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Fishing C onditions tary by any Interested person. By order of the Board of Directors FRANK T. MORGAN. Secretary. Owyhee Irrigation District. Date of first publication, August 26, 1937. Date of last publication, September 23, 1937. DESCHUTES RIVER—Fly fish ing very materially Improved due to cutting dcwn the water turned into the river from Crane Prairie. Be tween Shsep Bridge and Wikiup there have been lots of fish rising but fishermen have been having trouble finding a fly that would gel NOTIC’E OF MEETING results. Between Wikiup and Bend NOTICE HEREBY 'IS GIVEN, nice catches of good sized fish hqv< rhat the Board of Directors of the been made on grey hackle and on Irrigation District, sitting bucktail coachman. Lloyd Douthi. as Jig a Bend of Equalization, will and John Wetle brought back sev- j meet on Beard Wednesday the 6th day of enteen nice rainbows night before October, 1937, o’clock P. M. last tak n in less than two hours. said day, at at the 8:00 residence of N. The lower river is beginning to of at Big Bend, Oregon, for produce some nice big fish on a S. the Phelan, purpose of reviewing and cor sir.all grey fly, not larger than a No. recting its assessments roll and ap 12 and preferably smaller. portionment of taxes for the next METOLIUS RIVER Nlo? catches ensuing year. The assessment roll of fair to large rainbows are now and record may be inspected at the being made on a very small grey office of the Secretary at Nyssa, fly- Oregon, by any interested person. EAST LAKE Limit catches be By order of the Board of Dir ectors. • ing made also cn troll and bait. CARL H. COAD, PAULINA LAKE Substantially Secretary, Big Bend Irriga- the same as East. Excellent fly fish gaticn District. ing is being had on the big shoal First published on the north side of the lake, on ber 2, 1937. and dated Septem the shoal at the "Black slide" and Last published September 30, 1937. at the southeast corner of the lake. Trolling and bait fishing also good. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ELK LAKE—Reports from here FINAL ACCOUNT indicate that fly fishing is very IN THE COUNTY COURT OF good of an evening for both brooks MALHEUR COUNTY STATE OF and rainbows and that fine large OREGON fish are being taken on trout oreno, In The Matter of The Estate of wobbler or spoon and worm. Harriet P. F. Boydell, Deceased. 8UTTLE LAKE-Again perking NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, up after a period of Inactivity. A That G. Eva Boydell, the Executrix three pound rainbow was reported the estate of Harriet P. F. Boy on a fly last week with a fair catch of dell, Deceased, has rendered and of smaller ones. presented for settltement and filed SOUTH TWIN LAKE—Again in said Court her first and final seme of the big fellows are starting account of her admlnstration of said to rise to a fly. A tourist was in yes estate, together with a petition for terday who reported taking a rain distribution in accordance with the bow that tipped the scale at over provisions of the last will and test four pounds. Also reported taking ament; and that Thursday the 30th other large fish on spocn and day of September, 1937, at the hour worms. of ten o’clock in the forenoon of day at the Courthouse in the DIAMOND LAKE—Very good, said of Vale, Oregon, has been duly both on fly and troll; nice large City appointed by the Judge of said rainbows. Court as the time and place for the DAVIS LAKE—Still producing settlement of said account and big rainbows on fly. hearing of said petition, at which CRESCENT LAKE—Have found time and place any person interest only one man who has fished Cres ed in said estate may appear and cent during the past few days. He file exceptions in writing to said didn't have much luck We believe, account and contest the same. G EVA BOYDELL, however, that some nice fish can Executrix of the Estate of be taken on either fly or troll. Harriet P. F. Boydell, Deceased. Important Information For 8-26- to 9 -23. The Fisherman On Eastern Brook lakes, the sea NOTICE OF SALE son will close on September 20 and from past experience, we can state IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE definitely that the fishing w'^J STATE OF OREGON FOR THE steadily improve up to that time COUNTY OF MALHEUR. Tile streams and the rainrow lakes In the Matter of the Estate of F. will be open until October 31 and Berg, Deceased. the best rainbow fishing of the sea O. Notice is hereby given that pur son will be available during the suant to an order for the above en next two months. Don't forget that titled court August 6, 1937, the there are some waters closed to undersigned dated at private sale, fishing in this district.