The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, May 02, 1924, Image 6

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    COUNTY STATISTICS
Kcal Estate Transfers.
i
NEW DEPUTY ASSESSOR TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL :
if—
IRONSIDE
in
CRESTON
I
supply
of
moisture
Don’t over feed the newly hatch­ Return to Wallowa—
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer House, ac­
ed turkey
the first day or two.
companied by Kenneth House, re­
resh water and some fine sand to
turned this week to their home in
scratch
is
all that it
School Eenlertaina With pick and
Francia Kose Recetvea Appointment Creaton
Wallowa after a
week’s
stay in
Program and Refreshments— Re­ should have, as nature has provid­
for Malheur, Bonita, ironside
Malheur county looking after their
turns From Camp Lewis.
and Baain Precincts.
and
visiting with
ed for it; after that for the next interests here
ten days g ive what it will eat relative?.
Thos. P. McDonald tu Sig Oppen
helm, EVb Sec. 1-27-3» 4-15-24. »10.
L. Clarke McCoy to Ocea II Han­
sen et ux, Lots 2, S, 4, E M tSW '«,
S E K N W M , and S t tN E tt Sec. 31-
26-38. 3-24-24. *1.00.
T. L Crissman et ux to J. C.
Steal, N V iSE V i Sec. 20-16-47.
1-
Wm. W estfall
and fam ily have
25-24. $3000.
moved back to his homestead.
H. S. Sackett, Registrar o f Titles
Francis Rose has just been ap-
to T. H. Moore, Lots 1, 2, 3, and 4
Block 3, Ontario. 4-21-24. (C ertifi- appointed the deputy assessor for
cate o f withdrawal).
! Malher> Bonita. Ironside and Basin
Sh eriff H. Lee Noe to C. W. Re-1 preceincts. He has a knowledge at
berger. Lots 11, 12, nd 13, Block S . i ^ s t hand of values and conditions
here, and we are glad to have in
Nyssa.
4-21-24. *30.00.
Andrew J. White et ux to Bert this capacity a man o f such seas­
Clark, S ‘/4 Sec. 22; EV6 Sec. 27-15- oned judgment.
41. 4-21-24. *3500.
Herman
and
David
Laurence
Chas. E. Bean et ux to Boyd W. spent Saturday
night
visiting at
Dimm et al. Lots 12 and 13, Block Henry Capes.
20; Lots 1 to 8, inclusive, and 61 to
Mrs. Henry Cape spent Monday
20, inclusive, Block 21, Teutsch’s
in Vale where she visited her kins-
Add. to Nyssa. 4-21-23. *10.00. '
epople, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Hous-
U. S. A . to Thos. G. Murchison,
E 4 N E 1 4 , and SE% Sec. 23; S W h I ton’
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hinton and 0.
SW>4 Sec. 24; N W % N E ‘A Sec. 26-
M. Hinton prominent residents of
30-37. 4-9-23.
Orilla Logan to W. B. Eaton, Lot Jumieson, were visiting their Boni­
ta properties Easter Sunday.
3, Block 42, Brogan. 3-16-24. 01.
H. J. Benson, while herding sheep
for Charlie McConnell, was taken
very sick and Frank Oxman from
Ontario happened to be at Creston
and took Mr. Benson to the station
so he could take the train to On
tario to the doctor. He has the
best wishes o f the Creston people
who hope he will soon recover so he
can take his job again.
George Rader was a passenger on
the stage from Riverside to Creston.
Geoorge was returning from Camp
Lewis, where he has been under the
doctor’s care. He says that he feels
better in this country and if he con­
tinues feeling better he will remain
here.
read this article 1
would
suggest that
get
they
like to
the April
Petitions Filed in County Court.
Guardianship of Carl Robinson et
al
4-17-24.
H¡
copy of
the
Pacific Poultryman.
published
at
Seattle, as it hail
some splendid articles on raising
turkeys by such successful breeders
as Mrs. H. D. Moore, J. D. Veach,
Lucy R. Scudders and others, giving
good suggestions to those raising
turkeys.
And remember they are
making a success raising turkeys in
their
respective
locations.
