T H ¿ NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL.
TH UR SD AY, DECEMBER 17, 1942
of his heritage, and of how grate Mountain Hems were visiting in
ful he was of being bom of parents Nyssa last week with Mrs Lillian
who had been thru the temple.
Newby.
Mr and Mrs J.' W Jennings and
Dennis Fife had as his topic,
Miss Vera Anderson, sister of Mrs
The Ohurch Welfare Plan". He Ellen Brower, Is now employed at Romaine were In Boise Monday to
explained it’s numerous projects, The First National bank at Nyssa. visit Jo Ann Hendry, who Is quits
such as placing reliable families on
Miss Verla Jensen spent Friday 111 in a hospital at Boise.
farms to operate them.
RATES: Two cent* per word lo r each Issue. Minimum cash In
Lester and Alvin Cleaver had
A vccal duet, an original musical and Saturday in Boise visiting her
advance Is 30c.
their tonsils removed Friday In
composition written by T. Carol sister, Norma.
Bybee entitled “Lullaby” was ren Mrs Lillian Newby was entertain Nyssa.
dered by DarThel and Thelma By ed Thanksgiving day at Wendle,
Mr and Mrs Olen Thompson and
KALSOMINE, PAINT a t competi bee with Nelda Schenk as accomp Idaho a t the home of Mrs John children spent the past week a t the
MISCELLANEOUS
tive prices. First class quality. anist. This song was first featured Estep.
For Sale
Mr and Mrs W. A. Bybee were H. L. Day home.
Nyssa Lbr. Co., Goode Ave. and in Utah at a concert.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Hoffman en
Muril Lewis had for his subject In Ontario shopping last week and
POR SALE—1929 Model A Pord Highway 201, Phone 118.
16Mtfc ‘Temple Work”. He said “The ch also in Nampa on business.
tertained Tuesday evening In cel
Pldc-up. 744 No. 3rd'Street. lTDSxp
Mrs Arvilla Swensen’s and her ebration of their wedding anniver
urch has completed and dedicated
PAGE THREE
NOTICE OF SALE O F COUNTY
OWNED LANDS
Pursuant to an order of the
County Court of Malheur County,
Oregon dated the 2nd day of Dec
ember, 1942, I will on the 9th dey
of January, 1943 a t the hour of
10:00 o’clock A. M. a t the front
door of the County Court House
a t Vale, Oregon, offer for sale, the
tracts of land hereinafter describ
ed and numbered for not leas than
the prices fixed by said Court with
the proportionate cost of publica
tion added thereto.
Said lands will be offered for
sale as follows: All tracts priced at
8200.00 or less to the highest and
best bidder for cash; all tracts
priced a t more than 8300.00 to the
highest and beat bidder f o r ' cash
or for not leas than 30% cash and
the rem ainder to be paid under
w ritten agreem ent with th e pur
chaser In equal Installments not
exceeding 5 years, all deferred pay
ments to draw Interest a t the rate
of 6% per annum, payable annu
ally, and such agreements Shall
be subject to all term s and con
ditions of Section 69-813 and C hap
ter. 402 Oregon Code 1» wb of
price 840.00.
T ract No. 788A, description, SEH,
sec. 10, twp. 19, m g. 44, price
81800.00.
T ract No. 769A,description, NW‘4 -
NEH, All north of m ain Owyhee
C anal In SWHNEH, sec. 9, twp.
18, rag. 45. price 875.00.
T ract No. 770A, description, N W 1 -
NWH, sec. 19, twp. 18, mg. 45;
8W HNW H, sec. 19, twp. 18, mg.
46; NWHSWH, sec. 19, twp. 18.
mg. 45, price 8120.00.
T ract No. 771A, description, All
East of Railroad in NEHNEH-
SWH, sec. 20, twp. 18. mg. 45,
price 85.00.
T ract No. 772A, description, EH of
FARM LANDS
nine temples. The tenth one, at sister has been visiting her the
A. T. No. 25 in 8E H SEH , sec. 30,
sary. Those attending were Mr and
past week.
twp. 18 mg. 45, price 850.00.
