The Gate city journal., December 31, 1920, Image 1

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T he G ate C ity J ournal
TOI*. XIX NO. 17.
Fine Dairy Cows
tureau
Are on the Way
Advisory C ouncil
County Agent Breitliaupt receive!
Holds Meeting a telegram from S . P. Graham,
«ciatioii ì
1 palnj
»t o e
and
health
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NYSSA. MALHEUR COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 31 1920
chairman o f [he IFarm Bureau Lite-
stock committee, * who has
been
*JTh« w M « r y council of the Farm
scouting for good dairy ow s in the
P mtmii m et in Ontario Wednesday
W illam ette Valley and asais.ing C.
afternoon. This body is composed
M. Beaumont and lE. Frost, purchas­
of ohe obelrmi
o f tlie communiy
ing agents for the Kingman Kolcny
boreau» at utuch there are now ten.
and Oregon Slope pools, respectively,
Those in attend nee were Pete Ten-
to get what they wanted In ihe
ten of Nyasa, G. W Dean of Cairo,
ahai>e of good gride Jersey cows,
B L. Patch of Kiverdale, .1. i-.
• rating that the two cars left Port­
Bonita and J . L.
land on Tuesday nigh . They should
I m o A o '. of Oregon Slope,
arrive here Friday or Saturday.
tooting was presided over by
After putting in several ’.ays look­
snt V l V . Hictoox, acting sec-
ing over available stock, these pur­
Bvna bsike- talking the min-
chasers decided upon tw o carloads
and "hen notified Professor P tts
council adopted
the
new ■wtho is Dairy sjiecialist for Oregon
le o f dues which calls for a and a celebrated judge o f di iry
j|fee o f $1 as heretofore
cattle,
to com e and inspect the
‘ .the dues to
per
s o c k . A letter from .he professor
is' much less than
says he found that an exceptionally
amat of the bounty farm bureaus are fine bunch of stock had been select­
(Banging, as. som e pay
$r>, others
ed and that he considered the price
and name a- much as $15 per
much more reasonable than the aver­
r m . Howov
after debating the
age being paid. Mr. Graham also is
cotin c
decided that
w ell pleased with the initia' pur­
i bait®*" to increase the ntem-
chase and is now looking up more
MEp ch a rge a lower amount
s ock in another county for the ben­
Organization is com plete,
efit o f the next purchasers.
o f the dues will go to
The catit’e
will be unloaded at
B k National Federation, of
Pa yet e and Adrian and auction sales
nfy has decided to he­
will be held in the near future to di­
ft member.
vide the stock. Anyone can bid on
The oousjcil also arranged tenta­ the stock offered1, but only members
tive dates for community meetings o f the ¡tool will get the benefit o f
1« ba held during January for the the plan which ha?1 been adopted of
purpose Of deciding on work to be prorating tine cost. The auction will
done in each community and the take place in the communities where
election Of new
officers.
These the pools were formed so that the
fataa Will he recommended to he purchasers will not need to move
¡atlbainnen
who will be the ‘Stock far to get it home-
The
_____________h a meeting to arrange cattle are all tested before shipment.
'got- bokking an all-day reorganization Their a'ges are from two to six
meeting; a t ‘-Which both amusement _xears.
So far as possible, cows
and business features will be on the •which are com ing fresh were select­
program.
A
con inning form of ed in order to avoid difficulty in
membership «agreement was adopted shipm ent.
Additional pools of or-
which will do away with the solici- iliers may be formed at any time
■Iftinlien-iliii* after It is wlhen a few men wish
o secure
cows, hut Mr. Graham advises that
It»» ** put into use.
even'd
there is a movement on to hold for
and i
TO NEWLYWEDS
higher juices1 owing to the approach
girl
« p rise w as given
Mr. .and o f spring, the urging o f business men
Thtm
P rice on last Monday not to sell and the smoothing out of
toy
t the home o f the bride’s the difficulties between ‘ he Qriry-
Surtí
Iff.
and Mrs.
