The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, July 21, 1932, Image 5

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    GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JULY 2 1 , 1032.
.round the
! Milting her «on Wayne Hyde at Jamie­
son. Mrs. Hyde is the mother of Mrs.
Roy Scott of Nyssa and will come here
for a Melt seen.
herein; that »aid premises be sold as seven hundred twenty-seven and for-
provided by statute and the rules of
ty-nir.e hundredths (727.49) acres,
¡this Court, and that the right title. In-
To satisfy said judgment in the sum
Real Estate Transfers Recorded
I terest and equity of the defendant», of four hundred seventy-two thousand
L in A. Chapin. Trustee, to X. M ! and each of them, be forever fcrecl.sod, one hundred fifty-cne a r i 63-128 dcl-
Or
Ar. and, cne-half mt. in ar.i vc
uatt said defendants, and each of j ,rs n h mtere
. James Rice has been traiuferred to
thereon from the
the Ontario yard of the Standard OU
Several Vale Boy Scouts, Louis Bean 3E1' 4iiE1"4, NEl-<SEl-4, ^
1 and aU them, be forever barred of. In and to! n th day of July. 1932. at the rate of 6
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i
.
ri—
that portion of the SW1 4SE1..4 lying Sill right, title, equity or interest In and n per
e r e cent
m t n
er a
n n u m Hni(
k )iir w m p n t,
pany from Vale.
per
annum,
and H
disbursements
Oordon
Nichol. Carl Voyen.
Jr, u Winston
east 1' of
-W of OSLRR Section 33-19- to the Premlses described, except the to be taxed.
Quisenberry and Raymond Walker a r e '™
“1 R
' v~."
spending the week at the Payette Lake
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33-19-47. 5. statutory right of redemption, and for
Dated at Vale, Oregon, this 12th day
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kllbourne have Boy Scout camp
4’ 32' ®100'
such other and further relief as to the of July, 1932.
Oregon
and
Western
Colonization
Co.
Court may seem Just and equ:
n visiting their daughter Mrs. R.
to Ben Bramley et al. Metes and bounds
C. W. GLENN.
You will take notice that this Sum­
tiler in Big Bend. Kllbourne is em-
in SW1-4SE1-4, eSc. 19-19-44, contain­ mons is served on you, under and by
yed on the P. L. 8. ranch near the
Sheriff, Malheur County, Oregon
Mrs. C. E. Howell, wife of the deputy ing 1 acre. 6, 13. 32. 31.
virtue of, and pursuant to an Order of
ncy but has been ill and unable to
Herbert Bramley et al to U. S. A. the Hon. W. W. Wood, Judge of the Date of first publication. July 14. 1932.
county clerk, hus returned from five
rk.
v . eks visit at her old home in Valen­ SW1-4SE1-4, Section 19-1-44 6. 21, 32. above-entitled Court, which Order was Date of last publication. August 11. 1932
tine, Nebraska She accompanied. Mrs. $11.50.
made and entered on the 12th day of Date of sale, August 13. 1932, at 11:00
July, 1932, and directing that the Sum­ A. M.
Mrs Jean Burrell, deputy in the of- J. P. Jenness and son of Nampa on the
mons herein be published for six sue- :
ce of Assessor Andrew M. Graham. trip.
Marriage Licenses Issued
cessive weeks, including »even pubiica- 1
returned to work after two weeks
NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL
Harry Thurman Bolvln and Violet tions, in the Gate City Journal. The
cation in Vaughn, Montana.
date of the first publication is July 14th, <
ACCOUNT
W. C. Higgins, former Smith-Hughes Minnie Perfect. 7, 9, 32.
Charles Robert Love and Irene Mary 1932, and the date o f j h e last public«- |IN ^
COUNTY COURT o p ^
teacher In Ontario who taak an active
Mrs. Louis Hyde of Prairie City Is part in county grange and fair work, is Sherman. 7, 9, 32.
tion Is August 25th, 1932.
STATE OF OREGON, FOR MAL­
Burt Pease and Alice Anderson. 7, 9,
located in Hot Springs, Ark., where he
ROBT. D. LYTLE
HEUR COUNTY.
