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BIDS FOR CONSTRUC­
TION OF RAILROAD
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W hy
H oes
razo r p n llf A
doll blade. Only
• super-keen
blade gives a so*
per-shave. Tbe
Valet AutcStrop
Razor is tbe only
razor tbat gives
yon a super-keen
edge Cor e ve ry
shave.
$1 up to $tS«
m
W et
A d o ^ S tr o p
Razor
—Sharpen* Jttmlf
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The call for bid9 for the construction
of the railroad to the Owyhee damsite
have been issued and bids will be receiv­
ed at the Boise otflee until 3 o ’clock
August 16ih.
Tnis is indeed giatifying news to
everybody in Malhuer County who have
been patiently awaiting actual work to,
begin.
Continued efforts are beirg made (o
secure signatures to the contracts re
quired by the government and it is im­
perative that all property holders of
lands under the project give their at
tention to this requirement, so th a t tha
items for appropriations for carrying
on the senonl y e a r’s work can be plac­
ed before the Board and included in
their budget to be made sometime in
August.
Nyssa will benefit greatly by thia
first move in the actual construction
and should be wide awake to the possi­
bilities offered.
OWYHEE DISTRICT
OFFICEjCOMPLETED
The balance of furniture and equip­
ment for the Owyhee District office
was received and placed this week and
will be a much used office in tbe near
fu tu r^
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The building has been retinted and
painted inside, new lineoleum laid, '
chairs,'desks and tables installed m a k ­
ing it convenient and comfortable for
any work which may come bafore the
diatiict.
The office is open for the use and
convenience of the reclamation men
and already baa been used to advan.
tage by them.
WINDOW AT NYSSA
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF REALTY OFFICE BROKEN
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Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Norcott are oc*
Miss Mildred Long and brother Vir
eupying the A1 Green residence in the gal arrived in Nysaa Sunday from
North p a rt of towu.
Salem, to visit their parents Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs, Earnest Wilson and Mrs. J. T. Long. Tuesday in company
children and Mrs. Lloyd Wilson left for with Mr. and Mrs. Pud Long they left
for a vacation in the Blue Mountains
P ayette Lakes for a ten day outing.
to be gone for two weeks
Mr. W alter Marshall returned from
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton and
Monmouth, Oregon where he has been
daughter, returned Monday from Al­
attending school for nine weeks.
bany where they have spent p a rt of
Ross Parsinson hasmoved his family the summer.
In the Sherwood home during the week.
Hipólito Mosquito proof Streen Doors
Mr H W alters and the Misses Iva sold and guaranteed by the Boise P ay ­
and Grace Walters left for the Sslmon e tte Lumber Company have those fam­
River on Tuesday where Mr Walterg ous corn rs of stren g th —the time pro-
has his sheep camp.
en and tested manner of construction
Mrs S. D Goahert and daughter
•they give complete satisfaction
Adv.
Dorothy accompanied by Harold Hoxie B etter see them today.
who drove their ear. left for Mapleton
Mrs. J. B. Trevey, of Fruí Hand, Ida.
Oreg n and exuect to be gone for a spent Tuesday a t the f r a n k Miller
two » e vk visit.
They will stop at home.
Pendleton, Salem and Portland on the
Mr. and Mrs Ward Griffith of Holly­
trip for brief visits.
wood. California, neice and nephew of
Mr. snd Mrs. Oglesby ard family of Frank Lueck, visited a t the Lueck
Indiana, formerly of Nyssa, wsra at home a few daya this week. They are
the camp ground during the past week interested in photography and are on
and enjoyed visiting with their old their way to Chicago.
friends and neighbors
Mr and Mrs. Rjchardsop of Orchard
FOR S 4 L E - F u l l blrod Holstein Idaho spent a lew days in Nyssa visit­
Bull 2} years old, well marked, good ing Vir. Richardson’sfa th e ra n d frie n d s .
• ize and good breeder. Geo. W. Ben.
Mrs Elmo MeLellan of Caldwell
ton.
Adv.
Bpent the week end visiting with her
Mr. and Mrs. G. R Swan enjoyed a mother, Mrs. Dennis and family
visit from their son Jess Swan and wife
FOR SALE—Small geranium plants
of Boine, Sunday
Fay Swan accom­ for winter blooming 20cents eaih, hr.
panied them on their return to Boise tidcial flowers—roses, poppieaetc. Cy­
and will spend a few weeks visiting ders taken for layge or small boqueta
relatives and friends at th a t place.
Mrs. Hershey, Adv.
