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NYSSA. OKJÎGON, K K » A Y , AUGUST 88, 1826.
VOL. XJI1I NO. 23
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J C Mathsny has accepted a posi
tion with the Mct'onnon Co. and is
busy fitting up a car preparatory to
going on the road with the MoConnon
remedies.
W. W. W hite o f tha Orelda Gar
dena linishtd picking a hamper crop
o f tomatoes this week and aelobrated
the event by giving his picker* a pic
nic dinner Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Merle Gbesley have
returned from a trip to Lewiaton,
Idaho, hivin g moved the Frank Stubbs
fam ily and household goods to tboir
new home at that place. Ths trip was
made in an ato truck and a roadster,
and required three days going and two
returning.
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
LAW
Born—To the wif# o f Arthur Davis,
on Friday, August t l, a 10 pound baby
girl.
tS. M. B LO D GETT
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Practice in all court!
Phonfc 87
N ysia, Oregon
Drs
AND CIGAR STORE
R. P. and Pearl M. Bradford,
licensed In Oregon and Idaho.
Oarver Graduates
Consultation and Examination
Nyssa, Oregon
H A IR
Free
ÖT AND GOLD
W. B. »O K I E
b. B. HAM AKER, Prop.
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Chiropractors
Andy Swan returned Wednesday
from Silver City, where he hae bean
doing some development work in his
mines for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Oce Schweizer aro ths
groud possessore o f a brand new Ford
sedan
C H IROPBAGTGBS
1 NYSSA BARBER SUSP
IN G ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Brown were Sun
day guests o f Mr. and Mrs Kelso.
AT
10c lb
Bring your own container*.
W. W. Foster
Mr. and Mrs Harry Russell o f Big
Bend were in town Thursday visiting
Mrs Bussell’ s parents, Mr. a«d Mrs.
Ralph Servoss.
W F. Homan o f Ontario was a busi
ness visitor in Nyssa Thursday.
Mr, and Mrs Jim Diven motored to
Payette Ibursday.
Mrs. Helen Clement and Mrs. I*. A.
Wisdom o f Ontario spent Thor- ry at
the George Sehweiaer home.
Men and women who a t* big :..-„t
eaters and drink much coffee u iuilly
have coarse, florid skins your stom
ach needs extra help; you've got to
clean the bowels, purify the blood or
your complexion gets had—Holftstor’s
Ro ky Mountain Tea once a week will
d o it. 36c. Tea cr Tablets.
Nyssa Pharmacy
Holly Bros Adrian.
Georgia and Edna Dennis
Nampa visitors on Widnesdsy.
were
Mrs J P Dunaway returned this
week from an extended visit (o her
old home at Austin, Texas. Henco
that gunny smile that has been adorn
ing J. P .’s countenance o f iato
D n R. P. and Pearl M. Bradford,
Mrs. George Cole o f Weiser spent
licenaffe^* Oregon and Idaho. Garver
Sunday with her cousin, Mrs. Addte
Nyssa,
Oregon
grad*at«m- Conaultation and examin
Wilson.
ation free. T w elve y e a n snecesiful
Thslma. Dorothea and Arthur Ver
Good cow hay far aale, delivered or
practice In the atate. First door west
non Cook returned Monday trom a
in the stack. Phone 75F4
j313t
o f bank, Nyssa, Oregon,
two weeks visit in Boise with rela
tives.
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For Rent
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4-Acre Tract
Near town. 4-room house
Small cow barn
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H. F. Brown.
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S till
O FFIC IIRS AMD BIEBCTORH
H. J, Wsrd, Prouiant.
J. P Dunsrvay, Cantear.
John Ruy. Viee P.-oaMsnt
77 5arasto
U. L. rhTDIfB
O. G. aguar, Asarntact Oáblor
M. A Óivta. AabiiUuit Gtauisr.
J, P. Reece,
A lfred Wood spont Saturday and
Leona Zittarcob had a narrow es
Sunday with friends in Boise.
espe from death from injuries receiv
Miss Dorothy Dean is spending the ed in an auto accidant on the highway
week with relatives in and around near Arcadia.
