The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, July 02, 1931, Image 4

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    THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1931
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BORAH SPEAKS MEN HURT AT
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AT BEND 4TH
OWYHEE DAM ♦
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bradley and Miss ley, Tom Lowe, Wm. 8chwelzer and
Alta went to Boise Sunday for a visit John Wall. Dr. Sarazln paid a profes-
with Miss Ruby Bradley. Mrs. Brad­ ! sional call Sunday.
ley's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ald-
Mr and Mrs. O. R Hite are in Burns
ildge accompanied them and remained till after the Fourth. When not fishing
Owyhee—Kenneth W a ll* purebred for a week with their grandshlldren in ' they are relieving Oral of the care of
Ray Ivfendlzona’s sheep. He Is down |
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Hampshire sow recently gave birth to a Boise.
! lor a brief stay.
litter of ten pigs, one o f which was a
Owyhee Dam— Malcolm Nelson and
Visitors at the Kllngback home dur­
On account o f Illness, Lou De Qoede
Big Bend— Various committees are
peculiar freak possessing three normal
Robert Sweep were painfully Injured
ing
the
past
week,
to
see
the
young
son
did
not
present
a
violin
solo
for
the
busily
arranging
for
the
enteitainment
legs and In place of the usual fourth a
last week when they were struck by
of all who attend the Fourth of July |
short hand-like formation with four who arrived Thursday, June 25, were ! graduation program.
lengths of steel while working on the
toes. The freak was killed.
Miss Marguerite Reeder of McMlnn- celebration in Big Bend park S
d. y. steel reinforcing at the glory hole. The
Mesdames Kygar. DeOoede, A. C. Brad-
ville was a guest of her former school- .W ith Senator Wm. E. Borah, member steel collapsed and fell on the men.
mate Miss Alta Bradley from W ednes-lo i congress from Idaho, as orator all Nelson suffered three broken ribs, a
may be prepared for a real treat this
day till Friday.
dislocated shoulder and painful cuts.
I year. He is said to be the forem ost;
He Is confined to Dr. J. J. Sarazln's
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Truleson were
speaker of the west. There will be pic-
hospital at the dam. Sweep, who sus­
Sunday guests In the Peutz home.
nic,
sports
and
dancing.
FOR T H A T F O U R T H OF J U L Y
tained a sprained ankle and bruises,
Mr. and Mrs. Lou DeGoede and chlld-
Miss Irm a Betts sustained a badly accompanied his father to Caldwell
! ren John and Jean, who have been vls-
It mg in the Kygar home, left Saturday
nl* ^ n„ cherries at the Saturday' A tlllrd man' 1 S l^ trid g e .
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- - --------- -- ------- ladder while picking cherries at tne suffered mlnor bruises.
for Ogden, where Mr. De Ooede has a
"last week. She is
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clapp had as
Un year lease on a service station. They I
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i walking with the aid of crutches,
stopped in Wallace to visit relatives. . Wad® p -T a has been postponed to their guests last week end Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Atkinson and children of Los
Mrs. F. L. DeBord of Payette Is visit- 1 July 10 when Mrs chas. McConnell
Angeles.
ing in the Klingback home during M rs.! ^
Mrs Wm oibson will entertain at
Ole Sater is In the hospital ill of
j K.ingback's Illness.
j the former's home.
quinsey.
| Mr. and Mrs. Leo Betts, Mr. and Mrs. j Bert Hall is leaving for Burley, Ida.,
I E. H. Brumbach, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. to visit his mother and his family. Mrs.
THIS A N D T H A T
W itty and the Harry Russell family at- Hall and the children will return with
C H O IC E B O ILE D H A M , lb
50c
I tended commencement at Kingman him.
By CHARLES C R A IL
school Friday.
Miss Virginia McKinney of Caldwell
l i l i S AO bAAw AAA Ob AOOUw P A bAAC COiUUIII
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Peck, delegates at is visiting Mrs. David Henderson.
C lA ba bA C U ' X I I a S t t l i u
A is tt b
i l l U ie
UUwC
SPICED H A M , lb.
40c
state grange In Medford, reported on
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Banks spent Mon­
w/ib> ootaiiiti. lia s cuiUiiiii is pianiicu the convention at the recent meeting day in Emmett and Boise.
bo uc a uacc ung piace oi me coiumiusu» of Big Bend grange.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cook were visitors
Bologna, lb. ...................................... ............ 20c
ana me reuaeis. xno column suen as ] The Miller and Holly families, with in Ontario last week end.
