Nyssa gate city journal., October 13, 1938, Image 4

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through the United States Malls, as second class matter, under
the act of March 3, 1B79.
NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL’S
PROGRAM
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Completion of the I-O-N Highway.
Co-operative Marketing Association
for Malheur Farmers.
POLITICAL JOCKEYING?
week, along with the usual bushels of
T HIS
governmental propaganda, comes a subtle
bit of news that is captioned “Western Men
Get High Position In USDA Shakeup.” This
comes, indirectly from Secretary Wallace’s De­
partment of Agriculture.
We wonder — about that “shakeup”— it
couldn’t be that the Secretary is beginning to
realize that his regimentation of the farmers is
beginning to have it’s repercussion from a poli­
tical angle? The wheat allottments have not
gained a thing for the farmer, neither has corn,
or cotton, to say nothing of the beet sugar situ­
ation.
The farmer, it may be said, is slow to form his
opinion, but once formed, nationally, those
opinions are as inexorable as the raising of the
sun.
As far as the “shakeup” is concerned we fail
to note where there will be any political heads
lopped off-rather the simple expedient of creat­
ing a few more jobs, and it will be the same old
gang working in the same old manner.
As to the “western men” only one of these
new appointments is listed as owning land in the
west. The others are termed westerners, only
by virtue of the fact that they have attended col­
lege, and in one case has relatives living in the
west.
All of which looks to us as if the Secretary of
Agriculture is beginning to “see the light” and
we can expect to hear of a lot more of these
“shakeups”—with the hope of maintaining vote
power. But which it seems to us, to be so much
political jockeying.
GOOD CITIZENSHIP DEMANDS STUDY
WENTY-SIX days from today the voters of
T
the nation will have an opportunity to par­
ticipate in the highest privilege of citizenship—
that of selecting men and women throughout
the country that will form a part of our govern­
ment, together with certain laws under which
the electorate shall be bound.
We are wondering how many voters on No­
vember 8, will emulate those careless voters in
Washington that elected a mule for precinct
committeeman? Sounds funny doesn’t it? But it
actually happened.
The moral as we see it is that people, all of
the people, should not only go to the polls and
vote, but should acquaint themselves before
hand as to who and what they are voting for. An
official voters pamphlet is mailed out by the
Secretary of the State to ever registered voter
in the state. Contained in this voters pamphlet
is contained all of the measures upon which
every good citizen will be expected to pass his
opinion in the form of voting. For this reason
no person will have the opportunity to say that
he had no chance to inform himself about the
proposed laws.
As to the candidates, seeking office, that re­
mains solely within the discriminatory judg­
ment of the voters— it is for them to decide if a
candidate’s “platform" coincides with the vot­
ers views on government. Upon this matter the
voter must attend meetings, read newspapers or
what ever other means at his disposal to inform
himself.
The main thing is to get out and vote!
-tie.
L torWW, P $IIM I<
NOTICE
or ALI
ftsuni against MI4 i t t t u t d , U r«<
•ant sam r varlfiad u required by
Notice u hereby given,
gli
N o t U hereby given tlMlI bg law
that the
with the proper vouchers, with­
final account of Max S. TAggart. as Authority of an order of the County in
six months after the first publi­
administrator of the Estate of Court oi Malheur County. Oregon, cation
of this notice to said Admin­
Harrv L Barlow, deceased, has been made October 1, 1938. in the Mat­
at the office of A. L. Fletch­
filed in the County Court of Mal­ ter ot the Estate of Cnarles M. Mc­ istrator
in the City of Nyssa, Oregon, the
heur County, Oregon, and that the Intyre. Deceased, the undersigned er
same
being
the place designated for
14th day of November. 1938. at the Administrator of said Estate wlU, at
transaction of all business per­
hour of Ten o'clock. A M has been his residence in Jordan Valley, Ore­ the
taining
to
said
estate.
set by the Court for the hearing of gon on and after the 12 th day of
September 22. 1938.
objections to such final account and November. 1938. offer for sale and
B.
B
LIENKAEMPER,
settlement thereof, at which time sell for cash, Lots 2 and 3 in Block
Administrator of the Estate of
Ministers or others Interested In c lurcn publicity are invited to use any person interested in such estate 5H of Pioneer Addition to the Town
Leulla Ford Buffington, De­
the columns of the Journal to carry Important messages and notices may appear and file objections ol Jordan Valley, in Malheur Clara
ceased.
to their congregations. Please try to get your copy in by Tuesday of thereto in writing and contest the County, Oregon, to the highest bid­
First
der; said sale to be subject to the 1938. publication, September 22,
same.
each week.
