti of
pacity for sto rin g 25 o r 30 carloads of George Schweizer and baby to day vialting frienae and relatives. „
Saake river valley. Par icalarly
sacked m«al.
Ontario Tuesday, the baby being Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chipm an w ere in Jim m ie Duncan this week ia nursing H arry H ati h a rd fam ily returned the
the possibilities for im proving the
a very sore arm , tne result of an e n ­
M r. C athey has 900 tons e f alfalfa in need of medical attention.
town T hursday from th eir home on counter with a re c a lc itra n t car, which from th eir »rip te the eoast Friday, cropping methods and the handling of
hay in the »tack from the first cutting
the soil by d rainage and b e tle r ro ta ­
Mr. and Mrs Victor Marshall silvery Owyhee doing some shopping. kicked hackworde when he waa crank­ w here they w ere vacatiening.
tion« for m aintaining fertility received
from 800 acre* of alfalfa. From one of Wilder, visited relatives in
L.
F,
Holly
is
tak
in
g
his
vacation
Mr and Mr» J M T yler and Thomas ing it. No perm anent injury w as dona,
attention.
field of 26 acres th e first c attin g made Owyhee Sunday.
this
weak
from
Holly
B
ros.’
store.
The first dem onstrations examined
Beam re tu rn e d to N yssa w ith J C however
fa u r tana p er acre. He has 10C acres
Mr. and Mrs Frank Crawly Beam from Ironside the first of the
P ete C hristensen w as aroussd from were fields effected w ith alkali The
first field w as one which produced ex­
Born—On July 80, to Mr. and Mrs.
e f elfalfe ju s t across th e Snake river and little daughter Marguerite,
deep slum ber S atu rd ay night by a i ceptionally heavy areps e f alfalfa hay
week.
P. F. R oberts, a dainty baby d an g h ter,
which yielded th ree tons per acre from of Ontario, are visiting at the
erowd
of
young
people
driving
wildly
a faw y e a n ago but haa been going
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gould a re the whom the proad p aren ts hava named
th e first c a ttin g Thia is b e tte r than
unv to Ms door holleriag, tw e beys down hill by reason of the m -mmole-
Bradley home for a few days.
happy
p
a
re
n
ts
o
f
a
baby
d
au
g
h
ter
R u:h A nnelta
Mrs. R obarts was
th a whole of th e first nd second tu t
of oikala^ until it now n rodaeee'
Mr. ind Mrs. Chas spiioTtzet which the ste rk le ft a t th e ir home this form erly Bernice D uacan and her jum ping from th eir car and m aking tion
but half a crop and will aeon become
tings last y ear. A ifa lro n e re in’ gen­
aw
ay
w
ith
P
e
ts
before
he
ceald
get
and Messrs. Andy Hansen and w eek.
useless until drained.
The second
many friends extend congratulations.
era l is yielding b e tte r this y ear tha»
out. Mueh fun w as reported end a field was one which had on a been
Geo. Knot were Nyssa visitors Mr. and Mrs. A lbert French and
I s a t y e a r ”
Miss Ellen Olson o f Nampa, a regie joyaua time.
highly productive, then had become
Saturday evening, taking in the children o f F ren ch , Idaho, w ere visit
totally unproductive because of alkali
tered nurse, visited this week a t the
Mite
Tbrelm
e
M
cCreary
bad
tha
show
fccum alation, but now, a fte r having
ing Mr. and Mrs. Roberta the la s t of home of her sister Mr», F. C. Miller,
m
isfortune
to
burn
her
foot
quite
se­
been «rained for aeveral years, is
Ramblers R e tu r n
Mr. and Mrs Claude Smith and i last week.
over the week-end. Miss Olson w as
fibs gradually coming bask Into production
Mr. and Mra. Je3se
Thompson baby and Mr. aud Mrs. Alvin Me-' M rs. F ra n k D. Hall retu rn ed the called to N am pa for Bpecial duty a t the verely while canning apricots.
w as hurtiad to P arm a w hare m edical' again.
children
retu rn ed
Monday Ginnis and son were Arcadia first of th e w eek from S eattle, w here Mercy hospital.
and
The earav aa (topped a t many dem ­
aid w ss received and is doing nicely a t 1 onstrations of trops which ere being
from an extended
trip visitors S u n d a y .
