I Stage
Set For Caldwell
Night Rodeo Aug. 19 to 21
LOW ER BIG BEND
M I3 8 FLORENCE RUSSELL
W W. Looney and daughter M in­
erva are visiting relatives and
friends in the Bend this week
Wednesday they
were
overnight
guests of M r and Mrs. Joe King.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Scholes and
daughter of Payette visited In the
parental Arthur Holly home Sun­
day.
Mrs. Gladys Swiegert came down
from the hills Friday and accom­
panied Mrs. Edward Abbl to Cald­
well on a business trip.
Mrs. Sarah Kilburn returned from
a visit in Harney county Saturday.
Her brother Mr. Hous?r returned
with her.
Thomas Welsh is enjoying a visit
of his cousin from Nebraska.
Mrs. Ed Dillon was taken to the
hospital last week for an operation
Mrs. Neel also is in he hospital.
Both are getting along fine.
Gilbert Olp is recovering from a
serious illness in the Nampa hos­
pital. He is to return home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Oce Schweizer and
family visited in the M A. Brad-
ney and Harry Russell hemes Tues­
day.
A large number of Bend people
from both districts
attended the
smallpox clinc n Nyssa Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sparks of
Emmett were visiting relatives and
friends here Wednesday.
Ray Cartwright is slowly improv­
ing from a long illness. He has been
ill over a month. Mr. and Mrs. Har­
ry Russell visited him Sunday
IRONSIDE NEWS
By MRS. E. J. BEAM
This community was shocked to
hear of the death of W. R Lofton,
rancher and stockman and one of
the earliest pioneers of the Ironside
country. He was found dead at his
home here about 7 o’clock Saturday
evening. He was 73 years of age. He
Is survived by his wife, Frona, two
daughters Mrs. Loyd Judy of Unity
and Mrs. Bert Laurance of Ontario,
two grandchildren,
Vernon Laur­
ance o f Ironside and Mrs. Pete Pres­
sley of Brogan, and four great
grand children. Also one brother S.
A. Lofton well known rancher and
stockman of Ironside and a sister
Mrs. Rosa Wodcock of Baker.
Funeral services were held Tues­
day at Ironside with the Peterson
Funeral Home of Ontario in charge.
The Ladles Club met at the home
of Mrs. Arthur Nichols on the 4th
with a good attendance. A pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed by all after
which the hostess served a lovely
lunch. Mrs. Claude Derrick of On­
tario and her daughter Mrs. Mervin
Derrick were guests of the club.
Vernon
Nichols of
California
visited several days at the home of
his uncle Arthur Nichols and his
cousin Orville Nichols and family.
Mrs. Sylvester
Rose
and her
brother Joe Lawrence mnde a busi­
ness trip to Huntington one day last
week.
8. A and Earl Lofton sold
six
cars of mixed cattle to Earl Rob­
inson of Payette They were reeeiv-
SEE AL
Expectations that the tops In
bronc riders and
bulldoggers
in
America will compete for purses in
the annual Homesteaders’ Jubilee
night Rcdeo in Caldwell August 19,
20 and 21, were booming this week
as festive preparations for the cele-
brati.n pushed steadily forward.
Colborn and Sorensen, managers
of the rodeo which plays annually
at Madison Square Garden in New
York City and at which
world’s
champion bronc riders are crowned,
will be in charge again this year of
the night rodeo in Caldwell.
Performances will be
given at
8:15 ° 'cloek each night, on Thurs­
day, Friday and Saturday. A par­
ade, featuring rodeo performers
and floats entered by Caldwell busi­
ness firms and surrounding com­
munities will will be conducted at
7 o'clock the evening of the first
day. Community clubs and individ­
uals have been invited to enter
floats in the parade with cash prizes
offered in two divisions, Individually
decorated automobiles and
com-
inunity or club floats.
the fdlowtng described real prop­
erty located in Malheur County,
State of Oregon, to-wit:
Lots 6, 7, 8, 16, 17, 18 19 and 20
of Block 17 of Teutsch's Addi­
tion to the City of Nyssa.
All bids must be In writing and may
be delivered to said guardian at
Nyssa, Oregon.
A. O. H INSCH
Guardian ot the Estate of
Albert Hinsch.
July 15-Augl2
1 details from the chairman. Address
all bids to Mrs. Neil Dtmmlck, Nys­
sa, Oregon, Route 1.