I
their
visitors
from
Los
Angeles,
pic­
Mrs. Margaret Pruce le ft Sunday for
mis can be successlui witnoui me co­
nicked at Owyhee dam Tuesday.
her home in Stevens Point, Wls„ after
operation of those who are mteresteu
Mrs. C. E. Peck and Mrs. Eva Ham­ visiting her daughter Mrs. David Hen­
C O R N BEEF, lb.
35c
and take part in it. In talking to peo­
blin received the sad news Tuesday of
ple of Nyssa and the surrounding coun­ the death of their brother Francis E. derson since December.
Wallace Beardsley of Seattle arrived
try I find, particularly among tne
Wade of Aurora, 111. He suffered of a Wednesday to spend his second summer
younger set, a great interest taken in long illness.
at Owyhee dam. He attended Washing­
me early history of this section of the
Mrs. Clyde Riggs and baby of Ros­ ton State college last term.
C O T T A G E CHEESE, L U N C H GOODS
state. Malheur county, as you know, is well are guests of Mrs. B. G. Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Smith were in
Miss Bernice Tureman left Monday Payette Saturday.
one of the largest counties In existence,
O f A ll Kind«
being close to 10,000 square miles In for Baker where she will visit a few
Mrs. V. O. Fahrney and children
area, a county larger than seven states. days before returning to her home In moved to Nyssa where they will spend
Particularly I find that people wish to Salem. She was the guest of her aunt the remainder of the summer and the
school term. They live in the Kelly
know how names originated, how and Mrs. Joe K ing here.
For your convenience we will be open
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Millsap of Notus addition, where Mrs. J. W. Hanks for­
who by and when different communi­
and Paul Millsap and little daughter of merly resided.
ties derived their names. So In my In­
until 9 o’clock a. m. Saturday, July 4th
southern Missouri were calling on
Erdley Glass sustained a painful in­
troductory paragraph I am going to
friends here Tuesday.
jury to his thumb.
ask our readers to help us all they can
J. W. Bruning returned to L a Grande
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Bohlson made a
In supplying this Information that we last week to resume work on a highway
trip to their ranch near Caldwell last
younger people do not have.
contract.
week end.
Robert Peck of Owyhee dam spent
In driving up from Big Bend Sunday the week end at home. He and Miss
evening, I noticed how a few minutes’ Lucile Rogers and Frances Peck were in
work on the part of farmers, with Boise Saturday.
Farmers under the Riverside ditch
j the aid of a mowing machine, helped
j eliminate the weed menace that Is are using water in rotation to conserve
the short supply.
growing larger yearly In our country.
3-LEG PIG BORN
O N O W Y H E E FA R M
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Fireworks !
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G E T Y O U R ICE E A R L Y
NYSSA, OREGON
PH O N E 6
FREE
Employment Agency
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The other night In McCoy's drug
store ye columnist finally learned the
| only time that a fisherman tells the
truth Is when he calls another fisher­
man a liar.
JULY 2 - 3 - 4
Championship Baseball Games
Between Ny»«a, 1-0 Pennant Winner
and three teams next in line.
RODEO!
DANCING!
Vale and Ontario had a golf tourna­
ment featuring the mayors of the two
towns. Mayor Joe Kizer of Vale defeat­
ed Mayor Geo. Aiken of Ontario in nine
holes by a score of 41 to 45 Wonder If
Nyssa couldn't do the same. How about
It, golfers?
Vale Is ready with Its annual Fourth
of July celebration. I wonder how many
Nyssaltes will attend. This celebration
seems to be almost a county affair
rather than a county seat civic pro­
gram. I understand that in the past
Nyssa has contributed one of the larg­
est crowds representing any of the
nearby municipalities.
K IN G M A N K O L O N Y P.-T. A.
Kingman Kolony P.-T. A. cleared
funds at a recent chicken sale, netting
money for the budget that was raised
for sending Kingman Kolonq delegates.
Leonard Nichols and Viola Glascock, to
4-H summer school at Corvallis. The
next meeting is Friday. July 19. at the
home of Mrs. Maurice Judd.
w o rk s
r-T«>
All highways lead to Vale, the Fourth
of July town. Meet your friends and
Celebrate!
SO M E TH IN G D O IN G E V E R Y M IN U T E !
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Iron Rusts, so young Oerald Rust
must be mostly iron. A 13-year-old boy
who can take care of himself when
snake bitten is all man.
LET US
Paint the Car
BAND
Barbecue • 4th
(Continued From First Page.)
under hill, bluff and mountain, was de­
termined by the trianglation method.