POR SALE OR TRADE—I-acre, FOR RENT—75 acres of farm land, Idaho Falls, is near completion.
Mrs
Jim
Ritchie
and
Garnet
Bellle,
Miss Norma Jensen of Boise vis
Roy C. Lewis of the high council,
4-room modern house, double g a r 37 cultivation, remainder pasture.
T ract No. 773A, description, EH.
Mr and Mrs Claude Day and
ited
frierds
and
relatives
In
Ny
was
the
next
speaker.
He
told
of
sec. 29, twp. 29 m g. 45; NEH-
age, hen-house, pasture, well. Close Mary F. Nichols, 1 mile east, H
Romine, Mrs Frank Savage and
the birth and life of Christ, He ssa last Sunday.
NWH, sec. 29, twp. 29. rang. 45;
Donna
Belle
and
Alva
Ooodell,
Jr.
In. Terms. H E. Collins, Box 600, north of Kingman schoolhouse.
Mr
and
Mrs
Merle
Lee
of
Emmett
SHNW H, sec. 29. twp. 29, mg.
3D 2xp said “Too many people put their
Mr
and
Mrs
Orren
Hendry
of
Nyssa.
17STPC
own interpretations on passages of were visitors at the Richard Tay Glenns Perry spent Friday and
45; SH 8W H . sec. 29 twp. 29,
scripture instead of letting latter lor home last week.
mg. 45, price 8520.00.
Saturday
at
the
J.
W.
Jennings
Butchering
Merlin Fagan a member of the
day revelation reveal It to them.
FOR SALE!— Electric stove, table
T ract No. 774A, description, NEH,
Lorln Kay of Parma pronounced Young Men’s Improvement associ home.
sec. 36, twp. 16, mg. 45; SW H -
top white enamel 36 model excel
CUSTOM butchering every Mon the benediction.
ation, celebrated his birthday Dec Burl Wyckoff T’as home several
SWH, sec. 17, twp. 16, mg. 46;
days this week helping top beets.
lent condition. E. H. Brandt, 7
ember 17.
day and Friday. Beef, sheep and
LDS BAZAAR SATURDAY
NWHSEH sec. 18, twp. 16, mg.
Mr
and
Mrs
Alfred
Scott
spent
miles southwest of Nyssa.
3D3xp pork. Sanitary butchering guaran The doors to the Relief Society
Mr and Mrs H. L. Brooks, who
46; SHSEH, sec. 18, twp. 16, mg.
Monday
at
the
H.
L.
Day
home.
bazaar will be open to the public live on King avenue, are unable to
46; SEHJSWH, sec. 18, twp. 16
Mr and Mrs George Cleaver re
FO R RENT OR SALE—Modern teed. Phone 05-R-l. One mile west next Saturday at 11 o’clock. The get to their house in their car on
of Nyssa on Alberta Ave. Jake
mg. 46; NH.NEH, sec. 19, twp.
ceived
word
from
their
son,
P.
F.
C.
house furnished.
bazaar will be held In the store account of mud. They have to go Leonard Cleaver of the medical co- 1937.
Fischer.
16, mg. 46; NEH,NWH, sec. 19,
All lands wMhIn the boundaries
space, just west of Frank Morgan’s about one block on foot to get rp, that he was sailing for overseas
B ernard Eastman.
3DNfc.
twp. 16, rng. 46; SH .8E U , sec.
of Irrigation or drainage dist 20, twp. 16, rng. 46;8H H H , sec.
there.
office.
There
will
be
dish
towels,
FASHION FOUNDATIONS
ricts will be sold subject to any
pillow cases, (fancy) many aprons, PHOTO GALLERY ENLARGED duty.