An artery near tho
Nyssa.
temple was severed and sho was rap
Mr, and Mrs. O. L. Andrews o f idly bleeding to death, hut was rushed
Denvar and Miaa Annie Freeman of to the Ontario hospital and arrived in
Seattle visited at the L. L. Dinwiddle time to prevent a fatal ending. On*
heme this week
The
ladies are o f her eyes was also seriously iajurod
by glass.
cousins o f Mrs. Dinwiddle
BURBIDGE & RAY, Prop,
ATTO RNEYS
$ O.SM AS
4S.SSS«!
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from sn absence of several months
’ Nyssa Packing Co.
M- W. Cheeley
from Btarkoy hot springs, whither he
had gon* to bath* in its healing wstera
and be cured of a bad attaeb of rhea
raatism
Ha was somewhat disap
pointed in tba result, aad returntd
F ill Millinery at my residence. Mrs.
feeling little if any bottoa.
Mr and Mrs. J. C. Hinder and Miaa at Twin Falls, wbar* ha has been cm
H illa Hinder o f Nampa viaited rela ployed by the Fuller Brush Co. Ho
tives and friends here Tuesday-
will bo at home for some time.
Nyssa, Or.
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G E Bertsch baa rented the room
next the Oregon Cafe and will move
his barber shop into it neat week. It
is a much better location for his bust
ness than his present one.
.
Mias Cawgill from Carvallis was
Miss Sadie Riley visited friends in
Directora
Vale Saturday and attended the big In Nyssa Friday afternoon training
The
(Ufla,
untookel
tur
servieas,
cocrtsiies and altaatiuoa, aaUlde Uta I
tha girls to giro their aawing demon
Carnival ball in the evening
path oí rouHne, ace what ha va asuntad m u t in nortina loyal I
stration at the Ontario fair.
Mrs. B. O Fowler visited a aister
tornera for thls-bank.
Felton Duncan ratarned Thursday
in Boise on Friday.
MEAT OR ICE
Anything
Anywhere
Any Time
at U m cfoae of buwfcieaa Jmme M, 1M6.
Eddie M what ia
Eddie Powell.
If You Need
We haul
Malheur County Bank
Mrs. Riley of the Oregon Cafe mo
known aa'k 100 per eont American.
tored to P ^ e t t e Wednesday evening.
The St. Paul’ s Guild af tba Episco
She says she saw four car wrecks on
pal church will meet at tha horns of
the highway during the trip.
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Loan* and DiseaoiUs---- ..SMT.Ud.17 Hhpital Stock.........
Ovotdfafm...........................
I6.CS 8«apins nad FrsAta.
Boildisg,Facultar*. A Fixt. 14,76*66
Other Real Estate..............
6.968 «• Bills P a y a b le .........
Mrs. Jess* Thompson on Thursday, Storks and B w n r ttie s ....... S X.o*y,u# Rodiaaounta_______
Beads and Warranto...........
I,tad. r.t
September S.
C ash and D ub F bom B an k s U S .74i.lt DHPOJITB.. . . . . . . .
Don Davis o f Seattle Is visiting for
SSM.MT.St
a few days with his parents, Mr. and
DRPOSIT8
Mra. R. J, Davis. Don la salesman
for a wholesale carpet and rug house
June SO, 1MM....................... SSST.SM 96
aad mabas this territory occasionally
June » . 1931........................ 39T.H1.IT
la tba soars* af bla baataass.
Juna M, 1IBS....................... SU.SMS1
Juna SO. 1SM ...................S04.90T M
Mf. aad Mag. Herman Tows* war*
June M . 1 4 9 4 .....................8dB.lM.dt
buiinsaa visitors ia Balsa Tuesday
Jan* M. IM S....................... Cdl.M&M
P. M. Binkley returned Saturday
and hlae stripes.
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CONDENSED STATEMENT
Eddie Powell has had a bunt of pa-
Mr. and Mrs. M erle Cheaiay are
moving into the Frank 8tubba resi triotie fervor and is painting tha
Powell Servian Station with rod, white
dence on south Tb lrd street.
