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OREGON SLOPE
*
The annual meeting o f the Dead
Ox Flat Farm Loan Association was
held Tuesday evening, January 9, at
Fark sihool house.
The meeting
W»s called to order by the chairman,
O W. Lattig, and the following of-
Our Home Cured
Bacon, Lard and
Hams,
»
Sausage
We Guarantee Them
¡ NY SS A MEAT MARKET |
N>ssa, Oregon.
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\ I ñ
Se>' McFall and See Better
We Grind
Specialist
Oregon
Lenses
Phone 118 W
Dr. J . A . McFall0ur 0wn
tíyesiarht
Ontario
IMi. .'.J iM d M M W IR IK II
§ Nyssa Community Church it
s o n a i
o
3 0 «0 t
ic c a o z
J. J. Fleming, Minister.
S U N D A Y SERVICES.
S U N D A Y SCHOOL ____________,___________________________ 10 A. M
M O R N IN G SERM ON __________________________ ___________ 11 A . M
Y O U N G PE O PLE 'S M E E T IN G __________________________ 6:45 P. M.
E V E N IN G SERM ON ................. .......... ..............................7:45 P. M.
W EEKDAY
CHAMBER BOOSTS
PROJECT AT VALE
’¿'LSTc.'w ‘t i T ?
and Charles Lias; loan hoard, P. M.
Duals, Harry Lattig and E. F ro st
A fte r a general discussion of p.ob-
lems affecting farmers, the meeting
adjourned.
Otto Millr, Jr., returned to school
in Ontario Tuesday,
after having
been absent five
weeks with a
broken leg.
E. W. Oliver, pits, while Mrs. Ruth KTnfelter re
tains the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5tb
Dr. Steelhammer of Vale waa grades, also 18 pupils.
called Shnday to attend Mra. C. M.
Mrs. L. R. D eW itt visited Mon
Derrick, who ia suffering from a day with Mrs. T. M. Lowe, while
nervous bzreakdown.
Messrs. Lowe and DeWitt made a
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wood cork have business trip to Ontario.
moved into their new residence
H. W alters moved some cattle to
„
the upper Klingback ranch to fe e d !
the first o f the week.
“£ *ST!L " — - •
Jr . , “ uth« rfu^ was looking
“ fte r ■ * « * ln
creek dia-
‘ nC
W6e
Isaac Elmandorf made a trip to
Malheur river after hia horses last
week.
A correction o f the item in which
it was stated lust week that Lyman
K ygar and Wm. Schweizer had pur-1
chased the Andy Hansen ranch is |
due. Lynn K yg a r and Wm. Peutz | .
were the rwrties who pur, based the
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Larsen and daugh
Mrs. A lice Williams took her son
to dinnef
Marvel to Baker last week to have ter Nova were guest*
Sunday at the Klingback home.
some
dental
work
done.
W illis Howard is still very ill
Mr. and Mrs. George hay lor and
with rheumatic fever.
H. M. Rutherford was a business
son Robert ate Sunday dinner with
visitor
in
Portland
last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. A rt Miller were
Mr. and Mrs. Oce Schweizer and
guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. W.
family.
L. Stevens.
Farmers!
Don’ t wait to have your seed
grain cleaned until Jones gets
ahead o f you and you have to
wait.
Nyssa Grain & Seed Co.
.47»**.
T
Jack Glascock was up from On
KINGMAN KOLONY
Mrs. W. L. Davis has been on the
m --------------------------------------------- * tario this week, greeting old friends
sick list the past week.
The members o f the Zeirelein fam and looking after
interests on the
Ronald McCreight o f Ontario was
ily who have diptheria are rcovering ranch.
the guest o f Eugene Shay at the
Atmosphere of the Earth.
rapidly. Mrs.Zeirelin and Viola con
MICKIE SAYS
F. L. DeBord, who has been very
Otto Miller home, Friday evening.
Our earth as II inuke* its dlun
tinued very ill until Wednesday, when ill with a “ flu relapse,” is now con
Miss Gertrude Boals was among
revolution. c*rri«e with if « thin al
a decided improvement occured.
i W BIRO 'THAT GlTi, i W
'
valescing, though still unable to be
the guests at the birthday dinner
of air. which marts
omlng rsrefll
N
o
other
cases
o
f
diptheria
have
f
BtG
LAPP
I*
HlfA
NAIHAY
UV
Akl'
out.
given in honor o f Miss Claretta
«lien we go up a few thousand f e l
been
reported.
