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===== VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL STARTED ON SEPTEMBER .....ja-, a-™ J- í- Evans who will visit at the parental ; home. J Mrs. C. E. Amidon and sen Tom ' visited in Meridian on Sunday. W ant Ads GRAND JURY REFUSES T O INDITE DEMPSEY -* • ¡0 r Harney counties. Write today, Raw leigh C„ Dept. O R I-lia SB, Oak land. Cklif. 9. S, 4tp. Nyssa. Oregn. Sept 5 pd. FOR SALE—80 head of Rambou- FOR SALE—Alfalfa seed at Frank lette-Liivcoln cross bred bucks. T R U C K IN O —Coal, wood, grain, A. Miller ranch. Adrian. Oregon. Priced right. George G. Lee. Melba. produce, gravel, and. livestock, Idaho. 8-8-3tp. j 9-5-3tp. anything moving. We’ll haul It P.- T. A. BOARD Valley View—School began Mon HUGH GLASGOW , W ANTED— f o r Rawleigh anywhere. The August grand jury, meeting FOR SALE— Holstein Bull, from the M E N day September 2 with Miss Eleanora ELECTS OFFICERS AT last week, refused to indict George routes in east Baker, Wallowa and Phone 36F3. tf Weiser Institute herd. Eligible for Beers formerly of Jamieson in Dempsey, who has been held in jail registration. Gene Pratt. Nyssa. 5 3p l ONTARIO SATURDAY j { in charge of the lower grades and Mias Vale for the past two months, for Elsie Walters in charge of upper the death of John Morgan. Dempsey FOR SALE— Concord giapes. Mrs. | grades. The Malheur County P T . A . ! had been charged with killing Mor- I Sarah Whipple. 5-19pd. F. M. Keith is on a business trip Board of Managers met at the On gan by hitting him over the head F O R SALE—Grapes, 5 varieties that will take him to Salem. tario High School Saturday, Aug-1 with a club. No indictment was ready now Mrs. C. B Short. Everett Wisdom prepared t h e ust 31. County chairmen elected found against Manuel Aburuisa of school building for the opening of were Mrs. W ill J. Roberts, legisla- ) Jordan Valley, charged with violat FOR SALE—Fine sheep pasture for school. [ lion; Mrs. Victoria Schweiaer, publi- ing the grazing act. There are two things to consider when buying insurance . . . j small band, plenty of water and G e t Officers foe the upper grades fori cation; Miss Mildred Olson, litera- j Ira Thomas of Weiser was indict | good shade See Owyhee Realty Co. First— Is it safe insurance? . . . and Secondly—W hat is it go the coming year are president, j tore; Mrs. M. L. Judd, resolutions; I ed for embezzlement and George 9-5-ltp. | Glenn Downs; vice president. M ari- Mrs. Wm. Laxson, juvenile protec- j Jacksn of Payette for rape. A total ing to cost me? Let us show you where we can absolutely save you nus Snilt; news collector. Paul tlon; and Mrs. M. C. Imler, Health, j of 15 true bills were returned, but SHARPENED—Saws and tools of all from 20 ; to 481-3 per cent on your Insurance and at llie same Davis: librarian. Wanda Keith. Other county officers include Mrs. ! not all were announced. kinds. Kalsomining and plaster lime, give you insurance that is SAFE and SANE . . .Insurance The Valley View P.-T. A. meets M. M. Greellng, president; Mrs. E. j ing. Andrew McGinnis. Spt. 5-8tp Friday evening, September 6. Every H. Brumbach, vice-president; Mrs. in a company with nearly $5,000.000 policy Holders surplus. TU E SD AY BRIDGE CLUB FOR SALE- Young Jersey bull, one is urged to be present. Irwin Troxell, secretary; Mrs. Mr. anc' Mrs. Frank Melcher have Franklin Fry, treasurer; Edwin G. I eligible to registration. C. M. moved to their residence in Ontario, j Rogers membership; Mrs R. L. I Mrs. Artie Robertson entertained Beaumont. 9-5 2 tp. "The Fanner's Own Co-Op" Mr. and Mis. T. H. Brewer and Haworth, program; Albert Hopkins, me Tuesday bridge club with a nice LEASE—Service Station in family returned from Stanton, publicity; Mrs. Chas. Johnson, chile, party for their first fall meeting FOR Phone 26 Nyssa ^ Idaho, Nyssa to responsible parties. S.e and brought Mrs. Mandrene welfare; Supt. J. L. Turnbull, mag- after a vacation during the summer azine; E. M. Hauser, 4-H Club; and months. Mrs. Ernest Wilson won Pete Dear. 9-5-2tp. Mrs J, B. Smith, historian. j f,rst prize and Mrs. Dewey Ray, FOR SALE—Two room concrete “ T a lk o v er you r In su ra n ce P ro b lem s w illi D o n " The second Saturday of October I second house. 