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GATE CITY JOURNAL, THUftS., OCTOBER 13, 1902 Harland O. Monroe and Violet Walk covery of Money. $30,219.93 I acre* have been sold and restored to O W YH EE QUINTET CALDW ELLS HOLD Court House Filings er 10, 7. 32. ithe tax roll. This includes 14.294 acres J. Elmer France and Loise Marie La- j of land under the Warmsprmgs irriga Complaints Filed in County Court FAM ILY REUNION * Real Estate Transfers Recorded DOW NS BIG BEND Fordge. 10. 8. 32. tion project and 60.297 acres of rangej Wallace W. Lynch et al to Frank Marshall-Wells Company vs. A. Lauren. H. Lampman and Edna May j and other lands. A T W A D E SCHOOL IN APPLE VALLEY Lynch et al. Metes and bounds in Sec Grubbs. 10. 6. 32. Rec. of money. $272 11. Sargent. 10, 8, 32. I The lands were sold at low prices and 32-19-47. Sept.; 1929. $1 Petitions Filed ill Probate Court in average years would prove an excel Frank Lynch et ux to John Lynch, Est. of Morris McCarthy. 10. 8. 32. lent investment to tlie farmer and Complaints Filed in Circuit Court Big Bend—The boys from Owyhee Apple Valley—A family reunion was Lot 9. Block 1, Emison Add. to Nyssa. 7. Power of Attorney 14,591 ACRES OF LAND HAVE BEEN rancher. Mr. Fairman said. However, on ^nool acre victors over the Wade team held at Lloyd Caldwell's home Sunday 24, 31. *1. Herbert G. Hoxie to W. B. Hoxie. 10. Alveretta Hutton vs. Pacific Coast RESTORED TO TAX ROLLS SINCE | account oi Prevailing low prices for in a baslcet ball game piayetl on wade with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Van Landing- | U S A. to Joe Bankofier SE1-4NE1-4, 4. 32. farm Produce, a few buyers have re- Krounds Friday aflernoon. ham of Caldwell. Mrs. Glenn Johnson Sec. 20; NE1-4NW1-4, W1-2NW1-4, Sec. Diatum Company, a corp. 10, 3. 32. Re OCTOBER. quested additional time in which to | Mr. and Mrs. F. Fry were Bend call and son of Terre Alta. West Virginia, 21-40-43. $10. make 1932 payments. The court has the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Landingham Henry Moe et ux to H. C. Seiersen. ers Monday afternoon. ¡matter under advisement, said Mr. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Cedric NW1-4SE1-4, NE1-4SW1-4, Sec. 24-18- Mrs. Pearl Rohroack of Parma was a Sale of county land, on the install- j Fairman. Caldwell and family present. 44. 6, 11. 32. $10. ment plan, has proved of great benefit I He announced tnat the sales will con- business visitor in this vicinity Monday. Mrs. M. A. McDonald and daughter Nora Daisy Ray et al to Elva Lee E. L. Tate attended the I. O. N. to Malheur county, according to J. D. jtlnue until all good county land is dis- Mrs. Al Quast of Vale were Joint host Parks. NW1-4SE1-4, Sec. 36-19-46. 5, 24, meeting in Parma Monday evening. Fairman, county commissioner. Since j posed of. Mr. Fairman was here on Mr. and Mrs. Horace Chaney left esses at a miscellaneous shower honor 32. $10. the first big sale last October, 74,591 i business Monday. Henry Teutsch et al to Elva Lee Tuesday for a visit with relatives in ing Mrs. Claire Borden, formerly Miss Gladys Morris, of Parma. There were Parks, NW1-4SE1-4, Sec. 36-19-46. 3, 29, Cascade. Bob Welsh, Basil Rogers and Leo ¡about 25 guests present, a three course 32. $10. Harriet P. F. Boydell to Donaid Mc Johnston left Friday for Austin on a lunch was served. Donald Graham et ux. South 50 ft of hunting trip. Robert Martin and Glenn Brown | Lotsl, 2. 3. 4, 5. Block 30 Teutsch's Add. A number of football fans attended went deer hunting Thursday. the Nyssa-Baker game at Nyssa Friday. DOES IT BEST, AND FOR LESS . . . Sunday E. Allspaugh visited his to Nyssa. 