The Gate city journal., February 03, 1928, Image 1

THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
VOLUME XXVII.
NO. 2.
DUNTÏ COURT
APPOINTS 1926
NYSSA, OREGON,
OW YHEE
FRIDAY.
FEB
: ARY 3, 1928.
: C O U N TY SEAT NEWS
»1.50 PEU YEAR
County Statistica
MALHEUR TAIES
EATABLE MAT 5,
TOTAL »763.730
Born. to Mr. and Mrs Wm. Sch-
Real Estate Transfers Recorded
weizer, on Thursday, January 26th
Zina Rambaudet vlr to E. J. Pow­
a daughter. The little lady has been
Events of Interest to Maihtur County People, Takon ell, Lots 17 and 18, Block 4, Nyssa.
named Helen Marie
, 17, 28. $1,000.00
From the Malheur Enterprise ol Last Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Overstreet
State o f Oregon to Gertrude 1.
called at the Chas Bradley and Joe
Glover S E tiS E tt Sec. 36-28-44. 12
> Minton homes Sunday afternoon.
14, $120.00.
Mrs. Wm.
Brown o f Paradise,
Malheur Investment Co to Craw-
Calif, formerly known here as Miss
lold
- NEA4NEV., SE tiN EVi, and DISTRIBUTION SHOWS WHERE
THREE
RESIDENTS OF EACH Maudie Clark, was seriously burned
W l
I. I 1 C
Yf C C IV
^EViSEVi Sec 34-2-4. (In State ot
COMMUNITY SERVE RESPEC­ while starting a fire in her home
TAXPAYERS MONEY WILL G O -
TIVE ROAD DISTRICTS
A decree of divorce was granted Idaho) 1, 2, 28. $500.00
when her clothing caught fire She
ASSESSOR PREPARES SUMMARY
Elmer E Dory et al to Carrie Sim­
Forty-eight applicants were here to Mrs Alvera Pickle of Juntura and
managed to tear o ff her clothing
pson, Lots 18 and 19, Block 5, River
and throw them out, thus saving the Thursday and Friday of last week custody of the child was granted to
ride Add to Ontario. 11, 27, 1915. $1.
house, but her hands and body were to take the sixth, seventh and eighth Mrs. Violet Pickle of Bend, mother
Sheriff C W Glenn to H F Brown
of
the
defendant
Burton
Pickle.
The
grade
examinations
conducted
by
badly burned. She is in the hospital
in Paradise. She will not be able to Mis. E. M Crail, county school super­ trial was held before Juuge Dalton I ct aI> Lots L 2 and 3- BIock 52> Park
Biggs on Tuesday.
The defendant Add to Nyssa 9, 13, 26. $30.00
intendent
Board Serves as Medium to County use her hands for several weeks.
School and Irrigation Districts Get
Sanford N. Emison et al to Lulu
Terrence Guley came from Harper. did not contest the divorce but made
Court— Determine How
Districts
Born, to Mr and Mrs. Maurice
About 65 Per Cent of Tax Money
L
Hoxie
Lot
3,
Block
1,
Teutschs
Nyssa
students
were— Roberta application that the custody of the
Judd, on Thursday, Jan 26, a daugh­
Money Will Bring Most Results
In County
to his mother. Add to Nyssa. 1, 24, 1916. $100
Allred, Helen Barber, France Mc- child be awarded
ter. Her name is Ellen Katherine.
W. B Hoxie et ux to H F. Brown
represented
the
As has been the custom for several
Keith and Kenneth Kygar visited Farlene, Irene Gilchrist, Allen Gard­ Robert D. Lytle
et al Block 54, Park Add to Nyssa.
The total extension of taxes on the
defendant
and
C
M.
Crandall
was
ner.
years, three residents in each of the I^aurance Peutz Sunday
afternoon.
10, 2, 24 $10.00
1927 assessment roll payable May 5,
Jamieson— Pauline E. Tofflemire. attorney for the plaintiff.
twenty-one road districts in Malheur
Mrs Harva Otis was hostess Wed­
William S King et ux to Lucy 1928, amounts to $763,730 for the
A marriage license was issued to
Brogan— Charles W Smith, Eugene
county have
been appointed road nesday to the Kolony Book Club.
