GATE CITY JOURNAL
Published
•very Friday
Oregon, by
BROWN
Entered at the Poatotftce at N u u ,
Matter
w m . aa second-etZ. —
Owyhee
Thanksgiving, as usual, was ob
served b; a number o f family gather
ings. The m elt extensive, perhaps,
was that o f Mr. and Mrs. Oee Sch-
weiter aud family, who had as guests
on that day Mr. and Mrs. George
Schweizer and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Householder. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Russell and baby, Mr. add Mrs. Chas.
Johnson, Mr. and Mre. A. R. Bradney,
Mr and Mrs. Herb Loye and family,
also Miss Lois Russell and friend, Miss
Scott o f Boise.
Mr and M-s. Lou DeGoede and son
John at9 Thanksgiving tinner with
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown o f Nyssa.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Glascock ard
family ,ttrnded a family reunion in
the Newbill home near Ontario
Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. William Snyder and
family helped demolish a roast goose
in the B. F Kerr home Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. MacLafferty had
as Thanksgiving guests, Mr. and Mrs
Richardson, Miss Richardson and Mr
and Mrs. Clark, all o f Parma.
Guests entertained Thursday in the
Bigelow home were Mr. and Mrs. T.
M. Lowe and Mr. and Mrs. Noble Pul
1 mi who, together with the family, alt
o f whom were home for the occasion,
managed to destroy a fíne fat turkey
and flxin’s.
A family reunion was held in tie
McGinnis home also.
Fred Klingback made atrip to Boise
and Emmett Friday, returning Satur-
day.
Mr and Mr*. Harry Evans and fam
ily ware guests at a duck dinner on
the Hennes home Sunday.
w
.
place at present. Later may bring
them to the Peutz raneh to feed.
Clarence Nasbit. athletic coach and
teacher at New Plymouth, also for
mer classmata of Julian Lowe at 0.
A. C.. visited Friday in the Lowe
home. Owing to the illness of Mre.
Carl Quackonbush (formerly Miss
Marian Lowe) the expected Thanks
giving visit was postponed until the
Christmas vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans motored
to Emmett on business Tueeday,
where they were entertained at din
ner by Rev. and Mrs. Hilton and at
supper in the J. N. Largant home of
Litha.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klingback and
family called Sunday at the Ray Can-
trail home.
W. W. Smith sold his hay Monday.
Claude Smith is ill with blood poison,
starting from a severe scald on hi«
hand while shaving Sunday.
Pupils o f Owyhee school neither ab
sent nor tardy for the month of No
vember in the upper grades are: Dor
othy Kaylor, Earl and Merle Kygar
and Georgia Rust. Those in the lower
room are: Kenneth Kygar, William
Peutz, Jr , Lawrence Peutz, Everett
llutfinan and Arthur Snyder
Some
o f these children come as far as six
miles to school
Florence and Verle DeBord had ad-
noids and tonsils removed by Drs.
Weese and Fortner Tuesday.
An “If” for Boys.
The following verses, which show
real poetic ability, were writen by
Orville Bigelow of Owyhee, not yet 16
years old. Orville is now a Junior in
high school at Caldwell, but took the
first two years of high school at Nyssa.
His many fxiehds are proud of bia un
doubted poetical talents and prediot
for him a brilliant future:
If you can be well dressed and tasteful
Yet look not with disdain upon worn
garments;
!f you can cook and not be wasteful
Yet still love sports and out o f doors
environments;
Notice o f »«hoo1 Meeting.
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NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN l o t h « ¿ f t 1
» / 'V a 'i d * ^ '1«» +
of Malheur Coanty, State ef 0r* * * % .h *Stk d.y of December.
will be held at the ssbool hoese oa »
* J , . th, budget hereinafter
e cleeh i. the aftora^ forth.
Iopoiilio. •» le*i>M
lira, aadte rose • — ■
set eat with »he levyiag beard,
,
.lid school distrie» during the •»
special district laa.
ty seeded by
" 30 1926 |. estimated in
The totsl amount of money
:
14.19*4.
aad
t
^
j W u Itcen«d fram
f t t „ the eouaiy -
cal year beginniag on June 14, luxe.
and Ineiude. the
^
tu„d aad apecial district
..heel fund. S».t. school
tax, and all othoi monayi W the dulriet.
the followiag budget
bud g et
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
PERSONAL SERVICE. No.
