T he G ate C ity J ournal
Y O L X IX NO. 47.
N Y S àA . M A L H E U R O O U N TY. OREGON. F R ID A Y. J U L Y M
1921
91 60 P E R Y E A R
»c PER C O P »
been employed for the post two years
* JOSEPH MAN BUYS
on the Jack MoConnel handh, moved
NYSSA BLACKSMITH SHOP
to Nyssa. Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. P.
In a letter just received from *-a-
Rader will move out at once.
The Nyssa Blacksmith shop, on
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F r m ear regular eerree pendent
Ssconii street, this week again gar L. Ludw'g, organiz.itIon me la
Mrs. Clarence MoConnel and child
A Brief Resume of the Daily Events in a Live Town—
changed owners.
Last week Cole ger, Oregon Oocpecantv« Grain y raw-
ren, accompanied by Wayne and
(Too Late for Last Week.)
Opal Hue her, of Harper, are guests
Younger save posse to Ion to Jack ire’ Association, toy L. R. Sruithauiit,
What Your Neighbors Are Doing.
The Sunday school services have of Mr and Mite. Wtm West.
¡Sheets.
Yesterday Mr. Sheets sold lounty .Agent, the following informa
been changed from 1.30 P. hi. to 10
.he
property
to A. C. Duncan of Jos- tion concerning the organization was
Mildred and Evelyn DeBord at tend
O. W. Ruplng ia at Joseph, Or,, on
Gus Sockett, of Boise, was in Njas- jph, Ore., 'Who will take possession given:
o'clock A. M. for the summer months,
ed the Kolony Community picnic business tills week.
■a the first of the week.
until further anuouncemen
‘Twenty-two hundred farmer« have
aext week.
By the deal Mr. Sheet«
which was held at the Bend park
E. M. Orels, the well known Ontar red* a well equipped blacksmith and signed £he Association contract nd
Miss Irene Closson wias visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Glaacock and family
Saturday.
io business aan, was in Nyssa Mon machine shop at Joseph and Mr. ill turn over to the Association
friends in Nyssa Tuesday.
motored to Ontario Monday, visiting
Mr. and Mrs. 1«. W. Flock, of Pay
at the iNewhlll home.
Mrs. Frank
John Reece ¡and J. a. Pinkston day.
Duncan gets the Nyssa blacksmith some five million bushels of wheat
¡Mr. and Robert Browning moved shop and 8o acres of land on Bridge this harvetet.
Approximately 800 of
Now-bill returned with them for a few ette, visited their Ison, Earl Flock were Ontario visitors Tuesday.
and faifiiy Sunday and Monday
into the Bigelow house on the East island.
days’ visit.
these, men are from the Willame'ae
James
Huffman,
of
the
Owyhee,
Tuesday Earl Hock, with hir father
side.
Mrs. Sara Robertson to visiting her
Air. Sheets will retnum to Joseph aa Valley.
ivas a Nyssa visitor Monday.
John
Marti,
a
resident
of
Joseph,
son, Artie Robertson, who has been left for a fortnight's trip to Canada
At the recent election of the board
soon
as 'Mr. Duncan relieves him
Charles Thomason, of the Owyhee,
Oregon, was in Nyssa Tuesday look nere.
very dU, tout who is now someiwhat while Mrs. Flock visited her parents, waia a Nyssa visitor Monday.
Mr. Duncan has been in busi- of Directors A. R. Shumway of Mil-
better, hoping to toe ab'e to resume his Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Bower**, ofShedu
ss at Joseph eight years and is ton ¡was again chosen President and
Mrs. Myrtle Cowans ¡left last week ing for a locat'on.
Ora
W. B. Hoxie, the real estate man, token of as a most desinaible citizen 'he, together with C. A. Harth of the
work on the mad! route coon.
for an ou'ing at the Payet*e Lakes.