9 6 32. $1. Marriage Licenses Issued Mr. and Mrs. Bob Peck of Owyhee brother-in-law, Chester Graves of Pay Ammi Rodker Fogerson and Louise i Dam spent the week end visiting in the ette who is very ill. We are equipped to do your family washing the IC. E. Peck home. E. Caldwell of Homedale was a week Mary Smythe' 1Q- 3' 32 William Hosier and Dorothy economical float iron way . . . . or all beautifully E. H. Brumbach transacted business end visitor at the L. Caldwell home. S in Ontario Saturday. Roy Boston of Caldwell spent the .McP ee1' ^ ' 3' 32 . . _ * finished . . . . dr rough dry. You will find that at week end at home. ! Melvln Earl Mangum and Ada our prices you will save money. Here your laun , Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Maker are moving / 3’ 3" ’ . to Apple valley. Clifford Woodrow Jordan and Katie IRONSIDE RANCHERS dry costs you less. SELLS BIG ACREAGE OI the i field ougl fit K TI be c why enti The L a u n d ry TI goot be i Malheur County Seed Growers SHIP FAT BEEVES Sell the Cooperative W ay— You are Sure to Get Ironside—Last Wednesday E. J. Beam Elmer Molthan and Fred Laurance each started a carload of cattle for the Portland market. S. A. and W. R. Lofton, Ed. Oakes and Ray Duncan each shipped two car loads of beef steers to the Omaha mar ket. They left Brogan Tuesday with Earl Lofton and Lloyd Judy in charge of the shipment. The Presley threshing outfit from Jamieson is in this vicinity for the second tme. They are at Floyd Howards at present. Elmer Molthan and wife were in val ley towns Saturday. Fred Laurance, wife and son Everett visited relatives in Prairie City several days last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Elms left Wednes day for Grandview, Idaho for a visit with their daughter Mrs. W. J. Hinton and family. Mr. and Mrs. F. Smith of Brogan visited at the Floyd White home Sun day. E. J. Beam made a trip to the Dom- bey ranch near Malheur for seed wheat Sunday. Better Returns If you do. \ * You save on handling and cleaning costs. You sell direct to fanners in the central states thus saving distribution. You are assured an advancement and a divi dend, if the market improves, which makes co operative market the safest bet. Your Central Point for Malheur County Nyssa Seed & Grain Co. Ted Newell Manager Phone 26 for Good Aberdeen Coal Nyssa, Ore. KETCHUM W ILL Phone 26 M AKE SUR VEY ON BROGAN PROJECT Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Parma and V' 10, *’ m u- t in Geo. Bernard family visited the Bakers . ^ fred A™1" 80" and Fprn Koontz' 10' Sunday i4' 32- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher and family „ CKha? “ Ve™ stev? " \ “ d Dorothy were entertained at dinner at Henry Ruby ®^< e. el^ argcr, lb',5'.3 „ . Fred W. Hiler and Adeline Robertson. Meier home Sunday. 10. 5. 32. Mrs. Meed of Caldwell and Waldo Ralph Joe Englehorn and Ruth Del- Smalley and son were visitors at the phia Basey. 10, 5, 32. Dan Nichols home last week. Rossle R. McGinnis and Mabel Sam Crosswhite has finished redecor Brown. 10, 5, 32. ating his mother’s home. Karl Lamson and Goldie Taylor. 10, The Clendening family visited Sun day at the Doolittle home in Homedale. 6, 32. Robert Gale Somnemann and Minnie Others who have gone deer hunting M. Moser. 10, 6, 32. are John Boston, Lawrence McCory I and H. Gibbons. Church services a'. Apple Valley S u n -; day will be at the regular hours: Preaching service at 10 a. m.. Rev Phone 4242— Boise Floyd White will preach. Sunday school at 11 a. m. Epworth League at 7:30 p m. | Laurence Triece, Jack Reed and CAPITAL Ralph Stephens were hunting above New Meadows last week. The Parma-Apple Valley Grange met C L E A N E R S Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. | A. Pettit . About twenty attended, j CLEANERS, DYERS and Lunch was served by Mrs. Pettit and j TAILORS Mrs. Rollo Rucker. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bailey are working | in theapples at Fruitland. Mr. Bailey j Hats Cieaned and made the sorter and washer at the J B. Fisher orchard. They drive to Fruit- Blocked land each morning. Mr. Bailey has charge of the machines and Mrs. Bailey is one of the sorters. Our Work is Best Quality Work PLANT: 1509-11 No. 13th Street BRANCH OFFICE: 117 Main St. Have You Sent in Your If V a r n is h j ¡ ° do b f X X L // when qou paint q ó u r FURNITURE I FREE SEE COLLEGE GAME Nyssa fans got a great kick out of the College of Idaho vs. La Grande Normal night grid game in Caldwell Friday, although most of them said it failed to show the even fight of the Baker-Nyssa clash earlier in the day. Dan Hanks, Nyssa high school star a few years ago, was the outstanding player