Dated this 7th day of October, approval of the court.
Last publication, October, 20. 1938.
1938
SAM R. SCOTT,
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
METHODIST COMMUNITY
MAX S TAGGART.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Administrator
of
Estate
of
Char­
Administrator.
SCIENTIST
CHURCH
les M McIntyre, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
First
Publication:
October
13,
1938.
W
H.
BROOKE,
Attorney,
Floyd E. White Pastor
undersigned, having been appointed
215 North 9th Street, Payette, Idaho
Last Publication: November 10,
Ontario, Oregon.
Administrator of the estate of Eu-
Sunday school 10 o’clock. Lesson 1938
A branch of the Mother Church,
First Published, October 13, 1938. ene V. Debs Thrash, deceased, and
Last Published November 11, 1938 aving qualified as such, to all
the First Church of Christ, Scient- topic: Reverence for God's Name. NOTICE OF PROPOSAL TO SELL
Scripture: Exodus 20. 7. Matt. 5. THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
creditors df and all persons having
iest, in Boston, Massachusetts.
against said deceased, to pre­
33-37.
($30,000.00) SCHOOL BUILDING NOTICE OF GUARDIAN’S SALE claims
Morning worship 11:15. Sermon.
BONDS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF sent same, verified at required by
Subject: Doctine of Atonement The Great Commission. Text: Matt. OF AND BY UNION HIGH
law
with
the proper vouchers, with­
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
in six months after the first publi­
Golden Text: I Thessalonians 5:9. 28, 19. “Go ye therefore, and teach
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 4 MAL­ MALHEUR COUNTY
HEUR COUNTY, OREGON, AND In the Matter of the Guardianship cation of this notice to said Admin­
10. God hath not appointed us to all nations, baptizing them in the
INVITING BIDS THEREFOR.
of the Estate and Person of Al­ istrator at the office of A. L. Fletch­
wrath, but to obtain salvation by name of the Father, and of the
er in the City of Nyssa, Oregon, the
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
bert Hinsch. an insane person.
being the place designated for
our Lord Jesus Christ, who died for
¿ ¿ “ ohost.” T h is'* That
---- sealed bids will
, „ be received
. . „ . by
-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. same
the transaction of all business per­
the
District
School
Board
of
Union
lhat
on
or
after
the
31st
day
of
Oc-
us, that, whether we wake or sleep, I missionary Sunday and we ask that
High School District No. 4, Malheur 1 ol ,ci. 1938 at the hour of Ten taining to said estate.
j we should live together with him. all of our people bring some offer­ County,
Oregon at the office of the ocloclt A m . at the office ol Max September 22, 1938.
B. B. LIENKAEMPER,
Responsive readin: Psalms 40: ing for Missions, either money or District Clerk oi said Union High g Taggart, Attorney for the Guard-
Administrator of the Estate of
School District at Adrian, Oregon
j the undersigned, as guardian
1 - 8 , 16.
produce that can be sold.
until 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon of
of Albert Hinsch, an Eugene V. Debs Thrash. Deceased.
First publication, September 22,
Epworth League 6:30. There will on the
da: of October, 1938 for jnsane person, will sell at private
:he 28th day
The Wednesday evening meeting, be a Missionary play by members the purchase of an issue of bonds ol 1 sale for cash or on terms, to the 1938.
Last
publication. October 20, 1938.
said
School
District
in
the
amount
highest
bidder,
subject
to
the
ap
at which time testimonials of Christ I Df the League.
^O/WlO0:
.
proval of the County Court of tni e
NOTICE TO C REDITORS
Ian healing and remaraks on Christ-
Evening worship 8 p. m. Sermon: of Said
bonds will be negotiable gtate or Oregon
-
- for Malheur
Notice is hereby given th at the
coupon bonds, will be registerable as County, certain real estate of the
ian Science are given, is held at | personal Evangelism,
undersigned, having been appointed
to principal only by the County said ward, to-wit:
eight o’clock.