21, twp. 16, rng. 46; NH.NEH,
George Cleaver Is having a well valid assessments made or to be
Barcley and smart-form founda shirts, sofa pilows. rugs, many other
WANTED
Because there have been so many
sec. 28, twp. 16, rng. 46: SEH ,NE
made by said districts since the
tion garments, Corsets, Girdles, Bra useful articles that would make ex boys from the LDS church enter the drilled.
H, sec. 28, twp. 16, m g. 46; NW
WANTED TO RENT—Would like ssieres. Perfect fit assured by ex cellent Christmas gifts. The bazaar navy, army, and marine corps, it
date said lands were acquired by H JiW 4 .se c .2 8 , twp. 16,rng. 46; NEH,
to contact farm owner with full eq perienced corsetlere. Alice Collins will be held to raise money to take has been necessary to have their VICTO R Y FOOD HINTS the County and all lands within
8W H , sec. 28, twp. 16, rng. 46;
the boundaries of the Warms prtnga
Leona Anderson
photograph gallery enlarged. It will
care of the worthy needy.
uipment who would be Interested Box 500, Nyssa.
SH.SW H, sec. 28, twp. 16, rng.46;
Irrigation District and which have
Idaho Power Co.
be more than twice as large, two
PIANO RECITAL DEC 21
In share cropping. Many years ex
SWH ,SEH, sec. 28, twp. 16, rng.
been classified as In Classes 8 and
Home Service Advisor
perience In raw-crop irrigated far.
Nelda Schenk will present 15 of feet wide and about 5 feet long,
46;NH,NEH, sec. 29, twp. 16, rng.
6
and
as
to
which
said
County
MEAT
SUBSTITUTES
ming. Can furnish plenty of refer
her piano students In a recital be and in more of a flat cabinet form,
46; WH.SWH. sec. 29, twp. 16,
has
heretofore
by
resolution
dated
There
are
several
foods
which
ginning at 8 P. M. in the LDS with hinges on the upper edge, to
ences. Harry Masto. FSA camp.
rng. 46; 8EH .8W H , sec. 29, twp.
September
3,
1930
authorized
a
furnish
us
with
protein
and
which
lOD2xp
chapel December 21. The public Is allow the glass to be opened for
16, rng.46; Lot 1, sec. 7, twp. 17,
transfer
to
said
district
of
the
Invited to attend. Mrs Schenk has new photographs as they are re can be used on meatless days In
mg. 46; Lot 2, sec. 7, twp. 17, m g.
WANTED—Trailer house, factory “Seek Ye First The Kingdom of had extensive training as a teach ceived. The names and addresses of complying with the Meat Rationing w ater rights appurtenant to said
46, price 81324.00.
made. Tires must be good. State
er and is at the present time Wei- the boys are under each picture. Program. This Is, of course, at the lands shall be sold without waiter T ract No. 775A, description, SEH,
price and kind. Write Journal Off Heaven and all Else Shall be Add ser stake musical director of the At the present time there are three present time, voluntary and up to rights.
sec. 22 twp. 16, m g. 46; SHNEH,
ice.
10D2xp ed”.
each and every housewife to acc Said lands numbered as to
LDS Relief society, and choruster of the boys reported “missing”.
sec. 23, twp. 16, rng. 46; SEH-
PRIMARY ASSOCIATION REOR of the Nyssa ward.
omplish.
tracts and with the minimum prlo
NEW SON
N W 4, sec. 23, twp. 16, mg. 46;
List Your Property, farm and
GANIZED
We
know
that
on
the
coast
peo
es set opposite each tract are as
MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT HOLDS
Mr and Mrs Elllsworth Wheeler
SW H, sec. 23 twp. 16, rng. 46;
city, to sell or rent. We have many
ple find it very difficult to buy
Because Mrs Malcolm Crawford
NHSEH, sec. 23 twp. 16 rng. 46;
proaptctive renters and buyers. has moved to Boise, where her hus SPECIAL OFFICER MEETING are the parents of a boy born in meat of any kind—whether It be follows, to-wlt:
The Mutual Improvement asso Ontario last Friday. The boy has
T ract No. 748A, description, Lots
8W H 6E H , sec. 23, twp. 16 rng. 46;
A. L. Atkeson.
5Ntfc band is In the service a change was
ciation called a special officers and been named Dennis Ellsworth. He restricted or unrestricted and by
1 to 5, Inclusive, Block 110, O nt SWHINWH, sec. 24, twp. 16, rng.