—Published in one parcel, will to sell the highest bidder, by Bend Chamber of Commerce. for cash, subject to confirmation by said court, on or after September 18, 1937, all the right, title, interest Gold Compared to Sun How gold acquired its universal and estate of F. O. Berg, also known esteem no one knows; it has been as Frederick Oliver Berg, deceased, suggested that the ancient Egyp at the time of his death, and all the tians, comparing gold to the sun, right, title and interest that said believed the metal to be a giver of estate, by operation of law or other life like the sun It resembled. wise. has since acquired, in and to the following described real prop erty located In Malheur County, LEGAL ADVERTISING Oregon, to-wit: The Southeast Quarter of Sec NOTICE OF SALE tion 10, Township 20 South, IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE Range 46 E. W. M STATE OF OREGON FOR THE All bids must be in writing and may COUNTY OF MALHEUR. be delivered to the undersigned at In the Matter of the Estate of Ed Vale, Oregon. D E M ASTER80N ward J. Kribs, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that pur Administrator With Will An suant to an order of the above en nexed of the Estate of F. O. titled court dated August 14, 1937, Berg, Deceased. the undersigned will sell at private 8-19 to 9-16 sale, in two parcels, to the highest bidders, for cash, subject to confir SUMMONS mation by said court ,on or after September 18, 1937, all the right, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE title and Interest that said estate, by STATE OF OREGON FOR THE operation of law or otherwise, has COUNTY OF MALHEUR. since acquired, in and to the follow OWYHEE IRRIGATION DIST ing described real property located RICT, A Municipal Corporation, in Malheur County, Oregon, to-wit: Plaintiff vs Tract 1: The South ast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of GERMAN NATIONAL BA5JK OF NORTHERN KANSAS, A National Section 1, Township 21 South, Banking Association; Eastern Ore Range 46 E W M gon Gas and Oil Company, a dis Tract 2: The West Half of Lots solved corporation; Oregon Orch 3 and 4 of Block 3 of the City ards Company, a corporation; of Vale. All bids must be In writing and may Louis Lilly; Louis Lilly, Trustee; Bank of Nyssa. a state banking be delivered to tire undersigned at corporation; Mark Skinner. Sup his office at Vale, Oregon. erintendent of Banks of the State F E. COAD, Mrs. F. W Skillem; H. Administrator of the Estate of Oregon; Ruddock; U. O. Stevens; C. B of Edward J. Kribs, Deceased M McManemln; David Canham; 8-19 to 9-16. Elizabeth Canham; Clara Can- ham; Charles Canham; Gem Irri NOTICE OF MEETING gation District, a municipal cor Owyhee County, a mun OWYHEE IRRIGATION DIST poration; icipal corporation and subdivision RICT, MALHEUR COUNTY. of the State of Idaho; Floyd Max OREGON. well. Receiver of National Surety NOTICE HEREBY IS QIVEN. Company, a corporation: High and That the Board of Directors of the Fritchman Company, a corpora Owyhee Lrigation D .strict, sitting tion; Payette-Oregon Slope Irri as a Board of Equalisation, will gation District, a municipal cor meet on Tuesday, the 5th day of poration; Federal Land Bank of October 1937. at 8 00 o’clock P M Spokane, a Federal Land Banking of said day. at Its office at Nysaa. association; Ernamaliber Holding Oregon, for the purpose of review Company, a corporation; Oregon ing and correcting its assessment and Western Colonization Com roll and apportionment of taxes for pany, a corporation; Malheur the next tnsuing