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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL TH U R SD AY, APRIL 17, 1941 S fc: lng away at his spud-planting every John Iiams homes. Because of a an electric fence at his father's farm day. We hope Jim makes it on his cave in at the mine where the men and has been working on the canal in defraying expenses incurred in building the hall. spudsthls year. He sure stays faith worked, work was stopped. Mrs. extension. fully with them. He will have out Iiams will stay with her parents and Mr. end Mrs Bill Harrv ~t ne~ more spuds than all th rest of Cow help her mother for awhile. Mrs. Star, vis ted at the Leo Wood home Hollow put together. Rogers and two daughters plan to Friday. The Ideal Way To Buy. Sell. Rent. Find, or Hire. Big Results at a very low cost. One trial «dll convince. We have sort of gone sour on red rent a small place while the men Miss Dean Gooing spent the past RATES: One cent per word for each issue. Minimum cash in advance is’ 25c. clover up here. George Garbriel is look up work. While always going week in Boise visiting her grand about the only one in the Hollow to work promptly is always com parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cox. mendable. it might have been fatal that is trying it this year. MISCELLANEOUS John Griffin is working for Syl He says, "I Just as well leave It. to the mine crew, who that noon just vester Myers. F or Sale For Rent wasted a few minutes playing some It's there and It will at least build Chris Meltvedt and two small Farmers Auction Sale POULTRY little game. Had they gone in at daughters were Sunday visitors at CITY PROPERTY up the soil some more We need more fat, feeder and Sam Cates was down to see about the exact time as usual they might the home of Mrs. Ella Stephens. weaner pigs, cows, heifers, and feed HEAVY FRYING chickens, at Bar G ROOM HOUSE clean. $15.00 per Leo Wood worked for the Boise getting the corn planter. He Is ready easily have been trapped or killed month. Floyd Robison. Kuna, or rett gardens. 17Atfc er steers to fill the demand. We sell Payette yard a few days last we?k to plant corn. It seems that his when the cave-in came. Nyssa Sale Yard on Fridays machinery, furniture, and livestock Ralp Summy, older son of Mr Ralph Gee and daughter Mona little corns are liable to need their tvery Friday. We also have some LEGHORN CHICKENS, Record o f ----------------- ---------------------1 ----------- Production Hock. 70-2 year old j NICE LARGE TWO room cottage, over-shoes on but Sam Is an old com and Mrs. Earl Summy, plans to leave were both home for Sunday. nice heifer calves every Sale day. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wagner were in breeders, 50c: 100 yearling bi coders, completely furnished, large bath raiser and he sure shows Cow Hol- Boise Wednesday for Alameda. Cali Have calls for more milk cows. fornia. from which place he will go Meridian. Wednesday. He attended 75c; 45-9 week old pullets, 50c; 5 j ¡com and clothes closet, fenced yard, lw how to raise com. Nyssa Sale Yard week old pullets. 40c: 3 laying bat- lawn trees, electric stove, new Dav- Elza Nlccum’s wife is planning a by boat to Honolulu where he will the sale and she spent the day with — and wholesome Floyd Robinson, Owner tiip to Twin Falls, Idaho, for to work in the office of the Morrison- relatives. 3Atfc teries, 240 capacity, $120. See Frank j -no bed. Call Journal. lOAtfc Knudsen Construction Company Healthy Gate City Pair, 4V4 miles south of Nyssa on ; f o r r f n t ------------------------------------ spend a week or so. Partly business Ralph has been employed as book Wins Spr Adrian Highway. lOAtfc _________ | UNFURNISHED BASEMENT apart and partly pleasure. She has some keeper at the Producers Lumber Co. PAINTING, PAPERING, all kinds property there and many old friends. Dairy Milk is a ment. 532 First street. 