32.
will teach vocational education in the
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Vern Jack Gardner and Ruby Mar­
viriiiiiiirnriiiiiriwiiiiiMiMMMMMMMMj high school and also have charge of re­
In the Matter of the Estate or OEO-
Residing at Vale, Oregon.
RGE L. PHILLIPS. Deceased.
creational work at a summer camp. Mr. garet Redsull 7, 11, 32
Willard Vernon Robinson and Agnes
Higgins wrote that he would glady
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that
trade mosquitoes for Arkansas chiggers. Alice Goodwin. 7, 12, 32.
the undersigned. Lotta E. Phillips, Ex­
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Frank Edwin Gilbert and
Eunice
ecutrix of the estate of George L. Phil­
Mabel Horn. 7, 1. 32.
By virtue of an execution in fore
lips, deceased, has filed with the above
Robert Wayne Boone and Laura Na- closure duly issued out of the Circuit
entitled court her final account and re­
GUARANTEED
dine Trimble 7, 13, 32.
I Court of the State of Oregon, for the
port in the matter of the administra­
Jiles Dennis Dinger and Theta Hazel County of Malheur, on the 12th day of
ODORLESS
tion of said estate of George L. Phillips,
Rea. 7, 13, 32.
DRY CLEANING
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' " ^ d ^ e d , a n d T h l^ h e Co‘urt~h£ fix£i
Alfred M. Gupton and Dorothy Lois tiered
^
“ * ¿ 2 1 * ^turclay, the 30th day of July. 1932, at
Wyatt.
7,
13,
32.
July,
1932,
in
a
suit
wherein
Portland
At Reasonable Prices |
the hour of two o ’clock P. M. of said
William Craig and Lola Emma Ford. Cattle Loan Company, Inc., a corpora­
day as the time and the County Court
TRUCKING
7, 13, 3.
tion, is plaintiff, and S. E. Ross, Flor-
. „„„„
MEN’S S U IT S
$ 1 .0 0 1
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.
_
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Room of the County Court House at
Otto William Olson and Josephine ence M. Ross, Agnes Ross, Columbia Va, Q
as
the
place
when and
and
TOPCOATS ....... $ 1 .0 0 |
Hayden.. 7, 14, 32.
Basin Wool Warehouse Company a where said final account and report
Walter Alford Struthers and Laura corporation,
Earl F. Cranston, doing I .
... . .
„
LADIES DRESSES..... 1
TRANSFERRING
. ,
,
,,
.
* ! and any and all objections thereto will
Mae McCarter. 7, 16, 32.
business under the assumed name and ... w__ . ... . . . . _
.
................... $ 1 .0 0 U p |
. . . .
be heard by said Court
style of Cranston & Co., are defendants,
Phone 15 and Phone 2 8
said writ being directed to me and com­
All persons having any objections to
I NYSSA TAILOR SHOP |
manding me to sell the real property the approval of said final account or to
Legal Advertisement
C.
KLINKENBERG
Roy Scott, Prop.
hereinafter described. I will on Satur­
the discharge of said executrix are
day, the 13th day of August. 1932. at 11
| hereby required to present the same to
EQUITY NO. 4373
:.ii.m m 11 ii 11 i.i uuii i ii nt i iiii;ii;iiii.iniMiiii rmiiiir?
o'clock In the forenoon of said day. at
the above entitled Court at the time
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
the north main entrance door of the
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE County Court House at Vale, Malheur and place above mentioned.
Dated this 25th day of June, 1932.
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE County. Oregon, sell to the highest and
COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
LOTTA E. PHILLIPS,
best bidder for cash, subject to the stat­
NILE G. MICHAEL and MARY E. utory right of redemption, all of the
Executrix
of the Estate of George
Before That
MICHAEL, husband and wife,
right, title and interest of the above
L. Phillips, deceased.
Plaintiffs,
named defendants in and to the follow­
vs.
ing described real property, to-wit:
First Publication June 30, 1932.
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Last Publication July 28, 1932.