While in Boise the latter part ot
Margaret Friar was a gua.it ctf Eve
Dalle« an|ii V. H. Smith of Wasco,
Seymour Ross was in the cltyyea- and IHanry Sharp made a business Hi an expert workman.
the week, Miss Marion Lowe was
lyn DeBord Tuesday.
constitute tlhe executive committee.
erday from his ranch near Ontario nip to Emmett Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Culver and fam guest at the Rachenberger home
Mrs. N. E. Walcher, of Blackwell,
¡Mrs. John Lackey and daughter,
The first 1021 wheat to toe handled
M. E. CHURCH
ily left last Friday for Pine Valley, oaJllng also on the M'sses Moorhead, Tressie, were Nysaa. visitors Wed Oklahoma, arrived Tuesday to visit
was two cam of Turkey Red con
Henay
Young,
Pastor.
former school mate».
where they will make their home-
her sister, her bister, Mrs, J. C. Ma
nesday.
signed by Wash McKinney of Bla
Service« Sun'ay, July 24.
Mesdames Snyder, Friar,Klingtaack
Mr. and Mrs. F. Klingback called ait
'She was accooipanieli' toy her
1920
Mrs. A. iH. Boydell left for Butte, gee.
Sunday school 10 AM .
Classes lock, and O. J. lOox o f lone.
and Bradley have been picking rasp- Mont., last Friday for a vtoit with son, Jack.
the Bigelow home Tuesday evening.
lor everybody.
Brotherhood! class wheat was received from !<>o 'Nied-
Kenneth McDonald was on the sick beries at Lowe’s lately.
relatives there.
Mrs. Henry Teutsch and Children e.der, R. J. Davl3; married ladles erer of Summerville, H. R. Shinaiffer
list She first of the week
Mrs. Charles iSohiWeizer and Della
of labstine, Nothnagel Brother» of
Mrs. Jaméis Fogle and daughter returned the last or the week from lass leader. Mite. J. T. Long.
The Owyhee swimming club held if» visited at the Zellar home in Ontario were visitors at the George Green Star, where the had been visiting at
Alice 1 and E. S. Kruze of ¡Sherwood.
Preaching services at 11 A. M.
second meeting at the DeBord swim Monday.
A cash advance of approximately 70
Jome Wednesday.
the 'home of her sister, Mrs. Merle
Sermon by the pastor.
ming hole in the Owyhee river Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, ot
¡Mrs. J. P. Baxter is visiting friends Ctheeley.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup uer cent of the value o f this whet
day evening.
Races and water fights Seattle, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. in Parma, Idaho, for a few days this
The opening o f t/he new open air e r will be Observed.
All Christ was made Immediately uiion receipt
were the order of the evening. Mr. Oce Schweizer over Sunday.
week.
pavilion at Locust Park on tho Boul ens not having a home church ot of the wheat tickets or the 'bills' ot
and (Mre. Will Ream and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howe, aocorn
Mr. and ¡Mrs. Floyd Linder left evard, on Sunday evening was well .heir choice in Nyssa are cordial y lading.
Rita, and niece, Hazel, of Warren, panied by Mrs. S. D. ¡Bigelow were Tuaday for a two ¡weeks visit at attended by large crowds from Vale,
The
Oregon
Association
have
nvited1.
attended, as well as a goodly number Ontario visitors Saturday.
Newport, Oregon..
Payette, Weiser. Parma, Nyssa and
opened! offices at 207 Tiotle and
of Owyhee people.
A letter from Sam Watson and
Dottle Jamas returned Saturday other towns.
Trust Building, and the Northwest
SWEET MILK 5cts a quart; cream
Alta Bradley toad the misfortune wife, who went to Jordan Valley to from Baker, Ore., where she 'had
wheat Growers Associated, whioh is
Jack Lynch and Ed Christensen are acts a pint.