10A2xp At the Sunset Community Hall of interior decorating. References. HIGH QUALITY chicks available Dale Llmbaugh has built himself In Boise since last August. every Monday starting Feb. 17. All r . T. Sanders, Box 234, Nyssa. a stell corrigator. To buy a new Water was turned Into some of party on Saturday night, the croch necessary part of Stray Animals 13M8xp popular breeds from b l o o d t e s t e d ________________________________ steel corrigator costs a plenty and the ditches here. Crops are looking eted bed spread of the auxiliary of the V. P. W.'s was awarded to Jay flocks. Custom hatching done. Or- STRAYED ON THE RUST place on some of these home made ones do fine and several gardens are up. a well balanced meal Howard, Boise. WANTED—All your welding jobs. der yours now. Vale Electric Hatch- | the Owyhee, one Pinto, two roans, fine work. Dale was working on his In the ball games at Nyssa Friday. Benefit Social— Morning and Evening We promise good work and fair er.v. Vale. Oregon. 31J tfc. Owner may have same on indenti- corrigator and let his grain wait a Apple Valley won one game and uiicea. Pruyn Auto Repair. Phone The community hall of Cow Ho.- l iication, for payment of this ad, and little long to get it corrigated. When Nyssa one game. Deliveries BABY CHICKS—N. H. Reds. B the cost of feed. 10A3xc the weather is right this grain comes ,r,W. Mrs. Clarence Nichols entertained low members will give a benefit box Rocks, Buff Orpingtons and W. up in a hurry. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nichols, Mr. and social and old time dance at the hall Leghorns. Pullorum tested. 9c each. Arch Eastman is sort of behind For Sale i'.KAKE WORK -Let us put your Mrs. C. H. Higgins, Mrs. Dave Will on F’riday, April 17, beginning at PHONE I04W hatching. Patch Bros. with his spring work. Arch did a lot car or truck brakes in first class Custom STOCK iams and Johnny Woods at dinner eight-thirty. Everyone Is- invited to of work this spring on the Club condition Special equipment ana Hatchery. Payette, Idaho. 27P 12xc. Sunday, besides Elmer. Dale, and attend. The proceeds are to be used TEAM OF WORK horses. Charles house. So now he will have to run Donna Mae Nichols and of course trained men a! youi service. Pruyi BABY CHICKS. Hatching every Schweizer, 15 miles southwest of to catch up. Auin Repair. Phone 5BW Mr. Nichols. Tuesday and Friday. We do cus Nyssa. 17A2xp. Beet weeding and blocking have tom hatching. | already begun. Roy and Jim Goo- whi te KALSOMINE, PAINT at competi Thompson's Ontario Hatchery. i REGISTERED CHESTER ing began work Tuesday. pigs. Eight weeks old. Morris Judd. tive prices. First class quality 16Jtfc Jr. 17Aixc Nyssa Lbr. Co.. Goode Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huffman and The Easter Service conducted at Highway 201, Phone 108. 16Mtfc FOR SALE—Baby chicks Mondays Mrs Charley Huffman went to see the Methodist church by the Rev. and Thursdays. 200 up 8% cents Mrs. Cummings Sunday evening. B. T. Osborne was very well attend Mrs. Cummings is not well and Mrs. FOR PLUMBER call J. C. Smith. each, under 200, 9 cents each. Cus ed. The church was beautifully Huffman wants her daughter In the tfc. tom hatching 3 cents per egg. Pay clean and an Easter lily and two Phone 78J. By The Happy Farmer Huffman home where she can give ette Valley Hatchery. Phone 6221. potted palms were the only flowers Two miles north Fruitland. 