Just
think what
you should
do here
favored, as I said before, with the
choicest climate on earth.
■
Uf
S
Tho kind you ought to hovo
and who* to havo K, that
It when you really need It.
We have contracted the habit
oi satisfying our customers.
Our work is oi the higheet
quality and our services are
alwevi
always et your Instant di»
posai.
ml We are especially pro-
ed to turn out letterheoda,
C dlheads,
£|
noteheada, stato-
lonts, folders, booklets, enve­
lopes, carda, circulars, and
many othar Job*. Come in
and sea us naat ttma yon
need something in
the printing line.
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the nomination
of District Attorney
for Malheur County, Oregon.
C H AS. K. C R A N D A LL.
OBTMOPATHB
Owyhee School Nine Goes Down in
Contest Against Kingman Kol-
ony— New Boy Arrives.
Office;
breeders, Mr. Steve McMann, used Coaching School Team »—
house o f said District, more partic
the ipecac both as a preventative
Dyer Bennett
visited
eleven ot ularly described as being located in
and also as a cure when there was a the rural schools in the neighbor- the Southeast Quarter o f the North
Nyssa the west Quarter of Section 2, Town
case to warrant it. As a preventa- hoods of Ontario and
tive he used the powdered ipecac,! latter part o f the week, coaching ship 17, South, Range 47 E. W. M.,
giving a tablespoonful in a moist the pupils who were listed to pai in Malheur County,
Oregon, until
mash twice a week to every tw en ty1 ticipate in the meet here yesterday, the hour of
2 o’clock
p. m.,
birds.
A s a cure he treated the [ showing them the prescribed fo r m 1 on ’ hr 3d day of June, 1924, and
| sick birds with the extract o f ip e -! and manner for the different en- immediately
thereafter
publicly
cac, givin g ten drops twice a da., j tries.
C. M.
Crail made the trip opened by the Board of Directors
for three
days, then giving te.i j with hime acting as official chauf- of said District fo r an issue o f re­
drops once a day for three days, al feur.
i funding bonds of said District in
¡low in g plenty of fresh water at all I
•
the sum o f $8,500, said bonds to
j times
and feeding
the affecte i
j ' is’ ting I eople
bear date o f July
1,
1924, to be
-birds buttermilk while
the
treat I Mrs. A. W. Rhinehart
o f Seattle numbereti in denominations and to
j mont lasted.
is visitinE >» Vale with her husband mature as follows:
But, going back to the first prob- ’ an<^ ^er
Mrs. A. M. Rhine-
Nos. 1 to 7 inclusive fo r $1,000
| lems that the beginner will have
present. Mr. Rhine- each on January 1, 1939.
| contend with, there is the hatching!
0ver here ^ taking care of
jq0 g f or |500 on January 1,1939.
o f the eggs. The turkey as a rul ■ - me
**'8 mi>ther’s property.
¡s}„. y f or Ji.ooo on January 1,
when having its liberty is not sub ' (-|ogjn|t i ) ay picnics—
1940;
j.-,t I * lack of fertility, unually * to
A number o f the Sl.hoo|s (>f the sai<i bonds * * bear int<,rest at ,h'
eggs «re fe r tile and if allowed
to ,.ounty took theh. closing day ex.
of six per cent (6 % ) per an
find
It nest and set it brings forth ,.r(.ise!( in conj unctio„ with the an- ,lum’ P «y able semi-annually
a good brood of poults, but that h : „ ua| tra,.k
,hi„ w— k and f>r*t days of January and July.prin-
a slow way to get a large flock of p ^ i c plrties o f the s c h l l children >'Pa* a" ’ > ¡ " ‘ ^ s t payable at .he of-
the early youngsters, and a great wen, numerous throughout the park.
tbe County Treasurer of
many o f the beginners are using the
_______
Malheur County, Oregon, or at the
I Fiscal Agency o f the State o f Ore
incubators which, used with success, Week-end in Ontario—
Robert
Crummett
motored
to gon in New York City, at the op-
will add some three weeks to a mon­
th on the hatching season. Now the Brogan Friday to take back with j tion o f the holders,
nicest way to handle those e g g s 1 him his w ife and little daughter to j All bids must be accompanied by
where you have turkey hens that will spend the week-end at their home a certified check fo r *500.