Cberald Brooks is visiting his parents
Mr, and Mis E. B. Nedry left for
Mr. and Mrs. S J. Broiks, in Nyssa Portland Thursday morning a fte r a two
He is in the service of the Navy and months visit with Mrs. N edry's par
has j u s t returned from duty at Cuba.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J, Boydell.
Mr,
The tourist season is a t its peak as and Mrs. Boydeli will accompany them
js evidenced by the numerous cars pass­ in their car for a short visit on tbe
coast.
ing through Nyssa daily.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Fields and lit
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Sherwood of
Wilder, spent Sunday visiting their tie son returned from a vacation spent
at Blue Mountain Hot Spiings, last
sister, Mrs. J . C. Young.
week
Large quantities of potatoesare being
Threshing s t . r te d in this vicinity
transported daily from this district to
the railroad for shipment to outside this w.ek,
points.
Geo. Fenton has recovered from his
The Boise Payette Lumber Company recent accident and able to be about
is selling acids of guaranteedmosquito his duties.
proof doors—the millwork and joint­
Word has been received from M i ,9
ing of these doors is beyond reproach.
They are built (o stand hard service— Francis Hershey, of Los Angeles, Cal.
th a t she will arrive in Nyaea next
to ate them is to buy them.
Adv.
week, for a prolonged visit with her
Bah Flstchsr, of Pendleton was a brother Rev. N, E. Hershey and fam
b j i i n a t s ca'ler a t th s Journal Wed­ tly.
nesday-
Mrs Ray Chapman and daughter
Miss Lucille Biggs, music teacher of Vi-gmia returned Wednesday morning
O.ntaris will give a recital a t th ih o m e from a vacation spent in Portland.
of A. V. Cook, Friday afternoon.
Mr. Fred Woods of Nampa, former­
A rthur Servoss returned this week ly of Nyssa is the owner of a new
from LaGrand. Ha left Tuesday with L-ia*»n T ractor and a new Individual
the Pud Long dishing and camping Thieshing Machine, recently purebas.
p a r t ; to the Salmon River country.
ed.
Saturday & Monday
July 30 and August 1,1927
SPECÌALS
2 LARGE CANS PINEAPPLE
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55C
3 CANS TALL PINK SALMON
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47C
SWIFTS PREMIUM OR EASTERN HAMS
PER LB
30C
NO. 2 CAN PORK AND BEANS, PER CAN IOC
4 BARS ASSORTED TOILET SOAP - 25C
NO- 2 1-2 CAN NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES 20C
1-LB CAN DIXIE QUEEN TOBACCO - 79C
FRESH GROUND BULK COFFEE - 33-43-47C
We Sell Foster’s
Honey
It is a better plan to not leave a car
n g ear when standing, so thinks Ray
Cantrell and others who witnessed the
shattering of the large plate f l a ts win­
dow at the Nysea Realty Co’s office,
Friday afternoon.
Kay bad parke his Dodge in front
of the office and ween ready to leave
cranked the same with the result th a t
the car, left in gear, plunged forward
LOCATED CORNER SECOND AND MAIN STREETS
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upon the sidewalk and against the
building completely destroying the win.
dow.
I t is estimated the cost to replace
Brown captured second prize. The! Miss Nellie Kirk of Nampa was sn
SOCIAL HAFPEN1NGS
he window will be around $100 end Mr
home was p rettily decoro'ed in a bril-t over Sunday guest o f her mother a id
Cantrell has arranged to cover the
Mrs J. Boydeli was hostess a t an iiantcoloringofgardenflcwers, D ain ty !
other relatives.
coBt of damage.
afternoon to a in honor of Mra Eliza­ refreshm ents were served, bringing t o |
beth Farmer of Los Angeles, on Fii- a c'ose a most enjoyable evening. Miss
tia; afternoon. Kelreshmentg were Verdi Miller, of Valo was out of town
served oa the lawn. The guests were guest.
Mesdames 8. D. Goahert, LaFrenz,
Dick Tensen, J Thompson, H . T. Fran­
Mrs. Ted Martin is again at her desk
cis, J. P. Dunaway, E. Marshall, J. J.
Bob Fletcher and his Round Up Or­ Sarazin, E. B. Nedry, E Farm er, J. in the office of E. M. Blodgett a f t e r a
pleasant vacation spent a t Pendleton.
chestra, of Pendleton, w it play for a Boydeli. and Miss Eva Boydell,
dance at Western Hotel Hall, Tuesday
FORS ALE - About 300 pounds Grimm
August 2.