Come and set It at
to have her hand injured while play trap coyote« and oaifr, July 6, states oeen visiting her sister, Blfie.
the sales agency of the Oregon,
putting the finishing touches to the
e
o\l
Ehrgjod
place—Tony
Bpoer.
ing a game with a bunch of yoong that they are ¡doing well with (he
Miss Dottie James returned Satur new Lynch bungalow this week. It
W>ashington,
Idaho and Montana
29-tf. Advertisement.
foUO* Monday.
trapping.
day from a two months' visit with will be ready for occupancy this week
Growers Associations
have
also
Mrs. Frank Friar gave a party
John Bigelow, of Nyesa, visiteu her sister, Mrte Alpha Anderson at and will make a fine home fi r some
opened a branch office In the Rail
Thursday afternoon in honor of her his son, Silas and family Tuesday Baker.
FDR SALE—Young stock roosters, way Exchange Bldg., and member»
good family.
The boys are offering
aiater-ktdaw, Margaret ¡Friar, wfco to
re bred R. I. Reds; $1.25 each. of the Association are invited to call
Seoond haying is starting this
Dave Hawkins
returned
from it for sale ait a bargain.
here from Dallas, Ore.
Games ware week.
The wearther had been very Pleasant Valley, near Baker City,
ire. H. H. vVeadeimann, Nys»*, Ore. at these offices whenever they are in
E. H. McDonald, tomier.y a welt
played after which light refresh hot, aosne days registering S3 and Tuesday from a few days’ vtoit with
Portland,
ly 29-6t. Advertisement.
knon'wn resident of Nysaa, writes tht
ments were served.
Th ai» prestos 100 In th* shade.
hite mother.
The Director» of the Or «ton As
Journal that the Oroehert-Kinnaii:<d
were Ruby and Altai Bradley, Monno
The swimming class will meet as
Mr. an(l Mrs. W ill Coleman re
SECOND HAND BUGGY TONGUE sociation and General Manager Jew
party, who are touring the coast in
Smith, Evelyn DelBord, Louna HUff- the river back o f Oce Sctomeizer’s turned Sunday from ¡Smith’s Ferry,
Inquire at Journal ett, of the Northwest ¡Bade*, Agency,
¡¡., tor not il.-e, retched Albany recently for ¡Sale cheap,
Margaret Friar and Kenneth Thursday evening.
Idaho, where they went last week on
are bending every effort in perfect
and had a nice visit with McDonald,s. office.
tMoDoaadd.
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camping trip.
ing satisfactory
arrangements for
Liter they started on to Nowport
Mr. T. IM Low » and daughter,Mar.
JUVE* ' LE N E W E L L PARTY
(Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ¡Sandy, of
Jlequatey financing the grow arm as
A
farewell
lawn
party
was
given
by
loa
andf AV.Jobss '.VaR and
Mr.e Frank Hall gave a fag*—.-'! otee, 'were vkiitors at the boms of
fast as their gheat tickets are turned
family ¡motored to Boise Friday, Part7 recently for Dirickteon Nedry, the former's sifter, Mrs. Darve Hawk Mr. and 'Mrs. F. D. Hall at their
over to the Association.
Mr. Jew
home,
for
Mr
and.
Mrs.
B.
B.
Nedry,
Mias Marion remaining until Monday
of Mr. andi Mrs. E. B. Nedry. ins, Sunday.
ett has jus returned from the East
who
will
leave
soon
for
Portland,
to do some shopping.
| A fins time was enjoyed In playing
Mrs. Ralph Servoes and daughters,
where he has spent some '¡me ar
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klingtoadk Mid « aimes on tlhe lawn, toy the little ones Nina and Helen, and son Arthur, where Mr. Nedry ras accepted a pos
On a new Horse Shoe or Miller ranging for money from Eastern
ition
ala.
principal
of
the
Tigard
pub
fan ily wer.» dinner guests at th- - e-
HaU furnished them no llt- were the guest« of Mrs. Manche Pat
lic school.
Refre#hmen‘a and a tire of us. We will save you money capitalists to toe used in supplement
Sunday
I tie amusement by stealing come of terson Sunday.
ing finances obtainable from rhe Ore
on tires and tubes.
social
good'
time
were enpoyed.
¡Mrs. Frviv Friar gave a par'r I ,heir refreshments and getting h'm-
W. B. Wills, brother of J.W. Wills,
gon toankis and the Associa Hon at
William Dtonun, otherwise Snake
T Lured ay af-.’ .oon In h. n r of her
locked in the garage.
