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OWYHEE NOTES LORfc Mbs Emille Corfleld and her aunt Mrs. Banche Houser left for Port land Saturday morning by train. They plan to visit Miss Cor field’s sister, Mrs. James Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patton made a business trip to Ontario Monday. Miss June Mitchell attended the slumber party Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs White. The party included members of the “Old Testament” class of the L.DS. church. Charles Chritton and Paul Ram son motored to Vale Monday on business. Charles Chritton Is building a large chicken house where he plans to put 250 young leghorn layers this fall Robert Cox made a business trip to Ontario Thursday. The Owyhee contract club met with Mrs. Neil Dimmick on Wednes day afternoon. Mrs. Andrew Boers- ma won high score prize and Miss Alta Bradley won low score. Mrs. William Orr has organized a club for young girls called “The Gleaners Club” The club meets every Wednesday, alternating the meetings with studying and sewing. This weeks meeting was held at the Ashby home. The Owyhee P. T. A. will meet Friday afternoon August twenty first at the home of Mrs. Charles Sch- weizer. Work for the coming year will be outlined and new officers elected. Everyone enterested in PTA work are urged to attend. Doc Pullen purchased a new elec tric refrigerator. Mr. and Mrs. Stephens of Neb raska arrived at the home of their three sons last Friday for a visit The Stephens live Just south of Tertelings camp. Wrecked Ships Hold Together Whole crews of steel ships, grounded on roclts, have lost their lives while trying to escupe during a storm, not reullzlng thut their vessel might hold together for duys, weeks, or years. Even wooden ships liuve lasted for incredibly long pe riods. On Juun de Nova Island, ofT Madagascar, the Tottenham of Lou don is still whole after being grounded and pounded on coral reefs for the past 21 years.—Col ller's Weekly. Please If Anyone —Elopes —Dies —Gets Married —Has Guests —Goes Away —Has a Party —Has a Baby —Has a Fire —Is 111 —Has an Operation —Has an Accident —Buys a Home —Wins a Prize —Receives an Award —Builds a House —Makes a Speech —Holds a Meeting —Or Takes Part in any Other Unusual Event That’s News We Want It The Gate City Journal PHONE 19 mm THE GATE CITY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, AUGUST Ö, 1936 GOOD LIVESTOCK. ENTRY IDAHO STATE FAIR USED TO BURN WS MOUTH AND THROW WTH Botse, Idaho. August 7—An ex hibition list of 300 dairy cattle including three out of state herds of IN OOOtft THM HIS COLD 17 each, was predicted by Ed. Sproat, DRINK WOOVD TASTE manager of the Idaho State Fair BETTER. which opens in Boise August 25. "Prospects for a record entry list." Sproat said, "are excellent and breeders in adjoining states as well as Idaho are anxious to try for a part of our $3200 purse." With a heavy enrollment expected in the livestock divisions, Sproat said the Fairground barns would be taxed to capacity to handle entries and should a last mintue filing rush over NYSSA MKTHODST CHURCH flow available space, it would be Floyd E. White, pastor necessary to take over another Sunday School 10 o'clock. Lesson building. “ In order to prevent diffi culties, we are urging breeders who Title: Saul Converted and Commis intend to file entries for the Pan sioned. Morning Worship 11:15. Sermon to contact our office at an early More than Conquerers! date. A fairly definite estimate of Theme: the number of livestock to be on Communion Service and reception Also Christening of hand will greatly lsmplify our prob of members. lems if we can have the Information Babies. Epworth League 7:30. a week before the Fair opens,” Evening Worship 8:30. Sermon Sproat explained. tffy ß In addition to the heavy dairy Subject: The Upper Room. cattle exhibit, Sproat said he was preparing for 150 beef cattle entries VJHtBIt 'THE H0MET1A0ÒN and also one of the largest groups of MARKET FINDER NEVER m o s farm draft horses