Choir rehearsal Wed. evening at Treasurer
Administrator of the estate of Doris
of Malheur County, Ore­
Lot two in Section 21. Town­
The Reading Room is located in 8 o'clock. The date has been chang­ gon. will each
Marlon Krueger, deceased, and hav­
be designated "School
19 S. Range 47 E. W. M.
ing qualified as such, to all credi­
the Church Building, where the ed this week because of the Union Building Bonds," will be dated as of / a n ship
d West Half of Northwest
tors of and all persons having
quarter of Northwest quarter
Bible and authorized
Christian Missionary meeting Thursday eve­ October 1, 1938, will be in the de­
claims
against said deceased, to
of $ 1000.00 eaCh. will be
and the Southwest quarter of
Science Literature may be read, bor­ ning at Ontario Methodist church. nomination
resent same, verified as required
numbered consecutively from 1 to
the Northwest quarter of Sec­
y
law
with the proper vouchers,
rowed or purchased, and is open Dr. Charles J. Stauffacher, Portu­ 30 both inclusive, will mature ser­
tion 21, Township 19 S. Range
within six months after the first
every day from two to four p. m., ex­ guese East Africa, will be the speak­ ially in numerical order at the
47 E W M
publication
of this notice to said
rate of $ 2000.00 on the 1 st day of
All that piece of land in the
cept Sunday ands holidays.
er. Dr. Stauffacher is a medical October
Administrator at the office of A.
in each of the years 1940
Northeast
quarter
of
Section
20,
L. Fletcher in the City of Nyssa,
The public is cordially invited to missionary.
to 1954. both Inclusive, will bear in­
Township 19 S. Range 47 E. W. Oregon,
the same being the place de­
attend our services and make use of
Friday evening the Epworth Lea­ terest at the rate to be determined,
M. lying east of the Oregon
signated
for the transaction of all
which
rate
shall
be
a
rate
of
the
low­
Short Line Railroad Right-of-
the Reading Room.
gue will sponsor a basket social at est responsible bidder, Interest pay­
business
pertaining to said estate.
way.
September
22. 1938.
the W. W. Foster home.
able semi-annually on the 1 st day
That certain Right-of-way
B. B. LIENKAEMPER,
of April and October of each year
in Section 20 and 21, Township
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
Administrator
of the Estate of
until maturity and will be payable
19 S. Range 47 E. W. M and
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
Doris Marion Krueger, Deceased.
both as to principal and interest in
more particularly described on
Ernest C. Knull. Pastor
First
publication,
September 22,
In the Legion Hall
lawful money of the United States
Page 305, Book 22 of Deeds in the
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.
1938.
Vern Martin, Pastor
at the office of the County Trea­
County
Clerk's
Office
of
Mal­
Last publication, October 20. 1938.
Morning worship at 11:15 a. m.
surer of Malheur County, or at the
heur County, Oregon, reference
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
fiscal agency of the State of Oregon
Young people meting at 7:30 p. m.
to which Volume and Page of
Ed Wild superintendent.
SUMMONS
FOR PUBLICATION
in the City and State of New York
said Book is hereby made.
Evangelistic meeting at 8 p. m.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
There is a contest on between the
the option of the purchaser.
Beginning at a point 745 feet
Mid-week meeting, Wednesday at boys and girls in the Sunday school at These
THE
STATE
OF OREGON FOR
bonds are issued by virtue
north of the southwest corner
THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR.
8 p. m.
of a majority vote of the legal vot­
of Section 21, Township 19 S.
we invite you to come.
MARY
LOLA
SCOTT.
Plaintiff.
of said Union High School Dis­
Range 47 E. W. M. running
vs.
Morning worship 11 a. m. Mes­ ers
trict No. 4 at an election duly call­
thence north to the northwest
ORIAN G. SCOTT, Defendant.
PARMA LUTHERAN CHURCH
ed and held on the 12th day of July,
sage by the pastor.
corner of the Northwest quar­
TO ORIAN G. SCOTT, DEFEND­
ter of the Southwest quarter of
Junior society meets in the eve­ 1938 and by virtue of a Resolution
A. A. Schmidt, Pastor.
ANT:
of
the
District
School
Board
of
said
Section
21;
thence
east
to
the
ning
at
7:15
p.
m.