MARY E. DORSETT and C. M. DOR-
of land situated, lying and being in
SETT, her husband, ANNA C. DARK.
the County of Malheur and State of
JOHN DOE DARK. MYRTLE BEAR­
Oregon, and particularly described
DSLEY, JOHN DOE BEARDSLEY,
Stop at Powell Service Station for Gas and Oil,
A. L. FLETCHER
as follows:
MALHEUR COUNTY, a Municipal
plus Powell service.
The northeast
quarter of
the
Corporation, A. W. GLENN, SAXON
I. O, O. F. Building
northwest quarter, the southwest
HUMPHREY, M. E. THAYER, H. R.
If in need of a spare get our prices on Kelly Lotta
quarter
of
the
northwest
quarter,
the
Attorney-at-Law
DUNLOP and J. E. LAWRENCE,
Miles.
northwest quarter of the northeast
Defendants.
Vale, Oregon
quarter, of Section 10, the northwest
To Mary E. Dorsett and C. M. Dor-
quarter of the southeast quarter, the
sett, her husband. Anna C. Dark, John
northeast quarter of the southeast
Doe Dark, Myrtle Beardsley, and John
quarter, the southwest quarter of the
Doe Beardsley, of the above-named de­
southeast quarter of Section 9, the
fendants :
west half of the southeast quarter,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
NYSSA
Open Day and Night
OREG.
the southeast quarter of the south­
OREGON, you and each of you. are
Anna B. Pritcbett, D. O.
east quarter of Section 3, all in Town­
are hereby commanded to appear in the
ship No. 35 south Range No. 45 east
above entitled Court and cause, within
Willamette Meridian.
six weeks after the first publication of
Also the southeast quarter of Sec­
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this Summons, which date of first pub­
tion 32, Township No. 35 south Range
lication is July 14th, 1932, then and
No. 46 east Willamette Meridian, to­
there to answer or otherwise plead to
Osteopathy and Electrotherapy
gether with all water rights, rights of
the Complaint filed herein, and If you
way,
canals,
ditches
and
reservoirs
fail so to do. and for want thereof,
PHONE 201
thereunto belonging, and more par­
plaintiffs will take judgment and decree
ticularly the water right covered by
against you,
foreclosing
plaintiffs’
‘Certificates of Water Right’ issued
mortgage, made and delivered by the
Vale, Oregon.
by the State Water Board of Oregon,
defendants, Mary E. Dorsett and C. M.
and recorded in Volume 1, page 818
Dorsett, her husband, to the plaintiffs,
n
and Volume 2, page 1046 of State
and recorded in Book 11, of the Record
Record of Water Right Certificates.
of Mortgages, on page 521 thereof, In
Also, the northeast quarter of the
the office of the Clerk of the County
Clean! Nicely Ironed! Wholesome
southwest quarter, the northwest Liai
laaBi
and State aforesaid; and for the sale
quarter of the southeast quarter of
of the lands described, situated in Mal­
Three things to think about, and assuring our
| heur County, State of Oregon, to-wit: Section 35, Township No. 36 south
Range No. 48 east Willamette Meri­
The West One-half (W l-2) of the
patrons entire satisfaction.
dian, together with all water rights
Southwest One Quarter (8W1-4) and
thereunto belonging.
Southwest One Quarter (8W1-4)
We give shirts, dresses, fancy work and fine
| the
And also, Lots 1, 2, and 3 of Section • Rooms, Board and Bath j
o f t h e Southeast One Quarter
linens special care.
1, Township No. 37 south Range No.
(SEl-4) o f Section Tw enty-tw o
m
$2.50 per day
48 east of Willamette Meridian, and
(22); the North One-half (Nl-2) of
Lot 1 of Section 6, Township No. 37 2
the Northwest On# Quarter (NW1-4)
Rheumatism and
You W ill Like Our Service
south Range No. 49 east Willamette
and the West One-half of the North­
Nervous Cases
Meridian,
together with all water *■
east One Quarter (NE1-4), and the
rights, privileges and rights of way
THE UNITED LAUNDRY
Northwest One Quarter (NW1-4) of
Dr. D. A. SEXTON
thereunto belonging or appertaining $1
the Southeast One Quarter (SEl-4)
or to appertain, and together with all
of Section Twenty-seven
(27), in
VALE, OREGON
T. R. Pashley, Prop.
Phone 3612
| Township Sixteen (16) South of buildings, premises, and improve­ v
ments thereon; containing in all
Range Forty (40) E W. M„ and the
Southwest One Quarter (SW1-4) of
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the Northeast One Quarter (NE1-4)
of Section Twenty-six (26) In Town­
ship Sixteen (16), South of Range
Forty, E. W. M.