gathered In Boise r; t * in many years. Try our Market Finder to dis A ton-litter hog exhibit which will pose of surplus goods, rest a -T he province ov vrikcî e lo w am ) include entries from Idaho 4-H clubs house, find lost articles, to buy or ISLAND , CANADA , VU? «AO will be a feature In the porker div sell produce and many other uses. sut o m i oik o r c e im à o o t v « * ision and a $50 first prize awaits the Rates one cent a word per Inser boy who shows the best pen. Gus tion. Minimum 15c. Hall of Emmett Is supervising the swine division, which offers awards totalling $968 to ribbon winners. NOTICE—I want to do your plow Bend Park Sunday, August 16. Mr. Durco-Jersey, black Poland Chinas, work; nothing but first class work H .C. Baldridge of Parma Is presi spotted Poland Chinas and Hamp- or your money refunded. One trial dent and Mrs. Alvin Steele, secre shlres will be the featured breeds. will convince you. Second to none Auction sales on horses, beef cat when it comes to plow work and Mrs. Wm. Ashcraft, who has lived tary. tle, swine, sheep and dairy cattle will general blacksmlthlng O. E. Snod in the Bend for years has moved be held during the fair. grass, Larsen and Towne shop. 8- to Adrian where she will made her HORN—RAY 61tfc. future home. Miss Agnes Ray and Lawrence L. Miss Betty Weir will be hostess to ENJOY CAMPING TRIP FOR RENT Horn, both of Nyssa w»re married the Jolly Janes at their next meet AT PAYETTE LAKES TO LEASE—30 acres of good blue Saturday In Caldwell at the home ing. Mr .and Mrs. Ira Dale, Mrs. Otis grass and alfalfa pasture, 2tt miles Mesdames B. G. Roberts, H. R. Bullard and children and Mrs. of the bride’s sister, Mrs. Harley (Contributed) north of Nyssa between railroad Dlven. Mrs. John Ray, Sr., mother Hatch, E. H. Brumbach, Joe King, Fleming were dinner guests at the Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Bertsch mot track and river. Plenty of water. In of the bride, accompanied the young Wm. Stradley and Dyre Roberts John CaiT home Sunday in Weiser. ored to Payette Lakes Saturday, re quire at Journal or Frank J. Ward. couple to Caldwell. The ceremony were Grange members from the Big turning Sunday with Mrs. Hazel 7-2-tf. Keith Orris has a new bicycle. was performed by Rev. E. P. Law Bend grange who attended the HEC Gildea and son Theron. The John Carr children have re rence in the presence of near rela meeting at Mrs. A. Boersma's near FOR SALE Mrs. Gildea says that was the Nyssa Thursday afternoon. tives. turned to their home in Weiser happiest two weeks of her life, with Wade P. T. A will meet at the j after spending a week with their out exception or exaggeration, as FOR SALE—Good first crop red Mrs. Horn is a popular member of r ln n f H ie c » v in r ' Mrs. n Elmer the younger set and was a member home of its president, clover seed; also 5 room house for grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. Bul- she has been dreaming of seeing of this years graduating class of the : Prosser. Friday afternoon, August 7 .1 f " “ ‘ Payette Lakes for twenty years. rent, 1 Mi miles west of Owyhee local high school. Mr Horn is the | It is hoped that a large number will i , went Theron spent his time every day in school house. Chas. Bradley, Nyssa, son of Mr. and Mhs. H. L. Mom of j attend as Mrs. M. M. Greeling, I Mr- and Mr”. .^has’, S|>' aWI' the water almost from morning Oregon. Aug. 6tf. Nyssa and is employed by his father county president will be there to |to. Jamieson Friday to the Oxman until night. Mrs. Gildea also states ' sale. ! on construction work here. After a | plan the years work as outlined by she has found one can draw a cer FOR SA LE -A n Eden electric wash I Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Fleming and ing machine In good condition. J. short wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. | the State department. tain amount of calm and strength family of Boise were dinner guests C. Beam, Nyssa. Up. A6 Horn returned to Nyssa Sunday Donna Ashcraft of Adrian from direct contact with nature. at the Chas. Bullard home Sunday. where they will make their home for a week end guest of Iola Parker. FOR SALE: 20 weaner pigs, Spotted Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bullard, Mrs. the present. The Tri County Grange picnic Poland China. R. L. Patton, mile ARMY RECRUITING Flemig, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bohy and I will be held Sunday, August 9th at - 5 - west Owyhee school house. 