Twenty-four
school
st ii boil! seven miles above f ie gmiq
poo
Suplee, at
the
latter’s home in
T. M. Lowe, Fred Klingback, E. L.
children were given the antitoxin M acLafferty and E. M. I.oyc have
the air slop» growing colder, at
A U L AO km ' THEM HOLLER*
North Payette, Tuesday evening.
miles above the earth Is the up||
up
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Tomlin were Wednesday.
been putting up ice fo r the past
itm1 1 of twilight, ami at 50 miles
School opened Monday morning.
l ik e a Five o o u - a q o w e '
dinner guests Sunday o f their son
several days.
gins a region «here the atmospli^
Ben Tomlin, and w ife o f North Pay
aeMEVAfcAR^TH'
MORE
MODI
A n open meeting o f the P.-T. A.
•' s iki ... I"».Ur ot hydrogen.
H. W alters is having the silo f ill
ette.
TH' XAORE UOOVA*.
was held Friday evening and “ The ed at the Cantrell ranch.
Harold Sullens, small son o f Mr. Other W ise Man” was shown in pic
Mr. and Mrs. Lu de Goode were
and Mrs. eGorge Sullens, underwent ture.
guests to dinner Sunday at the
an operation for the removal o f ton
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Green have D eW itt home.
sils Monday at Ontario.
moved to Nyssa.
Ed Tenhave w ill do the farm work
C a ll the
Quite a number from the Slope
Mrs. Schweizer and Lois spent fo r E. L. M acLafferty while Mr.
attended the Elks’ charity ball in
from Thursday to Saturday in Cald M acL afferty is teaching.
Payette on Thursday evening.
well returning with Mr. Schweizer
Mrs. Ruth Klinefelter was a Vale
Mrs. C. M. Attebery entertained
Saturday.
visitor Sunday.
with a turkey dinner on Sunday in
Albert Rust o f Melba was calling
honor o f the birthday anniversary of
H. W alters called at the DeBord
Mr. Attebery. The guests included in the Kolony Saturday. Mr. Rust home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. La ttig and and his fam ily consider returning to
Fred
and Jesse
Pullen visited
son and Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence this part o f the valley to live.
Louis DeBord Sunday.
George Walker was here Friday
Attebery and children.
♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ■ »♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ »♦ ♦ ♦ I
L.
C. DeBord was a business vis
A party o f friends o f Raymond on business relative to his sheep
itor in Nyssa Saturday, eating din
Guttcrridge including J. H. Carico, which are being fed on the Frank
ner at the Benton home.
Edgar Carico, James Attebery, E r Morgan place.
Carl Fenn was a Gate City visitor
and
nest Lauer and Donald Pelly visited
Mrs. Clyde K ing and children of Tuesday.
him at the Holy Rosary hospital at Twin Falls have gone to Nampa a f
CIGAR STORE
Ontario Sunday.
ter visiting Mrs. K ing’s mother, Mrs.
B IG BEND
P. M. Boals spent last week in C. C. Cotton.
± SHAVING. HAIR CUTTING |
Vale on the jury.
Miss Susie Claybome spent W ed
HOT ANI» COLI» BATHS
Miss Lela Bartshe returned to her nesday with Mrs. Edwards o f Nyssa.
Rev. W ilcox o f Boise was a week
L. B. H AM AKER. Prop.
school work in Watson, Oregon, after
The past two Sundays have been end visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
having been home fo r several weeks so warm and the hills with their K ing and family.
! ! Nysaa,
HOW TO MA KE BEST
follow ing an operation fo r appendi green moss so inviting that a num
Mr. and Mrs. Godwin and little
OF LIMITED SPACE
>»' » i i-H
citis.
ber of Kolony people spent the a f daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Karst and ternoons hiking over the Big Brown Mrs. C. T. Ferrill.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Heslup were Butte and to Rim Rock which com
Miss
M argaret
Purdy returned
PROFESSIONAL CARD
among those from the Slope who at mands an excellent view o f the Owy home Sunday, from
Arena valley
tended the operatta, ‘‘Mikado ’’ pre hee, Boise and Snake River Valleys. where she has been visiting friends
sented by the students of Ontario
School Notes.
fo r sevral days.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON j
high Friday evening.