J.
H. man's League and some commercial
.Thom pson .when some 4© fnends of concerns which were trying to break
lh t young Ssou.ple arrived and start­ the league up.
ed the feature of the evening with
MASONIC SERVICE
•M tin Qftns. pans, cowhells and
TheDivine services >t the Presby­
•r dome time, o f serenade the terian church last Sunday were well
crow d was invited in, where a attended. About 35 Mansons and 25
Star w ere present.
did treat wus given, after“ which o f th e Eastern
had prepared
special
the •waning was spent in playing The ch oir
The sermon was appropri­
ft. alter which the serenaders m usic.
ted, wishing Air,
and
Mrs. ate and Inspiring. In every way the
i ft long and happy married life. day was pronounced by those jrres-
ent as a very great success and the
fe s al day of Saint John the Evan­
-F rew my place at Nysaa,
gelist has an uplifting meaning to all
i fa ce bull, cron in each aar,
o f the craft and to all o f the chap­
en right hip. N otify H.
ter.
■aa, Oregon — Adv.
yeti
>re
< ■■Kin
IRyssa and Dicinity (
land R« 1
for ah *■ I
writ* W M
A. F. & A. M. AND
EASTERN STAR HOLD
JOINT INSTALLATION
A Brief Resume o f the Daily Events in a Live Town —
What Your Neighbors Are Doing.
Wm. Vogts was here
Valley Tuesday.
from
Apple
f
Mr* Will Strode o f Nampa was a
guest o f Mrs. F. D. Hall Thursday.
F. R. Lund was a Boise visiter the
Albert Chapman o f Rawlins, W yo.,
first o f the week.
was here Wednesday visiting his son
J. H. W olf and w ife were Boise vis Arthur.
ltors oyer Christmas.
W. Gruver, a prosper farmer o f the
Mrs. F. Lynch and son Arthur were thriving Adrian community, was in
Nyasa Tuesday.
Boise visitors th's week.
J.ohn Gordon and Adam Murray,
Ben Smith o f Mitchell Butte was a
Malheur county sheep men, were in
Nyssa viaitor this weak,
Mr, and Mrs. W. B. Vandyke »pen', Nyssa Wednesday.
H. W. Adams left this week for Cal-
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. SheatTer spent "forma to spand the winter with bn
sister, Mrs. W. Hall.
Christmas with relatives in Boise.
Robt. Elliott returned Monday te
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall spent
Mountain
Home,
after
spending
Christmas with friends in Payette.
Christmas with hiu famiiy here.
Mrs. Grass Ernest and ten John of
Farm Wanted
Wanted to hear
Boise are 'dsiting relatives in Nyssa.
from owner o f farm or good land for
Mr. and Mrs, Laflin o f Nampa sptnt
sale reasonable. L. Jones, Box 551,
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Olney, III.
Miller,
Mrs. Mabel Murray returned to her
“ Bobbie” Teat o f Ontario is a guest
home at Vale last week, after a sev­
at the home o f his aunt, Mrs, Etha
eral week's visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Haley.
Roy Mobley.
Attorney E. M. Blodgett made a
The duek season closes todsy and
trip to Caldwell Thursday on profes­
local soortsmen have been putting in
sional business.
overtime for the past few days getting
Mrs. Frank Phillips returned from theirs while the getting is good.
Boise last week, where she had been
Charley Toombs started to Home-
viliting nsr parents.
dale by auto one day this weak hut
Harry Leuck, who is employed on a got stuck in tha mud i nd completed
dairy ranch near Nampa, was home to the last ten miles o f the journey on
spend the holidays.
foot.
Mrs. Clement o f Ontario was visiiing
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mammock re­
her daughter, Mrs. George Schweizer,
turned to Bone tha first of the week,
and family the fiiret o f the week
»fter spending Christmas with Mr.
dhriatmas with friends in Boiea.
