GATE CITY iüURNAL, THURSbAV, -TUNÉ 15, 1933
Sunday evening at the country home of
Mrs. Robert Vest and Mrs. Grover Vest,
aunts of the bride. The ring ceremony
was used with the Rev. Floyd E. White,
Nyssa pastor, officiating. The cere­
mony was performed under the locust
trees In full bloom. Mis. Robert Vest
and Dr. W W. Jones, of Jordan Valley,
father of the groom . were attendants.
Immediately after the ceremony, a
Miss Peggy Vest, ot Eugene, became
wedding supper was served. Among the
the bride of Curtis C. Jones of Jordan
guests was Mrs. Louis Aczuenaga of
Valley at a pretty wedding solemnized
Boise, sister of the groom.
After a visit in Boise, Mr. and Mrs.
Jones will return to Eugene where they
will make theii home. Both are grad­
uates of the University of Oregon.
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Nyssa Aerie
CIVIC CLUB
Jordan Valley
Youth Is W ed
A t Vest Home
F. O. E. No. 2134
Meets Wed. Night at Eagles Hall
Visiting Eagles Welcome
R. C. Shelton, President
Don M. Graham, Secretary
Children will give a pageant, dir­
ected by Mrs. Dick Tensen, at the June
j meeting of the civic club next Wed­
nesday, when Mrs. Dewey Ray’s div-
ision will be hostesses. Tea will be ser­
ved at the close.
j
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dugger are camp­
ing at Sturgill Bar near Huntington
where Dugger has Joined a party of
prospectors.
McDERMITT LADIES
ENJOY 500 PARTY
McDermitt—Mrs. Archie Meyers held
open house last Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. L .M. Simpson. Guests were Mes­
dames C. Reeves, Geo. and Chester
Wilkinson. Joe Ugarrlza. Clara Baber,
Addle Sullivan, Paul Thompson, Wm.
Minor, Joe Larribeau, Joe Lyon, A. C.
Paynton, Pete Arano, Jim Olavarria,
Jim Baber, J. Bankofler, Emila Bout-
yette, Mary Lasa, Misses Freda Wilkin­
son and Julia Lauclrica. Four tables of
500 were enjoyed and a luncheon at the
close.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harper were In
from their ranch last week.
The Bankofiers were In town Thurs­
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baber returned to
Sparks, Nev., after several days here.
Misses Carmen Urlezaga and Eloise
Lyon visited Margaret Bengoa on Jack-
son creek: Wednesday.
Mrs. Kenneth Cogbum and Mrs. C.
McCormick were in Winnemucca last
week.
OREGON TRAIL GETS
JUNE 10, 1933
TO THE LAND OWNERS OF KINGMAN COLONY DRAINAGE DISTRICT
Ray Garrison Is
‘33 HOOP PENNANT
CORN GROWERS FROM COLLEGE SPEND THURSDAY NIGHT AT GARRISON FARM NEAR NYSSA
— ■**-“ $
OREGON COLLEGE STUDENTS MAKE W ORLD’S FAIR T R IP
Fair Bound With
College Farmers
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrison en­
tertained nineteen students and two
professors from Oregon State college
at dinner Thursday night and break­
fast the following morning. Their
guests had earned
sufficient money
from a corn-raising project at the col­
lege to finance a trip to the world’s
fair and they were Chicago bound. Ray
Garrison, son of the hosts, was a mem­
ber of the corn club and from Nyssa
accompanied the party when they left
for the east Friday morning.
j
The com growers are traveling by
bus and will visit a number of eastern
colleges en route.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell McKennon of
Ontario and Kenneth McNall were also
guests at the dinner.
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W ANT ADS
C. BLOKKER Please call at Journal
office for two complimentary tickets
to “Strangers in Love" Saturday night
attraction at Nyssa Liberty Theatre.
PRIVATE VIOLIN INSTRUCTION—
The undersigned Supervisors of the Kingman Colony Drainage District, act­
Miss Bernice Vorhies, accredited
ing as an Auditing Committee, have made an audit of the Treasurer’s books
Oregon Trail school
received the
covering the past fiscal year, as provided by law, submit their report as follows: county grade school basket ball pen­ teacher, Nyssa, Ore. June 15*
nant Thursday from Mrs. Kathryn
TRI AL
BALANCE
FOR SALE—Forty acre farm, 6-room
Claypool, school superintendent. This
house, large bam, berries, 10-acre
Close of Business June 6, 1933
is the third consecutive pennant for
orchard, rest In hay and grain. Clear
Dr.
Cr.
the Trail as she won the title in 1931,
title, $4500. NICK LIMMER, Emmett,
1932 and 1933.
Advertising .....................................- ...................... - ..... $ 1127*10
or see H. B. Earp hear Emmett, Ida.