6F tfc. The Club house or community hall used except two bouquets of cherry her added care. FARM LANDS sert of holds the spotlight in Cow blossoms on the piano. The service Mr. and Mrs. Tony Carroll are the HATCHING EGGS, from 240-300 Hollow again. There were eight or For Sale included the Easter message given parents of a fine baby girl born, The Newest, Most Modern, Scientific Develop egg pine, Hansen Strain, White ten farmers, their wives and fam as a musical reading, a solo and a April 11, at the Nyssa Nursing home Leghorns. Mrs. Neil Dimmick. ment in Hair Dressing. ilies gathered over there to have a quartet. Mrs. Donahue, Lois Smalley, Mrs. Carroll and baby were taken to FINE 40 ACRES improved farm. 20F tfc. pot-luck dinnr, chat a while and do Lois Gee. Dixie Scott, Lorraine the home of her parents. Mr. and Modern home, milk house, barn a little more work in the building Scott. Wanda Scott were received Mrs. Guild, Monday morning. Both and feeding pens. On hiway, school and on the grounds. For Sale into membership—the five girls on mother and child are doing nicely. bus and mail route. Deep well, water The baby has been named Winifred The building sets on a sort of hill probation. CITY PROPERTY piped over place, electricity. Inquire side and as Roy Rookstool gave Mrs. Agnes Mae MacFarland, her Yvonne Carroll. Journal. 23J tfc. FOR SALE or rent. Tavern, known them six acres of ground. So we can baby and her two older children Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Wood of Mout- as the Bank. Attractive terms. See grade and terris to our harts con were baptized.Robert Gee was bap aln Grove, spent a couple of days Consult us on your wiring needs Prank T. Morgan. 16Jtfc tent. tized also the two children of Mrs with their son, Chester Wood and and meter set-ups. We had twelve head of horses Donahue, and the Osborne baby who wife before moving Into a house In GOOD HOMESITES on First and moving dirt over there Sunday so we was baptized, Esther Elizabeth. Work guaranteed to meet State Roswell. Wednesday. Sunday, Mr. Park, Cash or terms, Frank D. changed the looks of the landscape requirements. The sermon was based on the part and Mrs. Chester Wood enjoyed Featherweight A ■ ThermastaticaUy Hall. 13Mtfc some. And there was a bunch of men of the Resurrection story, ‘He is not Easter dinner at the F. L. Wood Prices right Information free inside the building with hammers home in Roswell. here; He is arisen.” Taking part in Heaters : * 9 ^ . Controled LOT 3 BLOCK 65, Greens addition NYSSA ELECTRIC SHOP and saws going. From the noise they the service were Rev. and Mrs. B. Jesse Huffman, Francis Cum to Nyssa. L. W. Tebow, 606 Veneta 18Atfc made they must of changed the looks T. Osborne. Mrs. LaRue, F. D. Miller. mings, Olive Bailey, Star Robinson, Ave., Bramerton, Wash. 13M8xp SATISFACTORY ATTENTION GIVEN ALL in there too. Mona Gee, Mrs. Poage, and Esther and Florence Whisler attended the We are going to have an old time Osborne. Y. G. A. in Caldwell, Friday even PATRONS FIVE GOOD building lots. Cheap Child! en of the church enjoyed ing. for Cash. Southwest corner, Sixth box-supper over there Friday night. Local and Long Distance One of those old fashioned kind an Easter egig hunt at the Waldo Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Guild of Cald and Park. Bill de Groft. lOAtfc HAULING like they used to have in the Old Smalley home, Saturday afternoon. well were Sunday visitors at the par Phone 72W FIVE ROOM, modern house, furnace sod school house when us older folks Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher, Mr. and ental. C. J. Guild home. Lawrence and Barnett Phone 16 heat and stoker Garage. See were kids. Where the ladies create Mrs. Henry Meier and Mrs. Martha Albert Meier has been putting up 4Mtfc Artie Robertson. lOAtfc their own boxes and fill them, with Norland went to Crystal to attend *>• 4 chickn, roast ham. apple saure. pud- the Easter service there. W ANTED / ' din' and all kinds of goodies from Standard tests will be given at V v> . the Apple Valley school Tuesday NYSSA STEAM GARBAGE HAULING. City lincen- the