The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937, June 04, 1936, Image 4

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    THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1986
LINCOLN NEWS
Although several fanners had part
of their hay In the stack, others had
part of It cut, while the rest had not
begun cutting the the rain and
wind did considerable damage to
both that down and that still stand­
ing.
The Misses Hooka Atagl and La
Rose Rogers were among the ones
receiving diplomas at Valley View
Thursday night.
The young men of Lincoln played
against those of White Settlement
Sunday, the score being 26 to 6 in
favor of White Settlement.
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Redsull. Sr.,
are visiting at the Whit Redsull
home.
Several attended the Grange
dance Friday night from here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Rogers and
family and Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Cannon of Emmett spent Memorial
Day in Payette and New Plymouth.
T. C. Nielson returned this week
from the coast where he was on a
business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. John Huenneken of
Payette spent Thursday at the home
of their son Steve.
Bert and Fred Hawkins attended
the wedding of Esther Johnson Sun­
day.
Miss La Rose Rogers is spending
the week with Mrs. Vernon Reed of
Ontario while Mr Reed is attending
the Lion's Club convention at Logan
Utah.
Mrs. Shatto of California has
been visiting at the DuPre home
for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Thomas spent
week end and spent the day with west and Vt mile south of the Ore-,
her son Bill who is working there. | gon Trail school. Wyatt Smith. I
They returned home Sunday.
June 4-ltp.
Mrs. Gene Reed and son Allan I FOR SALE— S ow with pigs. Jake
J. Barker was hurt Sunday in an motored to Nampa Monday to visit
auto accident which occurred be­ with their old friends and neigh­ Fischer. 5-28-2tp.
tween Boise and Meridian. Mr. bors, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Meyers
SALE— Weiner pigs. Chas
Barker had taken his wife, and two and daughter Kathryn. Mr. and Mrs FOR
children to Boise and had started Meyers formerly lived in Apple Val­ Newbill, Kingman Kolony. 5-28-2p
Don’t “CYPHER” a new car—Bring
back to Meridian. Mr. Barker went ley but moved to Kansas last year. FOR SALE—Strawberries, 1*4 miles
to pass a car which crowded over Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Vertrees and west of Owyhee school house. Mrs.
in the old one and have a Shellubrica-
on the road. He then found himself family,
Chas. Bradley, ltc.
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Emil
Ver­
in a ditch against a telephone pole trees and son Harold attended the
tion job and it filled with Shell Gas and
FOR SALE—City lots, cheap. Also
after turning over several times. Barnes
circus
In
Nampa
Friday.
good wagon spraying machine.
The car, a new 1936 Terraplane, was Bonnie Newgen is staying at the Tom
Oil and your car will run like new.
Coward. May 14-June4
badly wrecked. Mr. Barker received Leigh home while her mother is in
a gash over his eye, which required California visiting.
WANTED
several stiches and had bad head
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Eurya
Robinson
and
WANTED—Cars to wreck at Nyssa
and face bruises.
attended the circus in Motor and Salvage Co. ltp.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Otani and son daughter
George were business visitors in Nampa Friday.
interested in
W. W. Deal was a dinner guest at WANTED—Someone
Nampa Friday.
building
combined
Business and
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
Pettit
Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Henshaw and
Nyssa, Oregon
Residence
building
in
Nyssa.
Lessee
Sunday.
children returned Friday from Al­
will
pay
good
rent
and
take
on
long
bion bringing their son Dan home Mr. Smalley came down from Mc­ term lease. Address P O Box 702,
with them. Dan had been visiting Call over the week end and took
relatives there when he became ill. j Mrs. Smalley and children back Nyssa, Oregon.
Maxine Wyatt has recently recov­ J with him.
WANTED—Contract for grubbing,
ered from an attack of the measles. Mrs. Gus Ostermier of McCall plowing and discing land. Carl Se­
Milt Freeman and small daughter 1 motored down Saturday to visit with bum, 3-4 miles north of Nyssa.
Phyllis made a business trip to her sister Mrs. Clarence Fritts and Phone 78F21.
A9tf
Caldwell Thursday.
family and her parents Mr. and
MISCELLANEOUS
The Ladies Aid are planning to Mrs. Tuning of Roswell. She return­
have a bazaar and a ice cream sup­ ed home Monday.
HAULING—All kinds. Oregon and
per during the month of June.
Idaho License. Hugh Glasgow.
Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Caldwell and
ST. PAUL’S GUILD
Phone 36-F3. Jan 16tf.
children and Mr. and Mrs. Glen
MILK
Johnson and son attended the circus
!
in Nampa Friday.
Fred Marshall and H.
CRttff
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fritts and R. Mesdames
Sherwood
will be hostess for St. AUTO REPAIRING
children attended a family reunion Paul's Guild next
after­
All Types of
pt the home of her parents, Mr. and noon, June 10 at Wednesday
the Sherwood
Acetylene
Welding
Mrs. Tuning of Roswell.
We are delivering high test Guernsey Milk pro­
country home. Everyone Is cordially
and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Otani and Invited
to
attend.
duced in a modern and sanitary plant. May we
children spent Memorial Day in
Brazing
add you to our list of satisfied customers?
Boise and attended the circus.
Body and Fender
Lawrence Friece has purchased a
We also sell high standard Holstein milk, con­
MARKET^FINDER
1935 Ford pickup.
Repairing
The Stanley Stout family called on Try our Market Finder to dls-
sidered
by many medical authorities as best for
Tom Ferguson at the Caldwell san­ i pose of surplus goods, rent a j Battery Charging . . . Auto
hr bies and growing children.
Electrical Work.
itarium Sunday afternoon. Mr. { house, find lost articles, to buy or j
SHIELD GAS AND OIL
Ferguson is improving quite rap­ Î sell produce and many other uses. !
idly and is expected to be able to j Rates one cent a word per inser- j
OREGON TRAIL
come home around July 1.
j
E. E. Simerman is staying at the i tlon. Minimum 15c.
GARAGE
Ben Lamb. Prop.
home of his parents in Caldwell and
attending summer school. Mrs. Sim­
Next to wrecking house
LOST
erman has gone to North Dakota for
a visit with her parents and rela­ LOST: Wheel off fresno, between
tives.
Nyssa and CCC camp. Finder
Mrs. William Matzen and son please notify F. J. Cahill, Nyssa and
John drove to John Day over the get reward. 6-4-2tp.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
LOST—Wheel off fresno, between
Nyssa and CCC Camp. Reward.
INVITATION TO BIDDERS Finder please notify F. J. Cahill,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Nyssa. M21-28 pd
FOR SALE
that sealed bids will be received at
the Oregon Trail School House, Dis­ FOR SALE—Gooseberries, 20c a gal­
trict No. 39, Malheur County, Ore­ lon, you pick them. Mrs. R. J.
gon, up to the hour of 8:30 o'clock
P. M. on Monday, the 22nd day of Davis. June 4 ltp.
June. 1936, at which time bids will FOR SALE—Four wheel trailer; two
be publicly opened at a meeting of wheel trailer; electric fan; Deer-
the Board of Directors of said school ing mower; springtooth harrow;
building.
used car parts atr Nyssa Motor and
Bids shall be submitted for the Salvage Co. ltp.
following improvements: a high
SALE—Six weaner pigs and 1
pressure water system, two drinking FOR
fountains, two wash basins, two Jersey Cow, 4 years old. 1 mile
toilets, septic tank and other im­
provements. a more complete detail
of the specifications including the
material to be used and the type of
work to be done and performed may
be had at the home of Mrs. Alice
Holmes at Nyssa, Oregon.
Each bid must be inclosed in a
sealed envelope and directed to
Mrs. Alice Holmes. Chairman of the
TS
School Board, District No. 39, at
Nyssa. Oregon and marked “Bid on
Improvements and Repairs, School
District No. 39.”
Bidders must specify in their pro­
posal that if the work shall be
awarded to them, that they will
bind themselves to finish and com­
plete the same within 60 days after ,
Drink SHELTON’S
the bid is awarded to them.
Bidders shall furnish satisfactory
for
evidence of their financial ability to
complete the work in the specified
time, free of all encumbrances or
liens if the contract should be
• Why not turn drear drudgery into fun? You can really make
Mi>k is the most import­
awarded to them.
a
pleasure of dishwashing! With plenty of piping hot water on
ant
factor
in
the
grow­
The Board of Directors reserve
ing child’s diet for its
the right to accept or reject any or
tap
in your kitchen—well, “doing dishes” is a lark. Creamy suds
strength—and health-giv­
all bids submitted them either in
to
soak
off clinging food from dishes, pots and pans . . . steaming
ing qualities. And he likes
whole or in part, and to accept the
the taste of SHELTON’S
said bid. if any, that shall be for the
14,8 80 8 im P ,e ' W h a t ’S more
best interest of said School District. 1 products.