year. The asset County, a municipal corporation ment roll and record may be In and subdivision of the State of spected at the office of the Secre- Oregon; David F Graham. Ooun- ty Judge of Malheur County, Elizabeth Toole, Jcaaline McClelland Oregon; Ora E. Clark, County Major, John Doe Major, Edward Commissioner of Malheur County; Payette, Jane Doe Payette, Ger L. P. Peterson, County Commis trude Canham, Mrs H. H. McMan sioner of Malheur County, Ore nis, A. L. Hubbard. Jane Doe Hub gon; Bank of Malheur, a state bard, Henry Domrese. Jane Doe banking corporation; United Domrese, Helen Doolittle. Ellen States Natlcnal Bank of Portland, Marie Doolittle, C. A. Oberg, John Oregon, a National banking asso R Buchanan, W L. Henderson, T ciation; Catherine Moore David C. Thomsen, Jane Doe Thomsen, son and Donald Davidson, her W. C. Whiteley, Jane Doe Whiteley, husband; D. W Powers and Anna F. O’Neil, John E. Raymond, Jane S. Powers, his wife; C. E. S. Wood Doe Raymond, W P Hombach and Sara D. Wood, his wife; Har Jane Doe Hombach, Thomas D. ry E. McGregor and Elsie L. Mc Honeyman, Jane Dee Hctieyman, ; Gregor, his wife; C. M. Stenson; W. F. Rogers, Jane Doe Rogers, A J M Joseph and Sadie Joseph, his E. McBride, Ethel Gebert, Leonard wife; Sarah W Baird and D. E. J. Huttula, Jane Doe Huttula, Baird, her husband; Jane Doe Walter B. Buell, Jane Doe Buell, the Burbridge; Arthur H. Rehm and unknown heirs, if any, of J. H. Jane Doe Rehm, his wife; Law Richards, deceased, the unknown rence E. Olson and Jane Doe Ol- heirs, if any, of C. R. Stenson, ; B n, his wife; Serena E. Bailey and Deceased, Fred G. Lackey, Harry T. Ruth DeNise, J. T. Bales, John Doe Bailey, her husband; W Lackey, M Cole, F. L. Lilly, L. A Mc F. Homan; Mike Dragich; Eliza F Bride, W. D. Sherwood, Melissa beth Toole; Josalina McClelland Major and John Doe Major, her Smith, Edith E. Allen, Ruth Talbot, husband; Edward Payette and Jane J. R. Jolly, Florence Jolly, the un Doe Pay tte, his wife; Gertrude known heirs, if any, of Bruce R. Canham; Mrs. H. H. McMannis; Kester, deceased; Crawford Moore, A. L. Hubbard and Jane Doe Hub Trustee, C. R. Emison, Trustee, Es bard, his wife; Henry Domrese and telle R. Dodge, Mildred Kester, the Jane Doe Domrese, his wife; Bes unknown heirs, if any, of Harry E. sie E. Doolittle; Helen Doolittle; McGregor, deceased; the unknown Ellen Marie Doolittle; William heirs, if any, of Sarah W. Baird, Doolittle; Pauline Doolittle; C. A deecased; the unknown heirs, if any, Oberg; John R. Buchanan; W. L. of Arthur H. Rehm. deceased; the Henderson; T. C. Thomsen and unknown heirs, if any, of Lawrence Jane Doe Thomsen, his wife; W. E. Olsen, deceased; the unknown C. Whiteley and Jane Doe White- heirs, if any, of Serena E. Bailey, j ley, his wife; F. O’Neill; John E deceased ; the unknown heirs, if | Raymond; and Jane Doe Ray any, of Josalina McClelland Major, mond, his wife; W. P. Hombach deceased; t!|e unknown heirs, If and Jane Doe Hombach, his wife; any', of Edward Payette, Deceased; Thomas D. Honeyman and Jane the unknown heirs, if any, of Mrs. Doe Honeyman, his wife; W. F. H. M. McMannis, deceased; the un Rogers and Jane Doe Rogers, his known heirs, if any, of A. L. Hub wife; A. E. McBride; Ethel Geb- bard, deceased; the unknown heirs,| ert; Taylor Johnson; Leonard J. if any, of Henry Domrese, deceased; Huttula and Jane Doe Huttula, his the unknown heirs, if any, of C. A. wife; Walter B. Buell and Jane Oberg, deceased; the unknown Doe Duell, his wife; the unknown heirs, if any, of T. C. Thomsen, de heirs, if any, of J. H. Richards, ceased; the unknown heirs, if any, Deceased; Stevie E. Lackey; Fred of W. C. Whiteley, deceased; the O. Lackey; Sheila Duncan; Her unknown heirs, if any, of John E. bert Lackey; Harry T. Lackey; Raymond, deceased; the unknown Ruth DeNise; Gilbert Hunter, a heirs, if any, of W. P. Hombach, de minor; Bessie M. Hunter, a minor; ceased; the unknown heirs, if any, J. T. Bales; F. M. Cole; F. L. Lil of W. F. Rogers, deceased; the un ly; L. A. McBride; W. E. Lees; H. known heirs, if any, of Leonard C. Boyer; V. B Staples; William J. Huttula, deceased; the unknown Jones; A. Robinson; W. D. Sher heirs, if any of Watler B. Buell, de wood; Melissa Smith; Edith E. ceased; the unknown heirs, if any, Allen; Ruth Talbot; J. R. Jolly; of John R. Buchanan, deceased; the Florence Jolly; P. J. Gallagher; unknown heirs, if any, of W. L. Mable Judge Kester; the unknown Hendlerson, deceased; the un heirs, if any, of Bruce R. Kester, known heirs, if any, of F. O’Neill, ! Deceased; Michael Joyce; Fred deceased; the unknown heirs, if Haines; Crawford Moore, Trustee; any ,of A. E. McBride, deceased; the j Mildred Keste.