NYSSA, OREGON
GATEWAY TO THE OWYHEE AND
BLACK CANYON
IRRIGATION
PROJECTS
VOLUME XXVII.
THE GATE CITY JOURNAL
NO. 10,
OLD YEAR PASSES,
NEW YEAR BRINGS
BRIGHTER OUTLOOK
NYSSA, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1932
BIG BEND BRIDE
IS HONORED AT
CHRISTMAS EVENT
Miss Irene Baker, teacher at
Wade school in the Big Bend com­
munity, became the bride of Birchel
H. Nelsen of Caldwell at a quiet
wedding solemnized in Caldwell
last Friday evening at the home of
the Rev. E. A. Lawrence, Presbyter­
ian pastor. They were unattended
and the wedding was a surprise to
relatives and friends. Compliment­
ing them, the bride's sister Mrs.
Wesley J. Browne of Nyssa gave a
Christmas dinner here Sunday.
Other guests were Mrs. Browne's
mother and grandmother,
Mrs.
Lorena Baker and Mrs. Nettie
Strain of Parma.
The bride will continue with the
year's teaching at Wade school and
in the spring will join her husband
at his farm home near Caldwell. He
is a nephew of Walter Mitchell of
Parma.
NEW YEAR HOLDS B'° d8*“
BRIGHTER PROMISE;
FOR DAIRY FARMS
Succeed 1 ensen
As City M a y o r
DEATH SUMMONS
AGED RANCHERS
DURING THE WEEK
NYSSA, OREGON
BUSIEST AND FA8TE8T OROWINO
TOWN IN OREOON
INVESTIGATE - LOCATE
$1.50 PER YEAR
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
WAKE COUNTRYSIDE,
MUCH JOY PREVAILS
At 2 a. m., about the time Mr.
Santa Claus was leaving on return
for the North Pole after disposing of
Christmas Eve business, Mrs. J. B.
Smith's Sunday School class of Ore­
gon Trail began on early morning
caroling trip with sleigh and jingle
belts. They sang old songs at almost
every farm home in the Trail com­
munity and then enjoyed a waffle
breakfast with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lathen.
Christmas programs at the Nyssa
Community church. 8t. Paul's Epis­
copal church, Oregon Trail, King-
man Kolony, Owyhee and Arcadia
schools provided entertainment and
treats for everyone in the Nyssa
region. The Eagles lodge provided
the treats at the community tree
here.
Because Christmas came on Sun­
day, Monday was a holiday and
festivities continued over an extra
day. Homes were merry with bount­
eous tables and gay trees.
FIVE NEW FACES
GO OFFICES
Attorney E. M. Blodgett will succeed
Dick Tensen as mayor of Nyssa while J.
R. Hunter replaces A. R. Millar as city I
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recorder when city offleals take office
BACKWARD
G L A N CE SHOWS
ATTORNEY GENERAL RULES THAT
PATRONS OF FARMERS’ COOPERA­ the 3rd. The new council includes Ed- HAM BROWN SUCCUMBS TO FATAL
die
Powell.
Howard
J.
Larsen.
Dr.
E
D.
GREAT PROGRESS IN MALHEUR
NEW OFFICIALS MAY BE SWORN
TIVE CREAMERY WELCOME $60,-
STROKE; M. A. PATTISON DIES
Norcott and Ted Newell. Retiring coun-
IRRIGATION AND ROAD SYSTEM
IN MONDAY OR ANY
PREFER­
000 DIVIDEND AND LOOK FOR cilmen are Dean Smith, AI Thompson
OF HEART ATTACK W H I L E
IN 1932; CONFIDENCE GROWS.
and Dr. C. A. Abbott. The old council is
ABLE SUCCEEDING DAY.
BETTER YEAR AHEAD.
ASLEEP.
given much credit for economical ad­
ministration of city affairs, Nyssa being
one of the few cities in the state that
"Ring in the New."
