The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, February 13, 1936, Image 4

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GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1:1, 1036
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I nett, Und. H lnt. In Lots 29 and S'" 9C 7-19-43. 2-6-36 *3310.
V. nday mommg.
st»’->. Bull calf; ’ 70 e— Char
Blit 4. Hadley’s 2nd Addn Vale; SEk
Marriage License
On Sunday afternoon most of the Incubator. IC'roecne Autom..
SWV48E14, Lot 7. Sec 8 Gordon C. Morris and R. Gen- men In town armed themselves with bi joder, child bed and dri ;er. N
Heal Estate Transfers Becurded BW<4,
NWKNE14, NELtNWli, SWVINES evleve Adkln3. 2-7-38.
-i .els and went out to where the D".mmU.k. Owyhee
Ftbl3-J7
Abble D. Bennett to John K Ben­ SEWNAVV.
ONTARIO, OREGON
Lots 1-2-3-44. EV»3WV.
| toad was blocked. Tnty shoveled a FOR SALE- E1U Triumph set
nett, Und. H int. ln EwSEl*, 8E *- Sec. 7; EV1SWV1
Complaint
See
8.
Lot
1
and
NEVi, WViSE*. Sec. 7; W8\VV*
Hattie J. Reed vs Paul N. Reed. 2- , track clear and by evening the road potatoes, grown from Nebr*. 1 .
j war open for traffic.
Sec 8; WUNW*. Sec. 17, NEk. N“*- NEV.NWV., 6C 18-18-43. SEViSEV. 8-36. Divorce.
Spec!.J zing in Watch Repairing, all kinds of Jewelry Repairing.
Jack Deary brought eight head of Blue tag certified seed. Jake Fischti
SE1. Sec. 18-18-43.: 1-3-38. »10. | Sec. 1-16-42. Metes und bounds In
Petition
Diamonds Remounted While you wait
John E. Bennett to Abble D Ben- 1 Lot 1. Blk 11, Ong lowiiSHe of Vale Estate of L. Eachus, Deed 2--S-36 cattle from the Circle Bar. He deliv­ 2-13-4tp.
11-3-38 »10
ered them to the N-Bar-N Ranch FOR SALE—Electric Cons.!' Sew­
Assumed Name
O as ton Dleundonne et ux to Roy Frank T. Morgan assumes “Nyssa which was purchased by N C Lod^c ing Machine Never used Mrs. A
Prices Reasonable
Mr. Lodge bought the Circle Bar
J. Smith et ux Lots 1 to 3 Inc. Blk. Investment Company." 21-1-38.
Febl3-pd.
tattle and Iron and these are some A. Mr.zac.
R O X Y - Fri. Sat- 72 Ontario 1-25-36 »1.
Estimates Cheerfully Given
cattle that were missed when the FOR SALE--Babv chicks and b ib
Edna
E.
Brandon
et
vlr
to
John
JORDAN
VALLEY
ISOLATED
other cattle were delivered.
turkeys, all popular breeds. Cu -
BIG 3 HOUR SHOW Barkley. Lots 30-31-32, Blk 9, Had­
Mrs. John Horn, who recently tom hatching. Cain's Hatcher;
Richard Dix in
FOR FOUR DAYS THIS WEEK went
ley’s Ard Addn. Vale. 2-1-36. »10.
the railroad to visit her Opposite Post Office, Ontario, Ore­
“TRANSATLANTIC
ON ACCOUNT OF STORMS mother, to Mrs.
W. L. Wilson et ux A. G. Moore et
Yoeman, has been In gon. F6 tf.
US,
SWVtNWViSEVi.
WVsSEViNWV*-
TUNNELL”
Jordan for a few days. She planned FOR SALE—Juniper and fir tznr
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SEVl
Sec
5-18-47.
12-19-35.
»1000.
Jordan Valley—For almost four to go home last Friday but had to posts; four blocks south of depot
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Visit Hi-Loky-Loky
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City of Ontario to Anna E. Allen days Jordan Valley was isolated stay on account of dental trouble.