Tunnels meet at the ohea camp as
the company Is constructing the Inlet
end of the big diversion tunnel and also
the outlet end of the 414 mile tunnel
that will carry water to the Gem unit
In Idaho. The second tunnel Is 9 feet
4 Inches In diameter. S. S. Magoffin
company Is excavating the inlet end.
Faces o f the two tunnels come within
a few yards in Shea camp.
Estimated cost of the Owyhee pro­
ject complete Is $17,000,000. It contains
73.000 acres of new land. 12,000 acres
under the Owyhee Ditch company and
40.000 acres under pumping districts of
the Snake river.
Guided over the project by Engineer
Banks and his assistant C. A. Betts, Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. McLing of The Journal
and Dr. J. J. Sarazln, director of the
district, enjoyed the hospitality of folk
at the Owyhee dam immensely.
W ill somebody, preferably an old-
timer or pioneer In this section please
write me a letter telling how Kingman
Kolony, Adrian. Mitchell butte, or any
other local place, received Its name,
and when? Just because you think per­
haps your neighbor will send in this in­
formation Is no reason for you not to
send it in yourself.
L E T ’S GO!
VALE
O W Y H E D A M U P 330 FT.
T U N N E L S N E A R M EET
600 FT. U N D E R E A R T H
W e have a large assortment of Firecrackers, Rock­
ets, Roman Candles, Cap Guns, Sparklers, etc., to
make the Fourth of July complete.
A-Fourthing
With our spray outfit. Just
name your favorite color. A .
real job for less money this
spring.
SERVICE GARAGE
At P O W E L L S T A T IO N
NYSSA PHARMACY
Remember W e Carry Outing Need«
a
In Low Priced Packages
1
fhlhÛndet;
W orld’s Greatest Low-Price T iret
Here, too! — More People
Lawrence
Service
Station
—Call at the
OWYHEE CLUB
Nyssa - Oregon
Ride on Goodyear Tire*
—shouldn't you find out why?
Goodyears consistently stand up
better on our roads— grip bet­
ter, ride farthef, look bet­
ter, give less trouble, cost no
more to buy. What’s more, we
can PR O V E the exact reasons.
Goodyear builds more than •/«
o f all tires sold in Am erica!
Goodyear O U G H T to offer
greater values!
O U R F R E E S E R V IC E SA V E S
YO U M ONEY
First, we clean and straighten
your rims — then carefully
mount and inflate new tires.
W e shift other tiree to best ad­
vantage.
Next, we’re always
here to watch your tires and
help you to get a ll the extra
servier Goodyear builds into
them. Real money-saving serv-
lee— no extra c h a r g e .__________I
Holstein
Milk
H ealth
Uitalihj
Uiqor
W henever y o u s e e
bright-eyed, active young­
sters brimming over with
health and vitality it is
certain they are receiving
a plentiful supply of prop­
er nourishment. Milk it
the only single food prod­
uct which contains all the
nutritive elements neces­
sary to promote health
and growth. A liberal use
of it strengthens the mus­
cles and vitalizes the
blood. There is no waste
to it, and it is a very eco­
nomical article of diet for
the whole family.
Herman Townc Prop.
Shop Phone 16
Residence Phone 99— Call at any time.
♦
NYSSA, OREGON
All kinds of farm help, labor
for any requirement, men or
women.
J. Langton, Prop.
Phone 112
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See U » Before You Go
MINERS, MUCKERS. LAB O R ­
ERS A V AILAB LE
FREE EM PLO YM E NT
..AGENCY
Nyssa, Oregon
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FOR TH E KIDS
Picnic Dinner
Nyssa Packing
Company
®
It Makes the Youngsters Grow
Kiddies thrive on Holstein milk because it comes from large,
vigorous, healthy cows and contains an abundance of nature’s
vitalizing and growth-producing elements. Its fat content is such
as not to cause digestive disorders. It contains lime for strengthen­
ing the bones and teeth, its proteins build muscle and its vitamines
produces growth.
Holstein milk is produced for this city under strict sanitary
inspection standards. It comes from healthy Holstein cattle and it reaches
you through dependable distributing channels.
sk Your Dealer for Holstein Milk
S U N S H I N E M IL K
A Oualitv Product Deliveredlce Cold
K e e p s l o n g e r — t r y it
S U N S H IN E D A IR Y
F. W . O ST E R K A M P, Owner
ACROSS the BRIDGE from NYSSA
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