The New Year, officially beginning
“The friendship and loyalty to the
Sudden death claimed two of the
is in excellent financial condition.
Firm in the belief that 1933 will bring
Tuesday for Malheur county, will
principle of cooperative marketing has
Due to changes in tho city council, older residents of the Nyssa community
improved returns for those who engage
launch five new officials into office, all
made possible the continued success of
the retiring officers postponed action on during the holidays.
in agricultural pursuits, greater progress
of them succeeding offleals who have
the Farmers’ Cooperative creamery in
Ham Brown, 72. rancher of Nyssa for
the
purchase
of
fire
equipment
made
on the Owyhee and Vale irrigation pro­
served the county many years. Similar
spite of the period of adversity through
sixteen years, suffered a stroke of par­
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J
. 6 „ mandatory by the Oregon rating bureau
jects and continued material blessings
changes will take place In city govern­
which all of our people are passing,
1
alysis early Tuesday morning which
If
Nyssa
property
owners
are
to
receive
for the people of this favored region,
said W. B. Wagner, manager, in his an­
ment here.
proved fatal within a few moments.
lower
premium
rates.
Nysaa and Malheur county cheerfully
E. H. Brumbach. veteran farmer of
nual Yuletide greeting to all patrons.
a B r i d g e , city fire chief, plans t o l Puneral sfirvicc1s ,were
r" orn‘
await the arrival of the New Year. Sur­
Big Bend, will suceeed J. D. Falrman as
“By standing shoulder to shoulder, the
'lng
at
10
o
clock
from
the
family
home
call a meeting of
reorganization of
prises it may bring, but they are confi­
county commissioner to serve on the
wonderful records made during the past
the volunteer department after the with Rev. Floyd E. White In charge.
dent that this region will progress. They
county court with Judge David F| Ora-
will be duplicated in the New Year."
Mr. Brown was a member of the Burns
holidays.
believe the bottom in depression has
ham and Commissioner Ora E. Clark
The creamery’s annual dividend, paid
Masonic lodge, so Nyssa Masons assist­
been reached and that 1B33 will mark
of Boulevard. Mr. Falrman will retire
last week to 5500 farmers in eastern
ed with the burial rites at the Ontario
the sunrise of the uphill climb.
to his new farm home near Ontario. For
Oregon and western Idaho, represents
cemetery. Ooshert and
Nordale had
In ringing out the old year, the bells
years he lived at Harper and has been
! the premium paid above the cash mar-
charge of funeral arrangements.
¿f 193 tolled many good tidings and
very active in irrigation development.
jket price of butterfat, making an addi­
Richard Hamilton Brown was bom
events of general Interest which are set
Murray Morton of Ontario will suc­
tional profit of 1 1-2 cents per pound
in Morning Sun. Iowa, in 1860 and In
forth in The Journal’s chronology of
ceed Andrew M. Oraham, who has com­
[ for every pound of butterfat delivered
1880 came west, locating in Pendleton.
1932:
pleted three terms as county assessor.
Five years later he moved to Harney
MALHEUR SOLON WILL LEAVE FOR during the past year.
(From Our Files)
Mr. Morton was formerly deputy oounty
Reviewing the year’s operation, Mr.
county where he married Miss Sarah
SALEM TO ATTEND SPECIAL SES­ Wagner made the following statement
Smith. Sixteen years ago Mr. and Mrs. LOCALS WILL OPEN SEASON WITH assessor.