Mrs. Neil Dimmlck, Clerk
R. L. Patton, Chairman
8-12 to 8-19.
Caldwell shew last year, and Don
N O TIC E TO C RED ITO RS
Wilcox, Tulsa, O k la , trick rider.
Jasbo Fulkerson of
Fort
Worth, IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T O F THE
S T A T E O F OREGON FO R THE
Texas, will return to
delight big
C O U N T Y OF M ALHEUR.
crowds with his new clown tricks
^
general admission ticket will be
sufficient for spectator's seat. There
will be no reserved scats, either in
the grandstand or bleachers.
All
seats are close to the arena and of-
fer spectators equally good views of
the show.
In The Matter of the Estate of D.
M acLafferty, Deceased,
Notice herebv
hereby is
is given by the
undersigned, administrator with the
wm annexeti 0f the Estate of D.
MaeL aI{ertyi Deceased, to the cred-
tors of anct au persons having,
; claims against the said deceased to
file them, with the necessary vouch­
W A R T IM E BUDDY
ers within six months after date of
C ALLS ON TO M JOHNSON
first publication of this notice, at
the office of Carl H. Coad, at Nyssa,
Tom Johnson was pleasantly sur­
Oregon, which office the
under­
prised last week when an war-time
signed adminstrator selects as the
buddy called at his home after 18
place of business in all matters con­
years separation. Tom was shaving
nected with the said estate.
when his fam ily said there was a
GEORGE C. M acLAF FE R TY,
man at the door who wanted to see
Administrator
wth the will
him, so Tom went to the door all
annexed of the Estate of D
covered with
lather;
and there
M acLafferty, Deceased.
stood a veteran U M l Smith.
j D lte d and first published July 29.
who is now traveling for a tool con-
N O TICE OF SH E R IFF’S SALE
gon:
The North half of Southeast
quarter
(N44SE‘i )
and the
Southwest quarter of Northeast
quarter iS W ^ N E V , > all of Sec­
tion Twenty-two (22)
Tow n­
ship nineteen (19)
South of
Range Forty-six (46) E. W. M.
that you may have, and declaring
and adjudging that you have no
estate or Interest whatever, In or to
said land, premises or property, or
the crops growing thereon, either
under agreement of leasing or
otherwise, and that the title of the
plaintiffs is a good and valid fee
simple title, and that the plaintiffs
are entitled to the possession of
said premises, and you will be fo r­
ever enjoined and
debarred from
asserting any claim whatever in or
to said land and premises adverse
to the plaintiff, and for such other
relief as to the court shall seem
meet and equitable, and for plain­
tiff's costs and disbursements made
and incurred.
You will take notice
that this
summons is served cn you under
and by virtue of and pursuant to
an order of the Hon. Charles W. E l­
lis, circuit judge of said County and
State, which Order was made on the
14th day of July, 1937, directing that
the summons herein be published
for four successive weeks, including
five publications, in the Nyssa Gate
City Journal, published at
Nyssa,
Oregon. T h e date of the first pub­
lication is July 15, 1937, and the
date of the last publication will be
August 12, 1937.
C A R L H. CO AD
Attorney for P lain tiff
Residing at Nyssa, Oregon.
On the 14th day of August. 1937
at the hour of 10:30 A. M., at the
front door of the Court House in
Vale, Oregon, I will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash, the following described prop­
erty, to-wit: All of Lot 6, Block 11
Annnbella
and
Henry
Fonda
of the Original Townslte of Nyssa,
Leslie
labov?) are starred with
Oregon, as the same appears on the
Banks in the Twentieth Century-
Revised General Map of said City
Fox release in natural Technicolor
of Nyssa now on file in the office
Wings of the Morning," playing at
of the County Clerk, Malheur Coun­
the Roxy Theatre, Ontario, Sat
ty, State o f Oregon.
Midnight, Sun-Mon-Tues.
Said sale is made under execution
issued out of the Circuit Court of
ed at the ranch on Tuesday and de­
the State of Oregon for the County
livery to Brogan on Thursday.
of Malheur to me directed in the
There are a lot of cattle buyers in
case
of L. E. Fry. Plaintiff,
vs
the country and prices are higher
George H. Bodflsh and Ida Cecil
cern'
,
. ...
