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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1926)
GATE JOtflHVAG ««■+*-'-«-M-M *t •••*■+♦*+* CONDENSED SI AT AMENT Poultry Supplies Mrs. Gladys Wiseman left Sunday COMMUNITY CHURCH for her home in Seattle, after a three NOTES months visit with her mother, Mrs J. Next Sunday is “ Rally Day;” not A. Felton. ■imply a program, although a good Henry Fields and Eddie Powell re program is saaurtd, hut for tha pur turned Tueeday from a fruitless hunt« pose of rallying tha churah and com in* trip to the Blue mountains. They munity to a new interest in rsligious only saw one buek en the trip and eduoatiou. were unable to get a shot at him. Tha October program is as follows: I Work at the Hunt packing house October I —Morning, ‘‘Rally Day;” was concluded Tuesday, the packing evening, ‘Song and Story.” sea-on b -ing somewhat shortened on October 10--Mornlng “Go ta Church“ account of the demage done to the Day; evening, Talk by Mrs.Harshay. apple crop by the heavy freeae last October 17 — Morning, Missionary week Closing day was marksd by Day;“ evening. Sermon, Rev. Ham a ‘ big feed,” which is an annual ilton. event at the packing house, as an ex Octobar 24 — Morning, ‘‘Good Litera ptetaion ef appr< ciation by the man ture;“ evening, atereoptiean picture*. NYSSA • - OREGON. agement for tho faithful work of the October II—“ Ivangeliem; “evening, i^++++++-M “fr+4'M **»-:**»-H"i"»»+-M-* * * + » » * + * * * * * « « * > >»♦♦* j employee*. “ Good Citisenship” Rally. The Idaho Power Co. thia weea in The latest Boy Scout is Howard stalled an elsctric rang* for John Tim' Foster. H* very creditably paaaed /* - |<¡/W « ' A N* merman. his initiation Monday evening. Ray | Mrs. £d Jonss and children of Hood Garrison passed bis second class test ' River. Or., came this week for a visit and ia awarded the scriba badge. ji with the former's mother, lira. J. A. Miss Ivs Walters will lead tho young Felton. people’s meeting Sunday evening | Mrs. C. L. MeCoy and children are This organisation ia getting nicely ■pending a few day* in Nampa with started and with good attendance, installation of officers will take piaco relatives. la running full capacity. Whenever you need ice Snnday evening. J The Ontario-Nyssa Irrigation Co. elosed it irrigating seaaon this week. The Idaho Power has a crew of men walking at the substation this weak The football game at Parma did not filtering oil with an oil separator. The machine is on the order of a result as was wished, tha scots baing craam separator and filters out aH 81 to 0 in Parma’s favor. The boy* water aod other foreign matter put up a hard Sght and were well sup- from tha oil at the rate of 100 ported by the aid* Unas. The line up gallon* an hour. The men have been w nt as fallows: Marion XUnkenberg, canter. here since Sunday end expect t* con BURBIDGE & RAY. Prop, Roy Marshall and Dan Hanks, elude their work here this evening Fo* Sale— Unloss. 75a a sack. J. guard*. Huston Dunaway and Willis Har- C, Baam. P. 1.81)011 of Payetta visited his son ■hey, tacklers. k l ■ > iW l^ W t* Leo Hanks and Phil Barratt, ends. Bud ahort, local manages of Uie Eugana Piatt and Robert Thompson, Fletcher Oil Co., and family thia halvas. week. Frank Rambaud, quartet, F oolish D esp a ir Qeorga Newby earn* in Thursday Gilbert Klinkenbsrg, fu'l back, '»espsMr Is like forward children, from Salmon, Idaho, where he has Tha substiution ware, Mika Biliott •<\ when you take away one of their Agent Miller of the O. S. L. avthlngs, throw the rest Into the wishes to notify Nyssa parents been engaged in read work during the to guard and Dan Marks to end. summer. e for madness. It grows angry Tba Payette squad will meet Nyssa 'i itself, turns Its own executioner, of the habit young boys have of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Miller attended ad revenges Its misfortunes on Its gathering at the depot after the Watt Hour Club meeting held in on the Nyssa 8ald today. ■ n head. It refuses to live under school hours. They make a Ontario in the K. of P. hall Ihuraday llsnppolntments and crosses, and Rally and Promotion Day evening. Thirty-five Idaho Power I ooses rather not to be at all, than specialty of climbing around Co. employee* were present. The Sunday, October >, ia Rally and ■o he without the thing which It hath over moving cars, stealing rides, first part of the evening was devoted Promotion Day fos tha Sunday School ■lice imagined necessary to Its happi etc., and are continually running ness.—Chnrron. to games and musie, followed by a at Methodist Community cburcb. serious risks to life and limb. delicious two course covered luncheon. Thera will ba no preaabing, but the Unless the practice is stopped The latter part of the evening was time will bo taken up with Sunday T h e W a y to H a p p in ess pleas* illy spent practicing the terp school work and short talks. It’s never a happy marriage unless it is only a question of time un •chiehorean art (dancing) until the Let everybody coma. til a tragedy will occur, and par- both get better mates than they de wee sms’ hours, but watt hour onlv R. J. Davis, Supt. Pro Tem. serve—Wichita Falls Record-News ents are requested to keep their those present know and they won’t boys away from the depot except tell. L ig h t C auses C oloring when they have business there. Bobby Closaon is clerking in s gen Library Hours. The green coloring often seen on eral merchandise store in