King,
NWT4NW*4 Sec. 33-33-40. 12 whole of Malheur county. County
supervisors by the county court for
Mesdames J. B. Smith and T M Smith, Anthony Coleman, Emmett Sanford Bundy of Fairfield, Idaho,
Assessor Andrew Graham has pre­
Pete and Miss Emma Gable of Hailey, 17, 26 $1.00 (Q C Deed)
1928. These men are familiar with Lowe went to Ontario Tuesday as Ga-'lner, Walter McKinney,
Emma Dickinson et vir to Lucy pared a complete list which will show
E Taylor,
Ernest Idaho, on Thursday evening.
road problems in their respective delegates from the County P T A, Tha., -. Mary
It has been reported that Joe ring NWT4NWT4 Sec. 33-33-40. 12, taxpayers how this tax money will
district and to them goes the bur­ where more plans were made for the Bailey, William J. Cole, C lifford,
be distributed.
Glascock.
Fine
o f Ontario was arrested for a 7, 26. $1.00 (Q C Deed).
den of determining how road money Service shop. The sales will be on
Elizabeth M Cox et al to Lucy
General levies amount to $136,777.
White
Settlement—-Pearl
,Moe, violation of the liquor laws. His
can best be spent and to present Friday and Saturday before Easter.
hearing was set for Friday in the King, NWHNWV4 Sec. 33-33-40. 5, 71, represnting a total of the fol­
Mr. and Mrs C W. Aldridge were Floyd Osborne, Hazel Edmunson.
their views to the county
court.
•25, 27. $1.00
(Q C Deed.
lowing items: state tax $61,211.04;
Ontario— Leslie Jackson, Thomas [ justice court in Ontario.
These men serve without remunera­ week end guests in the Chas Bradley-
Lucy King to Zerelda Clark, NWT4 circuit court $6000; county court
Davenport.
I On court day in Vale Thursday
tion. The membership o f the var­ home.
Sheaville— Theodore Baltzor.
j attorneys argued a a motion for NW14 Sec 33-33-40. 5, 25, 27. $1.00 $3400; sheriff’s office $13,320;
Mr and Mrs. Henry Peutz and son
ious boards as now constituted fol­
county clerk’s office $7600; assess­
Big Bend— Minerva Looney, Faye new trial in the case of state vs. (Q C Deed)
of Payette were guests in the Wm
lows:
Jacob Goll et ux to Geo T. Castoi or’s office $6675; treasurer’ s offico
Young, Norvin Wood, Gladys Miller. Harold Wilson.
The
motion was
Road District No. 1. Ed Ingraham, Peutz home Friday.
SW14 Sec. 25-35-37. 5, 23, 27 $3.000 $1450; school superintendent $2400;
Annex— Della Weber, Emmett Tay- ; denied,
Mr. and Mrs Kenny, who are living
James Butler, Ora Clark.
Grant Walter et ux to C D Pias- watermaster department $3500;; pen­
lor,
Pearl
Conner,
Elmo
Taylor,
at
the
Chas
Bradley
ranch,
have
..No. 2 S. D Goshert ,H J. Ward, C.
gcki, SE14NWM,
NELiSWy« S»4- sions $8100; elections $4000; library
PNEUMONIA TIME HERE
moved to the Joe Minton ranch. Grace Marti in, Louise Raney, Mor­
A Marshall.
SAYS OREGON HEALTH BOARD N E % , and NMsSE% Sec. 19; Lot $3674.17; sinking fund $11,879.82;
gan
Skow.
Mrs.Kenney
is
helping
Mrs.
Minton
No. 3. Percy Purvis, George Dick­
Pneumona is a contagious disease, 5, and SEL4SWV, ec. 18; S W A N E Vi official advertising
$1000; county
OregonTrail— LeRoy Sitton, R ob-’
cook for the sheep men and Mr Ken­
erson, Fred Stacey.
according to a bulletin issued this N W 14, EV4SWV4 and WV4SEV4 Sec. physician $300; drainage tax $700;
ert
Holmes,
Hairy
Garman,
Earl
ney
is
working
with
the
sheep.
....No. 4. Cleve Cammann, R L| Scott,
week by the Oregon state board of 7-26-40. 1, 10 28. $10.00
coroner $200; veterinarian, bee in­
Adams,
Robert
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Schweizer and Marshall, John
C. E. Johnson.
C R Emison, Trustee et al to spector, juvenile court, $100 each;
No. 5. Wm. Schultz, Frank Johns, Mr. and Mrs Victor Marshall of Nys- Adams, Sherman Keck, Dennis Keck hpa,th’ and this bein^ * e Pne,umonia
James P Anderson NV& Sec 1-30-45; stock inspector $400; justice courts
sa and Mr and Mrs Oney Ramsey Conrad Hart, Dwight Johnson, Lee season of the year health a u th o r ity
H. Hatch.
are advising isolaton, as far as is and SV4 Sec. 36 29 45. 1, 10, 28. $500; state library tav $325; miscel­
No. 6. C. M. Beaumont, J B. Smithj o f Caldwell were guests in the Oee Weideman, Dean Johnston.