I Last publication, August 26, 1937.
than they have been for some time,
Bodfish, husband and wife; Kern
T h e two had a fine time visiting j
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Grabner
Crandall, Defendants.
and talking over old times for a |---------------------------------------------
are moving to Richland where he is
K “ *s ” ara“ e Se*
C. W. GLENN,
N O TIC E OF SE TTLE M EN T OF
employed at a mine nearby. They
The kids’ parade will give the couple of hours, and recalling the
Sheriff, Malheur County, Oregon
time
when
they
shared
a
pup
tent
F
IN
A
L
ACCO
UNT
spent Thursday and Friday visiting ; youngsters an opportunity to star
First Publication, July 15, 1937
relatives in Boise.
1 on the second evening, Friday, Aug- in France.
Notice Is hereby given that Hugh Last Publication, August 12, 1937.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Laurance mot- ust 20. It will have nine divisions,
V. Glenn, the Administrator of the
ored to Vale last Tuesday on busi­ aggregating a total of $60 in prizes. RECORD C RO P OF H AY
estate of William L. Glenn, deceas­
ness.
Purses totaling $1850 will intrigue
BEING HARVESTED A T
ed, has rendered and presented for SUMMONS FO R P U B L IC A T IO N
Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Locey m ot­ the
rodeo
contestants.
Charles
CHASE FAR M ON PROJECT settlement and filed in said court, IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F THE
ored to Prairie City last Wednesday Laurenson, Chamber of Commerce
his first and final account of his
taking their guests, cousins
from secretary, said. Six championship,
STA TE O F OREGON FO R THE
Proof of what new land will do administration of said estate,
to-
Oklahoma there to visit at the H ar­ one of them for residents of south­
C O U N T Y O F M ALHEUR.
when
it
comes
to
producing
alfalfa
gether
with
his
petition
for
distri-
old Grabner home.
western Idaho and eastern Oregon
LO U IS P. TH O M AS and
W IN I
hay
can
be
seen
at
the
Mrs.
F.
M.
button
of
said
estate
in
accordance
Miss Verla Prescott is visiting her only, will be determined during the
FRE D B RO W N TH O M AS, hus­
Chase
farm
on
the
new
project
with
a
written
stipulation
of
the
sister Mrs Bruce Lofton. She is three days’ contest,
band and wife, Plaintiffs
Saturday
from Vale. Bob DeArmond of Vale
Crowns for both saddle and bare- southwest of Nyssa. The first and heirs on file; and that
vs.
was a guest there on Wednesday.
back
bronc riding championships second crops have yielded a strong the 28th day of August 1937 at the J. A. SCHAUERMAN. Defendant.
6
ton,
and
a
total
of
from
8
to
9
j
hour
of
10
o’clock
A.
M.
at
the
The Ed Oakes and S. Rose fam- will be awarded. Prize money will
T o J. A. Schauerman, the above
Hies went to the
mountains for be given for the best performance tons to the acre is expected from ! County Court Room in the City of named defendant:
the
three
cuttings
of
the
80
acre
Vale,
Malheur
County,
Oregon,
has
huckleberries but didn’t find many each day and also for a final show-
IN TH E N AM E OF T H E S T A T E
been appointed by the Court as the
as they are green yet.
¡ng based on the elimination con- field.
Jim Boor and his crew have been time and place for the hearing on OF OREGON, You hereby are com­
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Derrick o fj tests scheduled the third day of the
putting up the second cutting, us- said settlement of account and pet- manded to appear in the above en­
Ontario visited several days at the - how for bronc riding.
titled court and cause, within four
E. J Beam home last week.
Championship will be offered In lng two mowers, a side delivery rake ition for distribution, a which time
weeks after the date of first publi­
addition in steer wrestling,
calf and a bunch rake; and the hay is soj any person interested in said estate
cation of this summons, which date
roping and brahma steer riding. heavy the side delivery can only may appear and file exception in
writing to the
allowance of said of first publication is July 15, 1937,
Drink 'Cold Milk
The first two contest awards will pile one swath of the mower In a
then and there to answer or other­
BY MRS. TED NEW TON
j total $405, while a $150 purse is the row making it necessary to have an account and contest the same.
wise
plead
to
th
e-
complaint
filed
Jim July 27, 1937.
on Hot Days
| total prize for the brahama steer extra man to throw It over.
herein, and if you fail so to do, for
HUG H V. GLENN,
says that after cutting it Is hard to
! riding contest.
plaintiff will
take
Administrator of the estate want thereof,
tell where the mower went along,
Clarence Enos visited in Adrian
Special Events
of William L. Glenn, deceased. judgment and decree against you,
the hay is so thick.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday i
determining all adverse claims in
July 29 to August 26.