WANTED— We are buyers of cloyer made in the presidency of the prim teachers meeting last Monday night. weighed 6 pounds and 15 ounces. using substitutes we can help supply
ario, price 8760.00.
46; NWH8WH sec. 24, twp. 16,
them
with
meat
once
in
a
while,
ary
association.
After
releasing
Mrs
The purpose was to plan for a Mrs Wheeler was formerly Miss
and alfalfa seed, also old or new
mg. 46; 8H SW H . sec. 24 twp. 16.
T ract No. 747A, description, Lot 41,
to
say
nothing
of
cutting
down
Crawford
with
a
vote
of
thanks
for
Christmas party to be held during Betty Abbott.
crop corn either on the ear or sh
Block 3, Terrace Heights, O nt m g. 46; NHNEH, sec. 25, twp. 16,
our
meat
bill.
the
splendid
work
she
has
accomp
SON IN AFRICA
the holidays.
elled. Beal and Davenport, seeds
m g. 46; NHNEH, sec. 26, twp. 16,
ario, price 810.00.
Substitutes rich In protein are
C. M. Zink, who Is visiting at
men, at Michael-Leonard company, lished with the children between
Lorln Kay, son of Mr and Mrs
m g. 46, price $880.00.
T
ract
No.
748A,
description,
Lot
43,
the ages of 4 and 12, Mrs Melvin Lorin W. Kay of Parma, has been 1213 N E 15 avenue In Portland, eggs, milk, cheese, dried peas and
Ontario, Oregon. Phone 564.
T ract No. 778A, description, NEH-
Block
3,
Terrace
Heights,
O
nt
17DTPC Jensen was sustained as the new transfered to the Bremerton ship announces that he has received beans, Including soybeans, cottage
8W H . sec. 35 twp. 21, rng. 46;
ario, price 810.00.
President last Sunday evening. Mrs yards. Before goning to Washington, word that his son, Dee J. Zink, Is cheese, and peanuts.
price $1000.00.
An excellent meat substitute and T ract No. 749A, description. Lot 31, T ract 777A .description, SH SEH .
WASTED TO BUY—Two room O. R. Anderson was chosen as her he went to Logan, Utah to take care now somewhere In Africa. If Mr.
stick-to-the-ribs
dish
Is
house. Jake Fischer.
27ATFO. first councelor and Mrs G. J. Will of business.
Block
8,
Terrace
Heights,
O
nt
Zink finds the kind of work he Is
sec. 11, twp. 29, mg. 46; SW H -
CHEESE SOUFFLE
iams as her second. A secretary for
ario, price 810.00.
8W H , sec. 12, twp. 29, m g. 46;
WE PAY HIOHE8T PRICES lor the organization has not been el Mrs J. E. Wheeler received word looking for he may stay In Portland. 4 T. butter
FREE CHRISTMAS DANCE
T ract No. 750A, description. Lot 3,
from her son, O. W. Forbes, that
W HNEH, sec. 13. twp. 29, mg.
live fox feed horses. Phone 8 Pay ected. Primary Is held each Tues he was awarded one of the highest
Block 11, Vale, price 8360.00.
A Christmas dance will be held 4 T. flour
46; NWH, sec. 13, twp. 29, mg.
ette.
27Ntfc day at 4 o’clock In the Chapel and grades in his work of engine train in the LDS hall December 25. There 1H cup top milk
46; NHSW H, sec. 13. twp. 29, mg.
T ract No. 781A, description, Lot 4,
all children are Invited to attend.
ing. He is stationed at Miama, Flor will be a lively pregram, Including 1 t. salt
46; NWHSEH. sec. 13, twp. 29,
Block 11, Vale, price 8760.00.