$ 6,000
laneous $4842.68.
Vale— Lucile
Pennington,
Cleo
e
Schweizer home Sunday
Charles Bradley.
Though few realize it, pneumonia
Malheur County to Turner Bros.
School levies amount to $227,772.-
7. Dr. W. W. Jones, A. L Miller, Mrs. M M Creeling county health Keplinger.
is more dangerous than tuberculosis, EV4NV4 and WM>NE'/4 Sec. 4-16-45. 61. As there are about 3329 pupils
chairman
of
P
T.
A,
Mrs
R
R
Over-
William Skinner
1, 11, 28 $1.00
n the county, it is estimated that it
' and„ durnK
claimed 606 vict'ms
8. R H. Wilkinson, Joe Hankofier, street, district president of P T A, STANFIELD CONTEMPLATES
in Oregon. In common with other
L T Pope et ux to W E Gossett, osts the taxpayer $68.42 to educate
and
Mrs
Lowe
visited
the
P
T
A
of
MAKING HEADQUARTERS HERE throat and lun(? d8ea8e8( pneumonin Lots 39 and 40, Block 8; and Lots
Ernest Sullivan.
the average pupils the current year.
9. Charles Dow. il, Rush McHargue, the Big Bend school on Friday in
is characterized by coughing, and the 3, 9, and 10, Block 151, Ontario 2, 4
Roads— $71,034.
the
interests
of
the
work.
As
the
Stanfield
company
have
Tom Pollock.
pneumonia sufferer, in coughing ex­ 25. $500.00.
Towns
and
cities— $59,173.81.
Mrs.
Fay
Hargrove
of
Gooding;
considerable interests in
Malheur
10. Dan Gallagher, Dean Goodwin,
pels from the lungs the potential
Larence C Bertleson to Carl P Ontario levy is $29,327.87, Vale $18,-
Idaho,
is
visiting
with
her
aunt
Mrs.
county,
Robert
N.
Stanfiaid
advised
Peter Jones.
__
. germs of the disease which may Carver, Lots 9 10 13 and 14 Sec. 6; 958.81; Nyssa $9907.29; Jordan Val­
Wednesday that he is contemplating j ]o^
fa the ayatem of the p(,raon
11. J. F. Phelan, C E. Boor, Ernest Ray Cantrall.
Lots 1 2 5 6 7 8 11 and 12 Sec. 7; ley $665.83.
Rev. Brown, Sunday school mis­ the opening of an off.ee m Vale, of ■ who comes
contact with the 8uf.
Locey.
SEVi Sec. 7-16-41; Lots 1 16 28.
Irrigation
Districts . $233,199.53.
sionary
of
Boise,
will
speak
at
the
making
the
company
heaquarters
in
(
f
gr(,r
12. Nick Worsham, J B. Woodcock,
$866.31
Drainage districts—-$43,982.73.
Kolony school after Sunday school on this city.
Charles Follett.
Frank B Atkins et ux to Chester
Morton Island District— $1600.
Mr. Stanfield spent several days Game Warden Visits—
13. Gus Turner, Frank Grant, C. next Sunday, February 5th. In the
A Aithur NW M SW '4 Sec 2132-41.
Forest Patrol— $189.70.
afternoon
he
will
meet
with
the
here this week while enroute to his
Game Warden Charles McClees
C. Dranell.
10 28 27. $200.00.
From the foregoing summary, it
people
of
Oregon
Trail,
who
are
in­
made
one
of
his
freguent
visit
in
home
in
Portland
from
a
business
14. A B Rouse, C H. Oxman, Paul
Thomas C Ilealy to Nbra L Heary can be seen that about 33 per cent
terested
in
having
a
Sunday
school
visit in Ogden, Utah.
Vale Thursday. He told of an in­
Grondona
S% Sec 4-15-40. 12 19 27. $2000 (Q of the taxes go for the upkeep of
teresting and rather cold excursion
15. W. Griffith, James Brandon, in their district.
C Deed).
schools in Malheur; irrigation dis­
Mrs.
Wm.
Smith,
who
has
been
he
and
Game
Warden
George
Boor
Move
To
Homedale—
Carl Syme.
tricts get about 82 per cent— which
having
a
seige
o
f
the
grippe,
is
re­
of
Fruitland
made
the
previous
day.