evening
aha visited a t the hem e of her sister,
Mr. S chneiter ef Salt L ake and Mrs. present, although compelled to walk grown en th* farm s of the county-
through Idaho and
Bert Cassell completed the Mrs. D n k en s
pleaaure trip
J. A. S chneiter are visiting a t the on cratch es for a few days.
crops which ere proven substitutes
M e n tin a and as fa r east as the dr jiijng of the well on Clarence
for mach of the alfalfa b o w being
/
M’ss Mayme Beam from N orth Charley McConnell ranch n ear A rea
lei.o w sto o c N at'ona r»rk, covering McConnell’s place,
getting a Powder, O r., and Miss Gladys G arri­ dia. Mr S i-hneiteris 88 year* - Id an I C E . E lliott made a business trip te grow n when the time oomes to plow
Yellowatone
up the elfalfe A glimpse of w hat the
O ntario Monday
over 80S* miles in their fa ith fu l D; rt ^ood H o w of water at 198 feet.
son from th a aity are v ititin g a t the J made the trip from S ait Lake alone.
country will look I ke when diversified
I
_n«ehine wMhout a «¡ngle mishap
Wm Peutz went to Boise \A Wed­
C Beam home.
M ils Edna B arnard la re p o rte d farm ieg lakes its place w as had from
He is g ra n d fa th e r o f the S chneiter
T heir Itiaarary included all thv points nesday where he has been taking ;
tne bask of Ihu Owyhse oanel south­
quite ill a t present.
Mr. and Mra. W. S. Clore en ter­ children.
of in te re st alaag the route a rd a viait chiropractic treatment* for a n ;
w est from the K . S. & D. ranch.
J. R, O liver, federal land appraiser
tained Guy H. Bingham , speaker, and
Mr.
and
Mra.
C
lark
Enos
and
sm
ell
H ere the production of corn, grain
te »very fea tu re of in te re st at injury received in a traia wreck ;
J . W. T erry , p latform m anager of the fur the C alifornia Jo in t Stock Land d au g h ter Louis Ellen w ere visiting and potateea has reached aa e x te n t
th e p ark , including a bathing re­ last winter. He returned home
C hautauqua, a t d inner W ednesday eve­ bank, w as ia N yssa this week and in relativ es in P ay ette Sunday.
(Continued on lest page.) N
so rt w here, according to a kodak Sundoy.
spected the lands in the K ingm an Kol­
ning.
pictu re received by a friend here, Jess
Mr. and Mr* W. R- Hite re-, John Reece retarn ed th e firat of tha ony. Owyhee and A cadia d istric ts and
m u st have had the tim e of his young
K IIIR IM M IIH IH II
turned
Wednesday from a visit week from a tr ip to A lberta, Canada, exam ined five farm s fo r federal farm
life. The party was accompanied on
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U
loans.
with
relatives
in
Long
Valley
w here he w ent to look a fte r property
th e re tu rn trip from Powell, W yo.. by
On account of a shortage o f cars
Their
niece.
Mis*
Mary
Herrick
in
tsre
e
ts.
lie
was
accompanied
on
Mias G race Johnson, a nieee of Mr.
th ere w as a sm all sized ice fam ine
came with them for a short stay. his re tu rn by H. P. Hayes
Thomson, who tvill he their g u est for
in Nysaa the first o f the w eek. It h
Haying
is
pretty
well
started
Mrs. A rth u r Cook and th ree children
tim e.
»-as relieved so m ew h at
W ednesday
in the valley again, appacently of B aker City visited a t the Roy Cook when
a 30 ton c a r consigned to the
home
thia
w
eek.
Mrs.
Cook
let
the
being
a
good
heavy
crop,
Home From the East
N ysaa Meat M arket arrived.
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Mr* T. M. Lowe and daugh­ good i.uws be known th a t they intend Dwight Smith is suffering from an d
Mr. and Mr«, J . Boydell returned
moving
back
to
N
yssa
in
th**
spring.
the first of the week from th eir old home ter Marian entertained a number
exceedingly sore tin oat caused hy | 0 Statistics show that they do much better work where the ^
Mr. and Mrs. J . C. Beam and daugh­ a chicken hone becom ing lodged in hie 0 mouth and teeth are kept in good condition.
in E a ste rn Canada, a fte r several of young people at a supper party
m
w eeks absence, during which tim e this week.