Johnay Long a farmer Nvssa boy, Hammock's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
new located in Naaspa, spent Christ­ Hammock.
mas with relatives in this vicinity
The Eastern Star Kensington was
Mrs. E. B. Butler o f the Boulevard
entertained Monday afternoon at the
and Mrs. O. D. Cole o f Pavetta were
home o f Mrs. H Walters, with Mrs.
Christmas dinner guests o f Mr. and
C. C. Hunt, Mrs. D. Tensen and Mrs.
Mr*. J. W. Wills.
H. Walter* as hoita*«ea.
Harry K. Fritchmaa. ex-mayor and
Mr. and Mrs. Gaorgo Davis o f Apple
prominent real estate man o f Boise,
waa in Nyssa Wednesday looking after j
_r" e*_v_*d a real, worth while
Christmas present. The stork acted
property interests
as Santa Claus and left a fine baby
Clair J. Cibson left this weak for
boy at their home early Christmas
Fort Worth, Texas, where he will be
morning. Dr. MacLafferty was pres
associated with his brother-in law,
ont to receive the youngster and In­
Bryan Fayne, In the ail business.
troduce him to the family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Dunaway enter
tained at Sunday dinner. Those pies-
ant w ere: Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Sarazin
and Mr and Mrs. E M. Craig e f On­
tario.
Viaiting mambarB from Ontario put
A meeting of the Nyssa Commercial
on initiatory work at tha loaal I. O.
O. F. lodge Tuesday evening. A t the Club was held Monday afternoon.
eloea af ti.a work refreshments were Among other matters of business at
tended to, it was decided to send an
served.
agricultural display to Portland and
A meatiag o f the board o f directors
tha necessary arrangements ware made
af tha Owyhee Irrigation Dietrict will
to carry tho plan into affeet. The
he held at the office o f tha secretary,
exhibit will be placed in tha window of
J . Boy dell, on Tuesday, January 4.
the Maiar & Frank atore, ona o f tha
Arrangements will ba made at this
most prominent business houses in
masting far the annual election o f o f­
Portland. Fund* are needed to carry
ficers to be held oa Jannary 11.
an this advertising and any axe wishing
Watch night services will be held at to ooatribnte send chock* to aesratary
the Methodist churth this evening. o f tha Commercial Club, Nyssa, Ore­
Light refresements will ba served and gon, who neede money all tha tin s.
a social time enjoyed until 11:30, when
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a religious meeting will be held. At
VANDERPOOL.
midi ight the bell will ba rung to pro-
Tha
funeral
o f Mrs. Elis I »er-Wre
claim the birth of tha new year. You
are cordially invited ta be present and Vanderpool, late o f Kingmx. K • I ny,
was held Thursday, D scsvrU i *. , .. in
enjoy the occasioa.
the Ontario Baptist chur L, Key. Cock
j p. M. Warren o f the Nyssa Flout ran offieliting.
She is survived by
Mill and Ed Warren are working over­ her husband, John Vanderpool, and
time on a large quantity o f com which son Kenneth; father and mother, Mr
Mr. Warren has purchased from local and Mrs, Chas. Boulard; sisters. Mrs.
farmers. They shall it and ahip it to Madaline Long and Misses Florence.
fortable, homelike place to worship, where you will always be
outaide point», and find ready sale for Margaret and fithol, and brother Otia,
sure e f a cordial welcome.
it. They will handle about 400u bash- and Mrs. Chas. Bplaun o f Vale, aunt of
■ ENKY YOUNG, Pastor.
els and estimate it will require 30 days deceased. Funeral arrangements wore
Our business is to help folks knew G«d and themsalvaa
more to complete the work.
in charge of Phlllabaum A Allen Ur-
dertaikng
Co. Ontario. Oregon.
Bill
Lucas’
old
gray
mare,
which
is
Services for January 2. 1921.
POT* ’
W ill S«n4 Fine
Display ta Portland
A joint inttallation o f officers of
Golden Ruts Ledge, No 147, A. F. &
A. M.. and Golden Rule Chaptar,
Order of Eastern Star, took plare at
Masonic Hall last Monday evening.