Marriage
License
Issued
Mrs.
Robert
Madden
and
Bryan
16. M. W. Scott, Donald McKenzie
leaves only 35 per cent for the main­
ported
as
some
better.
They
made
a
trip
to
several
unin­
Sanford
Bundy
and
Emma
Gable.
Pounds went to Nyssa
Monday to
Ralph Hunter.
tenance o f the roads, cities, drainage
The T. T. Elliott family were din­ help Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pounds habited islands in the Snake river 1 26 28.
17. Finley McKenzie, James Malloy
county and state.
ner guests in Ted
Simmons home move to their ranch near Homedale, to plant poison bait for crows and
Frank Mullinix.
In the assessor’ s opinion, more in­
Compaints Filed in Circuit Court
where they plan to go in for turkey magpies. Mr. McClees found Snake
18. A. A. Gutterridge, A. H. Son- near Nyssa Sunday.
Velma Dyson vs Ernest Dyson. 1 terest and better attendance at all
Mr. and Mrs. Geo Brown of Adrian raising and farming
river breezes very
chilly at this
ner, James Carico.
school meetings would tend to effect
were Vale visitors Saturday. Mrs
season of the year, although a boat 24 28. Divorce.
19. R. E. Danner, T. T Garlick.
State Land Board vs C M Van economy and produce better educa­
Brown remained for a longer visit.
ride isn’t so bad in the good, old
20. J D. Fairman, S. R. Copeland,
Administratrix—
Duyn et ux 1 25 28. Foreclosure of tional returns for less money.
Mr Brown returned Sunday.
summertime, he said.
John Turner.
The assessor brings out a point
moitgage. $642.54
Mrs. J. C. Gordon has been ap­
Mrs Cantrall o f Smiths Ferry fs
21. Jim McEwen, Lansing Arm ­
Philip R Sears vs Orchards Water of interest to owners o f range land
helping Mrs. Ray Cantrall cook for pointed administratrix of the sizable At O. A. C.—
strong. Harry Fairman,
in particular. Range lands were re­
Miss Verdi Miller is enjoying the Co. 1 28 28 Damages $6,000.
estate of the late J. C Gordon, for­
sheep men.
duced from the assessed valuation
mer wealthy sheepman of the coun­ best of health. She left her parents
Petitions Filed in County Court.
of $2.50 per acre to $1.50 per acre
manner. He was ably assisted by P. ty. By will the estate was left to in San Diego after the holidays and
Guardianship of Paul Hope et al. during 1927.
W. Weikal, deputy o f Ontario, and sveral heirs. The bulk of the estate has again resumed college work at
1, 23, 28
Tax rates have been determined
Mrs. Ware o f Boulevavrd Grange, will go to Mrs. Gordon.
O A. C.
as follows: general levies, state and
with Mrs. D Hickox, pianist.
a
county, 19.5 mills; high school 1.8
Officers installed were V V. Hick-
Installation of officers of the Big
bk ; bend
CRESTON
HOMEDALE
mills; roads 2.2 mills. The special
Bend Grange b. / ht out a crowd ox, master; Jesse Johnston, overseer;
-« »
-•
m-
The park association entertain­ school district tax varies from 2.1
On September the last day of the j More snow has fallen, which will
that taxed the seating capacity of Irene Brumbach, lecturer; D. Hickox,
ed recently with a free oyster sup­ mills to be paid in District 36 to
Wade school house to the limit on Steward; Mrs. B G Roberts, chaplain duck season, some careless person insure plenty of water to fill the
per and dance for its members.
106.8 mills that will have to be pajej
C
E.
Peck,
treasurer;
Mrs
E.
H.
while
hunting
on
the
Lewis
Smith
;
icscrvoirs
in
ths
community,
Saturday evening.
!
Joe Bruning, dredge operator at in District 77.
Early in the evening a class of Brumbach, secretary; H R Hatch, ranch, shot toward the
house, the
Owing to the illness of the teacher j
Harper, has been at home sinne cold
nine new members were obligated gate keeper; Mrs. V. V Hickox, Cer­ bullet entering the kitchen through Mrs John Wall, there was no Bchool I
weather
stopped
the reclamation
Eachus, Pomona; Mrs the door casing and passing through | last week.
State Master
Palmiter
o f Hood es; Mrs L.
JORDAN VALLEY
work.
River
conducted
the installation C. E. Peck, Flora; Mrs. B Van de a window on the
opposite side ot
Harry Littlefield is hauling hay
H.
D.