They report
The honor roll fo r the third and
Mr. and Mrs. F.
D. Scott and
a splendid entertainment.
fourth months are as follows: Third Mrs. N ellie T. Jacobs were Sunday
J. J. S A KAZAN
Raymond Gutterridge underwent month primary, Emma Glascock, E v guests o f Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Rud-
PHYSIC'AN
AND SURGEON]
an operation Monday of last week elyn McEwen .Ethelyn McEwen, Ruth dells.
Nyntta, Oretto».
at the Holy Rosary hospital at On Bruce and V iolet Pinkston, Florence
E lla Tureman was absent from
Office hours a to ft am) 7 to 8|
tario. He is reported to be getting DeBord, M ary Ann Edward, Orville school Monday on account o f pink
along fine.
and Loyd McEwen, Margaret Morgan eye.
DENTISTS
Mrs. Findling and two sons re James, Virginia and Glenn McGinnis
Verda White is on the sick list,
turned to their home in Fairbury, Lois Schweizer, Agnes and Wade
and is absent from school.
DR. E. A. N IX O N
Neb., Wednesday, after having spent Nichols, Jeanette Martin, F or Fourth
Mr. Looney was able to be out
D ENTIST
sevral weeks with the form er’s par Month: O rville and Lloyd McEwen,
Sunday evening to church. He has
N YS S A ,
:
:
:
OREG
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Frost.
Leonard Smith, James V irginia and been on the sick list fo r some time.
Two Doors West Bank o f Ny^
Miss Rudd o f Buhl spent the week Glenn McGinnis, Violet Pinkston,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stradley and
Phone 2
end with her brother, W alter Rudd, Lois Schweizer, Harold Elliot, and
son, W alter,
motored
over
near
and wife.
Jeanette Martin.
Nyssa Sunday, and spent the day
Mr. and Mrs. E. Frost were guests
Advanced room: third month, Ted
«»8TKOPATHS
o f their daughter, Mrs. Stanley Gruver, Evelyn and Gerald De Bord, with Elmer Stradley and fam ily.
Ethel Hickox and Madge Roberts
Brown Teusday and Wedensday.
James Me Ewen and Kenneth Bach.
G. W . Lattig, I. I. and L. L. Cul For fourth month: Evelyn De Bord, made a call Sunday afternoon at the
HR. HARRIET BEARS
bertson and O. C. M iller spent sat- Cora and Floyd Elliot, James Mc Faubion ranch.
J.
P.
Barrett
made
a
business
trip
( eteopethie Phyctclnn
urday in Weiser.
Ewen and Kenneth Bach.
to Nampa Monday.
Mrs. Jonas Brown was on the sick
Ontario, Oregon.
Chas. Cone and wife, who have
list last week.
Office; Wllecm Bldg over R a d i
been visiting E. C. Cone and family,
Park Improvement Club met Thurs
IRONSIDE
returned tow their home in Caldwell
day aftem on at the home o f Mrs.
On account o f the spring weather Wednesday.
CH IRO PRACTO R#
W. L. Davis, with Mrs. D. R. Davis
Rev. C. A . Sanner, who has been
assisting.
The meeting was in we have been having the stage has
;i'in me woman who must use her
charge o f the music committee. Roll changed from the sleigh to the auto. preaching at the school house the bedroom as a llvln groom, a day bed
l ) R R A. MOON
Mr. Patterson o f Clover Creek was last three weeks, returned to his will be convenient. Dressing fable may
call was responded to with a favor
Ohlrouroctt* Pliyeialm
Mr. Sen- be hidden by a screen and with a few
ite song, followed by the usual an Ironside business visitor Sunday. hom in Nampa Monday.
House cell* made
business session. The program in
H arry Reed and Mr. Preston of ner is a teacher in the Nazarene chairs and a table, a cozy living room
Acute or Cbponlo Dlseeet
will
result.
Pink
satin
la
used
for
the
college
there.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilson
cluded several vocal and piano solos Bonita are hauling wood from this
Hours, 10-18; 1:3« to I
who helped in the singing, also re window draperies
by
Miss Gertrude Heslup, which vicinity.