OREGON.
Phene 3
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Nyssa Grain &
Seed Co.
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LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF
Custom Cleaning
and Grinding
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Poultry Supplies
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Mr. and M,a. Albert Hinaeh ware
business visitors in Vale Thursday.
Dewey Ray is sick this
ton-ulitis and ia off duty
week with
Mrs J. B Smith and Mr. and Mra.
Dean Smith returned Wednesday from
a ten davs visit at Southerland. Or.,
and other coast points.
Mrs. Joe Mye rs was sn Ontario vis
itor Wednesday.
G. E. Bortsch and w ife visited G.
E.'a brother at Wilder Thursday.
Cools the stomach, washes out tbs
bowels, dries* out impurities help*
the liver: Hollister's Rocky Moun
tain Tea. Take It oaeo a weak daring
warm weather a id aoe bow happy and
contented you'll
ba 16c
Tea or
Tablet«.
Nvsea Pharmacy
B elly Bros., Adrian.
Files, mosquitoes, bugs, all carry
contagious dissaves
Bot weather is
bird on people troubled with tthoir
stomach and bowols Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Ton is jest what yea need,
regalatee tba bowels, tons* aad cleans
tho stomaoh. Taka it and ba cool and
happy.
Nyssa Pharmacy
Holly Brea., Adrian.
Sewing Demonstration
’Che sewing club demonstra
tion exhibiton given last Friday
afternoon was attended by about
twenty Nyssa ladies.
Every
girl did epleadidly in demon-
etrating their work, and exhibit
was a credit to the young house
wives. The four chosen as the
b?4t speakers were Misses Kua-
suin Miller,Marie Hunter. Wanda
Sh ilton and Helen Diven. They
are the lacky ones who will
represent Nyssa at the eontest
at the Malheur Counly Fair.
M.
E. Ckarch
LEVI STRAUSS
MARK
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Thrilling Programs
to Feature at Fair
Kaciag Strings Already on
Ground Preparing for the Kaca
Meet - LMproit Ia Spreading
Over Wfirc Aram -Committees
at Work
Ontario, Oregon, August 26 Thrill
tag daily programs before the gra d
stand, apeed races on the track and
spectacular events within ths arena
will give the patrons of tho 16th An
nual Malheur County Faiv and Race
moot action on their money on each
and ovory da j of Ih* Fair, September
8, S and 10.
Already tbor* are string* of horses
working out on tho track-, and W. H.
Doolittle hat received entry blanka
from owners with 13 head and inquir
ies for many more, beside the long
Hat coming from CaldwoU. All told,
tha atalls at tho fair ground will be
t-<xed to capacity, for between 76 and
100 horses will ha to Ontario for the
meat. They aro earning from as far
north as La Grand* and Elgin in Or*
gon, and Meadow* In Idaho; as far
weal aa John Day Valley and aa far
•oath as Jordan Valley in Oiogon and
the Bsio* valley in Idaho
Mrs. Hunt Entertains
Exhibit* to Be Exceptional
Alrhough the, bad no heanty par
lor* lo *1*1’ , the Roman ladles spent a*
much time In self-adornment as worn
en nt any nee Yet the effort ws* not
on their pnrt—they had slave* a-plenty
apply such decoration as they enn
vtdered becoming. To show that their
iwlnstaklng toilets wer< appreciated
one may recall that Ovid found time to
expres* himself at length In defense of
cosmetics.
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A new pair FREE if THey Rip
Look fo r the T w o Horses
Next Suaday morning tho pastor,
Roy BmaU, will pronoh a sermon
based on the Bible aceouat o f creation
and ths origlon of man. Tlaaermon,
we understand, will bo along the line of
harmonizing tho Scriptures with the
known faota of seioate. Mr. flmnts has
mad* a deep stady of the onbjest and
it wall qualified to handle It in an In-
terssting and convincing manner. Tha
peeplo of tha community ar* invited
to attend on mata
In order that
$1800 for two Daily Acta
those who will sot ba able abla to get
To famish a real big thrill ovary
iaoido may not m t* it, w* wo will bo
glad to publish a synopsis o» the ter day of tho Fail, tho commit to* hot
secured Mat Gay, tha famout stoat
roan in our next week’s Issue.
diver, who, though 66 yeais of ago,
daily eliaibo a 100 foot pole Mid makes
a hack aommaraault dive Into a tank
of water only 100 feet long and ten
Last Thursday afternoon Mra. C.
feat deop.