To satisfy the lien of plaintiffs mort­
gage in the principal sum of Nine
Hundred Dollars ($900.00), with Interest
thereon at the rate of seven per cent,
per annum, since the 3rd day of Aug­
ust, 1931, and for the further sum of
Seventeen Dollars and eighty-five cents
($17.85), for taxes paid by the plaintiffs,
with Interest thereon at the rate of
seven per cent per annum, from the
6th day of June, 1928, until paid, and
for the further sum of One Hundred
a * '3
Dollars ($100.00) attorneys fees, and
That the amount of butterfat eaten is directly
for plaintiffs’ costs and disbursements
Court House Filings
TRY O U R !
City Transfer
R O B T . D.
LYTLE
Attorney and Counselor at Law
First National Bank Building
O n th e O ld Job
Phene 60
H. D. Holmes
Vale
Oregon
TRANSFER AND BAOOAO*
I________________
All Kinds of Hauling In
City Limits
NYSSA LIBRARY HOURS
Town patrons. 2:30 to 8:30.
NYSSA, OR.
PHONE 5
Out of town patrons. 2:30 to 7:30.
M i l k is Safe Food
Dr. R. L. Wilbur, Secretary of the Interior, said:
“ Nutrition is the most basic o f all human respon­
sibilities and the human race depends upon the
good dairy cow for its permanence. Milk is a
safe food.
Use More O f It
There is No Substitute for Shelton Milk
SHELTON’S DAIRY
NYSSA, OREGON
Welcome to ___
*t|V H E £
- SUMMER TRIP -
IIthand MAIN-BOISE.IDAHO
POWELL’S SERVICE STATION
I LAUNDRY - -1
[SANITARIUM
L o ck O ver
Ycw r
C c m m u n it ij
BUTTER BUILDS
Health Reserve
related to rsepiratory diseases was found in re­
POPULAR PRICED
RESTAU RAN T
R O O M S F R O M ÍI5P UP
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
The following firms of Ontario will aerve yon with honest values:
Cut Out This A d— It Is Worth
5 0 Cents
On any repair work over $1. Guaranteed work at
lowest prices. Have your watch and clock re­
paired now and save money.
Full selection o f watches, silverware and jewelry
“ The Small Store With the Little Prices”
HAROLD E. GINZEL
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
ONTARIO, OREOON
Dr. HARRIET SEARS
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN
Ontario, Oregon
Dr. C. A. Abbott, D. C.
Iowa. Dr. Daniels found that children in particu­
Chiropractic
respiratory infections
Phone 29— Re*. 25
were low in Vitamin A.
NYSSA, OREGON
Butter it the richest food fat
source of this vitamin.
Butter Costs Less— Eat More Sunshine Butter
Dr. J. A. McFall
Evesight Specialist
FARMERS COOPERATIVE CREAMERY
Specializing
on the care of
Children’s
Eyes
‘There Is No Substitute for Sunshine
Butter and Other Dairy Products”
ID A H O
LARGE COMFORTABLE
M O D E R N ROOMS
Wilson Building, Over Postoffloa
Phone No. 40
searches by Dr. Amy Daniels of the University of
lar who suffered from
C O P .D I A L
H O SPITALITY
O R EG O N
O n tario ,
I*
-
O re go n
J /T ew your ow n property, judge
its value, consider its relation to
adjacent properties. T h in k how
quickly a disaster may cause you
financial loss.
Let us tell you about complete
stock fire insurance protection.
Your properly deserves it.
Say It With Flowers . . . .
No more expressive gift
BOYER FLORAL COMPANY
WX WILL BE 0LAD TO 8TRVE YOU
ONTARIO, OREOON
MR. and MRS. HARRY PETERSON
Funeral Directors
Ontario, Oregon
Don M . Graham
THE INSURANCE MAN
Modern Equipment and Personal Sendee