The Gate city journal., November 21, 1924, Image 1

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^Outdoor Flashlight
khe]Minehester Focusing Flashlight you>an shoot'a
] light 300 feet thru the darkest night. —It ia espec-
Igned foroutdoer use.
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It convenience for farmers, motorists, watchmen,
in, deliverymen, campers and hunters.
^1 display of all styles of|lVylnchester,[flashlightalin
this week,
Winchester Batteries
fit all Standard Flashlights
Jer Hdwe, Go-
ï}N Y SSA ,'rOREGON
TMS TVW C /flSTM STOKE
F r eezin g
WEATHER
four radiator filled w ith AUTO-FREEZE
Big Reduction on all
Tires & Tubes
ur work and Overhauling
a specialty
TO ACCESSORIES
d Front Garage
Nyssa, Oregon
E M. Blodgett »pent Tuasday and
Wednesday ki Boise o - legal buslaaaa
Mr. and Mra. J H. Kinn .ird w
visitor* a t tha 9. 1>. Uoahert hums
H o n d a; and Tuesday. Tha Kinnairda
ara now h e a te d a t M apliton, Or., and
had been on a visit to la w s stopping
off here on the retu rn jouraay
Mrs. JobnG reulh-h left for Pendle
ton Wednesday, a fte r spending tan
day* at th efc o n e of her son, C U Me
Coy.
lira . R. R. Richar laon sp en t •
asepla of days ia Boise obi. week vis
iting relativ es.
D inner g a e its a t th a C. F. Miller
home on Sunday w era: Mr. aad Mra.
C. F. L a ttig sad fam ily, Mr. aad Mr*.
J. B. T renaay aad fam ily aad Messrs.
Walla** and Ray Hoary of FraiMaad.
Mr. a n d Mra. C. L . MaCay and aaa
a n d Mra: Jah a Graollah s f Faadlstan,
•p en t last danday ia Yale, guests at
tha Tam Nelson ham*
Mra. Ghaa. Tham psan sad Miss That-
ms. who ar* new living in Ontario,
atten d ed the a p ro n se tisl Tuesday
evening.
Mss. ■ C. G arinas, w hs returned
from P ortland Wednesday, wktara ska
has baan spending tha aumatar far I
health, ia saaiously 111 da* ko nervaua
breakdown and kronekitl*.
R ep rassatativ as a f W alter A. Bra«*
ft f a , Bond dealers e f Baiss, wk* par-
abased tk s beads of tk* Wasd D rain­
age d istriat, w ar* ia N yssa Tuaaday
iaoking a fte r tk* Owyhee Drainage
d is tric t with a view ta purchatlag tka
bands of th a t d istrict, w hich ar* kaing
put oa tha m arket,
E. M. BledgaM attaad ad a m asting
a t Kiagaaan Thursday eveofag ia the
ia ta re s t of the Owyhea O raiaags dis
trie t. Mr. Blodgett was present in
his capacity e f a tto rn e y foa tha dia
tric t.
Misses Lizaia Tkompsan, Virginia
Thompson and Georgia Dennis visited
in O ntario Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. W. L. Gibson w -re in
N ampa consulting a specialist ia re­
g ard to tb* canditian of Mrs. Gibson’*
ayes.
The Nyssa Paaklng Co. shipped a
double decked load of hogs ta tha P o rt­
land m ark et T a a sta y .
Jaak MaOonaall w as in fram hi*
sheep camp W ednesday, ra ta ra ia g tha
sam e day and taking with him a big
ohunk of fraak baaf for th a dalastatlaa
af bis tru sty halpara.
Dr. Saraain, accompanied ky his
d au g h te r H a rrie tt, le ft Tuesday eva
ning for a viait w ith his fa th a r in Su­
perior, Wiseenaik.
Mrs. J . Bsydell has keen laid up fa r
the past weak with the flu.
P. J. G allagher and Ed Frasier,
pram inent citizens af U ataeia, w ars ia
taw n Tuesday oa business.
Mis* Moran, county likaarian af On­
tario , attended the -a ro n social Tues­
We grind day.
toe RMTCl and see torti*
our own W. H. Beam. H. C Sherweod, Chas.
lens is
Lungren and Frank Fry of Nyaaa have
baan summoned as jurym an for a
Phone
147
Eyesight Specialist
special term of c e a rt to be held In
S
Datori*
Oregon
Vale beginning deeember I, when Arch
Cody, alias Fred Tardall, will be tried
w M d /W » iw dA m wn d N n iw d A m CT fe r tha killing of 8h*nff Austin C.