The Board reserves the right to
(0) set about the time these eggs in the near Ontario.
reject any and all bids.
~ I incubator are due to hatch is to re- „
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,
.. .
, .
Iron, Brogan—
P. M. BOALS, Secretary.
move the eggs from the incubator one ,
_
M rs. Geo. S
Horn came down
week before hatching and place them
with her son George in the car
FOR C O U N TY JUDGE.
1 under the turkey
hens
Then
usually ,
. ..
.
’ .
from
their home in Brogan Satur
insures a
better hatch, but if you 1 ,
.
I Paid Advertueirent.)
.
.
..
.
. .
.
day and spent the day visiting at
have to run the incubator through, ..
.
- ,,
, .
.
I hereby announce my cand dacy
the home o f Mrs. John Kircher as
1 have found it practical to run the
..
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,
f o r turkey
torkev We" M lo ° k , n g * ft"
>0me ,hoP f *r ,h' » « « ' " * ion for the posit,on
I machine a degree higher for
Ping.
c f County Judge, subject to the ex
eggs than hens eggs and to moisten
the eggs
time you
also run
as it is
an even
1984, for
the offic e
UK.
MALHEUR IDEAL FOR
RAISING OF TURKEYS
~*a»H|l|J|lfl
16,
May
to
Ï
TEAMS MEET DEFEAT
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Norris and
family of Wilder, Miss Alice Drake
o f Nampa and Miss Hazel Drake of
Beaumont were dinner guests in
the H. Evans home Sunday.
Mrs. Oce Schweizer was a N yssil
visitor Tuesday.
The
school
baseball
team of
Owyhee played the Kolony school
boys’ team at the Kolony school
diamond last Friday and though
the score went against them they
are
still
undaunted
planning to
lick the married men on Tuesday,
when the last day festivities will be
Held.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kelso are
the parents of a son born on Wed
nesday, April 23, 1924.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klingback and
amily visited at the DeBord home
■ unday.
California,
has
removed
over a
Good Luck—
Mr. and
Mrs.
W alter Pinkston
thousand o f its road signs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Boak motoreu and fam ily were entertained at din­
Other large companies in this sec­
to the south fork of the Cottonwoou ner in the W. W. Smith home Tues­
tion, which is noted for its beautiful
______ .
Sunday
and
reported
unusually day.
scenery, have indicated their w ill­
, d
n
good luck fo r their day’s catch o.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hennes return-
ingness to follow the lead o f the
(B y Ray T. Moe.)
trou t Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Champ
d to their home at Kuna after a
Standard Oil Company.
Comment
Here in this section o f Oregon neys were also in the party goini, /eek’s visit with Mr. and Mrs. H.
has been almost unanimous in favor
where climatic conditions are ideal up in their car.
.vans and family.
o f this action.
for poultry and poultry culture, and
Mr. and
Mrs.
W.
W. Foster
Nothing is more unsightly than a where any o { the feathered
tribe Been in N y s s a -
rought 26 young Sunday school
collection o f fifty-seven varieties o f ' once pioperly hatcheU and allowed
Rhil S. Morton was in the city
icmbers to Mitchell Butte Sunday
signs as one enters every town o r , the freedom o f the
e
w Monday in the interests o f his polit
fternoon for a short outing.
city, or at points where the eye is ■ with ,eM t.ar(j amJ attention’
t(J a ical campaign
for the Republic«.,
Mrs. E. L. M acLafferty has been
attracted by a
beautiful
view or I ^
perfection than any where nomin“ tion ,or Ule o M u i ° o i counL>
nite ill but is now some better,
some other object o f 'Merest
j under the sun, is there any wonder * * * * » * < > '■ Mr- Mult,,n >‘as
.ordon
M acLafferty
came home
it
is altogether
probable that that t(u. {ew
that undertook the
Ontario and Nyssa on a politic*.
iom his school in Caldwell for the
better advertising results could be
breeding o f turkeys managed to t,lp ‘
eek-end, returning Monday.
secured
by
spending
the
same
grow to maturity a turkey so large, Returns to B a k e r -
Potato Smith and family and the
amount of money in the rural news­
so grandly proportioned, o f
such; J. L>. Kyle, traveling mechanic lor Davis children o f Ontario, and Miss
papers o f the various states.
splendid
plumage,
that
outside j the Standard Oil Company, telUiii- Fiances Smith of Middleton visited
breeders began to think that th is, etj ^ his
headquarters
in Baker Sunday
afternoon
in the Evans
FOR C O U N T Y T R E A SU R E R .
community
had
imported some Saturday a fter spending three or home. .