Jan. 7, 1932—Highway commission ac­
Mrs. Kathryn Claypool will succeed
“Due to the low price for butterfat J. A. RINGER OF EMMETT LEAVES Brown moved to Nyssa. Surviving are
THREE GAMES FRIDAY; PRICES
SION OPENING JAN. 3rd.
cepts bids on bridges on Central Oregon
CLOTHES AND GIFT BIBLE ON his widow, a sister Mrs. C. Middleton of
Mrs. E. M. Crail, who has served as
during most of the year, many dairy­
highway in Juntura vicinity and Peach
ARE REDUCED.
county superintendent of schools for
RIVER BRIDGE.
men who had cows of low production
Iowa, a brother Elza Brown of Harney
grading contract.
three terms. Mrs. Claypool has lived in
county, two nephews Harry S. and
Jan. 7—58.000 pounds of Grimm alf­
When Representative-elect V. B. c‘;aEPd t0 ,mllk them and a number ®°ld
the county many years, teaching before
Glenn Brown of Diamond and two
alfa seed shipped from Nyssa.
Staples answers roll call at the special ihe!r herds' 50 that the voIume of *>ut-
Nyssa high opens a belated basket
Leaving his clothing and a bible nieces Miss Opal Brown and Mrs. J. C. ball season with the opening game Fri­ her marriage and after her husband's
Jan. 7—Thos. Welsh elected chairman session of the Oregon legislature which I terf:‘ t was ®“ shtly reduced, the total be-
of Big Bend Park association.
convenes January 3, in Salem, he will j
Pounds. This is the sec- bearing the inscription that It had been Bartlett of Ontario. All of the relatives day night at the Nyssa gym with Parma death some years ago.
Hugh L. Biggs, young attorney of On­
Jan. 14—Two state police officers take with him the knowledge that more i
time In the history of the institu- presented to J. A. Ringer by Louis except the sister came to Nyssa for the high. Since his return from Madras
tario, will succeed E. M. Blodgett of
located In county with headquarters in economy in state government is prefer­ tion there was a decrease n the volume | ohurch of Nyssa, Mr. Ringer ended his funeral services.
Monday, Coach John Young has been
Nyssa as district attorney. Mr. Blodgett
Ontario.
able to a sales tax to the majority of under the preceding year. Despite the life by jumping from the Ontario htgh-
putting the boys through their paces has completed the unexpired term of
decreased volum, however, due to reduc­ way bridge Monday evening. The man
M. A. PATTISON
Jan. 14—Vale becomes
marrying Malheur county people.
and believes they will be in fairly good
metropolis with 435 licenses issued in
M. A. Pattison, 80, father of Mrs. shape Friday in spite of prolonged holi­ the late Bruce R. Kester and was not a
According to Frank Morgan and At­ tions in wages and other items entering had been associated with the Pentecos­
candidate In the recent election. He
1931 as compared to 106 In 1930.
torney E. M. Blodegtt of Nyssa, who at­ into manufacturing cost, the expense tal faith and had been a frequent visit­ Lillian D. Bach of Kingman Kolony, days.
formrly served one term as district at­
Jan. 14.—Nyssa organizes Legion Post tended a special meeting of the Ontario of making butter. Ice cream, cheese, or here and in Ontario.
died in his sleep last Friday night at
Admission to all basket ball games
with C. L. McCoy, first commander, and Commercial club Tuesday night, most casin and dried milk did not Increase,
Mrs. Ringer and her two children the home of his granddaughter Mrs. has been reduced to 25 cents and 10 torney.
Mrs. Ora Hope of Vale succeeds C. C.
24 charter members. Auxiliary organized 0f those present did not favor the sales Wagner said.
came from their home in Emmett Tues- j Jas. I.ane. He was born in Bunker Hill, cents for grade students. Fans will see
“On the other hand, marketing costs day to Identify the clothing and bible Mo., and came west when a young m an.1 threc gam“ s pr^ ay night, clashes hav- Mueller, county treasurer for many
with Mrs. Howard Larsen, president.