YOUTHS DELIVER TIMELY SER ida.
LOST
a one-act play directed by Nina Dash of cayenne
mg. 46; NEH, sec. 14, twp. 29.
T ract No. 753A. description, Lota 13,
(4
pound
snappy
cheese
MONS
SERVICE MEN TO GET NEWS Cottle at 7:30 p. m. and dancing
mg. 46; NHNWH, sec. 14, twp.
14, IS, & 18. Block 8, Altschul’s
L 06 T—Mattress between Nyssa and
6
eggs
Last Sunday evening James As
beginning at 9 p. m. Free punch will
AT HALF PRICE
29, mg. 46; N H 8E H , sec. 14, twp.
addition, Vale, price 8350.00.
Jfjshitani comer, highway 201. ton, Dennis Fife and Merle Lewis
Make
a
sauce
of
the
butter,
flour,
For the benefit of those not at- be served. The officers of the mut
29, mg. 46, price $800.00.
William R. Moyes, Route 2, Nyssa. took up part of the services with
I tending church services last Sun- ual improvement association ex milk, and seasoning. When thick T ract No. 763A, description, Lots T ract No. 778A, description, S H
or calj Journal office.
lTDlxp timely sermons. With the meeting | ^ ay evening, we would like to take
1
<k
2,
Block
1,
R
inehart
addition,
tend a invitation to all their friends ened and smooth remove from fire
NWH, sec. 14, twp. 29, rng. 46;
Vale, price 8100.00.
and add grated cheese. Stir until
commencing at 7:30 p. m. Dorthea i
opportunity to announce that In Nyssa to attend the party.
NWHSWH, sec. 14, twp. 29, mg.
cheese Is melted. Add beaten egg T ract No. 754A, description. Lots 1
Lewis chose ‘‘Star of the East for ; ¡s now p o ^ ^ g [ 0 sen(j (fae jjy-
46; NHSEH, sec. 15. twp. 29,
whites. Pour into a buttered bak to 14 inclusive, Block 10, N orth
her five minute musical program gsa
city Journal to your boys
m g. 46; NEH, sec. 15, twp. 29,
TEN DAVIS
ing dish and bake at a tempera west Townslt# Addition, Vale,
The congregation sang Christm as1 In the service for half price. If
mg. 46; NEHNWH. sec. 15, twp.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gulllckson ture of 325 degrees for 1 hour.
songs, led by Nelda Schenk. Prayer LDS people will contact T. Carol
price 835.00.
29, mg. 46; WH. sec. 16, twp. 29,
entertained
at
dinner
last
Wednes
Next
week
let’s
forget
about
meats
was offered toy Clarence Aston. Bybee, this will be taken care of.
T ract No. 7S5A, description, Lot 34.
rng. 48; 8H N H , sec. 19, twp. 29,
day for Mrs Harry Krebbs of White- and meat substitutes and discuss
Lorin W. Goates conducted. James
Block 2. Hadley’s 1st. Addition.
FIFE SPEAKS AT VALE
mg. 46; 8 H , sec. 19, twp. 29. mg.
bird,
Charles
Burau
of
Washing
an
appetizing
Christmas
Dinner.
Aston was the llrst speaker. He told
Vsle,
price
830.00.
Pres. Luther L. Fifie of the Wel- ton, D. C., and M. and Mrs. Carl
46; 8H SW H , sec. 23, twp. 29,
T
ract
No.
756A,
description,
Lots
3,
ser stake was the speaker at the Graham and family.
rng. 46; All, sec. 35, twp. 29, rng.
Examiner
Coming—
4,
5,
8c
0,
Block
21,
Outlook,
price
LDS services in Vale last Sunday
46, price $1920.00.