Salary per yesr
» ROOh.UO
SupertnNadent
10,440 00
Teachers
750.00
Janitors
60.90
Clerk
W h en y o t “ trad e in” «
a new Ford
Total
$ 1,000.0#
10,440 0#
75S.SO
66.00
. *13,140.00
Total................................................................
MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES
I. Furniture (desk*, stovt«, curitin«
) —
2 Supplies (chalk, eraser», etc)........................
3. Library book*------------------------------------------
4. Science equipment..........................................
6 T pe writers...................... ....................... ......
6 Janitor’s supplies............................................
7. Fuel................ .................................................
8. Light power and phene---------------------------
#. Water ..............................................................
10 Postage and stationery..................................
*00 00
40 00
26 00
75 00
220.06
150 00
760. 0
*70 00
41.00
15.00
GEO. I*. WARD The most
evt
*16,000.00
T ota l.............................................
M ain ten an ce and R ep a ir«:
Building and Ground»-------------------
In d eb ted n ess:
. . » *,476.00
1. luterast thereon ______________
600 «0
2. Interest thereon-------------------------------------------- *
6 000.00
3 Retire Warrants---------------------------------------------
*00 00
,
* 6.076.00
Total...........................................................................
Transportation of Pupils:
667.0«
3«
1,6
Truck, gas, oil, e t c . ....................................- ....................
H a g o n ...............................................................................
S e e m e fir s l-n iy servicJ
nothing
Service Gar
Flashlipi.
Razors
Watch-
Harmonic
D on’t O verlook the fact
ca n buy se e d s cheap« J And many
80S 00
276.71
160 00
Insurance....................................................................
M iscellaneous..............................................................
Our Prices Are Kj
s tore
Total estimated amounted amount of money for all
purposes surmg the year...................- ...............
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
Ed
er
Seed Co,
**6,470 *4
N yssa Grain
From county school fund during the coming school year. * 4,146.96
From state school fund dur’ng the coming school year.
710.13
From elementary sehool fund during cyming schlol year 1,518 86
Estimated amount to be received from all other souraee
during school yesr, high school tuition
................. 3,696,00
* 6,470.94
Total estimated receipts, not including proposed tax
Recapitulation.
NYSSA
Woolgroweri to Meet
Lodge Election
Remember the «mall Things.
It I« easy to talk glibly of serrín»
Mutati t? and ta forgtt tn pasa tha
salt to the mau who sits neTt us at
table, to think of placing onr llvan at
n world's dispone I and neglect the
small i ft nations which mean so much
Î* our owa hem»—Henry Sloe no Oa#
Runabout
-
T outing Car
C oupe
-
T u d o r Sedan
Fordor Sedan
Chassis
-
T ru ck Chassis
s
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Added fercentrgea.
A 6(1 pei -i*ru in, reuse for an art Ida
lhai cost* $1 »-»aid make It cost *1 fiOi
Bui for ihe article that has doubled
to price the new price la 200 per
si the cfd.
Sheep Men, Attention!
400 tons nice clean hay for sale
\ “ C
.U fferty' Nyssa, Oregon.
At the ranch. Mitchell Butte. n282t
-
-
-
-
-
$260
$290
$520
$580
$660
$225
-$365
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qq
Bring your t*,k,
SEE T H E N E A R E S T A U T H O R IZ E D F O R D D EALER
F Tenaen. n21tf
PUBLIC NOTICE
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Leave order at Journal
Phone 6
Office.
Band Concert
P»r cwt.
3 2 x 4 ...................
34x4...............
If you hai
Sund»!
L
. , “' ' 1*’ 75c P« cwt.
Netted Gena, $1
All Prices f.o.b. Detroit
These are the lowest prices ever offered in the history o f
the Ford M otor Company. They create a new standard of
value for m otor car transportation.
8c qt
Sale.
J"0"'' *2’00 P*r
30 x8........... ..
for Sale
K in zie A . C orbin
No. 2 Onions, *1 oo per cwt
I 10 day« sp«4
MI L K
I can do no more custom spraying. Delivered to any part o f the city
Not.ee la given at thia tim»
*
Ih.t you may make arrangem ent^"^
»our spray,n f
, h. eomjni
Far
ore
PHONE 15
Ngtiee to Fruitgrower«.
C. C. Hunt
N E W PRICES
Satu
A FREE GIF 1 w
827 1#
E m e r g e n c y ........................................................................