Goodman of Harnay county.
Dr. J. A. McFall
fou have Beef Cattle, Hogs,
Mutton or Veal
*hone 6
Nyssa, Or.
yssa Packing Co.
BURBIDGE & RAY. Prop.
yssa Bakery
Fresh' Bread and Roils
tötramPftrtfy
all ¿¡Ml*
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I yeu like o a f go«is tell *thers--if n«t tell 1* ns
Mr and Mra. W. B Larkin have a
son born Thursday, November 10, at
3:09 p. m
Mother and child (and
fath a r) all doing well.
H am ers washed and otlad, $2.00 par
set. Nyaaa Harness A addlary Shop.
Cliff Tillman, F rank Phillips and
Knock Muhina spent Batarday and
Sunday in Boiaa.
The High Bahoal Athlaai* Slab has
ranted th a vacant (to rs bid d in g ad­
joining the Rosebud and flzad It up
■aitabla for th air w inter quarters.
Halton Stephana ralwraad Saturday
from a banting trip la th e vicinity ad
Lawman. Idaho, bringing with him
one of tha biggest apaaimans af tk*
antlarad fam ily aver seen bars, Tb*
animal bora a m ag n iiaan t pair af
herns.
In our account of the surprise party
on Mas. H arry Mtwky last weak we
neglected to mention th a t Mrs. Nawby
was th e recipient of a beautiful Ja p a n ­
ese tea service, of which she la deep
ly appreciative.
Mr and Mrs A. V. Cook and Mrs.
J. P B a z ta r spent S atu rd ay In Onta
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Aproo Social
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Nyss t, Oregon
A jolly crowd to the number
at the close of business October 10, 1924,
of about 110 attended the apron
RESOURCES
LIABILITIES
social at the public iibrary room
Tuesday evening. The merry Loan* and discounts...........*33.3,407.96
I Capital Stock .................. $ 25.CC0.00
makera began arriving at 7:30 O v erd rafts____ _____ . . .
670.90
and as fastas they stepp“d into Banking House, Furniture 15 354.35 Surplus and P rofits.............. 40 4 .88
NONE
the room were grabbed by some and Fixtures . . . . . _____
968. uy Billa Payable......................
Other Raul E sta te .. .........
member of the reception com Bonda and W arrants............. 4,670 47 tie lacurnts____________
NO.. 3
mittee and measured around the CASH AND DUB FROM BANKS 110 , 180.10 DEPOSITS........................... 390,661. .8
waist to determine ths amount
5466.110.iM.
the victim would be charged for
$465,110 3
supper, on* cent per inch being
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
tha standard price. Dancing and H. J. Ward, President.
John Ray, Vice PreiWer.t
etka* farms ef merrymaking
J. P Dunsway, Cashier.
O. G. Bauer, Assistant Cashier
ware Indulged in and at 10,
H. A. Diven. Assistant Cashier.
o’eleek a delicious lunch was
J, F. Reece,
J. J. Sarazin
G. L. Phillips
served cafeteria ityle.
Directors
Mr«. Artie Robertson collected
The little, unlooked for services, courtesies and attention*, outside tha hasten
tha most baaat and was handed path
of routine, are what have counted most in making loyal friends and cu*
• beautifully wrapped package,
turners for this bank.
which apon being unwrapped
diselased a mag< ifeent turnip.
Mr. Creekar with his violin and
B n, Stabba at tha piano furn
•shed musía for tho occasion.
The proceeds of the evening will,
bo used for tko boaefit of the
public library.
Oar Motto:
Nyssa Filling Station
Prompt Service—Courteous Treatment
Buys Packing Plant
Tha Nyssa Fruitgrowers As
sedation, a corporation which
for several years has operated
hare, has beau dissolved aad tbe
businesa, peeking house and
aquipmeak said to C. C. Hunt,
who is bow solo owner Mr.
Hunt will oontinuo to operate
tha plant, aad will at all times
be prepared to handle farm pro
ducts of all kinds, aging the
Thrasher, Zalma Thrasher, Franca*
most approved and up to date Appointed Ford Agent Klinkenberg, Varna Thompson,Martha
methods ia grading and packing C. M. Tensen has been appoint­ Lawrence, Hasal Baam, VonDalla
Baxter, Olaranea Brawn. Earl Rich­
tba various fruits ane vegetables ed local agent for the Ford ardson,
Bill McBeaald, Boors* Braves,
in the manner ealcalated to bring Motor Co. and has just unloaded Don Qsmkla Rageaa Hsnafla, Mica
tka kigheat price oa tka market. his Irstcarload of Fords. Having Disks, Mrs. AI Thampsan and M». and
rented his filling station, Mr. Mrs. Ewing.