I tax. H. C. Boyer and Otto Leuhrs of
second and years. Mr. Mueller was not a candidate
Jan. 14—Shea holes thru outlet half ; Ontario prsented the strongest negative were reduced and the average price paid Officers told her It would be futile to For many years he farmed In the vlcin- | ,ng been arranged ¡or
tunnel No. 1 on Owyhee project. Sets arguments, urging that at present the dairymen for butterfat during the en- drag the river for the body. She gave ity of Emmett. Surviving arc his daugh third strings. Third strings play at 7:15 for reelection and will retire to private
world record in tunnel run on Owyhee. I people pay all the taxes they can afford jtlre year was 19 1-2 cents per pound. her husband’s age as 35 but stated she ters Mrs. Bach and Mrs. Geo. Pollard p. m. and the second strings will follow, business In Vale.
Re-elected county officials, who will
Jan. 21—T. E. Conolly holes thru Inlet \ to pay. W. J. Pinney presided. Judge IAslde from the dairy products handled could give no reason for suicide as he of Portland, his grandson Rev. Walter the early start giving ample time for all
embark upon new terms next Tuesday,
Graham read the resolutions adopted by the cooperative, turkeys, poultry and was in good health and was not given D. Bach of North Powder and grand- three games.
half Tunnel No. 1, joins Shea sector.
are Roy Daley, county clerk; J. Edwin
eg8s were marketed for members.
Jan. 21—Ted Newell and Steve Regan by the county judges convention.
to worrying. He is a brother of Mrs. E. daughters Mrs. Lane and Mrs. C. Stall­
Nyssa’s hoop season was advanced on Johnson, engineer; and Sheriff C. W.
ings of Ogden, Utah.
E. Silkett of Ontario.
purchase Nyssa Grain Co.
The meeting also favored a reduction
account of the cold weather vacation, so Glenn, who la beginning his third suc­
COURT CHANGE PROPOSED
Nyssa Funeral home had charge of games will come close together during
Ringer left Emmett ChiA-mas night
Jan. 21—Spring lambing begins.
to $5 for 1933 auto license fee.
cessive term.
Jan. 21—Nyssa station shipments In­
Judge W. W. Wood has proposed two and was last seen in New Plymouth the services which were held Tuesday at January and February.
Attorney General I. H. Van Winkle
the
Baptist
church
in
Emmett.
Mr.
Pat­
Monday
morning.
Ontario
boys
return­
creased to 439 In 1931, gain 137.
terms
of
the
district
court
per
annum,
GRANGE BROADCASTS
held In an opinion Friday that officers
Jan. 21—Mrs. Karl Norvall, Pomona
in the Interest of economy, and Is now ing from a hike found his clothes and tison was laid to rest in Riverside cem­
may legally take over their new duties
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM presenting the proposal to the attorneys bible on the bridge and notified o f­ etery in Emmett by the side of his wife BETTY TENSEN AND
grange lecturer of Vale, receives first
Monday, a general holiday, but If they
who passed away about a year ago.
prize in national grange essay contest.
of the county in order to get their re­ ficers.
KATHERINE LEUCK
prefer they may assume such duties on
Radio
Station B G
(Boulevard action. He says that Harney and Grant
The bereaved families have the sym­
Jan. 28—$1,000,000 appropriated for
WIN HIGH AWARDS the next or any following day.
Grange) broadcasted a Christmas pro­ counties have for years succeeded In
pathy of friends in this community.
Owyhee, $20,000 for Vale.
WHO
HOLDS
NUMBERS
Jan. 28—County holds first land sale gram last Thursday night for the caring for their legal business with but
The highest award a girl scout can
grange and Cairo school. Pupils gave two terms each year.
FOR WILSON RADIO? BONDHOLDERS WANT
and sells 73 tracts.
BURGLARS TAKE
. n r i
—
receive, a golden eaglet pin, was pre-
Jan. 28—General and Terteling com­ m iijt readings, plays and music. Then
OTHERS
WIN
GIFTS
DRAINAGE AREA LEVY sented Scouts Betty Tensen and Kath-
CASH FROM EDER S
pany get North canal contracts on announcer Maurice Frakes called for
SUNSHINE DAIRY PASSES TEST
sermon by
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!rtne Leuck of Nyssa at an impressive
Feb. 2— Groundhog sees shadow— the following numbers:
H. C. McCoy, Idaho veterinarian,
Number 0847 will win the Baby Grand
Alleging that supervisors of the M a i-1 ceremony at the Parish Hall Tuesday
Frank Sherwood, the colored parson;
Burglars entered the Eder Hardware
Owyhee,
. . ,
..