E v e n in g hy nppotntnl
turned
to
their
home
in
Nampa
Mon
were much apreciated. A
social
George Eddy and Delbeert Derreck
Phone—
Office,
168; Heme 41J
day.
hour was enjoyed, followed by a de were Ironside visitors Saturday.
TO BE USED WITH
Ontario
Oreg|
Mrs. Ashcraft, who has been dan
licious luncheon. Fourteen members
James Washam and Mr. Clark oi
THE HIGH CEILINGS
were present. The next regular Baker are visiting with friends and gerously ill fo r some time, is re
ported
improving at the present
meeting o f the club w ill be held at relatives here at present.
HO TELS AH D CAKE#
writing.
the home o f Mrs. E. Frost, with*
E. J. Beam, S. A . Lofton and C. F.
HOTEL WESTERN
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Ewing entertain
Mrs. K. N. Osborne assisting, on
Wise were called to Vale last week
One Moek from dope'
cd at turkey dinner Sunday in honor
Thursday afternoon, January 18th.
to act on the jury.
Nyeee, Oregoa
o f Bill Conley’s birthday, Mr. Mc
Mr. and Mrs. E. Frost were din
Locey Brothers delivered two car Gregor and the Purdy fam ily.
ner guests Sunday o f Mr. and Mrs.
Clean beds---- 25c EGc
loads o f cattle to Brogan Wednesday.
J. L. Brown.
Rev. Clive W illiams made a busi
and $1.00
K.
N. Osborne returned the latter Arthur Van Buren left Wednesday ness trip to Nampa Monday.
Good meets ....... ...... — SBe to
part o f the week from a business with beef cattle which he w ill ship
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman and Mrs.
Room* by week or month |
trip to Beattie and other coast cities. from Brogan to Portland.
Lym an’s mother spent the day Tues
Mrs. Raleigh Van Buren has gone
A L B E R T POUCH
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Vincent were
day at the Faubion home.
Proprietor
to Baker where she w ill visit her
Ontario vistors on Wedensday.
Mrs. Jensen and little daughter
J. E. Turner and N. Broderson of mother and other relatives for a few
returned to their home in Caldwell
Payette were on the Slope Saturday I weeks.
W . B. R O T IE
going over the proposed route fo r a
Wm. Bashe o f Baker was an Iron- Saturday, after an extended visit
Bonded Keel Beute Dœl*r|
with Mr. and Mrs. L. A . Lcwison
drainage ditch with A. A. G utter-! side business visitor this week,
INSURANCE
ridge and E. Frost. This drainage \ Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Ripley went to and fam ily.
ornee at Residence, 3rd * ■ h r*
The literary society had a very
ditch will be shallow, easily c o n -1 Golden Eagle Thursday where they
Airen de
meeting
Friilay night.
structed and, will drain some o f the | will visit their daughter, Mr. and Mrs enjoyable
Nyssa.
O idi
A fte r a short business session the
best land in Section 23. it will be A lb ert M orfitt fo r a few days.
W alter Duncan has just returned follow in g program was presented:
completed about April 15th at a
C IT Y D R AY L IN E
Song— Stradleys.
from a business trip to Jamieson and
cost o f approximately $1000.
Recitation— Frank Johns.
Ontario.
C. W. DeBoer Prop.
Recitation— Mrs. F. Johns.
Oliver Crews has purchased hay
MALHEUR
PR O M P T D E LIV E R Y
Dialogue— “ The
M inister’s
Mis
from Ray Duncan to finish wintering
take,”
Orval
Faubion,
minister;
Reasonable Rate*
Mrs. J. L. Wood was taken to his cattle.
P H O N E 18F3
Mrs. S. D. Duncan le ft the last Helen Fleetwood, maid; U la Gramse,
Baker Saturday fo r medical treat
week for N ew port where she will Mrs. Smith.
ment.
A T T O R N E Y !» AT LAW
Song— Mike
Eachus
and Dutch
Mrs. C. M. Derrick and son M er-! spend the winter, Mrs. Duncan in-
vin returned from Baker W ednes-1 tends to spend a few days with her Jerkins.
day, where they have been located daughter, Mrs. Rozetta Locey, in
Recitation— Volney Hickox.