will hanaafortb ba found
Misqveride Party Tensen
at tha Red Front garage, whera Buys Filling Station
A masquerade was held No­ he will at all times have oa hand
vember 14 al the home of Ber- a full liae of Ford products, Lawranca B. Blodgatt has purchased
niao Vorhias, assisted by Mary from touring cars to tractors, tha Myssa Filling station business on
the earner of Main *: d F irst straeta
and Agnea Swan. After tha and everything in between.
from C. M. Tensen. Lawrencs says
guaats bad arrived games were Those desiring to trado in their ba intends being at said -lace of busi­
played. Two features of the old Ford on a now one can ness a t all timas and t* giva the pub­
evening wera marshmallow and always get a trade oat of Skinny lic real aervisa
popeom ball race«, both creating and be promises to allow you Mr. Tenaan baa taken the Ford
agency and kaa a carload of Forda on
much excitement. After delic* every cent your old boat is route
He expact* to devote kis en­
tous refreshments were served. worth. Try your local dealer tire time to his in terests a t tha Rad
by tba baatassea tbe few remain­ frst, befare going out of town to F ront garage.
ing hours ware spent in dancing. fare worse.
Those atteading wars: George
Davii, Larue Haley,Bob Clossen.:
, ,
,
Arthur iervozB, Eugene Pratt, ¡NCW M illlb e rS lndU C t»0
At Liberty Theater
John Johasen, Max Gilchrist,! ^ party of 26 or 30 members
Bruce
Gilchrist.
Ruth
Shelton,'
,
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. n . ,, !of the Ontario lodge of Odd
Iva Walters, Margaret Crockett. ■ Fe]lowg pgid the ,ocal brethren Wo*. Night, Dfc. 10
Ada Lamb, Agnei Swaa, Mary a fraternal visit Tuesday evening
1924
Swan, lernica Vorhiea.
and assisted in the induction of t
aeveral new members into th e 1 We ask all ether organizations
Far Sale.
local lodge. The degree work and social circle« to reserve the
No. I Oataaa, 51.00 per ewt.
waa put on by the visitors to the date far the benefit of the band.
Na. I Oaioas, 12.00 par ewt.
complete satisfaction of everyone We are preparing a high class
Idaho Rural*. 75* par ewt.
ceneerned. !h e eeremonies were musical program.
N etted Gam*. $1 0# par ewt.
Watce for program later date.
Bring your sasks. P. Tensan. n21tf fallowed by a big feed and gen­
eral geod time, whifb lasted well
inta the night.
Methodist Church M B 11
CARS WASHED
L .E . B lo d g e t t , Prop.
Band Concert
WE A R E -
Exclusive Agents
for the Nyssa territory for the
Seiberling and Portage (Seiber-
ling made) tires and tubas. You
owe it to year pocket book to
try these tires. All tires sent
parcel poet prepaid.
PORTAGE CORDS
36x8. ................. 5 8 #6
9.60
3 0 x lh .................
11*4.................... 16 00
*8x4.................... . 16 00
ALL SIZBS
Aa I am to k* la • revival a t Jordan
Valley, tkera will b* ao services ia
N y c a this Sunday. I wish all would
An old fashioned candy pall was pray for auceaaa hara.
hald a t the hem* of Mr. and Mra. Jos­
8. R. Baands. Pastor.
eph Ewing on Frid-y, November 14.
A jolly evening waa »pant playing
games of various kind*. Those prea-
Fa» » a la -1 6 tea* hay. Apply Jeur-
e a t wera.
Cay
William«,
Elaia
n»l
<Me*.
Jeff Irwin,
Cindy Pull
i >6 * 6656 6 ................. ...
Feed
COAL
Get your
c a r r ied
IN ITOCK
Big Line of Tir« Chain»,
Pliton Ring»,F m Belts,«tc.
Ford Tops ind Back
at Nyaea Flour Mill
$ 6 .5 0
Parker's Tire Shop
$10.50
d H
f W t forget in to ta p and curtain
work a t N yssa H arness ft Saddlery
S h o p . ...........
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Thoroughbred » h o d a J e la a d l a d
jb h l
pullets, ready U ity . I I A
miles north *f N rsaa
D. 1 . Lladar jphbttb 1 1 t
Acewlorlee
>66116 6 6 0 4 4 6 t
1 1 1 6 SQ+ftd
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rxaa
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OMh
H th toiler.
Chopping and
Grinding
BtHctly no Credit
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