J Kakabecke performed the dlffiealt
work of installing officer in an efficient
manner and Mrs. J. J. Sarazin as
Marshal did particularly we*l. A num
ber of Masons and Stars from neigh­
boring towns were present
Mrs. I. Lax, the retiring worthy
matron, was presented with a beauti­
ful picture o f Sir Galahad by fellow
officers and a beautiful string of pearls
from her sister in law, Mrs A. Tan-
nenbaum, of Toledo, Ohio.
A big banquet was served and inter­
esting taiks w ire made by E. M. Dean,
Rev. W. F. Shields and J, P. Duna­
way.
The new officers of tha Msaona and
tha Stars are;
MASON'S
Krauk D
Hall, W
M ; E. M.
Doan. S. W .; Fred K. Young, J.W.;
A. II. Boy.’ell, Secretary; ('has. A.
Crawford, Treasurer; Iaadore Lax,
D .; C. H. Prectjrman. J. D .; D.
W . Gibson, J. S .; S. D. Goshert,
8. S ; F. A. Gallegly, Tyler; A. J.
Ward, Marshal.
generally believed to bo one of the
two equine» which accompanied Noah
A
an hia trip in the ark. was raffled off
this week. The Journal hae been un­
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o f who won her, aa all the ticket hold­
ers emphatically deny It. but eircum
atantial evi.ieuce points strongly to
Jesse Thompson, o f the Nyesa Trading
C o . aa being the lucky man. The
animal netted the ow - r *50. which
helped considerably in aaauaging Mr.
Your friendship and confidence in thi» institution
Lucas’ grief in parti 'g with his old
5 To Our Friends and Patrons:
5
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to thoroughly appreciated. We consider your (rood
: " j'l toward the Bank of Nyssa invaluable. We
thank you for the butiness you have entrusted to
us the past year.
We desire that you continue the pleasant rela­
tion» and enjoy the banking privileges at your dis­
posal, with a feeling that y®u and we art working
together for »ach other’s good of the community.
May we see you here often during 1921, We
sre at your service always
'HE BANK OF NYSSA
W ALTERS. President.
FRANK D. HALL. Cashier
FRED E. YOUNG. Aeat. Cashier
W E TH AN K YOU
for past patronage. We will, daring
the coming year he in bettor shape
tnan ever to »«va you money—more
room, more stock, lower prices is our
slogan just now. Onr expense is light.
We give you the benefit.
EVERY DAY P R lC *»
WHY PAY MORE?
FORD Radia*o r Covers comptât»
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FORD R*ar Tira Chains per set 4 *0
pot.
FORD Rear Casing- *15; froo* 1* 00
Jerry Hurley returned the first of
FORD Spark Plug Core«, ft for 1
the week and walked In upon hia
FORD
«hock AbiTofbarr. par aat
friends
here as unconcernedly as
o f four ................................ *•***
though the sheriff o f Malheur county
and a goodly portion o f the inhabitants Fan baits far all makes o f ears. Ford
thereof? had eat boon hunting for »erne back lights, side and back certains, ate.
trace o f him, fearing that he hod met I.srgaet stock ef tire» and aato aecaa-
scries in the country. Rubber boeta
with fool play
As soon as hia r«tern re .»¡rad. Better burry and get a fra#
became known an impromptu recep­ tube with a rasing.
tion was held at Jack Lynch’ s and the
PARKER S TIRE AND
sode pop flowed merrily. Jerry had
VULCANIZING SHOP
t,„en in a hospital at Spoken» for sev-
eial week» wi*h an etterk o f the fta
au to A c c e s s o r ie s
mrd didn’ t know that he was miss­ Phone 177
ONTARIO, OR£OCN
ing until be reached Onsario.