UTOMATIC ELECTRIC HOT WATER
provides abundant hot
Done under and by order of the
WaterJ
°
r
bathing,
laundry,
shaving
and
dozens
of other household
Board of Directors of School District j For the Milk Purer
best
thing
about
it
is
you
have
hot
water
ANY TIME
No. 39. Malheur County. Oregon.
In Quality, Try
DAY OR NIGHT. No fuss. No bother “heating up.” No waiting
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 39 j
MALHEUR COUNTY. OREGON 1
I he convenient time-payment plan is irresistible.
By Mrs. Alice Holmes. Chairman I
By Iva Adams. Clerk.
Saturday at the Henry Baker home.
Lloyd Cox returned home from
Klamath Falls where he has been
visiting his mother and sister.
Paul Stevens is seriously 111 with
the mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Castro and fam­
ily of Harper spent Tuesday at the
Du Pre home.
Mr Paulson having quite bad luck
with his well drill at DuPre’s. He
broke the casing recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Cap Huenneken of
Emmett were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Huenneken Tuesday.
The P. T. A. members and other
friends enjoyed a picnic on the
river last Sunday. After dinner
climbing the Buttle, swimming and
motorcycling were enjoyed. The
Misses Maxine Westcott and Colleen
Fenton were outside guests.
Mrs. Ed Du Pre took Ray Steln-
haus to his home In Apple Valley
last Monday. On the way home she
visited with her daughter Mrs. Dale
Garrison.
Miss Marjorie Nielson is working
at the Huffman home in town.
Mrs. V. L. Chamberlain left Sat­
urday for a visit with friends and
relatives in Vancouver, Wash. She
went up with some of the Ontario
teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ooerge Markham at­
tended the L.DS. banquet in On­
tario Friday night.
Archie Hawkins left last week for
California to bring back his father
and his small daughter, Althea, who
spent the winter with her grand­
mother there.
Allen Hunter was a business visit­
or in La Grande over the week end.
See Us For
DEPENDABLE, LOW PRICED
Hay Insurance
You can’t afford to take the risk of having your
hay burn and lose hundreds of dollars. Let us
take the risk. Don’t delay another day, see . . .
Nyssa DON Insurance
Agency
M. GRAHAM, Manager
Outing Season!
Do you hear the call of the great outdoors? If
so, be prepared. Many housewives buy their
roasts large enough to run two days, cooking
them on Saturday, and have cold meat for lunch
in the hills Sunday, thereby cutting fuel and lab­
or in two. We have choice Prime Rib Roasts of
Steer Beef, young Pork and milk-fed Veal. Take
your choice.
EAT MORE MEAT
NYSSA PACKING OREGON
CO.
NYSSA
“CYPHER”
APPLE VALLEY
Norcott Service
1 GUERNSEY
MILK
Sunshine Dairy
To Women Who Dislike
Washing Dishes
Growth
ELEC T R IC H O T W A TER
W ill Make It a Pleasure
Shelton Dairy
I. W. W.
A «l«l C o m fo r t A. C o n v e n ie n c e
Remarkable changes in your oki home are possi­
ble. Additional m>ms, conversion of basement or
attic and other modernization ideas will increase
comfort.
BoUc P ayette’* free
pht lining **rvlc* . . . U**
4-Square L um ber for low-
rut final coat. U n Boise
P a y ette 's F inancial I>e-
p a rtm e n t to obtain ea»y
m onthly paym ent* under
the F.If.A. plan. See your
Bol*o P ayette m an at > ur
earliest convenience. A*k
for free Hom e - i ’UtauliiK
booklet.
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"T H K R K '8 A Y A R D YEAH YOU”
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CUSTOMERS
Information—Wind—Water
I. W. W. customers find Powell’s Service unfail­
ingly courteous—the kind of service that brings
them back for a tank of gas and a quart of oil.
May we serve your car too?
POWELL’S SERVICE STATION
“Oldest Independent Station In Nyssa”
Open Day and Night
Standard Products
Plymouth Cars
HOTPOINT AND
WESTINGHOUSE
Automatic Electric
WATER HEATERS
CASH
24 Months to Pay
the Balance
Completely Installed
I D C C A et& H
O V POWER
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...Does So MUCH-Costs So LITTLE !