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Saturday Night»
Lots 8 to 10 incl. Blk. 28, Ontario, from the outside world, after last Mr. and Mrs. Hall Parks of Dan­ on east side. Louis C. DiBord. 2-G-
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excepting buildings and structures week’s storm. Thursday the stage got ner gave a community party last 8tp
SUN-MON-TUES.
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thereon. 12-3-35. *400.
as far as the Purser Ranch, and be­ Friday night. Several people from FOR SALE—All kinds of land for
. nil HirriTTm
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Malheur County to Bernard East- cause of the blizzard could not come town were invited and reported hav­ sale by Owyhee Realty Company.
man, East 15 acres of NE'iNEVi Bee i further. Mr. Slade and Ambrose ing had a delightful time.
Nyssa. Oregon, R. J. Davis, Manager
7-16-47. 2-5-38. $190.03.
; Maher, who was a pasenger stayed Mr. John Conway principal of the 1-30-ltfc.
Oregon and Western Colonization all night there. The next day Donald high school is at home for two weeks
Company to Alfred Vogue, SE'.SE1.. Stults brought the mall Into town on Mr. Conway has the mumps and FOR SALE—Seed potatoes B iss
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NWWSEVi NEViSWVt Sec. 33-18-43; a sleigh. He came In with the mall Alice Azcuenaga Is teaching for him Triumph and Idaho rurals. E. E.
SE14SE14 Sec 7, Lots 3 and 4, Sec. on Saturday and Sunday also. This Bob Ross has gone to Caldwell. Crocker, half mile east, fourth no:th
3-19-43, cont. 241.77 acres. 11-25-35 lh the first time since Mr. Mumford Louis Yturri came over from Boise of Owyhee School house. l-23-4tc
»50.
took the contract that the mall has last week. He had to leave his car
MISCELLANEOUS
at Sheavllle and come In on the
Harold L. Maddox et ux to Frank failed to arrive In a day.
Maddor, 8V4NWV,SEV. Sec. 12-18-44. F. J. Palmer of Caldwell visited sleigh stage. He left for Nyssa Mon­ HAULING—All kinds, Oregon and
];. uakfast, lunch or dinner, Swan’s bread adds
excepting tract In southeast comer some ranchers at Arock last week. day morning.
Idaho License. Hugh Glasgow.
cont. V4 acre. 2-4-36. »10.
No
picture
was
shown
at
the
Mr.
Palmer
Is
a
representative
of
ue..£htfully to any meal. Peps up the party and
A lso March of Time
Malheur County to Alfred Vogue the Idaho State Productive Credit 9 heatre last Saturday night because Phone 36-F3. Jan lGtf.
the
midnight snack, too!
the film did not arrive. However it SHARPENING —i Scissors machine
COMING FEB. 23, 24, 25 NEViSWVi, Sec. 33-18-43; SEVISE 14 Association. He returned to Caldwell was
shown on Sunday and Monday sharpened; saws sharpened and
nights.
Biirger than “Mutiny”
A dog that was thought to have gummed; tools of all kinds sharp­
¡7
the rabies ran under Shea's Res- ened; kalsomtning and plastering.
turant last Saturday afternoon and Located In Wilson apartments; leave
OREGON
NYSSA
for several hours refused to come work at Norcott Service. Andrew
out. finally he came out In the even­ McGinnis. 2-G-tfc.
ing and Neil killed him.
A Stockmen's Meeting was held In
Jordan on February 10 to discuss
the allotment of the range. On Feb­
Watch for “Ceiling Zero"
ruary 17 there will be a meeting at
1
11 1
which a definite allotment will bo
made.
A government representative
S
^
of the Orazlng District will be in for
the meeting.
BUSINESS
load of explosives passed
When your ear’s in shape, it’s much safer to thru A truck
town last Tuesday. The ex­
AND P R O F ES S IO N A L
were sent to the road camp
drive. Let us see that your car is greased reg­ at plosives
Rome.