-; Randall Kester; unknown heirs, if any, of Ethel Ge- ; Barbara Kester; the unknown bert, deceased; the unknown heirs, heirs, if any, of Harry E. McGreg if any, of J. T. Bales, deceased; the or, deceased; the unknown heirs, unknown heirs, if any of F. M. Cole, if any, of C. R. Stenson deceased; deceased; the unknown heirs, if any, the unknown heirs if any of Sarah of F. L. Lilly, deceased; the un W. Baird deceased; the unknown known heirs, if any, of Melissa heirs if any, of Arthur H. Rehm. Smith, deceased; the unknown ' deceased; the unknown heirs. If heirs, if any, of Edith E. Allen, de any, of Lawrence E. OLsen, deceas ceased; the unknown heirs, if any, ed; the unknown heirs, if any, of of Ruth Talbot, deceased; the un Serena E. Bailey, deceased; the known heirs, if any, of J. R. Jolly, unknown heirs, if any, of Josalina deceased; the unknown heirs, if any. ; McClelland Major, deceased; the of Florence Jolly, deceased; and unknown heirs, if any, of Edward also all other persons or person un Payette, deceased; the unknown known, claiming any right, title, heirs, if any, of Mrs. H. H. Mc claim or interest in or to the prop Mannis, deceased; the unknown erty described in the complaint on heirs, if any, of A. L. Hubbard; file herein, of the abeve named de deceased; the unknown heirs, if fendants: any, of Henry Domrese deceased; IN THE NAME OF THE STATE j the unknown heirs, if any, of C. OF OREGON: You and each of you A. Oberg, deceased; the unknown hereby are commanded to appear in heirs, if any, of T. C. Thomsen, the above entitled court and cause, deceased; the unknown heirs, if within four weeks after the first any, of W. C. Whiteley, deceased; publication of this summons, which the unknown heirs, if any, of John date of first • publication is Sept E. Raymond, deceased; the un ember 2, 1937, then and there to : known heirs, if any, of W. P. answer or otherwise plead to the Hombach, deecased; the unknown complaint filed herein, and if you heirs, if any, of Thomas D. fail so to do. and for want there Honeyman, deceased; the un of, plaintiff will take judgment and ¡ known heirs, if any, of W. F. Rog decree against you and each of you ers. deceased; the unknown heirs, determining all adverse claims to if any ,of Leonard J. Huttula, de the following described real prop ceased; the unknown heirs, if any, erty in Malheur County, Oregon, ; of Walter B. Buell, deceased; the to-wit : unknown heirs, if any. of John R. The Southeast quarter of Buchanan, deceased; the unknown Southeast quarter (SEUSEii) heirs, if any, of W. L. Henderson, and the Northeast quarter of deceased; the unkown heirs, if Southeast quarter iNE'«SEV4) any, of F O'Neill, deceased: the of Section thirty-four (34) ; the unknown heirs, if any, of A. E. Southwest quarter of South McBride, deceased: the unknown west quarter ( SW '« SW i. ) of heirs, if any, of Ethel Gebert, de Section thirty-five (35); the j ceased; the unknown heirs, if any, Southeast quarter of Southwest of J. T. Bales, deceased; the un quarter (SEViSWH), the North known heirs, if any. of F. M. Cole, half of the Northeast qua -ter deceased; the unknown heirs, if of Southeast quarter (N4- any. of F L. Lilly, deceased; the NE'.SE’«) and the Bast half of unknown nelrs, if any of Melissa Northwest quarter of Southeast Smith, deceased: the unknown quarter (E'iNW 1. SEI») all of heirs, if any. of Edith E. Allen, de Section thirty-six (36); all in ceased; th e unknown heirs, Township seventeen (17) South if any, of Ruth Talbot de of Range Forty-six (46) E. W. ceased; the unknown heirs, if M; The Northeast quarter an y , of J. R. Jolly, deceas (NE1-!) or Section twenty (20); ed; C. R Emtson. trustee; U Q. the Southwest quarter of South Stevens; Clyde C. Dodge and Es east quarter (SWLSEI») of Sec telle R Dodge, his wife; and also tion thirty-three (33) and the all other persons or person un Southeast quarter of Southeast known, claiming any right, title, quarter (SEVISEV.) of Section claim or interest in or to the thirty-three (33); all of Town property described In the com ship sixteen (16) South of plaint on file herein, defendants Range Forty-seven (47) E W To German National Bank of Nor M ; The Southwest quarter of thern Kansas. Oregon O-chords Northwest quarter (SWÜ- Company. Louis Lilly. Louis Lilly. NWQ) of Section four (4); the Trustee. Mrs F W Skillem. H. M West half of Northwest quar Ruddock. U. O. Stevens. C. B Mc ter of Northeast quarter i W 4- Manemln. David Canham. Eliza NWV.NE4) of Section ten beth Canham. Clara Canham. Char (10); the West half of North les Canham. Oem Irrigation Dis west quarter iWWNWU of trict. Owyhee County, High and Section sixteen (16); the North Fritchman Company. Federal Land east quarter (NEM of North Bank of Spokane. Catherine Moore west quarter (NEQNE'.NWH) Davidson. Donald Davidson. C E. S of Section seventeen (17); the Wood. Sara D Wood, Harry E. Mc South half of Southeast quarter Gregor. Elsie L McGregor. J M of Northwest quarter (SSSE4- Joseph. Sadie Joseph. Sarah W NW>, ) and the Southeast quar Baird. D E Baird. Arthur H Rehm, ter of Southeast quarter (SE4- Jane Doe Rehm. Lawrence E. Olsen. 8EV>) of Section nineteen GO); Jane Doe Olsen. Serena K Bailey. all of Township seventeen (17) John Dor Bailey. W F Homan. South of Range forty-seven (47) E. W. M.; The East half of East half (E 4E 4) cf Section one (1) Township Eighteen (18); South of Range forty-five (45) E W.M.; The Northeast quarter of North west quarter (NEViNWt»); I»t four (4) cr Northwest quarter of Northwest quarter (NWVi- liWVi); and the South half cf Northwest quarter (S4NW14), all of Section two (2); the Northeast quarter of Southeast quarter (NE*<tSE(4), the South west quarter of Southeast quar ter (SW>.«SEt«>. and the South east quarter of Southeast quar ter (SE 14 SE 4) all of Section three (3); the Northwest quar ter (NWd) of Section six (6); the North half of Northeast quarter (N4NEQ) of Section seven (7); the Southeast quar ter of Northeast quarter (SEii- NEV<), the Northeast quarter of Southeast quarter (NE4SE14) of Section Twenty-six (26); the Southwest quarter (SW(i) of Section twenty-eight (28>; the West half of Northwest quar ter (WHNWK) of Section thirty-two (32); the Northeast quarter of Northwest quarter (Nfe‘/4NW‘i), the Northwest quarter of Northwest quarter (NWViNW*4) a n d Southeast quarter of Northwest quarter (SEKNWK) all of Section thirty-six (36) ; all in Township eighteen (18); South of Range forty-six (46) E. W. M.; The West half of Northeast quarter (WA4NEH), the South half of Northwest quarter (S54- NW>4>, the West half of South west quarter (W4SW14), and the Northwest quarter of South east quarter <NW'4SE(4) all of Section two (2) ; and the South east quarter of Northwest quar ter <SE*4NW14) nf Section thirty-one (31); all of Township twenty (20) South of Range forty-six (46) E. W. M.; The Northwest quarter of Northwest quarter (NW14- NW'4) of Section thirty-six (36) Township Twenty-two (22) South of Range forty-six (46) E. W. M.; The West half of Southwest quarter (W48W14) and the Southeast quarter of Southwest quarter (8E148W14) of Section thirtf-six (36) Township Twen ty (20) South of Range Forty- five (45) E. W. M.; and decreeing and adjudging that you and each of you have no in terest, estate, or claim whatever, in or to said land or premises so de scribed, and that the title of the plaintiff to all cf said property is a good and valid fee simple title, and forever enjoining and debarring you and each of you from assert ing claim whatever in and to said land and premises or any part thereof, adverse to the plaintiff, and for such other relief as to this court may seem meet (and) equitable in the premises, and for plaintiff’s costs and disbursements in this cause made and incurred. You