6c P I ”. C W Y
Prospeccs Bright •
for Federal Aid
for Irrigation
Vala, Or., Dec*. 2« An ai»propria-
Won o f at leas *1 nno on© and i»oesl-
*>’y up to * 2 . 000,000 wiH be made by
congress next year tor the comple­
tion of the Owyhee jmojec according
tc P. J. Gallagher on his return this
v eeV from
Washington.
D.
C ..
" here he has been in the n >-reet of
I astern Oregon reclamation wtyrk.
And also he returned vdtb a ro­
ll lest from the Oregon de’ o ca'ion in
congress that an exhibit c* Malheur
county products from Irrtg d farm*!
be prepared and sent to IWs thing: on
to be used by the delega ion in se­
curing need« I funds tor r< lametl ’n
work In this county.
These and other optimis'd« rea­
sons for the ripid devek nent at
thir country wore, told n*.- nbers of
.'he Ontario Commercial e tto W ed­
nesday evening by the returned Mal­
heur county legislators at the regu­
lar monthly mee lng o f that b o iy
" hen 54 members o f the chit) s it
down to a chicken dinner served In
the asaemfbly room o f the city hall
a* Ontario.
TTospeeta for rapid dc lopment
of the Irrigation projects In this dis­
trict are bright, indeed.” raid Mr.
Gallagher. "A good sized a|*pro|vria-
tion for 'the Owyhee jjrojeet is prac­
tically assured.
But the brightet
hopes o f all held out aire the good
chances for the early passage o f the
Smith-Fie' eher bill.
In brief, this
will provide for the issuance of
government irrigation ‘bonds', of a
low rate of interest, in e^rf' mgs for
IDANHA ORCHARD.
'h e bonds of any approved district
and enaible the districtf to have a
Dr. Saraiin was called to attend the long jieriod of time tor the payment
infaut daughter of John Caneaimo o f these bonds
Wednesday.
"One of the firs» thing: we want
Mr. and Mrs J. Cancelrno returned
to do in t'hte (Vistrict is to oropare
home Monday, after spending Christ­
and .«end to Washington an excellent
mas in Boise.
exhibit of the product® - tow b on
A W. Field and family spant Christ our irrigated farm« In the Snake
mas at the home of H. D. Holmes.
river valley. There i* »
room »11
tm-pared f° r the exhibit an I 1 hope
A Pleasant Christmas Party
to have U ready ’o sen I sarly in
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kobinson pleas January.*
EASTERN STAR
Mrs. Audrey Ward, Mlar.-hftl; Mrs.
i. D. Goshert, Chaplain; Mrs. F.
i . Young, Adah; .Mrs. C. H. Pret-
ymun, Rutih; Lva Boydell, B.-ther;
Mrs.
C.
Crawford, Martha; Mrs.
J. J. Sarazin, Electa; Mrs. F. Mil­
ler, Warder; Fred E Young. Sen­
tinel.
antly entertained a number o f friends
at a turkay dinner on Christmas day.
A ftir tho dinner a pleasant evening
was spent playing various (ames. The
guests were:
Mr and Mrs. Will Davis. Mr. and
Mrs. Gao. Robinson, Will and Garfield
Lows, Frank and Tyler Mullins, C o n ,
Clarence and Earl Davis o f Nysaa. and
Tommy and Herman Rust, Jim Hnd
Charlotte Huffman o f the Owyhee.
WANTED—Morse» to wrtn < r at *5
per head per month —Will Ordern a a .
Adv
Orchard Pruaing.
1 prune all classa« af orchard and
■bada tra»«. Hava had 25 yaari ax-
parlance in thi» work. Addr«»» H. G.
Monca, Ny«»a, Or.
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Farmers Appreciate
good banking ssrvic»- service that is courtftftus,
prompt, helpfdl «sd constructive. That is just th»
kind of ssrvicft w* render all customer». Are you
one of th e* If not, call and opes ■ Checking Ac­
count. We will appreciate your business.
ÏTHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Sunday School at 10 o'clock. With classes for everybody.
^ M o g service at 11 o ’ clock. Su bject—“ Turning the L e a f.’ ’
New Y ear’s Message.
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