(Paid Advertisement.)
blood of a larger type than our old four days in this territory inspect
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Lowe called
I hereby announce my candidacy,
American Bronze turkey.
mg the motors and trucks of the ,t the M acLafferty home Sunday.
subject to the w ill o f the voters at
The turkeys having done so well ¡otaj aKency.
Mrs. Lou DeGoede and little son
the Republican Prim ary to be held ! when raised in scattered flocks and
John were Boise vistors a day or
May 16, 1924, fo r the nomination, in smal* numbers, there is no reas Eoreman to LaGrande—
io last week.
.
’
, ’
...
- on why they still will not do just
J- Elmer Gilbert, connected with
J. S.
Glascock
returned home
fo r re-election,
to
e o
. Us wea
in greater numbers and the head of the Newport & Kern
after a week's absence on a level-
County
Theasurer
for
Malheur nlore f j ocks> but w jth greater num Company, le ft Vale Sunday for 1...
ng job at Nyssa.
county.
_
Y»era you may have other problem Grande, where the highwoy contract
Ellice Huffman is preparing to
to contend with, such as the dread ors are building thé road between
C. C. M U Ê L L ifi.
put in 20 or more acres of corn, on
ed disease of black head, although Cove and Island City,
the Huffman ranch up the river.
native birds not afflicted with it I
N O TIC E OF BOND SALE.
may be
contaminated
from birds i M „
w x
,,usey wa!l operate,,
Sealed bids will be received by
afflicted shipped
as breeders A ll on f#r „ „ , bscesa at Moly Uosarj
the undersigned at
the
office of
breeders should protect themselves ,
hospital in Ontario the first oi the ,, ...
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„.
,
,
, .
. .
...
la y e tte
Oregon
Slope
Irrigation
against this death dealing disease
week and is
reported
as getting -v * • »
....
u
, ,
.
District, said office being located in
by using some preventative.
Last
the
pumping
station
and power
season one of our successful turkey a ong nice y. _______
E x c e p tio n a l Facilities
Enable U s to Guar­
antee O ur IVor 4
subject to the will uf the voters al
the Republican Primary to be held
OWYHEE
COUNTY SEAT NEWS
Complaints Field in Circuit Court.
Bankers Discount Corporation vs.
H. Lee Noe, Sheriff. 4.-21-24. Re­
covery o f personal property.
John C. Driscoll vs. Luella A.
Sibbald et al.
4-22-24.
To quiet
title.
Wells W. Wood vs. Wm. E. Lees.
4-24-24. Recovery on account.
Chas. E. Mac Lean vs. Oregon &
Western Col. Co. et als.
4-24-24.
Ten suits to foreclose tax liens.
C. R.E mison vs. Randall Sage et
al.
4-26-24.
Recovery
on
note.
*4,945.18.
(Paid Advertisement)
I hereby announce my cadldac j»
clean in ten minutes o f any of the Has Been III—
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
commercial chick feeds, some sweet
Little Pat Crummett, one o f the
smaller
sons
o
f
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ben
milk, and let them get to the al­
CHIROPRACTOR*
Crummett, was quite ill the latter
falfa or the green grass as soon as
part of last week at the ranch home
possible, and by keeping them free
east of town and it was feared for DRS. B RA D FO R D A BRADFORD
from lice,
the
wonderful climate several days that he was in for a
Carver Methed
severe attack of pneumonia.
will do the rest.
Consultation and examination Fren
To any o f the beginners that may
Nyssa, Oregon
The Creston school gave a very
nice entertainment Tuesday o f this
week.
The children
spoke
their
pieces very well. Tea and a light
served.