will take notice that this summons is served on you under and by virtue of and pursuant to an order of the Hon. Charles W. Ellis, Circuit Judge of said County and State, which Order was made on the 1st day of September, 1937, directing that the summons herein be published for four suc cessive weeks, including five publi cations in the Gate City Journal, published at Nyssa, Oregon. The date of the first publication is September 2, 1937, and the date of the last publication will be Sept ember 30, 1937. CARL H. COAD, Attorney for Plaintiff Resident Und| Ptot-office address; Nyssa, Oregon. LEGAL ADVERTISING LEGAL ADVERTISING NOTICE That County Warrants not presented will be cancelled. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the following warrants will be cancelled and the payments thereof will be refused unless said warrants are presented to the County Treasurer for payment on or before Oct ober 6, 1937. GENERAL FUND WARRANTS July 3, 1929 No. 2082 >6 30 Herman Hamer August 8, 1929 No. 2209 1.70 V. H. Campbell April 3, 1930 No. 3206 5.10 Ray Blessinger May 8, 1930 NO. 3421 020 Alice D. Bankofier ROAD FUND WARRANTS August 8. 1929 No. 2777 $14.38 Roy Kelley December 5, 1929 No. 3018 60.66 Herb Stewart May 8, 1930 No. 3489 27.64 A. L. Miller gon, this 4th day of August. A. D. 1937. H. S. SACKETT, County Clerk. 8-12 to 9 9. It CAN Happen To You Yes, fire can wipe out your stack of hay but you have nothing to worry about if you insure with . . . Frank T. Morgan Nyssa, Oregon Phone 31 It Can . . . . . . and Does Happen Here Why Trade Leaves Home From The Malheur Enterprise, Vale, Oregon This morning we took from our box in the postoffice a 16- page circular advertising August sales in a neighboring town at the retail store of one of the great mail order houses. Page 1 featured mattresses, the next three pages living and dining room and bed room furniture. A curtain sale and blanket sale took up several pages. There were refrigerator and radio bargains, paints and varnish bargains, plumbing equipment, tires, shoes, washing machines and auto supplies. The back page described a woman’s coat sale. All the ads are well written. The merchandise is de scribed so attractively and in such clear, concrete English that merely to read creates a desire to buy. All of the ads are profusely illustrated. It is safe to assume that a thousand or more of these circulars are being distributed this week to as many boxholders in the Vale trading territory. It so happens that retail advertising inchage by Vale stores in this issue of The Enterprise is lower than for several months. Thus prospective buyers in the Vale trading area, going to their postoffice boxes this week, receive but one invitation to buy— and that comes from an out-of-town store 40 miles away. Is it any wonder that business that should remain in Vale travels right down the highway to neighboring towns? Looking over the out-of-town circular, we notice that all the merchandise, so attractively advertised, can be purchased in Vale stores; also that the out-of-town prices are no lower in most instances than they are right here in Vale. But what good does it do to stock a wide variety of merchandise and sell it at compet itive prices if prospective purchases aren’t told about it? This leads up to the point of ths editorial. Newspaper adver tising carefully written—just any old kind of newspaper adver tising won’t do it—but skillfully written newspaper advertising can be the salvation of the small town, even of small towns located near larger ones. Two instances come to mind, Buhl, Idaho, and Redmond, Oregon, are not much larger than Vale. Both are about 20 miles from a good sized town, Buhl from Twin Falls, Redmond from Bend. In this respect they are faced with much keener competition than is Vale. But both Buhl and Redmond are thriving business towns, keeping a large proportion of their local trade at home. And to do it, both lean heavily on advertising in their local weekly newspapers as a casual examination of either the Buhl or Redmond papers would prove. Keep Y o u r Trade In N yssa Advertise your wares in Nyssa Gate City Journal