A fine who was visó ting in Nyssa recently,
NEW GOODS— LOWEST PRICE*
this time plan« to advance to the
River
fill!,
to
putting
up
a
liea*!
uvg-
here with her mother from Dallas din“ er was served «> the amaii left for Salt Lake City Friday to
Complete Speedometer for Ford $7.50 grower approximately 70 per cent of
alcw on his lot on First street, near
Ore.
Games were play«*i. after ,guests' ,an<1
"'«re & vea tavom as visit his son there.
Ford rear wheel $7.50 fron t,... $6.50 the sales vafue of the wheat >■ hen
Ralph Ser
Those attending were
Mrs. L. E. James and little grand Che Nyssa Fla r MIN.
which
light
refreshments
were souvenirs.
Thief-proof coil box lock, Ford $2.00 the tickets are turned over to the
vos
s
and
Si
Aislheraft
are
doing
the
Darlene
Dunaway,
Betty
Teoeen,
son retutrend from Ontario ¡ ost Thurs
served.
Those present were: Riiby
Bicycle tires
........................ $2.75 Association.
Mr.DInim
and ARa Bradley, Monna Smith, Bv#- Tina Tensen, Harriet Saxazin.Calvin day from a short visit ¡with her actual construction work.
The Association will not be in a
RIGHT NOW for all cars we have
has raatie hds home at Nyssa the past
lyn DeBord, Laura Huffman, Marga Wilson, Oharlena Crawford, Claudint (laughter, Mite Stella Hoover.
position to handle sacks this ye-r
Crawforii, Lillian Gltoson, Dona Cook
Mr?, Sarah KeMy and daughter, dozen years or so and says he likes rim lugs and bolts, Spoketite, radi except in emergency cases.
ret FYiar and Kenneth McDonald.
The
Ivan Burucs and Dirickson Nedry.
Miss (May and Mrs. ¡Berlin Hammock, the town so well that he bolievto he ator stop leak, steel cable tire locks, grower will Obtain them where ever
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Bigelow and
fan
belts,
springs,
etc.
will
settle
down
here
permanently.
of ¡Boise, are visiting at the home of
most convenient for himeelf.
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family called at the Will ¡Beam home
What is the good of holding the
Mr. and George Green this week.
Prof, and Mrs. W. A. Lustie re A SPECIAL LOW PRICE ON THAT necessary, the
"rower can give a
Monday evening.
key to the situation if you cannot
M. D. Fleming, eye special!» from turned this morning from Seattle,
BIG HEAVY HORSE SHOE TUBE— "grower's order” on the Association
Mr. and Mrs. Wm West, who have find the key hole?
Boise will beat the Hotel onTuee- where they have enjoyed a vacation
for the payment of the sack bill,but
All Sizes.
day, Aug. 2nd.
Call on him for bet since the close of school.
The
unless this Is demanded by the flxm
ter optical service.
Advertisement weather Is delightful ait Seattle, they IT W ILL PAY YOU TO GET OUR bundling the sacks, It will probably
The celebration of Pioneer Day, say, the thermometer registering but
PRICES
be more convenient for the grower
July 23, toy all members of the Latter 77 on the hottest day.
They also
to ¡make (the payment from his «U-
Day Saints church here was attend report that Seattle to experiencing a
vanoe money.
in emergency case*,
ed by a large crowd and a most en period of great depression.
Houses
where the ¡grower Is absolutely un
joyable day was spent.
which during the war were consid
able to obtain his sacCcs at home,
AUTO ACCEMONIC*
Frank Stubbs lost a raloalble mi!CL ered bargains at $4,000 and $5,000
the
Associat ion w*T assist him In Ob
H av« you evar thought from a purely business
sow this week.
She got down in a are now- going begging at $1200 end Phone 177
ONTARIO. OREGON taining them.
standpoint, how much it roally means?