Wilder. Saturdays Only potatoes is caused by the action of Fisk Red Top tires give satisfaction J. A. Cole and Roy Poun Is returned light on the tuber. The potato be Open to town patron 2:30 to 5:30. —.xie service station. Nyssa, Or. the first of the week from a hunting longs to the night shade family, and Out of town patrons 2:30 to 7:30 trip, bringing with them a big four- green parts of these plants often con point buek. Mr. Cole claims the credit tain poison. of having killed the animal, thus prov ing that he is good for something be D elica te In stru m e n t sides mending wat'hes That makes The bureau of standards says the the second buck killed by local sports statement concerning the thermometei men this season, Barney Wilson being 1 * a » that measures the- heat of a candle the other lucky guy and the Journal five miles away Is correct. There Is force hasn't had a t> ate of venison In the bureau an Instrument to mess- this year. tye the heat of a single star, which Mr and Mrs L. Linder were Sundsy Is made so delicate that It Is re guests of H. L Lai tig of North Pay- sponsive to the heat- of a candle sev eral hundred miles away. ette. Mr and Mrs. Tom Campbell vis'ted tha John Bartske home on Oregon For Sale. Slope on Sunday. A good second hand range. Phsna « Miss Irene (’lesson left Saturday for 70F11. W. W. Foster. slOtf This business is for sale, A good business for the right ! | monmoutb to resume her studies at the state normal school. ;; man. Inquire at the Nyssa Flour Mill. For Sale—One set of 6000-lb wagon Mr. and Mra. B. O Fowler spent springs. FraLk Lehck. at blaekimith : [ p. m . w a r r e n . :; Sunday with Payette selstives. shop. C. L McCoy and son Robert were vieltors in kaGranda last Monday E, M. Blodgett will leave for Port land the first of the week to appear as attorney in an importaat case to be held there. Jesse Cancelmo left Thursday mern Pur* Whit* Leghorn baby chicks ing for his home in Philadelphia, after $10 hundred, post paid ■pending the past twomontha in Nyssa looking after the marketing of the Anconas, beat layers out Idanba prune crop. $11 hundred Lawrence Blodgett returned to Rhode Island Reds, bast for meat Salmon City Ida., Wednesday, after $12 hundred AND visiting bis parents in Nyssa the past Plymouth Boeka-$12 hundred week. Mr*. Frank Hall and Mrs. C, L. Me All good healthy, strong, purebred Coy and childre i were Nampa visitors ebieka. We pay postages and guarantee live Thursday and Friday. delivery. Take a statement from your For Sale—Leuck’s Sura-Cut Root psstmsster, if any dsad Cutter attachment for plow. Eapec iaily mada for alfalfa, eweet clover, clever and all otbar root* that come back in your neat crop. Sold by Frank Casper, Wyoming Leuck, Waekmith shop. Chas. Newbill left Tuesday for Cal ATTORNEYS AT LAW ifornia to give that great common E. 14. BLOl GSTT wealth the once over, also tha one- piece bathing suits. Attorney and Caul '« ior at Law Tha St. Paul Guild will be enter- practise iw ail courts taint at tha home of Mrs. O. G. Bauer, Nyssa, Ongoa , with Mrs. Hunter assistant hostess. All members invited. Thursday. Oc W. B. HOXIE tober 7. INSURANCE Painting and Katsoming, first class Office at Residence, Third and work Reasonable prices. Cali 76F11 Ehr good Ava F F. Smith, oltf Nyaaa, i Custom Cleaning and Grinding Nyssa Grain & Seed Co. Malheur County Bank NYSE A, OREGON ! At the Close of Basi ness J u g M, RESOURCES Loan* and Discount«.......... $446,136 79 Overdrafts........................... 40*. 7# Building, Furniture, A Fixt. 13,500.00 Other Real Batate............... 1,848.0» Bonde and Warrants______ 4,060 81 C ash and Duc F bom B a k u 10B.68u.SS LIABILITIES Capital Stock___ ________II Surplus and Profile.......... . 47,874.67 Bills Payable........................ BOMB Rediscounts_____ ____. . . . MOMB DEPOSITS............................ W4.T64.ll $677,67$ is r e ? r .« m u Ceunty Fonda for Which Surety Bards are Furnished—EOF B OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR» H. J. Ward, President John Ray, Vie* Praaidant J. P. Dunaway, Cashier O. G. Bauer, Assistant Cashier H. A. Divan, Assistant Cashiar J. F. Reece J. J. Sarasin G. L. Phillips DEPENDABLE SERVICE V Our Ice Plant WE HAVE IT School Notes Nyssa Packing Co. Phene 6 Nyssa, Or. » ♦ • • a ô a a a a » a a a a a a a a » a a » a -s -« .- - > : a Equip your car with Alenite fittings and save 8 3 of the time of greasing. Usual sixes 10c each. A real tire pump. A few strokes fills a tire. The best built of tne hand sort, 13.00 Empire Tire Valves that give you the aame service as the higher priced kind. 5c each, box 23c Good standard makes tires ami tubes, priced right. 30x3 Clincher Cord- Special, $7.26. Fit your car with floor mats and keep out the cold. All sizes. Front touring 80c. Ford connecting rods, all you want, 90 cents and your old rod. EVERYTHING for your Car AND SERVICE HOXIE SERVICE STATION Nyssa, Oregon. Warning to Parents I Custom Grinding i and Chopping Flour, Feed and Recleaning Coal and Wood and Black Bear Roof Paint ! FRESH Buttered Popcorn! Baby Chicks for Sale i H ot Roasted PEANUTS See Our Automatic Popper in Operation NYSSA PHARMACY ++++-F++-H-K-+-W KH Pens and Pencils I have in stock a full supply of Parker Pens and Pencils You Will Like Them J. A. COLE. ■■■■■■■■RHCBBIIMVaMW ATW ATER-KENT NONE BETTER We carry them in stock. Call and let us show them Free Demonstration The American Hatchery Powell Service Station Nyssa, Oregon