The
young
peo­
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
18 Trinity Gosepel: Matthew 22.
District, duly passed and adopted
west ta n k of Snake River:
OF OREGON: You are hereby re­
on the 19th day of September. 1938.
thence southerly along said
34-46. Epistle: I Corinthians 1,4-9. ple meet at 7:15 p. m.
to appear and answer the
River Bank to a point 749.54 quired
The regular evangelistic service and pursuant to the Constitution
God has given the church the
complaint filed against you in the
and laws of the State of Oregon
feet north of the south line of
above entitled suit within ten days
Gospel or reconciliation
through at 8 p. m.
including Chapter XX. Title 35 of
said Section 21; thence west
from the date of the service of this
the Oregon Code of 1930 and laws
2297.58 feet, more or less, to the
the sin-atoning sacrifice of Jesus.
Summons upon you if served within
point of beginning, containing
At the cross of Calvary, and there ST. PAUL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH amendatory thereof and supple­
this County, or if served within any
95 acres more or less.
mental thereto.
Rev. Stanley Moore, Pastor
County of this State, then
j alone, sinners can find forgiveness,
Each bid. except when made by a
All of which property is in Mal­ other
within twenty days from the date of
j reconciliation with God. birth unto Church Services every Sunday State or Federal Government heur County, Oregon.
the
service
of this Summons upon
Said sale is made pursuant to a you: of if served
Agency, must be accompanied by a
1 spiritual life, freedom from
the morning at 9:30 o'clock.
outside the Sfi
State
license granted in the above en­ of
certified
check
in
the
amount
of
Sunay
School
will
meet
at
10:30
Oregon, but within the United
yoke of Satan, power to overcome
$900 00 payable to the order of Un­ titled matter by the above entitled States,
then
within
four
weeks
from
each
Sunday
morning.
greed and selfishness, and strength
ion High School District No. 4, Mal­ Court on the 29th day of August, the date of the service of this Sum­
Communion the second Sunday of heur County. Oregon. Checks of un­ 1938
j to love God The cross of Jesus is
mons
upon
you;
and
if
you
fail
so
successful bidders will be returned
LORING TAYLOR,
| God's answer to the supreme woe of the month.
to answer, for want thereof, the
Guardian.
upon
the
awarding
of
the
bonds
and
will apply to the court for
Guild meets second Wednesday of the checeks of the successful bid­
I humanity.
First publication: September 22, a plaintiff
decree dissolving the bonds of
der, or bidders, will be retained to 1938.
| This church feels honor bound to each month at 2:30 p. m.
matrimony
now existing between
be
applied
toward
payment
for
the
Last
publication:
October
27,
1938.
Sunday School and choir party for
I God and man to proclaim only the
bonds or for the benefit of the said ______________________________ the plaintiff and defendant. To-
| message of the cross for therein young people the second and fourth Union High School District No. 4 in
"OTICE
nw P^ V . o V h A r .TP. n/LV
* » ° lu V ^ m V ^ m o n y *
case of bidders default.
alone can the church please God Mondays at 7:30 o'clock.
j 500.«W OF SCHOOL BUILDING l jjoo, attorney fees, and costs of
All bids must be in writing, and *5
BONDS OF AND BY SCHOOL his suit.
and help men. for all have sinned,
must
not
be
for
less
than
par
and
DISTRICT NO. 39, MALHEUR
L. D. S. CHURCH
This Summons is published by or-
there is salvation only in the name
accrued interest. The bid being up­ COUNTY, OREGON, AND INVIT­ 1er
of the Hon. Cnarles W. Ellis,
10:00 a. m. Sunday School.
above every other name. Jesus.
on the rate of interest the said
ING BIDS THEREFOR
Circuit Judge in and for the above
bonds shall carry and the lowest bid
We therefore invite you to come "11:45 a. m. Choir practice.
NOTICE
HEREBY
IS
GIVEN
entitled
court, made and entered on
by a responsible bidder will be
8:00 p. m. Evening services.
sealed bids will be received by the 16th day of September, pre-
to our services and hear the mes­
deemed to the best bid. Bids will be That
the
District
School
Board
of
School
icribing
this Summons be
Monday
sage of the cross of Christ and how
promptly opened immediately after District No. 39, Malheur County. ;erved by that
thereof once
the final hour, above stated, at Ad- Oregon, at the office of Carl H ■ach week publication
8:00 p. m. Priesthood meeting.
it can deliver you from the woes of
four successive and
rian. in Malheur County, State of Coad. Attorney at Law at Nyssa. consecutive for
Tuesday
weeks
in
the Nyssa
the world Will you come? You know
Oregon.
Oregon, until the hour of 2:00 Gate City Journal, a weekly news­
2:0 p. m. Relief society meeting.