8-6-2tp. Mrs. John Carr and children all | Camp Creek. State Master Ray W. ANNOUNCEMENT PARTY Gill will be the principal speaker. A went to the hills above Weiser Tues The last Congress of the United FOR SALE—Affidavit forms for Miss Sue Keizer entertained with contractors at the Gate City Jour number of Bend Grangers are plan day after choke cherries and return 8tates voted a substantial Increase a bridge party Tuesday evening for ed witli a nice lot. ning to attend. In the enlisted strength of the Reg nal. the Jolly Janes and other guests to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dale, Mr. and ular Army. It Is desired to fill in the Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parker of FOR SALE—Sagebrush grubber. j announce the coming marriage of Ontario were week end guests in the Mrs. Chas. Bullard. Mr. and Mrs. Increase with young men of the also sagebrush rake. See F. J. Ca | her sister Miss Mae Keizer to Mr. parental E. E. Parker home, while AI Bohy, Mrs. John Zittercob, Mrs. right calibre to whom enlistment hill, 3 miles west of Nyssa Funeral Ronald Burke, which will take place Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Parker also T. Mathley and Mrs. Fleming sur- will be of benefit to both the Army on September 5. Four tables of Home. 7-30-2tp. of Ontario were Sunday dinner prised Mrs. Otis Bullard on her of the United States and to the men. bridge were in play with Miss Char- birthday Friday. Ice cream and cake guests. The 3th Infantry at Port Douglas FOR SALE OR TRADE—Purebred lena Crawford winning high score The Lower Boise Pioneers will were served. The honor guest was and Miss Doris Smith the traveling hold their annual picnic at Big presented with an electric clock. prize. Out of town guests were Mrs. Laura Fisher and Miss Edith Hezel- LEGAL ADVERTISING LEGAL ADVERTISING tine of New Plymouth. RED PEPPER Mrs A. V. Cook and Mrs. N. H. Pinkerton will be joint hostesses Fri day aftemon when they will enter tain the members of the Sunshine Club The party will be held In the Rebekah lodge rooms and will start at 1:30 in the afternoon. EPISCOPAL GUILD Mrs. J. H. Hunter, president of the Rev. Stanley Moore home in Ontario, on Wednesday. August 12. All members are urged to attend. F a ir The most exciting thrill ing Fair ever staged In Idaho. Five dazzling days and nights of riotous fun and entertainment. See the— N i ght R O D E O Afternoon RACING Grand CARNIV AL Varied EXHIBITS IN CASH PRIZES AND PURSES WANTED—Contract for grubbing. plowing and discing land. Carl Se bum, 3-4 miles north of Nyssa. Phone 78F21. A8tf MISCELLANEOUS WELDING—Don’t throw your brok en parts away, bring them to us and we will weld them as good as new—save money at Pruyn Garage, tfc. HAULING—All kinds, Oregon and Idaho License. Hugh Olasgow. Phone 36-F3. Jan 16ti. ROXY " THEATRE Program ____________ ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT NYSSA-ARCADIA DRAINAGE DISTRICT August 1, 1936 TRIAI. BALANCE DR. Bonds outstanding ........................ $ 79,725.00 Bond coupons paid ............................. Bond Interest Fund 2,793.32 Bond Interest Tax Receivable 1934 851.68 Bond & Interest Tax Receivable 1935 Bond Interest Tax Receivable 1936 2.564.54 14.91145 County of Malheur 260.71 J F Cullen Real Estate Drainage Tax Certificate 4,139.97 Delinquent Tax Certificates ........ 88.403,76 Drainage System 1.392.11 Drainage Well No. 1 688.05 Drainage Well No. 2 814.28 Drainage Well No. 3 . . 