12x20 feet, with one or two and April was set by the Beard of lots. Inquire Pete Dear. 9-5-2tp. Managers as the meeting date of the Malheur Council of Parents and FOR SALE—Two row bean cutter Teachers. In good condition. Conrad M artin .1 The following committee was Kingman Kolony. Phone 54F4. 4pA29 named by the president to arrange FOR SALE— 12 white face bucks for the meeting place for the Coiui- j 25 YEARS AGO IN NYSSA quire at Journal office. 2tp. cil on Saturday. October 12; Albert We Are IN THE MARKET For your Clover and A lfalfa Seed Sure Protection at Lower Cost your seamless bags from Al Thompson Nyssa Realty Co. Delicious YES, SIR! Our meat» are truly delicious, only the very best of meats are sold over our counter. EAT MORE MEAT NYSSA PACKING CO. NYSSA OREGON The Gate City Journal YOUR HOME NEWSPAPER Nothing you read in the public print is so close to your heart as the hometown newspaper. It tells you each week about your friends, relatives, acquaintances. Many times their comings and goings are of small moment but to you and me— closely associated with them now or in earlier days— they mean a lot in helping us to enjoy life, which, after all, is measured largely by our con tacts with our fellowmen. Also the home-town newspaper — The Gate City Journal — keeps y o u informed about myriad other happenings of importance, includ ing reports of clubs, womens’ organizations, local sports, church affairs, county and city gov ernmental affairs, farming problems— these and many other topics arc covered each week. Years Ago I Hopkins of Oregon Trail, Mrs. J. D. As Taken From Journal Files FOR SALE— Alfalfa seed. Bennett of Ontario, and Miss Elsie south of Kingman Kolony Walter of Valley View. house. J. G. Lane. 8-22-3tp. The committee named to re-study A young man by the name of and adjust the by-laws for approval of the Board include Mrs. Will J. Mitchell Hughes was arrested by FOR SALE—Hay by the load. See Carl Kuhheier, 'fc mile east of Roberts of Ontario. Mrs. Irwin Henry Fields in Nyssa Wednesday Troxell of Ontario, and Mrs. Victoria morning for stealing horses in Cald- Kingman Kolony School. 8-22-4tp. mell and Boise. Schwelzer of Owyhee. Those in attendance from this S. D. Bigelow and family from the FOR SALE—Clover seed, vibrator recleaned. T T. Elliott Kingman part of the county were Mr. and Big Bend were in the city Tuesday. Mrs. Albert Hopkins and Mrs. John Lynch returned home Mon- Kolony 3t Aug 22 • Franklin Fry of Oregon Trail, Mrs. | day from Wyoming, where he has F ilm s D ev elo p ed F R E E A n y size M. M. Greeling and Mrs. C. C. Cot ¡been spending the summer. K o d a k p rin t 5c. ton of Kingman and Mrs. Victoria Mr. and Mrs. Farmer r e t u r n e d ___ Schweizer o f Owhyee. Monday from Seven Devils, Id a h o.! ---------- where Mr. Farmer has been doing j Radio Service and Tubes. I engineering work. ; H. L. Weideman, Nyssa, 3 miles G F .T C I T I Z E N S H I P P A P E R S Robert Van Gilse and Dick Ten- j South on highway Aug: l-2tp. j sen were attending business in On- - L ~_ . ------— IT 'tario Tuesday FOR S A L E -7 high grade Holstein Eight applicants for citizenship received their final papers last week Liberal premiums together w ith 1 COW8: 1 heavy Springer wei« ht ; in a hearing before Judge Charles handsome embossed ribbons are o f 1490. 5 years old. Geo. W. Benton. j W. Ellis. Those receiving their final fered for the various exhibits at the papers were, Louis Johnson, Sweden, Malheur County Fair at Ontario the 'Nyssa; Felix Eiguren. Spain, Jordan 27, 28, 29 and 30th of September. Valley; Patrick McDonough, Ire The grounds are fenced, the grand land. Ontario; Remijo Arrien, Spain. stand practically completed and the \ Jordan Valley; Mrs. Antje Petro- stables for the livestock are being nnella Kat. Holland, Vale; Elizabeth | constructed. June and Herbert Skea Corrigall, Tom Lowe blew in home from Scotland. Westfall. Mrs. Sadie Clieadle, Canada. Saturday. He says ! Johnson of Rlverdale, who had lost he began to smell frost up there so her citizenship by marriage, had it strong that he decided to come back reslorecl. home. The Owyhee Mercantile company] stock arrived Monday. They will t handling the groceries over the counter In a day or two. THEATRE ONTARIO Sunday-Monday-T uesday Septem ber 8, 9, 10 ! That Know HOW THE BEST is the Cheapest ' When you build or re-model, be sure your plumbing U of the best. 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