. ... —
. . , made the regular tuberculin test of the
physical culture drill Steve Cox, bed- Sunshlne Dalry herd ,ast wpelc and | Philco radio at Wilson Drygoods, if the | heur Drainage district have neglected night, attended by the large local troop. store some time during the Christmas
more winter.
owner of a ticket bearing that number to make the necessary levy to pay inter- The processional was lead by the color week end and Monday a money sack
time
story.
Neil
Hoffman.
Time
cam
ejfound
nQ
reactors
Feb. 4—Shea completes lining in inlet
F. uluuc
W. Osterkamp,
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from the Ingersoll Watch cornpany ; owner_ ^
the
M calls for the radio within ten days from est on the bonds of the district due ______________
guard followed by
Miss Tensen,
Miss l containing about $32 was reported miss­
half Tunnel No. 5.
test made every six December 24. If not. the radio goes to next June Attorney W. E. Lees and J. D .1 Leuck
and Miss Margaret Hunt, first ing. Investigation revealed a search lor
d aJ1 patrons of the
Feb. 11—Big Bend grange entertains jokes on community folk aere told and months tQ saf
Number
0469,
the
second
ticket
drawn
Billingsley
of
Ontario
have
filed
a
pet-
[
Nyssa
girl
to
receive
the
eaglet
award,
progress of Santa’s trip from the North dalry
money but It U believed no merchandise
Nyssa Commercial club.
for the radio, or Number 0748, the third, ition with the county court requesting The pins werc presented by Mrs. Dick was taken. This la the second theft in
Feb. 25—Don Oraham receives war Pole was announced. Santa finally ar
number
drawn
that body to make the levy and place Tensen, chairman of the troop commit­ this setton within a week, the Floyd
rived and brought treats.
award from state Legion.
m b s . M c D o n a l d i l l
Edith Baird won the second prize of it on the tax rolls for 1932. Judge David
The grange will present tre play “The
Kreitz and Wm. Zahora homes at
Feb. 25—E. M. Blodgett appointed
, While preparing Christmas dinner, fered at w llson.s Christmas sale. $5 in F. Graham advised Thursday that the tee.
The three golden eaglet scouts com­ Adrian having been robbed of around
Troubles of Grandpa," in February.
(Continued on page 2)
Mrs. Alex McDonald was afflicted by merchandise: while Mrs. Wm. Hipp of
court had returned the petition lor ad­ pleted their work together but Miss $250 Tuesday week.
illness Sunday and suffered a slight Arcadia took the third, $2.50 in mer­
ditional data. The law provides that the Hunt was the first to enter a complete
stroke of paralysis. Dr. J. J. Sarazin was chandise. Mrs. Bernard Frost, Mrs. Fred
court must make the levy he declared.
application for the award. Require­
called. Mrs. McDonald seems lo be im­ Powell and H. E. Noah won the turkeys
ments call for at least three years of PUMPHOUSE BURNS
proving.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last
scout work, high moral character and
ICE HOOK SLASHES
AT COMPANY FARM
week.
completion of work for 21 merit badges
MRS. HOLLY PLANS
APPLE VALLEY MAN ¡of which fourteen must be: athlete,
Mrs. Olen Frizzell, leather purse from
Fire believed to have started from the
A successful Christmas shopping sea­
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: child nursa, citizenship, cook, dress-
TRIP TO CALIFORNIA RURAL MAIL MAN
exhaust of a gasoline engine destroyed
son came to a close here Saturday after­ Nyssa Pharmacy.