Boys who composed the line-up were
Bonds outstanding .....................................................
_
$ 34,000.00
John and Nicholas Van Zelf, Paul LADIES—We wish to announce that
Bond Fund ...................................................................... _
123
Bond Coupon paid ........................- .........................— 32,850.00
Johnston, Barclay and Billie Wilson,
we have DeWans Permanent HAIR
County of Malheur ............................................. - ...... 30,008.94
Gilbert Holmes, Wilson Keck and Leo REMOVER for sale at $2 per package.
Drainage Tax Record ................................................
95,554.15
Land.
Their
coach and teacher i s ' You can pleasant ;y and safely remove
Drainage System .......................................................
55,554.33
Albert Hopkins, Eastern Oregon Nor- j that objectionble growth of hair upon
Emergency Fund .........................................................
2.55
mal letterman. The boys are looking the lip or cheek. OWYHEE BEAUTY
Emergency ....... ............................................ - ..............
18103
Expense
......................................- ............................... 2,485.58
forward to a successful season next SHOP, Nyssa.
Interest and Discount .................................................. 1,198.74
year.
Interest paid on warrants ........................................... 1,752.44
FOR SALE—Span of horses and har­
Maintenance Fund .......................................................
103.81
ness, 1400 and 1500 pound. $50. W. B.
Maintenance .................................................................. 2,754.22
CAPTURES BIG SNAKE
Material .................................... ....................................
340,>57
With his hands, Don Graham caught Larkin, 1S4 miles south of Nyssa on
Malheur County Bank (Claim) .................................
137.25
a vicious looking snake at the river Bridge Island. Pd. 1 time June 8.
Profit and Loss ..............................................................
160.49
Saturday. It is a large reptile, five feet
Salary and Office Expense
.................................... 3,753.36
Salary and Office Expense Fund ................................
2.51
long, green in color with yellow trim.! FOR RENT—Modem, 4-room house;
semi-modern 4-room house. See Wil­
Warrants outstanding ..............................................
2,046.00 He says it looks vicious but is not
dangerous and Is probably a member son Bros., City.
$131,400.15
$131,400.15 I of the water snake family. It may be
FOR SALE—Weaner pigs; wanted cat­
[seen at the Nyssa Realty company.
tle for
pasture. Felton Duncan,
Nyssa. June 22 Pd.
RECEIPTS FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE 6, 1933
Court House Filings
$
6671
FOR SALE—Nearly new No. 4 stock
June 7, 1932, Cash in bank .................................................................
817.44
County Treasurer (Taxes paid in) .....................................................
watering tank.
Call
at
Payette
19.61
Malheur County Bank Dividend No. 2 ..........................................
Creamery. June 14P.
750.00
Discount on bonds ...............................................- ..............................
Heal Estate Transfers Recorded
$ 1,653.76
Total receipts ........................................................................
FOR SALE—Hay, $3 In the shock.
United States to Samuel J. Harbison,
Owyhee Realty Co., R. J. Davis, man­
EXPENDITURES FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE 6, 1933
Lot 5, Sec. 33. Lot 22, Sec. 34-17-47, ager.
Advertising ............................................................
$
10,80
cont. 32.28 acres. 5-23-33.
Bonds paid ....................................................................
William MacMaster to Kamail In­ FOR RENT—One of best houses in
Interest paid ..... ......................... - ...............................
76 88
vestment Co. Metes and bodnds in the town. 7 rooms, lawn, shad#, etc. Owy­
Material ..........................................................................
H 5
NWViNWV. Sec. 8-18-47. 5-12-31. $10. hee Realty Co.
Emergency ................................................. .-.................
22.56
Maintenance ................................................................
89.35
C. W. Glenn, Sheriff) to M. E. War­
Salary and Office Expense ..........................................
330.92
ren, Lots 15, 16, 17, and 18, Blk. 2, Villa FOR RENT—1 four-room house with
fine garden spot. See Jack Lynch,
Park Add. Ontario. 6-6-33. $63.11.
Total expenditures ........................................$1,537.66
June 1*
A. E. Nichols et al to W. D. Stewart Nyssa.
Cash in bank June 6, 1933 ..........................................
116.10
Lots 4 and 5, Blk 20, Ontario, 5-15-33. FOR SALE—Feed wheat 80 cents per
Total expenditures and cash ...........................................................................$1,653.76 $1500.
hundred 1S4 miles east of Owyhee
C. W. Glenn, Sheriff to Malheur bridge, A. D. Moses. June 20 Pd.
Respectfully submitted,
County, Balance unsold lands in 1927
FRANK T. MORGAN tax foreclosure. 6-7-33.
FOR SALE or trade—Purebred Hol­
stein bull 18 months old, dam 400 lbs.