for La Grande while Babe McCulloch, also a former Nyssa youth, outdid most of the boys on the C. of I. line-up. Idaho won, 22 to 6. your cboict o f W PI N T B H LUSTRELAC VARNISH STAIN ViPIMT B H VERSATILE SPAR VARNISH V4 PINT B-H LUSTRELAC 4-HOUR ENAMEL with each q uart o f B-H LUSTRELAC 4-HOUR ENAMEL This offer holds during October.. . Lustrelic Varnish Stain in natural w o o d color} is excellent for refin ishing furniture and floors-and is wtrer proof. Lustrelac Enamel- 14 attractive co lo rs— * 1 quart 1.30 Engineer C. C. Ketchum, at present in charge of the Vale irrigation project for the bureau of reclamation, will be gin a survey of the Brogan-Burnt river project sometime this month. The work will start as soon as negotiations are completed whereby the state will agree to share the cost with the bureau of reclamation. The survey will take several weeks and will require a staff of several men. It will decide the feasibility of the pro posed Burnt river project which will bring supplemental water to Brogan farm lands at an estimated cost of about a million dollars. ri 0 Nyssa, Oregon A G E N T S FOR BASS<t>HUETER PAINTS-VARNISHES & ENAMELS One Y e a r .................... $1.50 ÌH tA e m fw T. R. Pashley, Prop. OREGON NYSSA 4 lb. Meat Saie SATU R D AY, October 15 STEAKS, T-bone, round or loin, lb................20c 4 lbs.................................65c PORK CHOPS, fancy, lb............................... 4 lbs................................. 65c 20c LAMB CHOPS, lb............................................. 20c 4 lbs.................................65c PORK STEAK, l b ............................................. 15c 4 lbs.................................45c VEAL STEAK, lb..............................................17c 4 lbs.................................45c Beef B o il,............. 10c Chickens, lb........15c Beef Roast, l b ........ 15c Pork Shoulder Roast 10c Fresh Oysters Now In W A N T E D A T ONCE— 100 VEALS — AT— Nyssa Packing Co. PHONE 6 NYSSA, OREGON MILK IS THE ONLY PERFECT FOOD School Children Need All They Can Drink Milk is a body builder and the protective food against common diseases. Let us provide you with clean, wholesome milk. N Y S S A , OREGON NO HUNTING Sims for sin ONE DOZEN ......................50c LIBERTY THEATRE Nyssa, Oregon Post your farm if you wish the hunters to take to the hills and wide open spaces when the season Friday-Saturday, October 14-15 opens October 15th. “W A YW A R D ” With Nancy Carroll and Richard Arlen PLACE YOU R ORDER FOR SIGNS T O D A Y Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, October 16-17-18 Printed at your order Tom Mix in The experience of tire-users Is that Goodyear Tires give greatest value at every price— »■very year the public buys MILLIONS more Goodyears than any other make. That’s a pretty definite indication of superior value. Sept. 19th Goodyear Built It* 900 Millionth Tiro Lawrence Service STATION NYSSA ■» Nyssa Every Week ,w A EDER HARDWARE CO. Our representative will be In SHELTON’S DAIRY W hether your color ideas lead you to painted modem bril liance or the richness of natural wood finishes—here s beauty and thrift. Take advantage o f the lowest price B -H Products have been in years. Renew the gaiety o f your painted pieces with Lustrelac 4-Hour Enamel. Very durable, its bright colors supply an acceptable note o f cheer to any room . Then —do a varnish jo b for nothing- we II supply the Versatile Spar Varnish. It renews and protects-is water proof and w eather proof. Like all National Lead products, these B-H Products are made o f the finest materials money can buy. Always economical because they last longer, this year they are doubly thrifty because they cost so little. About color schemes, write National Lead Home Beautiful Department, 2240-24ch Street, San Francisco. Set ut about ¡taints. % J t r r It it it (jA Y Renewal to The Journal? THE UNITED LAUNDRY “ DESTRY RIDES A G A IN ” NO SHOW WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, The Thursday, Friday, Saturday, October 20-21-22 “ ROAR OF THE DRAG ON” With Richard Dix Prices 10-30c OREGON __ NYSSA Gate City Journal Phone 19 OREGON