Tint breath taking dan-
C. Hunt and daughter Lilly May an
geaou* stoat wi’ l be scon only at the
tortsined with a lovely bridge party
fairground, and aa a companion piece
at tholr country home. The rooms
there will bo shown each day the
were prattily dooorated with sut
serai acrobatic* of the Ray fam ily in
flowers and foras. High ssor* for tho
thair original erodnotion.
aftornoo.i was won by Mrs. Glenn
Thursday Idaho Day
Brown, with Mr*. Harlan Divon #*•
The closing day of ths Fair has been
reiving tho oonoolalion prise. Mra.
George Ward of Payette and Mrs. designated as Idaho day Bes»d* soma
Ada M. Sheffield of Spokane were out special atunta for the benefit of Ida
of town gaotts. Mrs. Dick Tensen hoans, there will b* present the Cald
assisted the hostesses during the ef well band and a big delegation of
Caldwell folk.
ternoon.
Beauty Alwayt Longed For
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There will also b* a spirited compe
tition among the boys’ and girls' eluba
of tha county, says I. M. C. Anderson,
assistant county agent, who has a
larger number of club member* work
ing on projoats this year than ovoa
before.
Aside from the entertainment at tha
Fair ground*, there will b* aa excep
tional amussment program famished
every night hy tba Knap Breathers’
..arnivat, with it* many now rides and
features.
O f course there will ba
dancing and music and all the spirit o f
Carnival week which makas joy re
place gloom and makes life worth liv
ing. The entire program Is designed
lo fittingly mark ths rstura of pros
perity to this region.
Arcadia
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Long and daugh
ter Mildred, Mr. aad Mr*. John Col
lins, parents of Mrs. bang. Will,
Ernest and Miss Msggla Collins,
brothers and sister of Mrs. Long,
hay* all gon* to Salem. Oregoa, to
visit relatives. Mrs. Long’s parents,
brothers and sister are visiting her*
from Oklahoma and mad* the trip hy
auto Miss Mildred Laag will stay
with a sister and go to school this
winter.
M,s C. W. Mallett and daughter
Mary spent Thursday afternoon wHh
Mrs. C. W. Barrstt.
J. A. Hunt was down from Boiao
lest week looking over his crop Mr.
Hunt has 200 acre* of vary fin* earn.
Pet* DeBoer bought a work hors*
from C. W B .rrstt tba laab af tha
week.
John Carr, w ife and baby from Med
ford, C - . are visltlag Mrs. Carr'a
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chao. Bullard.
Mr. and Mra W. J Robert* o f On
tario and Mr. Robert's brother and
w ife of Greeley, Colo., were visiting
st tha Barrett ranch Sunday after-
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Sleep made a
business trip to B oil* th* last a f th*
weak.
For Sul*
A few thorooghbred saws and ana
aI82t
boar. Chas. Garrison.
Soeretaiy Ivan E. Oakes o f the Fair
board. Is roaoiving inquiries for spare
S w im m in g e e t P o r p o io e
In th* exposition kali and Is confident
The world’s "swlmmlngoat"
that the axkibit* will surpass any in
recant year*. Interest In the contpe died recently In nn aquarium at
I »urine the three years he waa
tit,on is koanar bteaes* ot lb* re- d»n
classification of the premium, so that la 1 >»<- inn- no one < vor saw th* Mb
when It wits not swimming
It al
atapl* crops are batter rewarded, the e s ' •> took Its tneals of small fish white
purpose hern* to encourage th# pro moving through the wafer and aAclato
duction of those crops which will an- of tho zoo estimated that It
naally return profits to the growers
MJAK) uiiea ia thro*