Malheur Land Co., to Security Sav­
ROBT. R. OVERSTREET
ings and Trust Co., SUNWV.SW‘4, butter per year, 11 nearest dams 1132
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Supervisors
W H SEiiSW ti,
Sec. 14,
NEV1NEV1, lbs. F. O. Holmes, Nyssa. May 25 Pd.
Correct Attest:
Sec. 25-15-42; SWUSE1-4, Sec. 19,
FRANK D. HALL, Secretary-Treasurer
SWViNEti except 10 acre tract in NE CALLING CARDS, 100 In box, printed
In any type you like for $1, panel
corner, NilSWV,, SE’ iSWVi, W ttSEK,
Sec. 30. NW tiSEl-4
and SEV4SEl-4, card $1.25 at the NYSSA JOURNAL.
SW ti, Sec. 32-15-43, excepting metes
and bounds in the SWVi, Sec. 32; SE'-i
Seel. 4. NcSE'i, Sec. 8, Jamieson Acre­
age Tr. No. 108, Jamieson Acreage
Just Installed a
Tracts Nos. 109, 110, 111, 118, 119, 121,
122 to 128 inc., 136, 137, 140 to 167 Inc.,
NEW MACHINE for 1
Lots 12, 13, and 14, Blk. 13, Blks. 3 and
19, Lots 1 to 8 Inc. and Lots 13 to 20 inc.
TREATING
Blk. 7, Jamieson, N54NE14, W >4SWVI­
SEED
GRAIN
NE Si, NWSi, SWS4 (except N >4 NE SI -
SW4)
SS4SS4SE1-4SES1, Sec. 16;;
Cleaning and treating at g
NESi (except portion south and west of
reasonable rates— give g
R. R.) ' E'4SWSi, S'4SWSlSWSi, SS4-
N H SWSi SW1 -4, Sec. 22, portion of
us a call.
NESi NWSi north and east of R. R. in
W e also make Chicken |
Sec. 26-16-43. 3-24-33. $18,500.00.
Charles Garrison et ux to Lotta E.
Scratch from your
PhPillips. All that portion of the SESi
own grain.
of Sec. 1-20-46, lying east of right of
Jiff
way of Owyhee Ditch Co., ditch, cont.
Flour, Feed and Cereal j=
90.35 acres. 6-3-33. $1.
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Group of agricultural engineering students at Oregon State college leaving the campus on 5500 mile bus
trip to the Chicago W orld’s fair and return. From left—Clyde Walker, W . J. Gilmore and R. N. Lunde, facul­
ty members: Acel Garlinghouse, Halfway; Henry Scott, Roseburg; Andrew Schmidt, Redmond; Norman
Harrang, Foster; Ivan Branton, Dixonville; Ivan Weikel, Roseburg; Irwin Kreuke, Nspa, Cal.; Hazen Sand-
wick, Redmond; Henry Collin, Orosi, Cal.; Francis Morganroth, Portland; Arnold Ebert, Echo; Howard
Hansen, Redmond; Donald Robinson, Corvallis; Olaf Anderson, Grants Pass and Everett Davis, St. Paul,
Neb. Three men not in the picture, Ray Garrison, Nyssa; Keith Chamberlain, Mosier, and Wilbur Travis,
Roseburg, are also making the trip.
I O REGON STATE COLLEGE,
'Corvallis, June—Earning their way
in advance by means of a student
farm project, a group of students in
agricultural engineering from here
are now enroute with two faculty
members on a month-long bus trip
which will take them to a national
convention of agricultural engineers
and to the world’s fair for engineer­
ing week late in June.
j Conceiving the idea of such a trip
.a year ago, the students rented a
30-acre young walnut orchard and
interplanted it with field corn. They
tended the corn till school was out
and then hired it cultivated through
the summer, returning in the fall to
harvest an excellent crop on which
they cleared $300. T o this was add-
ed various donations mostly from
farm equipment companies which
totaled enough to finance the trip
with only about a $10 contribution
from each man making the tour.
^ Eacuity members gave Whole-
Quality
CLEANERS
This being economy
year, let us brighten up
that hat, refresh that
suit, dress or coat. You
will like our work.
hearted support to the idea because
of the educational value of the trip
which will take the party into the
heart of the agricultural machinery,
industry, provide visits to other col-
leges and universities enroute, and
permit attending the national con­
vention of the American Society ot
Agricultural engineers—all in addi*i
tion to the visit to the world’s fait,
itself, i . j ^ . ,
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For the Hayfield?
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Repairs!
Repairs!
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Boise
Get your JOHN DEERE MOWER and RAKE
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Dyers
Repairs at—
Representative calls in
Nyssa, Parma and Vale
every week.
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