Effective December 2nd, the Ford M otor Company an
nounces new low prices on all Ford cars. A reduction of
twenty-five dollars on the Fordor Sedan and lower prices
on all other types make Ford cars even greater value than
before.
o t h e r i.
■ee then and no r
Total.......................................................................
ALL PRICES
REDUCED
Gans, Kiti
4- -1-4- 4- 4* 4-4* 4-4—9 V V *9 V-9-5--Î--C -f*
If you can be a sport when loser,
as well as when you win the game; x ota| estimated expenses fer the yeer............................. *25.470 64
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cautraii have pur
If you ean "play the gam e," be not a Total estimated receipt» net Including proposed tax------ 9 470.94
.^q^.U .q.q..a » 4 ..t^ .» »4,4.4.4.4.4.4-4- i- l-4-.!-4-!-4..I,.H 4i t>mi
chased a new player piano. Ray said
swindler,
he wanted one he could play himielf.
*16,000 60
Though tempted o ft te cheat or
the 29th day o f December, 1924, at
Gordon MacLafferty, who is attend
maim;
Dated this second day of December, 1924.
the county court room in the county
ing high Bchooi at College Piece,
S D GOSHERT,
Attest:
court
house at Vale, in said eounty
If
you
can
shun
tobacco,
cards
and
Wash., has joined the H. S. ai.d ccl-
Board of Directors.
H A. Diven, Clerk.
and state at 11 o'clock in the fore
dancing,
lege orchastras, in which he plays
noon o f that day, at which time all
Care for the helpless, young and old.
first and second violin, respectively.
elect d for the ei suing year:
persons may appear anu offer and
Be
not
consent
to
work
without
ad
Mr. and Mrs. Lou DeGoede and fam
Mrs. Ethel Crawford, worthy ma-
show cause, i f any they have, why the
vancing.
ily visited Friday in the DeBord home,
Thu 17th annual senvention of the prayer of said application should not
tron.
Look
»cund
you
for
the
one
who's
as also did E. L. MacLafferty.
starved and cold;
Mrs. McCullough of Big Bend, woolgrowers’ Association will be held be granted.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Napton and
in Pandlatoa, Oregon, January 14 and
E. H. TEST,
worthy patron.
son, who are leaving soon for Cali If you ean work as well as play,
15, 1826, according ts statement rs- E. M. Blodgett,
County Judge.
fornia, paid a farewell visit to Mr,
Mrs. J. J. Saraxin, associate ma calved tron Msc Hoke, secretary of
And be as helpful as you can;
Attorney for Petitioner.
and Mrs T. M, Lowe Sunday. Mrs. Then everyone you meet will say,
tron,
tha assosiatioa.
First publication November 14, 1924
Napton will be remembered as a for
There goes a friend! There goes a
Mr. Moka states that tha sheep and Last publication Deeembar 26, 1924
Mrs. Alico Wilson, conduotresi.
mac principal in Owyhee school.
man!
Mrs. Elisabeth Bauer, »nociate wool growers of Oregon are feeing
Al Long was down from Sage Brush
tha brightest psespeete for th« coming
conductress
Springs for hay recently.
Wai also
two or three years that tha induetry
Mrs, Hilda Tensen, treasurer
trying to locate pasture.
baa ever knowa. While prices are aet |"
Mrs Nettie Gibson, secretary.
The Eastarn Stars held their regu
August Tuleson and William Peutz,
expected te
reteh war tima
time levels she
the
i« rvifo
• j
-w-v
•
After the election e eocial hour and
who recently purchased 1500 ewes, are lar election of officers Wednesday
•oetsf predustioals expected lo b e “ V / l t y
Ü F S y
L 1I16
pasturing them on the Ellis Walters night.
The following officers were refreshments were enjoyed
!
stabilised and to remaia at auch a
C. KLINKENBERG
level that the returns from lambs and < ¡
weol wi4 shew the grower e reason
PROMPT
DELIVERY
able profit from hie eperaticae.
Reasonable Rates
IB»' tí’i
or Dad and (
At Liberty Theater
Yooni PW
Praackinf
morning*
Wed. Night, Dec. 10
1924
We ask all other organizations
and social circles to reserve the
date for the benefit of the band.
We are preparing a high class
musical program.
Watce for program later ^ate
Chiropractors
BraOfand A Bxedfued. Carver
tea. Cena«Ration and Mamina
•• V«n paar« sucoeeefu psas-
the atate of Oregon.
First
•f Bank
north
Nysss