Utch near the grand-stand at the ball $1500.
grounds and was not discovered un-
To th" large and amall depositor alike, it means
HARRY C08H0 SWINGS $100,000
.11 she had 'been dead for several
S A F E T Y FOR F U N D S , PR O M PT C O L LE C T IO N .
DEAL
hours.
F IN A N C IA L A S S IS T A N C E and the A D V IC E of
The Botev Stitesman reports that
ladies of the Episcopal Gtiüd met
■ en who know your needs.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Boy- Harry Oosbo, formerly a well-known
tlell, Wednesday afternoon.
Aipleas- Nyssa boy, last week bought the
This is ths kind of banking service we extend to
mt «octal time was »pent on the Bristol Hotel building in that city
ys«.
The many ways la which this institution may he helpful to
lawn, after which delicious refresh for a consideration of $100,000. Mr.
it* customer« are beyond Hating, lo r they are tariad as one'»
Cosho h is conducted the hotel during
ment!« were served t o ’ the gjieets.
personal and bnalne«« needa, aid covar «vary aspeat and avr*y
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Baxter and the past two yeartv under a lease,and
circumstance which can riaa financially In one's affairs.
children and Mr. and Mrs. S.H. Bax been very successful, both financial
His
Bank service at the Bank of Nyssa stands for a definite tbirg.
ter. the latter residing tt Sait Lake ly anil in pleasing the public.
Nyssa, O re g o n
It has a real moaning to our depositors, okay know they can de
City, returned from a few days out many friends in Nyssa wunh him con
pend upon u* te perform all aervieas well end usual services will
ing near Payette Lakes last Friday. tinued anc toe.
Capital............................ 126.00«. 00
egly.
H. 'Baxter an)i family left for
Surplus............................... 2SC0O.«0
Salt Lake the same day.
CHANGE IN RURAL ROUTE
J. Boy,1*11 is remodelling and reno Congressman Sinnott informs the
vating the house formerly occupied Journal that he his been notified
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by Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Nedry, in pre by the fouath assistant postm.ieter
paration for the expected arrival ot general that a. change has been made M
Prof, and Mrs. W. A. Luetie. Friday in Rural Route No. 1, out of Nyssa,
Mr. and Mre, Nedry are leaving so as to provide better mail faoHitiea
II1IIIIIIIIK3II1XÍHIXIMM
thto week for Tigard, near Portland. to eight families, incommoding two
A number of Nywta'a papular voun* flamllie« hut slightly
The change
people enjoyed a picnic at
win be efferttv« August 1, and the
là
Now is the time to insure your hay and «rain aguinat
Butte, Sun( Say,
Those who attend new route will aerve the residents f *
[ t
long by fire. I repreaent the strongest American
ed were:
Misses Edith Roberson. Mvlng oo the road extending west *
OWYHEE
Now Handling Wheat
i fflyssa and Vicinity f
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TRADE IN YOUR
OLD TIRES
A Good Banking
Connection
Parker’s Tire Shop
YOUR PERSONAL AND BUSINESS NEEDS
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Malheur County Bank
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THE BANK OF NYSSA
VULCANIZING
ALL W NRK GUARANTEED AND
AT P R IC E S T H A T A R E RIGHT
W e would appreciate a share of your patronage
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BROWNE S TIRE SHOP
Parma,
Idaho
in
Leonora Roberson, Annette Blodgett,
nd Oh era Id Green. The boys were:
Reft Davis. Paul Davis and Marlin
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs E. B. Butler, of Ar
cadia, were guftots Mon dev at the J
W Wills home.
Mrs Rntlgr bad as
guests the past week at her home In
Arcadia. .Miss Foley, of Woodbine,la
and Dorothy Switzer, of Ogden.Utah,
who recently returned from Tsflow
stone Pith.
company.
from Park street
The ladies of thè Predbyterkm
chureh are planning an tee rrw m
sodi! on thè Retoerper tawn In thè
neor fu tu re .
Watch for Date
Ml-narured acquai nticice of
tain Boston militia
ttoat hit «word « e newer
once Usa |g a
a car-
bat
Telephone, write or call.
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■INSURANCE
J. H. Wolf.