Mrs. Frank
Gordon Dickson motored to Bro­ lunch were
U. S. A . to Chas. J. Wilkins, EW
Shumway, Mrs. Pearl
Jones from
gan
to
take
his
brother-in-law,
8W>4 Sec. 29; EV4SE% Sec. 31;
E tiN W V i, and NV4SW*4 Sec. 32- George Toombs, to the train, but he Ontario, Mrs. John Steward, Mrs.
was ten minutes too late for a view T. R. Beers, Mrs. John Wall and
27-44. 3-31-24.
Frank
Kime et ux to Edwin j o f Sagebrush Annie, so he had to children, Mrs. Guy Shumway, Mrs.
E. Rogers, and David Rogers 11 en.
Casto, NV4SE14
E H S W tt, SV4 I Ford it down to Vale.
joyed a nice afternoon.
NE*4 Sec. 27-20-41. 2-29-24. $10.
Fred Simpson
took his brother
Frank Shumway made a business Brogan Sunday—
H. W. Tooley et ux to Albert R. Arthur to Ontario Sunday.
trip to Riverside the first of the
Hixson,
N W % SW *4
Sec. 5-16-47.
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Mrs. Walter Kiel and Miss Paul-
3-27-24. *10.
C L E A N IN G U P T H E S C E N E R Y . we<* -
| ine Boston and her brother Tom,
sok George were visiting in Brogan with rela-
A . H. McGregor to Martha Page,
There has been much public agi- | 1 e
I jits 3 and 4, and NVfe of 5, Block tation
to
remove
unsightly bill- Kad*|r t0
Crowley
one day this lives y unday
week,
251, Ontario.
11-9-23. *1. (Q. C. boards from scenic spots on beau­
Charlie McConnell made a busi To Pendleton-
tiful
highways which are being
deed.)
ness trip to Riverside the first o f
Mr. and Mrs. D. A . Clore and two
Jeremiah Stearns
to Frank L. built in various states.
j children Betty Jean and Wendell
Without waiting fo r legislation the week.
Seams, undivided l-3d interest in
are making preparations to leave
Lot 6 and part o f Lot 5, Block 7, on the subject, one o f the largest
for Pendleton the last of the week
Pioneer Add. to Jordan Valley. 4- users of signboards on the Pacific
to visit with friends and relatives.
coast, the Standard Oil Company of
12-24. *1,334.
W. A. M llett et als to Mary W.
Mallett,
NW % SE>4,
N W U , and
NHSWV4 Sec. 20; SEV4 Sec. 17-18-
46. 4-9-24. *1. (Q. C. deed).
Sh eriff H. Lee Noe to Bank of
Jordan Valley, W ttS W V i Sec. 32;
N E M S E K , S E U N E V i Sec. 31-32-
46. 2-25-24. *4,250.
U. S. A . to Leo Essenpreis, SEV4
NEV4
Sec. 28;
SW YsSW U, NW
NWV4 Sec. 22; E *4 E H Sec. 21-13-
41. 10-8-23.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORN I T
when where she will make a few weeks’
the incubator is run above ground. visit with her mother.
necesary
pressed w ill of the republican pri-
with luke warm water every Visit in Ironsidi
turn them the last It)days,
Mrs. Julia Powers, who has been maries to be held on May 16, 1921
your machine in the cellar spending the winter
on the ranch In making
this
announcement
I
almost impossible to keep near Ontario, passed
through Vale pledge to the voters a business ad-
temperature and give the Monday on her way to Ironside; mmistrafion.
J. F. W E AV E R .
H A R R IE T
osteopathia
P brete las
Ontario,
W Ileon
Oregon.
BUg
over
Radere’ .
W. B. H O U R
l mudad
Heel Estate
Dealer
iNMt'KA.VCB
Office et it as Idea ce, Ird A ■
M en d e
N'rses.
Oregon.
CITY DRAY L I N *
C. klinkenberg
PROMPT D ELIVERY
Reasonable Katen
PH O N E 1»
ATTO RN EVER A T L A W
E. M. BLODGETT
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Practice in ali courte
O ragua
Nyssa
K.
W. HWAGLICB
Attorney
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