1,115.39 Interest and Discount 471.45 O & M Tax Receivable 1934 1,352.19 O i M Tax Receivable 1935 1,597.26 O A t M Tax Receivable 1936 64.883.26 Operation and Maintenance 1,730 92 Operation and Maintenace Fund Warrants outstanding FRIDAY, AUG. 7 to 14 FRIDAY NIGHT AUGUST 7 “ Time* Square Playboy” PLUS Vaudville “ HILL BILLIES” Don’t miss a single feature. Plan right now to make tlie Western Idaho State Fair numlx-r one event on your entertainment -alendar. B O I S E , Ana. 2 5 -2 9 SATURDAY Two Fro ton*« HOOT GIBSON IN “ La»t Outlaw’’ ROSS ALEXANDER “ Brides Are Like That” SUN-MON-TUES AUO. 9, 19 .11 “ The Bride Walks Out” Featuring Barbara Stanwyck Robert Young, Gene Raymond WED-THURS-FRI AUO. 12. 1$. 14 “ Devils Squadron” OWYHEE STAMPEDE and 27th Annual Malheur With Richard Dix County Fair _________________Ontario, Oregon, September 5-6-7 CR. $ 30,500.00 Say 567.37 Come and get it 235,939.92 into the phone Then Spend Washday As You Please 688.05 $267,695.34 RECEIPTS Cash in banks August 3, 1935 .......................................... Bond coupons received In payment of taxes Interest on bond coupons received in payment of taxes Bond and interest taxes paid on delinquent tax certificates Operation and maintenance taxes paid on delinquent tax certificates .............................................................................. Bond and interest taxes paid in by County Operation and maintenance taxes paid in by County Malheur County Bank paid final dividend Total receipts .............. ........... ............ ....... ......... $ 1,258 09 45.00 4 13 3,957.16 729.05 2,646 23 2,727 80 104 43 R O U G H DRY W A SH S E R V IC E Costs only 7 0 c for IO pounds $ 11,471 89 and 7c for each additional pound EXPENDITURES Bonds paid ....................................................................- ...... Bond coupons paid Bond coupons received in payment of taxes Interest on bond coupons received in payment of taxes Interest paid on delinquent bonds ..................... Interest paid on warrants Operation and maintenance ................................. J. P. Cullen foreclosure expense Warrants paid .............................. Highway drain crossing ....................................................... Attorney fee ......................... - ............................................... $ 4.500 00 1,380 00 45.00 413 1,112.26 68 80 2,056.47 260 71 797,97 7800 500 Total expenditures .................................................. $10,308 34 DISTRIBUTION OF CASH Operation and Maintenance Fund Less Bond and Interest Fund overdrawn $ 1,730.92 567.37 Net cash In bank ........................... Total expenditures and cash in bank ____ Respectfully submitted, CORRECT ATTEST: FRANK D HALL. Secretary-Treasurer. ___ P TENSEN, 8 BURBIDOE, FRED KOOPMAN, Auditing Committee. It’s as easy as this to get away from the weekly washing and into the land of the free. Just step to the phone and call us. We’ll come to your rescue with our Rough Dry Wash Service. That means we’ll take all this tiring, aging, health wrecking work off your hands— give you extra hours of freedom. We’ll take all the muss and fuss and bother of washday out of your home, this week and every week. And don’t say you can’t afford this help. You can. For Rough Dry Service costs less than home-wash ing. So take a minute to call us— and spend washday as you please. $ 1,163 55 $11,471 89 ONTARIO LAUNDRY Everybody Washes With Rain Water Jones if* H H ' w m m , m w m m r ONTARIO, ORE. ARCADIA NEWS W E S T E K N ID A H O $ 20,000 WANTED BIG BEND NEWS SUNSHINE CLUB t a t e Jersey bull calf, six months old; sell or trade for springer Jersey heifer R A. Vest. 2 3-4 miles north west of Nyssa. 7-30-2tp. I $267,695.34 S requires approximately two hundred (200) men under the Act of Con gress These will be enlisted between August 10th and 23rd In order that they may be trained through their recruit period In a group. The group training will be to the advantage of the Regiment and to the advance ment of the men since the CMTC camp area Is available for the pur pose.