Spec|al events in which prizes
with Oliver Freel.
and to the following described real
aggregate
$300.
Include
wild
horse
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Earl Sparks is working in Yakima, j
property in Malheur County, Ore-
racing,
wild
cow
milking
contest
and
Washington. Mrs. Sparks and son
N O TICE
OF SALE
left Adrian early Wednesday morn- | a hide race. Awards will go to the
C A L L FOR BIDS
best local bucking
horse, to the
ing to Join him there.
IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T O F THE
Sealed bids will be received up ( S T A T E OF OREG O N FO R TH E
Miss Myrle Stringer of Portland j best man and outfit in the grand
C O U N T Y OF M ALHEUR,
sisiter of Mrs. Ted Newton is visit- j entry parade and to the best woman until Saturday, August 21 for turn-
ishtng suitable conveyance and In
Matter of the Guardianship
ing in the Newton home this we*it and outfit in the grand entry.
Among individual performers on transporting pupils In Owyhee Dis­
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Gerlach
of the Person and Estate of A1
and family who visited in the J. E I hand for the show are famous trick trict 18 for the coming school year
bert Hinsch, an insane person.
Holly home for several days, left I ropers, many of whom were in the Those Interested may get further
Notice is hereby given that, under
Yes, fire can wipe out your stack o f
early Tuesday for
their home In I
authority of a license issued by the
Coqullle.
LE G A L A D V E R T IS IN G
LE G AL A D V E R T IS IN G
j above entitled court, the under­
hay but you have nothing to worry
Mr. and Mrs. John Holly and W il- j
signed, guardian of the estate of
11am left Tuesday for a two weeks
I Albert Hinsch, will sell at private
N O TICE
about if you insure with . . .
vacation.
sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
That
County
Warrants
not
presented
will
be
cancelled.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell
Gaviola
and subject to confirmation by said
visited relatives In Boise last Tues­
N O TIC E IS H E R EB Y G IV E N T h at the following warrants will be court, on or after August 13, 1937,
day.
cancelled and the payments thereof will be refused unless said warrants all the right, title, and interest that
Nyssa, Oregon
Phone 31
Miss M yrle Stringer, Mrs. Ted are presented to the County Treasurer for payment on or before Oct­ said estate has, by operation of law
Newton and family visited friends ober 6, 1937.
or otherwise, acquired, in and to
and relatives In Payette and On- I
G E N E R AL FUND W A R R A N T S
tarlo Sunday.
|
$6 30
No. 2082
July 3. 1929
Mr and Mrs. Charles McConnell
Ha{” er
1.70
No. 2209
August 8, 1929
and Ellen visited Sunday with rela- ^ H. Campbell
5 10
No. 3206
April 3. 1930
tives in Ontario and Caldwell.
**ay B' es8‘ ng®_r
0.20
No. 3421
May 8. 1930
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller and j Alice D Banko1
J
ADRIAN NEWS
Shelton Dairy
It CAN Happen To You
Frank T. Morgan
family o f Big Bend and Isabelle ]
FU ND W A R R A N T S
Sarazin of Nyssa were Sunday din- Roy Kelley
$14.38
No. 2777
August 8. 1929
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan | Herb Stewart
60 66
No. 3018
December 5, 1929
Holly and family
a . L. Miller
27.64
No 3489
May 8. 1930
R. C. Enos and family are moving
Dated at Vale, Oregon, this 4th day of August. A. D. 1937.
to Woodburn, Oregon, where they
H. 8. SACKETT,
have purchased a hardware store.
8-12 to 9 9.
County Clerk.
Before You Sell
See us before you sell your
GRAIN OR
CLOVER SEED
IN R OUNDING TURNS
C U M
W e are in the market
An Interesting
lesson can
be
learned from the technique of pro­
fessional racing drivers who. instead
of keeping at full speed until they
are well into the turn and then put­
ting on the brakes;
apply
their
brakes when approaching the turn,
enter it at reduced speed and then
accelerate as they come out again
on the straightway, notes the Ore­
gon State Motor association.
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