Tlie District School Board re­ o'clock
that you owe it to yourself and your
P.
M.
on
the
15th
day
ot
paper
of
general
clculation
pub-
serves the right to reject any or all October. 1938, for the purchase oi ished at Nyssa in Malheur County,
Saturday
God to spend at least an hour a
bids and to readvertlse the sale of an issue of bonds of said School Oregon.
2:00
p.
m.
Primary
meeting.
week in worship.
said bonds if bids are not satlsfac- District No. 39 in the amount ol
A. L. FLETCHER,
Sunday school: 10 a. m.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
KINGMAN
COMMUNITY
Ttie successful bidder will be fur­ $5.500.00.
Divine services: 10:30 a. m.
Said
bonds
will
be
negotiable
cou­
First
publication:
September 22
nished with a certified copy of the pon bonds, .will be registerable as to 1938.
CHURCH
"A changeless Christ for a chang­
bond
transcript
and
with
the
opin­
Ernest Tetwiler. Pastor
Last publication: October 20, 1938.
ion of a recognized bond Attorney principal only at the option of the
ing world."
Sunday school 10 a. m. Mrs. M. F within the State of Oregon, that nolder, will each be designated
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
"School
Building
Bond."
will
be
the bonds are binding and legal
Nichols, superintendent.
Notice is hereby given that the
as of October 15, 1938. will
obligations of Union High School dated
KINGMAN KOLONY L.D.S.
Morning worship 11 a. m.
undersigned,
been appointed
be
in
the
denominations
of
$500
00
District No. 4. Malheur County. each, will be numbered consecutively Administrator having
of the estate of
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Christian Endeavor 7:45 p. m.
Oregon.
Laura
Mabel
Besecker
Buffington,
from
1
to
11
.
both
numbers
inclu­
By order of the District School sive, will mature serially in numer deceased, and having qualified
Evening worship 8:30 p. m.
Meets in Kingman Kolony school
as
Board
of
Union
High
School
Dis­
Everyone
welcome.
such,
to
all
creditors
of
and
all per­
leal order in the amount of $500 00
[ house Sunday at 1:00 p. m.
trict No. 4. Malheur County, Ore­ on
sons having claims against said de­
the
15th
day
of
October,
1943
to
gon.
1953. both years inclusive, will bear ceased. to present same, verified as
Dated October 10, 1938.
Attend Dinner Party—
interest at not to exceed six per required by law with the proper
Week End in Boise—
J.
E
HOLLY,
vouchers, within six months after
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ostrom at­
District Clerk of Union High cent ( 6 %) per annum, payable seml- the
Mr. and Mrs L. J. Klstler spent
first publication of this notice
tended a Swedish Smorgesboard in School District No. 4 Malheur annuall an the 15th day of April and to
said Administrator at the office
the
15th
day
of
October
of
each
the week end with relatives in Boise. Nampa on Sunday.
County. Oregon.
of
A.
L. Fletcher in the City of
year until maturity, will be payable
First Publication. 13. Oct., 1938
both as to principal and interest in Nyssa, Oregon, the same being the
Friday Visitors—
Last Publication. 27, Oct.. 1938
lawful money of the United States place designated for the transaction
Legal Advertisement
County Judge David F. Graham
of America at the office of the of all business pertaining to said
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
County
Treasurer of M a l h e u r estate.
Sealed bids will be received by County, Oregon,
and C. M Charlton. U. S. Parole
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
September 22, 1938.
at Vale, Oregon,
the
School
Board
of
Union
High
Sealed
bids
will
be
received
by
B
B B LIENKAEMPER,
and
will
be callable on and after
officer were in Nyssa and other
B Lienkaemper, Clerk of School School District No. 4 in Malheur October 15, 1948.
Administrator of the Estate of
\ Malheur cities on Friday
District No. 26 Nyssa, Malheur County. Oregon, at their office in
Laura
Mabel
Besecker Buffington,
Said bonds are issued by virtue of
County, Oregon at present school the Hollv Store Building. Adrian, a majority vote of the legal voters Deceased.
Oregon,
until
eight
o'clock
p.
m.,
building
until
October
22,
1938
at
Registration Piles U p -
w « t publication, September 22 ,
of said School District No. 39 Mal­
3:00 P. M.. for the construction of Tuesday, November First. 1938. for heur County. Oregon, voting at an
Mayor Don M. Graham stated one
story-addition to present school the General Construction inclusive election duly called and held on
Last publication, October 20 , 1938.
building" for Nyssa Public School of Electric Wiring Plumbing and September 12. 1938. and by virtue
I that there were 584 new registrants ..........................