Imbler
returned
home
Sun­
The
Valley has from five to ten
impressive Water, lady assistant steward.
ceremonies in a very
the room.
Mrs. Clarence Coleman from the Gordan ranch.
day week from Kirksville, Mo. where inches o f snow.
L
and daughter, Mrs. Everett Evans
The last
turkey
shipment was he enjoyed a visit with his mother.
Mrs. Alfred Litton was notified
were within a foot of the
bullet’s sent Tuesday.
The birds were in
Mrs. E. L Tate has gone to Cal- Mondhy That her 12 year old brother
course and had a most miraculous No. 1 condition and a good price is
ifom aj fo y!«it her floii Lewis and Cecil Payne was dead. No partic­
escape from death.
expected
family.
ulars were given.
Mr. and Mrs
George Upton returned last week
Mrs. B G. Roberts was hostess to Ditton left at once for Middleton,
Joe Fine passed thru Creston en­
from Pomroy, Wash. His
family route to Ontario
from
Dinmond l atent Teacher assocation on Fri­ Idaho.
will remain in Pomroy until schoot
day afternoon.
where he is wintering Bhcep.
David Nichols died at the home
closes.
The grange
sponsored the play, of his brother in law, Chas Metcalf
Friday the H. I. Club held an all Sunday at the Louie Hudson home in “ Deacon Dubbs,” put on at the park in Nampa last week. Interment was
day meeting
at the church. The Wilder
hall last Friday night by the cream­ in the Nampa cemetery. Mr( .Nichols
Golden Glow R. N. A. held their ery association.
greater part of the day was devoted
Everyone one has was 56 years old.
He was well
to basket weaving under the super- annual election. Officers are Ora- raised it highly.
known in the Jordan Valley country.
vision of Mesdames Heton, Crandall cle, Mrs W. Benham; Vive Oracle,
Miss Irene Brumbach was a recent
The Skinners cattle were moved
It 12:30 a bountious Mrs. George Martin; Receiver, Mrs. hostess to members of her basket from the Alfred Ditton place to the
and Johns,
dinner was enjoyed by 23 hungry E Mills; Recorder; Mrs. Bessie Cox; ball team,
entertaining
with six Blackstock ranch to feed.
Chancellor, Mrs Bud Parrin. After o’ clock dinner. Guests wer Dorothy
members.
Fred Haylett has been
absent
The basket ball games between ihe meeting an oyster supper was Holly, Lois Zink, Mildred and Fay from school the past week with ton­
the girls and boys high school teams served to members and their families. Betts, Lois Ellen Enos, Lois Maus- silitis.
Mrs. Ward Stone
Entertained at ing, Helen Winters, Pauline Hatch
of Homedale and Notus were ployed
Theodore Baltzor returned home
the following and Frances Gifford. The
at Notus Friday night. The girls Stoncioft, Saturday
dinner Tuesday from Vale where he took
contest was won by the Notus girls guests at luncheon, Mesdames Cecil was served by Virginia Miller, Eve­ state examinations.
by a score of 46 to 27. The boys I Trueblood, H. Jett Thomas, Mayme lyn Haworth, Genrose McCullough
Daniel
Haylett made a trip to
game resulted in a »core of 41 to 6, Stanbrough and Nellie Doolittle,
and Madge
Betts. Later in the Homedale for gas for Sheaville this
in favor o f Notus. The next game
Mesdames E Crandall, Ida Helton •vening Mr Jones and his basket ball
week.
was
played
Saturday the 28th and C. Johns were Caldwell visitors team came in and games were en­
I,ee Stanford quietly passed away
at Homedale between the local team Wednesday week.
joyed.
Tuesday morning at the family
Mrs. Stanbrough an Mrs Doolittle
and Nyssa.
home on Jackson creek. Mr. Stan­
Down in California where
men
The Cecil Tucker family and Wal­ were dinner guests Wednesday at the
ford has
been an invalid for the
are realtors first, and most any­ past two years
ter Wright o f Harper, Oregon, spent Kiopp home in Nampa.
Several children are absent from thing afterwards, a filling station
Sunday with the .1 D Wright family.
proprietor
has
a banner
swung
Some people have a car for years
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Helton tvere school due to the mumps.
PARM A, IDAHO
Mr. and Mrs Frank Daws arc the across the high way in front o f his and never have a wreck; some have
Sunday dinner guests at the Patter­
happy parents of a baby boy born fuel dispensary which shouts: STOP, a wreck for years and never have a
son home in Wilder.
This may mean a LOt to you!
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myer visiteo .January 17.
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