farm. There will be some sort of inter- Women from the district will act as ced. Owen Gann, Phone 119R ! : ' i-Í;: LAUNDRY tainment (Maby the Happy Faimer observers in the different rooms. will sing a song) and after the box Mr. Rupert attended the meeting CARPENTERING, concrete work, Phone 88J kalsominlng or painting by hour or es are sold we might wait to see of the Canyon County Teachers in “ W e Wash Every Day” contract. C. J. Keizer, 381 Ennis which is the most popular girl, Caldwell Saturday. The Rupert fam Ave. lOAtfc j Even tho we are swamped with ily enjoyed Easter at the home of p illi ------- ------ -------------------------------------- lour work we are going to knock-off Mrs. Rupert’s parents. Mr. and Mrs WANTED TO BUY—Clean cotton our work early Fridya afternoon Hunter in Nampa. Ü; : .■ : REPAIR SHOP rags, must be of fair size, no ov and go over there and sort of turn The school board meets this week Electric Welding eralls, lace curtains nor other harsh loose and be kids again. and expects to hire teachers for the materials. Journal office. 31 0 tfc. Everybody is welcome. We want vacancies still existing in uie faculty GAS AND OIL our opening night to have a full for the next year. NEW AND USED PARTS WANTED—Highest prices paid for Mrs. Alex Wagner, Dickie and My- house. NYSSA AUTO CO. hides, wools, pelts, metals, fur For outsiders to find it you come rna spent Monday in Komedale. On Highway 20, North End of Town niture. The Nyssa Trader, main hi up Cow Hollow, follow the gravel Easter the Wagner family enjoyed way north. road when it turns south up over a picnic near Succor Creek. Mrs. Clarence Nichols was in Cald WORK WANTED the hill. When you start down the PAINTING, KALSOMING, paper j hil1 steP on y°ur breaks for ycu just well Friday. Saturday. Mrs. Huffman Sr., Mrs. cleaning. Andy Me Ginnis. 20M4xp Set started when here it is. If you come up through Sunset Cummings, and Fred Huffman went Valley on the old Dam road. Where tc Nampa and Boise. MISCELLANEOUS the road turns south you turn north, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Haas, and For Sale j So about a mile and a half and baby, and Fred Plowhead of Cald there it is, parked up almost to the well. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huff FOR SALE—complete p P 8 top of that big hill. man were guests for Easter Sunday equipment. Consisting of 500 feet Ddlvsrtd ,n foui «lichen with 5-jwar Protection Plan We are still grinding away out dinner at the parental, Charles Huff plank flume. 400 leet 18 inch wood here. Many of us still have some man home. pipe. 10 liorse Fairbanks electric mo- ¿ ^ t in ye~t, tots'of "the grain Mr. and Mrs. Emil Vertess and DR J. C. B OW M AN tor, Fairbanks pump, valves, etc. As , ^ up Bobby left Saturday with the truck good as new. This equipment is ca- i Roy Manley has his spuds a]1 to bring home the household furn Veterinarian pable of pumping and handling 200 j planted and Jim Trummel is peck- ishirags of the Howard Rogers and inches of water—Ira Ure, N y s s a . ___________________________________ Classified Advertising Gate City Dairy ANNOUNCING OUR NEW Apple Valley Cow Hollow DUCHESS HELENE CURTIS PERMANENT WAVE MACHINE RUTH’S BEAUTY NOOK LOCK A! IKE BEA KIT AI IKE PRICE J i ¡II Now1119-59 Buys a Brand New EQUIPPED M LI EVITO It 28 tfc. I Phone 39W J. R. CUNDALL Dentist Sarazin Clinic For Sale FARM PRODUCE FOR SALE—25 tons third crop al falfa hay; 50 tons first crop clov er hay. Ira Ure. 27F tfc. OREGON POTATOES for stock feed. $2.00 per ton. Ira Ure, Phone 06R2. 6Mtfc NYSSA LIBRARY UTAH CERTIFIED Sweet Spanish onion seed. Ira Ure, Phone 06R2. 13Mtfc NYSSA Open each week day from 2 p. m. to 8 p. m. Saturday, 2 p. m. to 8 p. m. ALL PATRONS WELCOME Librarian ..... Mrs. S. B. 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