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Tucker and
A traveling examiner of opera 8100.00.
evening. Betty Fife accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Dudlep Tucke and
T ract No. 779A, description, NEH,
tors
and
chauffeurs
Is
scheduled
to
T ract No. 767A, description, North
him to Vale. She played a piano son, Richard, were Sunday dinner
sec. 31, twp. 16, mg. 47; 8HNW -
selection entitled “Nobody Knows guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Staff- be in the city hall In Nyssa Dece 20 feet by 90 feet. Lot 8, Block
H. sec. 31. twp. 16. mg. 47; 8W H ,
mber 23 from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
21, Outlook, price 850.00.
the Trouble I’ve Seen”.
sec. 31, twp. 16. rng. 47, price
od at Enrose.
T
ract
No.
7S8A,
description,
Lots
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM NEXT Mrs. Marvin Easterday and chil
$400.00.
7. • 8c 9, Block 13, Westfall, price T ract No. 780A, description, 8E H -
SUNDAY MORNING
dren have returned home from
87.50.
Legal Advertwement
There will be a special Christmas Buhl, where they visited relatives.
8W HNW H. sec. 5, twp. 18. mg.
T ract No. 756A. description, Lot 9,
program given next Sunday morn Mrs. Beuford Arnett and Paul
47, price $50.00.
Block 36, Brogan, price 960.00.
ing in the chapel beginning at Seeley of Boise were married Nov
T ract No. 781A, description, A. T.
T ract No. 760A, description. 8 E H -
NOTICE OF HEARING
10:30. Children of all ages will take ember 28.
No. 1, sec. 34, twp. 17, mg. 47,
NWH. sec. IS, twp. 39, rag. 37;
OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
part. The public is invited to attend
price $75.00.
Charles Burau, who spent six
SWHNHH.
sec.
18.
twp.
29,
mg.
NOTICE
HEREBY
IS
OIVEN,
and partake of the Christmas spirit. days furlough with relatives, left
T ract No. 782A, description, E H -
37;
E
H
0W
H
,
sec.
18.
twp.
39.
th
a
t
th
e
first
and
final
account
of
VISITORS AND GUESTS
NWHNEH, sec. 5, twp. 19, mg.
Sunday for Texas.
OPTOMETRISTS
Douglas M. McDonald, Administ mg. 37; NW H8EH sec. 19. twp.
Mrs Melva Carlson of Yakima
47. price $20 00.
Mrs Harry Meyers, who spent two rator of the estate of Elizabeth J.
29 rang. 37: NWH. sec. 20, twp T ract No. 783A, description, E H -
was a guest at the Dean Fife home weeks visiting her sister, Mrs Geo
DENTISTS
last Tuesday. She is Mrs Fife’s ni rge Tucker, at Boise and Mrs Char McDonald, sometimes written Mac 29. rang. 37; price 9990.00.
8W HNW H, sec. 29. twp. 19, mg.
DR. J. A. McFALL
Donald, deceased has been filed In T ract No. 761A. description, A. T.
ece.
47, price $30.00.
«gee Mr Fall and 8 x Better”
les Hermo, left Friday for her home the County Court of M alheur Cou 7 in N EH 8EH , sec. 14, twp. 15,
Mrs Lillian Newby returned to at Portland.
T ract No. 784A, description, 464
J. R. CUNDALL
rang. 42, price $18.00.
nty, State of Oregon, and th a t
her home in Nyssa after visiting In
acres North of Johnson-Schultz
Mrs Ivan Durnll, Mrs Carrie Mc Saturady the 2nd day of January T ract No. 763A, description, WHNB-
Dentist
Boise with her sen, Tom Newby, Laughlin and Harvey McLaughlin
lateral of Riverside Ditch In NE-
(4
.sec.
9,
twp.
20,
m
g.
43;
price
1943 a t the hour of 11 o’clock A. M ,
and family.
HSEH and Lot 7. sec. 3, twp. 22,
were callers at the home of Mr and has been duly appointed by such
Phone 66-J
880 00.
Mr and Mrs J. E. Bower and Miss Mrs Sam Collins at Nampa Thurs
rng. 46. price $100.00.