The evening was te r Hazel m otored to Ironside last th ro a t while ea'.ing supper The e x ­
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In
the
large
cities
nowadays
they
maintain
a
Dental
Clinic
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they visited all the principal cities of pleasantly spent in music and week to ta k e Mr. B eam 's fa th e r to a p ert services of D r. Sarexin w ere se
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E aste rn Canada and report a most en­ conversation. The guests pre*. higher clim ate fo r his health. He will cured who rend-ired th e neeessary su r­ 1 for the children, along with their regular school work.
joyable trip. They returned by way ent were the Misses Lulu Davis rem ain th e re un til coaler w eather gical aid.
J Bring them in now, while they have the time.
of th e Canadian Pacific to Vancouver, of Nyssa. Rath Shamberger of comes.
A ccording to announcem ent the re ­
B. C ., and through S eattle. Wash Payette, Martha Overstreet and
Mrs. V aleria Pluahoft and fam ily of ceipts from th e C hautauqua e n te rta in
The tra in which im m ediately preceded Florence Kingman and Messrs. H untington and Mr». V. P. Brook m ents lacked 8100 o f being sufficient to
them on the Canadian Pacific was held Jack Teutsch. Robert Overstroet, over and Mra. D. A. Grady o f O ntario pay the g u a ra n te e of $560. which defi
■p by robbers and Mr. Boydell. ¡ear­ Robert*. Morgan. Joe MemMola. w ere guesta a t th e Will Beam home cit will have to he mane up hy th e g u a r­
Office« with Dr. Sarazin
ing th eir train would aiso be held up, Elmer DeBord and Harva Otis. T hursday. The ladies are sisters of antors. We believe this is the sm all­
turn ed his money over to Mrs. Boydell
e st deficit from any e f the C hautauqua» ■ Hours—9:00 to 12:00; 1 to 5; Evening* 7:00 to 9:00 ■
Walter Pink*ton left Tuesday Mrs Beam.
for safe heaping, but they were not evening for Pendleton to bring
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Binkley are yet held here.
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molested.
his wife home to Caldwell It is re stin g ap fo r a tew days a t their Mrs. A. T annenbaum , who has been i x i i M i i i M i K i B
n a u u u H i t u
said that *he ha* entirely recov­ home in N yssa and g ettin g a touch of visiting this su m m er a t the hom a a f
M. aid Mr«. S- D. Bigelow and ered from her malady.
city life a fte r a siren nows season w ith her b ro th er, A. L ax. wi h h er two
family attended th*Chautauqua
» bum per hey crop on th e ir Owyhee ehildren le ft W ednesday fo r C alifornia
w bare th e will visiit for a Lima w ith ■
farm .
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Dr. and Mrs W. F Dea.i, who have frienda before re t arn in g to h e r home
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dren’s teeth looked after before «
£ school starts
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a t Toledo, Ohio. She also has rela­
tives in Colorado w hom she will visit
en ro u te home.
Mr. und M rs. Hanry MsNee and
Mra. A nnette MeNee le ft le st S at­
urday fo r . F t. A n'hony, H ahn, in re­
sponse to a te le g ra m announcing the
death of E lm e r McNet-, a b 'o th e r of
H enry and so a o f Mre A nnette Me­
Nee. In a le te r received from them
a t S t A ntho *y it i« learned th a t Mr
McNee was kiffed t-v the artidente*
discharge of his gun last Friday while
The lessons in nursing th a t w ere out hunting
oeing given in the Strode building op
poaitn the postoffiee by Miss Jesap un­
Ny*a* Win* Another Game
d e r th e auspieea of the Red Cross,
The Cald*«-ll b"l( t-»m m "tlt*
were discontinued for a few days, aa
Wat rloo Sunday in the the game
Miss Jesap waa called e a s t on account
between Nyt.i a an-1 C*Ww*0, th*1
of th e illnese of her niece. The lee-
* ore being 9 to 1 in favor of the
sons will be resum ed M onday a t 8
o’clock, how ever, and will be in charge local team.
of a nurse from S eattle.
b een v isiti g relativ es in this vicinity
retu rn ed to th eir home a t Oceola,
Iowa, W adnesdav.
Dr. Dean is s
bro th er of F, M Dean and M fs . J.
B -jruith.
.>*
H. R. Sherwood and fam ily returned
Monday from an auto trip to P ayette
a a Lakes. He h ated to retu rn so sooa
nut a bum per second erop of alfalfa
wa* sta rin g him in the face end hi
presence wse rtq o ire d nere to care for
it.
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