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maker,
first
aid,
health
winner,
home
Mrs. Ed. Warren, box of candy from
HITS FISHER CAR Fruit and Produce company Tuesday, nurse, hostess, laundress, pioneer, ram­ the pumphouse, water tank and two
noon with an immense crowd in town
Adrian—Mrs. Lizzie Holly will leave
Lee Bruno of Apple Valley was seriously bler and swimmer.
engines at the Eastern Oregon Land
for the drawing at the Nyssa Gift Ex­ Nyssa Pharmacy.
today to spend the remainder of the
Mrs. Chas. Paradis, fruit cake from winter with her daughter in California.
company ranch No. 3 last Tuesday
Mr. Chapman, Ontario mail carrier injured. The Ice hook caught in the
change sponsored by local merchants.
night. R. L. Patton, ranch foreman, dis­
The crowd assembled early and by 3 Swan Bakery.
CHRISTMAS BABIES ARRIVE
A very enjoyable Yuletide program who covers the route Just north of Nys- muscle of his leg and inflicted a severe
Christy Minton, electric frost shield was given by the students of the King- sa. drove Into a car driven by Oeorge i cut. He is In a serious condition. This Is
o'cloak, the street In front of the Swan
Santa arrived early in the Klaas Hart covered the blaze soon after It started
Fisher of Big Bend late Christmas even- the first mishap which has occured home near Nyssa and Friday left a but It had gained too much headway for
building was blocked. Over 10.000 from Powell Service Station.
man Kolony school Friday evening.
Ira B. Ward, pail of honey given by
coupons had been collected by the var­
The Wm. Gibson, Lora Pillsbury, and ing. Both cars were wrecked, the mis- since since the storage of river ice be- baby boy for two delighted young par­ control. The loss was oovered by ln-
ious shoppers about town, each and "Honey" Foster.
ents. Christmas morning he left twin sura nee.
Frank Miller families of Big Bend. Mrs. hap occurlng near the Frank Morgan gan several weeks ago.
Frank Rambaud, $2 in credit at Lib­ Lizzie Holly and the J. E. Holly family farm. The highway was covered with
every one good for a chance on the
baby girls at the Jess Pullen home in
tokens of good will given by merchants erty theatre.
Leslie McClure and his brother of the
Apple Valley. A bit late for Christmas
PARMA-NYSSA
GOLF
enjoyed a Christmas party at the D. T. ice which made driving difficult.
Oeorge Ray. Chenille rug from Nor
of the city.
Holly home Saturday night. The Mil­
/ - i i i d \A/II I F I F C T ¡but on Tuesday he left a boy at the C. Nyssa bakery have been U1 this week.
C L U B W I L L L L L L I >8 Hftle hQme Npedlesg ^ say the Hales Relatives from CaldweU have been as-
Opening the drawing with a few dale Furniture compay and $1 In theatre lers and Hollys had Christmas dinner JORDAN VALLEY SEEKS CHANGE
Jordan Valley and Adrian people have
words of appreciation of the Christmas tickets,
were also delighted with their first boy. ¡slstlng Mrs. McClure In the bakery.
at the J. E. Holly home.
Parma-Nyssa Oolf club will hold the
Mae Keizer, silk hose from Caldwell’s
business received here, Frank T. Mor­
Mr. and Mrs. Rose of Payette were presented petitions to the county court
annual
meeting
for
the
purpose
of
elect-
gan, secretary of the commercial club. store.
holiday guests In the R. C. Enos home. requesting the return of George K aylor,
Les Ernest, set of safety frost shields
to local supervision of the improvement j *n8 a new board of directors Friday
had charge. Women won delightful
of the Nyssa-Jordan Valley market night, January 13. at the Idaho Power
gifts, a man won his Christmas turkey, from Norcott Service station.
MUCH
SNO)
¡
FALLS
_ _ , .road. They allege that maintenance has company office In Parma. Fred M.