District No 26. Malheur County. Heating, of a High School Building. of a resolution of the District
NOTICE F °R PUBLICATION
on file in his office when the time Oregon,
and will then and there be to be erected at Adrian. Oregon, and
OF THE INTERIOR
limit was ended on Saturday night. opened and publicly read aloud w*ll then an_d there i>e opened and School Board of said School District DEPARTMENT
GENERAL
LAND OFFICE AT
duly passed and adopted on the 28th
Bids received after the time fixed, publicly read aloud Bids received day
THE DALLES. OREGON.
1938, and pur­
Move to Nyssa—
for opening will not be considered. after “ »* time fixed for opening suant of to September.
NOTICE is hereby given that
the Constitution and Laws Jesse
Plans, specifications and form of wlll^ not be considered.
Sugg, of Adrian, Oregon, who,
W. Edmond returned from Burns
of
the
State
of
Oregon,
Including
Plans, specifications and form of Chapter XX. Title 35. Oregon Code on July 7 , 1936. made Homesteaci
documents
may be exam
doct
J with his family and households contract
examln- » K
vvuc Entry, Act 6-17-02. No. 030323 for
ined at Superintendent of School contract documents may be examin-
« i , “,m,ei ldat,ory ‘hereof ™ rn; Unit 'D" or the E '.S W ', and
j and will start Installing his laundry Office in Nvssa. Oregon and a set of ed at the office of the School Board.
‘ 211 5**-
said plans, specifications, and forms Hollv Store Building. Adrian. Ore- «
Section 8, Township
| equipment soon.
1935 8upple" ?! 8. Range 46 E . Willamette Mer­
may be obtained at the office of gon. and at the office of Tourtellotte
A
c
Hummel.
Architects.
Boise.
Idaho.
m
Wavland Sc Pennell. Architects.
idian, has filed notice of intention
Mother Leaves—
J ^ en made by a to make three-year Proof, to estab-
Boise. Idaho, upon deposit of $25.00 and a set of plans and specifics-
Mrs. R. Nankervis of Butte. Mont.,
lish claim to the land above des­
The full amount of deposit for tlons. and forms may be obtained at k T
office of Tourtellotte Sc Hummel, fjf
c" uft«l check cribed. before George R. Aiken. U.
who has visited with her daugthers one set of documents will be re the
Hundred R?1* S. Commissioner, at Ontario. Ore-
to each actual bidder within Architects. 217 Eastman Building. u J b f .S S o m 1
Mrs. A. H. Boydell and Mrs W. J. a turned
Boise
Idaho,
of
'afrsJ
^
°
^
.
,
p?„\abJe
order
upon
deposit
reasonable time after receipt of
of School District No to 39. the
Malheur
*938 °n
day °1 October,
j Felnen has returned to Butte.
bids Other deposits will be refunded ($10 00) Ten Sc No 100 Dollars
County
Oregon
Checks
of
unsuc­
The full amount of deposit for cessful bidders will be returned up­
with deduction not exceeding the
Claimant names as witnesses: M.
Daughter I .eaves—
actual cost of reproduction of the one set of documents will be return­ on the awarding of the bonds, and L. Kurtz of Nyssa. Oregon. M L.
drawings, upon the return of all ed to each actual bidder within a the check of the successful bidder Judd, of Nyssa. Oregon, O. E. But­
Mrs. Adolph Boe who has been documents
in good condition within reasonable time after receipt of
ter. of Adrian. Oregon. Dr. L. An­
be applied toward derson.
visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs 30 davs after the date of opening bids Other deoosits will be refund - 1 will be retained to .__
of Nyssa. Oregon.
nds
ed with deduction not exceeding the
i#
.H
i“. or “ for
y the
“ ¡J
John E. Ostrom for the past month N-»*
W F JACKSON.
actual
cost
of
reproduction
of
the
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s
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i^
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L
P
lstrl?t
No
bid shall be accompanied by
.
....
Register.
, left last week for her home in a Each
certified check, cashier's check or drawings, upon the return of Ml b i r t r W N 0r *8°n ' ln case of
First
published
Sept. 15. 1938.