DIRECTORY
ularly, has the right kind of oil and your radiator Janet MacKenzle who Is attend­
St. Tereas’s Academy at Boise Ls
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has a filling of Prestone. Defrosters help your 111 ing with
scarlet fever.
driving and a heater will add to your comfort.
Orville Fretwell injured his arm
and hand severely while trying to
ROBT. D. LYTLE
crank a car. He cut his hand on the
license plate and his thumb Ls
ATTORNEY
broken. Orville ls staying in town
And COUNSELOR-AT-LAW
while Dr. Jones treats his arm.
First National Bank Building
Hugh Skinner of Caldwel has been
Phone 60
“Oldest
Independent
Station
In
Nyssa”
•lsitlng his relatives and friends
VALE
OREOON
here this past week. Hugh and his |
Open Day and Night
plan to move to Vancouver,
Standard Products
Plymouth Cars B. family
C. in the near future. He has j
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s\
leas d 120 acres of land and two !
J. S. COOPER
sections of grazing land there. He is j
( s
planning to ship his work horses
Rusiuess Analysis
s
and milk cows to Canada.
Accounting
Auditing
* Income & Social Security Tax
Specialist.
MARKET FINDER
Your
Opportunity
To
Own
Moore Hotel Bldg.
Try
our Market Finder to dis­
Ontario, Ore.
Rhone 139
pose of surplus goods, rent a
house, find lost articles, to buy or
sell produce and many other uses.
Rates one cent a word per lnser-
Uon. Minimum 15c.
\
Anna B. Pritchett
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D. O.
FOR SALE
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE—Good 1934
Electric Range
OSTEX9PATHY
V-8 Pickup for farm machinery or
horses. Robert Cox, Route 1, Nyssa,
—And—
near Terteling camp. ltp. F13
ELECTROTHERAPY
CLOSING OUT SALE—Will trade
anything In showcase for food or
PHONE 201
will sell at "cost-me" price for
VALE - - - OREOON
cash. Please come! Hazel D. Olldea,
proprietor of Olldea Shoppe, by
Hotel Western.
FOR SALE—One registered Hoi- I
NEWS OF RECORD
Ginzel’s Jewelry and Gift Shop
Fresh
Bread
H jfi
Peps Up
Any Meal
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The Swan
Bakery
This is the Opportunity of a Lifetime
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POWELL’S SERVICE STATION
We
Will
Allow
On any Old Car traded in on a new Chevrolet or
on any of our Guaranteed Used Cars carrying
RED OK TAG
A MONARCH
Cables
( Chevrolet Co.
Phone 62
Ontario, Oregon
PORTRAITS OF
QUALITY
Expert Kodak Finish­
ing. Mail us your
films.
HEATER STUDIO
Ontario, Oregon
Guarantee Work
WYCKOFF
JEWELRY STORE
Official Time Inspector for
Union Paclflo
Ontario
Oregon
For Your Old Range
The only requirement is that it have a cooking
surface and a permanently attached oven, and
we will allow you $25.00 toward the purchase of
a new Monarch Electric Range. Now is the time
to select and install your Electric Range.
Cook the modern way. Demand balanced oven
heat to insure perfect baking results. Inspect our
complete line of Monarch Ranges in a beautiful
variety of colors... with a style to fit your needs.
For a Limited Time Only
"See Me Pall and See Better"
OPTOMETRIST
Make a note now’ to stop at Petersons and make
arrangements for trading in your old range and
take out a new Monarch Electric Range.
DR. J. A. McFALL
Eyesight Specialist
Peterson Furniture Co.
ONTARIO
OREOON
Ontario, Oregon
Hurry!
urry!
3 - for - 2
Hurry! I f
L a st Call for the
DRY CLEANING SPECIAL
Send In Three Jobs Together and Pay For Two
OISE JOB FREE
Special Ends February 22,1936
ONTARIO LAUNDRY