B. M. BLODGETT
• o a large room with high ceilings
fo r the past few months.
! Weiser.
Debate— Resolved: That a Person
Attorney • t Lew
e jd Trench windows, massive fuml
Mr. and Mrs. D. M.
Ripley o f _
------------------------ _
Is Influenced More Through Fear of
Land and Probate work a Spec
• uiS and large mil terncil hangings
Ironside visited last week with their
Punishment Than Through Hope ot
Nyssa, Oregon.
OWYHEE
nay be c«4*d The room shown In tlx
daughter, Mrs. Albiwt Morfitt.
Reward.
A ffirm a tiv e
Mr.
Frank .ictch draws Its Inspiration from the
T. H. O'Neill has accepted a posi-
Owing to the
fact
that several Newton, Ella Tureman, James Mc ! lue-snd-gold Chinese Jar whlrh bus
VV. H. RROOKRP. J. H A LLA G E
tion at the Rainbow mine.
school patrons have moved into the Cauley. Negative, Bob Welsh, Orval
Tstvl for the In nip base. The
Alternare at-Law
C. H. M orfitt and W. J. Sargent district
since
the
beginning
of I Faubion, Ralph Cone.
k-.ade of bine chiffon over gold silk
• fringed With the two colors. The
attended the “ old time”
dance in school, when he enrollment o f pupils
Song— Stradleys.
Wilson Bldg..
O au rle,
hangings repeat the color note.
Vale Fr'day.
was about 25, it was deemed alvise-
Recitation— Verle Pyle.
Recitation— Elizabeth Basket.
James M orfitt returned
from a ble to employ another teacher, the
R W. H W A L L E R
Do you have cream, eggs, poultry
Big Bend Bee— Mrs. Jacobs.
visit to his daughter, Mrs. Lloyd work being too heavy fo r one, the
A tte n a y » * K m
or
rnnch
butter
to
sell
?
Ship
the
Music.
Evans, o f Walla Walla. He was ac- enrollment at one time this term be-
Koome 18 14, 1$
(
Creamery,
LaGrande,
Literary
every
Friday evening. Commercial
companied from here by his sister, ing 44. E. L. M acLafferty has ac- .
Oregon.
W
rite
us
i
f
you
want
our
I
Everybody
is
invited
to
attend
these
Mrs. J. E. Oliver, to his home in cepted the position o f instructor fo r
quotations regularly.— J12-2t
Boise, Mr*. Oliver having spent the the 6th, 7th and 8th grades— 18 pu- meetings.
eauAwoews - avrs ow
BEeox rr oovrr uootA
3
For Quick Servid
PHONE70F 2
M E ETIN G S.
30Q 0E
«”
»on,
Nyssa Transfer
O P E N FO RU M M E E T IN G ________________ Wednesday, 7:45 P. M.
CHOIR PRACTICE ........................................... Tuesday, 7:45 P. M.
C H IL D R E N ’S SO C IAL, First Saturday Afternoon o f Each Month
J U N IO R SO C IAL, Thirt Friday Evening o f Each Month.
Y O U N G I E O PLE 'S S O C IA L, Second Friday Evening of Each Mo.
C O M M U N IT Y D IN N E R A N D S O C IA L, Last Monday Evening of
Each Month.
lo x a o i
holidays with her
---------<1 and fam ily her*.
I Nyssa Barber Shop]
108
cept interest at 6 per cent fo r two
or three years.”
A bright future is ahead fo r the
Warmsprings district in profitable
lettuce and other vegetable growing,
according to the report of Manager
McCall
of
the
Idaho Producers’
j union, made at the farm ers’ meeting
I last Saturday at the Community
Hall. Mr. McCall stated he had re
cently returned from a tour o f in
spection of the southern California
vegetable districts and that nowhere
| did he see lettuce o f a quality su-
perior to that grown this year
around Vale.
The same thing was
| true o f cauliflower and other vege
IN Q U IR IE S
B EG IN
TO
COME tables, he said.
Commissioner G. W. Dean, a direc
A R O U T V E G E T A B LE GROW
tor of the union, told the farmers
IN G IN D ISTR IC T.
that the best field o f lettuce grown
in the Snake R iver valley last year
(Malheur Enterprise.)
was on Mr. Mansur’s place at Vale.