Klammath Falls
k . •
bid bond (with authorized surety documents in good condition with- j an
Last published Oct. 13, 1938.
30 dav after the date of opening k *
1 wrltln* must
company as surety» made payable In
J* unconditional, and must not be r
Father Visiting—
to the Owner in amount not less bids
E F°R p u b l ic a t io n
Each
bid
shall
be
accompanied
by
™rf„
l
»
i
D
“iLand
acc,rued inter- DEfARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
S'". of the the amount of bid
John R Kline arrived on Sunday than
J 111
owned properly,
The District School Board re­ a certified check, cashiers check or
OENERAL LAND OFFICE AT
to spend the winter with his daugh­ serves the right to reject any or all bid bond (with authorized surety
a,tfr . ‘h* final hour
THE DALLES. OREGON
company as surety» made payable biris ”» ^ h » f ° T submitting
ter, Mrs. Henry Simianer and will bids, and to waive informalities
NOTICE is hereby given that
to
the
Owner
ln
an
amount
not
less
jU
,1
r5cho°l
House
No
bidder
may
withdraw
his
bid
Frank
Graham of Nyssa, Oregon,
also visit with another daughter. after the tiour set for the opening than 5% of the amount of bid The { v Jild
“ strict School
July 18 1938 ma^c Home-
| Mrs W L. Plyley Mr Kline Is a thereof, or before award of contfact. School Board of Union High School f ? ard
thp rijrht to re tect jtc^d °P
Entry. Act July 17. 1902. No.
JS V S 5 2
readvertlse g**84- f,or Farm Unit "D" or the
unless said award is delayed for a District No 4 in Malheur County. S S J L
J resident of Gertng. Neb.
Oregon reserves the right to retect
said bonds if the bids are S w i‘SEJ‘o 0f Section 23: N W '.-
period exceeding 30 days.
It is estimated that there will be any or all bids, and waive infor-, n . “ 1 . , actoTy l, ^
™ * of Section 25 and the N 4
Returns from Visit—
malities
m2
In
the District School NEH. Section 26. Township 19 S..
available for the work to be done
When Mrs M M Oreeling Jr under this advertisement substant­
No bidder may withdraw his bid S S u L ,, rvJiiifT 2i*trtet No. 39 k n*»i, *5 ® • Willamette Meridian,
after the hour set for the opening; Mw,-«Vf P S S ii' °regon
has filed notice of intention to
who had visited with her parents ially the sum of $22 233 33
thereof or before award of con-
J5Eith '1, “ strict Clerk, make final Proof, to estalish claim
ALICE WILSON
Mr and Mrs C. C Hunt for a short
tract,
unless
award
is
delayed
for
1 No 39 MaP»cur t o t h e land above describ'd, before
time left for her home at Kalama a t t f s t
Chairman
a period exceeding 30 days.
Oeorge K. Aiken. U. S. Commis-
and first published Sept
It Is estimated there will be
she was accompanied by her mother!
B B LIENKAEMPER.
at Ontario. Oregon, on the
available for the work to be done
Clerk
24th day of October. 1938.
After a short visit Mrs Hunt and |
Last published October 13. 1938
Claimant names as witnesses:
First publication October 6 . 1938. under this advertisement substan-
Mrs M M Oreellng Sr returned
Last publication October 13. 1938 tiallv the sum of $44 488 00
Wesley J Browne, of Nyssa. Ore­
to Nyssa together the latter part ofj
- UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIS­
gon Frank Q. Morgan, of Nvssa.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE
OF
HF4RINC.
OF
FINAL
TRICT
NO
4
IN
MALHEUR
Oregon
William R. Howell. 0 /
the week.
COUNTY.
ACCOI'NT
Y. OREGON ■
urdendened ^hsUns
OregorTÄ M Neeley^ of Rt‘.
Mrs. Oreellng had been visiting IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON TOR MAL­
B? JR BROLLY* CWÏ i T
Adn?.lnL' ^ nr 2f
^ U t« S o S j
*'
her son and recuperating from a
JACKSON.
HEUR COUNTY
Register
First Publication. October 13 1938 and ha vtnT q u a li f [id ^ " s u c h T * * ? ! ~
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recent illness
In the Matter of the Estate of Harry
Last Publication October. 27. 1938 creditors of and a ï w ï ï ^ h lr lî^
Sn>t l51938
Last Published Oct. 13 , 1938 .
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