Stanley Ray, auto cigar lighter from
another the down payment on a per­
IN IRONSIDE AREA not been as satisfactory the past year Johnston, club secretary, was over Sat-
manent wave, one boy a Christmas gift Hoxle Oarage.
as under Mr. Kaylor’s supervision. The urday to invite Nyssa members to at­
Dick Young, polish kit from Law-
for his dad. Choice of the gifts was
While William Elnzlg secretary to the work no hardship on any of the coun­
Ironside—About a foot of snow cov- | Journal was advised today that a slm- tend. He called at The Journal office.
given each lucky person. Winners, In the j rence Service Station,
state board of control. Is preparing to ties. Experience of the past year, how­
order of winning, follow.
I W. E. Walters. $2 credit on "our best ered the Ironside region the forepart of liar request will be made to the state
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frost spent ask the legislature to fasten greater res­ ever, has proven the bills to be highly
Mrs Ed. Warren, percolating urn |$5 permanent wave at Owyhee Beauty the week. With much wind, it has drift- highway commission
Christmas with Supt. and Mrs. Wm. ponsibility onto the several counties In Ineffectual as revenue producers from
ed and made some of the side roads
shop.
from Idaho Power company.
Fraser in Payette.
the matter of coUectlng from Indlvld- private sources although they have suc­
Warren McHargue. $2 credit at Dr. E. hazardous for motor travel.
RITCHEYS IN WRECK
Carl Seaburn, electric toaster from
Miss Ruth Miller's pupils gave a fine
Miss Eulalia Shaffer arrived from uala under the ward" bills enacted by ceeded In relieving the state of a con­
D. Norcott’s dental shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Ritchey and Mrs. Rita
Baldridge Implement company.
W. S. Adams, 2-year subscription to Christmas program Thursday night. Cunningham
escaped serious injury Pocatello Friday and her brother I «she the 1931 session, county official* on the siderable burden of expense by passing
Dick Young, $2 in credit at Liberty
Saturday Miss Miller left for her home when their car skidded off the Icy came from Myrtle. Ida., to spend the other hand have served notice of their it back onto the counties.
The Gate City Journal.
theatre.
Malheur county alone has paid the
1 highway near Arcadia Saturday and holidays at the parental Wm. Schaffer Intention to seek repeal of the bill*, or
Artie Robertson, $2 credit at Nyssa In Big Bend.
W. C Richardson, turkey from Nyssa
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hinton and turned turtle. Mrs. Ritchey suffered home In the Kolony.
at least that portion which Imposes a state $2500, $3.06835 Is still owing and
Oraln Company.
Packing company.
R. H. Martin, spark starter for Model daughters came from Orandvlew. Ida., minor bruises and was attended by Dr.
c e d i Caldwell arrived Tuesday from charge on the counties for the non- the small sum of only $68 has been paid
Christy Minton, child * wagon from
to
spend
the
holidays
at
the
parental
H.
A
Ford,
from
Hoxle
Oarage
J
J.
Farazln.
The
Ritcheys
Uve
on
the
Wilmington,
Cal., for a visit with his|vlolent lM»ne patient# In a sUte lnstl- by Individuals. So far as Malheur coun­
Oolden Rule.
H. D Holmes. Christmas dinner for C. Elms home. Mrs. Elms Is much bet- Bodmer Island near town,
father T. J. Caldwell who has been feel- I tutlon. Records In the office of the ty Is concerned, the law transferring the
Wm. 8chireman, blanket from Wilson
ter.
two at Schweizer Cafe.
lng poorly for several weeks. Chas. M. !board °* contr°l show that of $346,573 cost from the state to the county, has
Drygoods.
Nick Smlt of Arcadia, $2 credit ln ( Mrs. Ann* D. S Pratt and Mrs
COUNTY GAINS MUCH LAND
Caldwell also returned from Kent, collected and payable under the prov- proved a serious boomerang and It
Oeorge Adams, sled from Eder Hard­
lslons of the act* to date, only $88364, should be repealed.
trade at Boise-Payette Lbr. Co.