The birthday's of Grant Harrison, Alfalfa Seed. See I)r. Bradford Adv
This Orchestra has become very pop­ of Apple Valley and Elder Coborley
ular throughout Oregon ai d Washing and Eldar Bird of Ca'dweli were joint­
ton where they have been playing tbe ly observed a t Apple Valley, Tuesday
past three years.
evening by about one hundred of tbt ir
They are endorsed by The Ronnd Up frienda and neighbors. Ice cream,
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Association and Happy Canyonof Pen­ cake and straw berries in abundance M
dleton, Oregon which guarantees their were served and an enjoyable evening )Jrt I have purchased a new
H concrete mixer and am prei®
ability.
spent. Nyssa guests were Mr. and m pared to do all kinds ot«J
This organixation is now on a tour Mrs. P. M. Binkley, D. McLafferty.
5 concrete work, plastering®
of Eattern Oregon. Idaho, andCalifor. and Geo. McLafferty.
® a n d Uaismining etc.
nia, returning to Pendleton in time for
1 egg
6 t lemon juice
the annual Round Up, September 14.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
1 t salt
l j c salad oil
Mrs. Chas. Crnwfoid and Mrs Dean
Itt 16 1?.
% t hone if
Paprika
Smith were joint hostesses a t a hr.dge
1 t mu- rard Few grains cayenne
party Wednesday evening at the Craw
2 t vi-.egar
ford home on 8rdSt. Five tables w ire
Til
Nyssa. Or.
jjf¡
Put. all engredio.its except half
Marcelling, $1 00, beginning Friday in play, Mrs C. L McCoy was win.
of Vinngnr, hmnii and oil into a
rier
of
first
prize
while
Mrs.
Glen
by exp9riencnd operator, a t Bertch’e
bowl and heat. Aik I tnu c oil
Barber Shop, ( ail and make your ap­
slowly, heating thorough y Add
pointments
rem ainder of vinegar and then
lemnn j u k e and the r e s t of the
METHODIST NOTES
oil
The Subject fornextSjnd.ivmorning
is “ Filled Hands’’. In the evening.
Miss Ruth Hershey will give the Story
Sermon, a Reading entitled, “ Miracle
4 n sliced potato
Mary.”
1 c alined celery or lettuce
Plans are baing made for the orgsni-
2 hard boiled eggs
r a ion of a choir, . This is greatly need­
1 t lemon juice
1 t suit
ed,
i c hoar y mayonaise
The Ladies Aid m et Thursday a fte r­
i c condensed milk
noon in the Basement.
Mix carefully, chill for 30 min.
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Garnish with egg a id pimento.
;W ¡
Tomwto and crea n cheere
Í •£# fc ’
Cupid continues to keep busy in
Ny-sa and added another name on hfs
book of love, when H. C, Doty, pro
. Bf
pn etn r of ihe Nyssa Cash Giocery, re­
Spread thin alines o f bread with
turned from Nampa, with bis bridv,
butter. On half of slices spread
Wednesday evening.
cream cheese; on second elices
Mr Do’y and S isie Eldlemon of
put thin i'lm s of tomato, cover
Nampa were united in marriage at 6
with a little hooey msyonaiie,
p. m Wednesday, July 27 h at Cald-
Pra-sa together, c u t and serve.
A
we!1, Idaho. Kev, Gillett. of the Bap­
4»:
tist Church of Caldwell, officiating.
Try These Receipts
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Mr. D /ty came to Nyssaa few months
ago from Redmond, Oregon and d u r i n g '
USE
his short time in Nyssa has made many
friends who jo-n in wishing much hap
pinees to he a n i his bride.
NYSSA CASH GROCERY 7
BOB FLETCHER’S
ORCHESTRA TUESDAY
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DOTY-EDDLEMON
, Geo. W. Benton has been the loser
Linn Nelson of Parm a and Lee
recently of 63 head of turkeys. Ju s t Shaffer of Meriditn visited F. R Mar­
disappeared as fowls from other flocks shall, Friday.
have been doing lately
Ths Girl Scouts wish to thank the
The W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday,
Engineer Scboiopkohl leftforAm eri August 2nd, at 2 o'clock at the home pub ic for their help and interest at
can Falls on a business trip for a few Of Mrs. J. W. Cooper.
the ice cream soeial
days.
T u t N yssa G uml S couts .
DANCE
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POTATO EGG SALAD
SANDWICHES
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Hotel Western Hail, August 2
Rob Fletfhet’a Round up Orchestra of R, ndleto i, Oregon
“ Lot.- of imp; th*?v will m»kn v«»u n ^ p .”
HONEY FOSTER’S
HONEY
At your Grocers