Lettuce o. superior quamy is he- This land was taken from the sage-
ing cultivated in the Warmsprings brush last year.
project near Vale, and settlers are
To pack profitably out o f Vale
looking forward to making profits the coming season it w ill be neces-
iiuin tins pruuuct. M arket is oh- sary that 150 acres o f lettuce be
tamed through tne Idaho Producers planted and the union officials urged
union, wn.cu slops to Eastern cities, the farmers to plant also a few
Aut only is lettuce being grown at acres of cauliflower and celery so
a big p ro fit in the
Warmsprings that mixed cars could be shipped
project, out big returns also are he- from Vale. There are many farmers
n.g received tor celery, cauliflower who want to plant increased acre-
and onions.
age o f vegetables but cannot do so
ih e
Oregon State Chamber of because o f large land holdings. Since
Commerce is greatly interested in the article above appeared in The
the
State
Chamber of
me reports of the success of the Telegram
settlers ui me W armsprmgs district, Commerce has been receiving num-
and is endeavoring to inuuce otners rous inquiries from prospective set
to locate there, in a letter recently tiers and renters and all farmers
received by tne chamber from O. E. who have surplus acreage adapted
Carman o f Vale is the follow ing in- j to vegetable grow ing can get infor-
furination:
' mation about it into the hands of
"A
number o f farmers in t h e ll ^e State Chamber by seeing Mr.
Vv annspnr.gs joined tne Idaho Pro-1 Carman.
nuceis union tins year and about|
Manager M cCalls report last Sat-
100 acres .s.gnod up to grow lettuce urday showed that the average net
how ever, oniy about 55 acres were price to the growers fo r lettuce was
planted,
.those glow in g lettuce the s i.50 a crate with a possible divi
past year want to grow more lettuce dend o f 10 cents more in the spring.
tne coming year, but we bave been He also asserted that the union had
advised by me union that in order ealized $120 a car more fo r pota
for it to keep tne packing house here toes than any other selling agency in
they must nave an increased acre Ihe Snake R iver valley. He is look
age, 150 acres or mote. Uur hold ing fo r a better price for potatoes
ings are so large that it is only by spring.
Resolutions were
passed at the
here and there that we find a man
thanking
the
people ot
situated so that he can grow the meeting
crop. A numoer o f farmers having Vale who provided the dinner for
land well suited to this crop are those at the meeting.
TELEiiHAM GETS BhtilND W
ARiVi-
SPBINliS DEVELOMNT
F IN ft i*iiOL>UCE GROW N
anxious to find renters w ho will
giow this crop and other vegetables.
Likes Color.
The Other evening one of the char-
A n acreage of .eituce wh.cn,
ontnnlzatlons WHS g,vlng a sup-
would reta.n this pack.ng house here j per f(|r „
,,.r of ,M(„ r children of
should br.ng in ipio.OOO to $f 00,000 | Indianapolis One of the women had
anu wouid result, we believe, in the naked u particularly nice angel food
starting of growing other vegetables cake for Ihe occHS'on. one little hoy
such as
cauliflower, celery 'and attracted her Interest and she decided
onions in this community and help that no matter what hapianed he
should have a piece of her t ake.
gceaiiy in liftin g us out o i our pres
Accordingly she offended two or
ent bad hole.
three women In passing their cakes
Our lettuce is superior to Califor by to get her own. She carried a big
nia lettuce and goes on the maiket
>iece I, the little fellow who gave
when other sections nave little to it one look ind said: “ W e got bread
ship, which insures us a reasonable1 at home lady. Please gimme some
puce.
i cake."
Crestfallon, she carried hack her
We are especially
interested in
own cuke and got him a piece of
seeing these crops grown on the i
marble cake In which red and white
lanu m the Warmsprings project mingled. And now she says, “ No more
around Vale. The lands in here car. j angel food cake for me for charity
be bought from
cOii to $200 pei parties."
.sere, water included, which is $80 j
J Nr acre. There W ill be a substan
The Moose’ s ’Shovels."
< 11,1
stilai the big. shovel-l'k*
ce ( credit come on the water cost
thoiugn tn sale of surplus water . j antlers ea'ly in January, younger one-
An y man with money to .mprove a oe ks later. By tie middle of Ma*
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