Eugene Pratt left Friday for Willamette
When the sheep and cattle business Wa, h Tuesrfav
ware.
or lees than one-fourth, has been paid
comes back, Malheur county will be
Pieter Tensen, shave, shampoo and vaUey.
Hugh Olasgow, towel set from WUson
Mrs. C. L. McCoy and children and by Individuals, wheress $261,200 has
Convalescent from a major operation,
hair cut at Bertsch Barber shop.
| The A. R. Van Bure ns spent Christ- ready with a vast acreage of range land,
Drygoods.
Cora Hatfield, child’s shoes fr o m ,mas with Mrs. Joe Lingle at Frultland in fact, the largest acreage in any coun­ Mrs. McCoy’s Mother Mrs. Marie King been p«,vwd on to the counties for the Franklin Fry was able to return horns
Alice Leavitt, 10-lb. pall of lard from
on Christmas from the Ontario hos­
Caldwell's store.
! Mrs. Win Kiser and daughter of John ty In Oregon Malheur county has taken spent Christmas in Boise with Mr. and care of their non-vtolent Insane
Wilson Grocery.
over 285,996 acres of non-tillable grazing Mrg- Marshall Spell and family Mrs
Sponsors of the measures before the pital. He Is reported doing nicely.
8.
D.
Bigelow
$2
credit
at
Larsen
Day with Mrs. Bruce Lofton.
Lsobel Sarazin. box of candy from
last legislature explained that the
Oarage.
Katherine Dickson. Norma White and land In tax freclosures Harney county Kln« remained in Boise,
Rosebud Pool ha 11
Happy New Year to our reader*.
Ontario Music club Is sponsoring a charge against the counties for the care
Alta Campbell. $2 In credit at Pinker- Hazel Duncan are heme from Ontario has 181,000 acres, Deschutes 152.608.
Fred Marshall, sack of flour from
countywide music contest which will be of non-violent Insane was Included only
We of The Journal family feel
ton Hemstitching Shop
j for vacation.
Eder Grocery.
blessed that we are able to continue
She—We must keep our engagement held In April. AU music student* are In­ ss a determent to the dumping of
Mrs Mary Fisher. Health cereal from
The Raleigh Van Burens were In Bak-
Mrs E Phillips. doll buggy from Kozy
vited to enroll and take part. Forty-five "harmless indigente" onto the state un­
In our weekly service to each and all
a
secret
until
after
Christmas,
dear.
Nyssa
Flour
Mill.
¡er
Saturday.
Cafe.
of you. We wish you all the happi­
events are divided Into voice, piano, der the Insane committments Non­
He—But, why, sweethear’ ?
W. C. Richardson, raisins from Wll-1 The Floyd Whit*. Orville Nichols, E.
Mr*. Don Oraham, ham from WUson
ness the holiday* can pour forth
She—Because the other boys won't violin, wind, orchestra, wind ensemble violent insane, It was explained, con­
son Orocery.
J Beam. Raleigh Van Buren and Her-
Orocery
upon you and prosperity in the New
Klaas Stem. Health cereal from Nys- i bert Van Cleave families attended the give me any Christinas presents If they and vocal groups. Chas Wsddlngham Is stituted only a small portion of the In­
Mrs. John Scam. Jr.. I-lb. can of cof­
supervisor.
Year.
sane population and the charge would
know I am engaged.
(Continued an page •)
dance at Unity Saturday night.
fee from Eder Grocery.
STAPLES HEARS
LOCAL TAX TALK
BIBLE IS SOLE
SUICIDE CLUE
NYSSA HOOPSTERS
MEET PARMA HIGH
in?j.f ye
Merchants Play Santa To Shoppers
W h o W in Forty-four Fine Gifts Here
Counties Go After Ward Bill,
Help State A t County Expense