Sarazln Clinic
Vera Anderson were in Boise last day. Mr and Mrs Sam Collins have court as the time for the hearing T ract No. 793A, description, aH SE H .
O. W. Glenn,
NYSSA
OREGON
of said account and any and all
sec. 1«, twp. 1«. m g. 43; price
week on bu.Sness.
8herlff, M alheur Co
sold their farm, and are moving to object Ions to same, and the settle 880 00.
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
unty, Oregon.
Mr and Mrs Richard Taylor were Boise.
ONTARIO
OREGON
m ent thereof, a t which time any T ract No. 764A. description, 8W H - Data of first publication, Decem
Sunday visitors at the home of
Bob Greensway is horns on a two- person Interested In said estate
je w e l r y sto res
sec. 16. twp. 18. m g. 43. price ber 10th, 1942.
Dean Fife.
1 week furlough,
may appear and file abjections to
8190.00.
Date of last publication, January
Mr and Mrs Arvel Childs were
" p h y s i c i a n s
Mr and Mrs Oeorge Jones and
in Ontario taking care of business family have moved from the Fred said account and report, In writing T ract No. 786A, description, 8W H - 7th, 1943.
PAULUS
and be heard thereon.
8EH , sec. 3, twp. 17, mg. 43;
last week.
Spaeth, Sr., farm to a farm near November 30th 1942.
iiinimilil!iii:iiiiiii:iii:iii:iiiiiiiii:iitii!iimiiiiiri<im,iuPiii!iX8
L. A. Maulding, M.D.
SBH 8E H . sec. 9, twp. 17, rag.
JEWELRY STORE
Mr and Mrs Harry Newby of Middleton.
Douglas M. McDonald
43; NEHNEH sec. 9, twp. 17,
u n io n Pacific Time Inspector
Physician and Surgeon
A barn has been built on ths
Administrator of the
m g. 43; 8H N R H . see. 9, twp. 17,
JRWK i .RY — DIAMONDS
Phone 37
Irvin Powers farm, and a barn Is estate of
m g, 43; SEH, sec. 9 twp. 17 mg.
Hours: 10 to 13 and ! to 6
well under construction on the
WATCHES
Elizabeth J. McDonald,
43; 8 H 8 W k , sec. 9, twp. 17, rang.
King Colson farm.
Dally—Except Sunday
deceased.
43; W HNEH. sec 10. twp. 17,
M«tn stre e t a t Second
Rob
Hertlg
and
Mrs
Bill
Hertlg
Insurance
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Real
[state
Fry Building
rag. 43; W H, sec. 10, twp. 17,
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of Caldwell were Wednesady visit
g
mg. 43; 8W H 8E H . sec. 10. twp.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
ors
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Fred
Hertlg,
Sr.
Phone 84
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17, m g. 43; NH. sec. 16, twp. 17,
SAR AZIN CLINIC
OF THE INTERIOR
Mr and Mrs Howard Mullen of
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NY8SA
mg. 43; N H 0E H , sec. 19. twp. 17,
WYCKOFF
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General
la
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Office
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t
J. J. Sarazin, M. D.
Caldwell spent Friday evening with
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rag. 43; NEH. sec. 17, twp. 17,
The Dalles, Oregon
Mr and Mrs Willard Bartles.
JEWELRY STORE
5
Eve Leuck, G. N.
mg. 43, price 81440 00.
November 19. 1942.
Official Time Inspector for
Oeneral practice of medicine
T ract No. 798A, description. 6 acres
NOTICE
Is
hereby
given
th
at
Union Pacific
X-Ray
Physiotherapy
lying northwest of riser and sou
Roberta
W hitt Hall,
formerly
theast of R. R. in » E H A H .
ONTARIO
OREGON
Roberta E. W hitt, Widow of R ich sec. 33, twp. 18. m g. 48, price
The Pyraunids of Egypt
MISCELLANEOUS
ard H. W hitt, of 52014 N. 7th 8t„
8100 00.
Boise. Idaho, who, on April M, T ract No. 797A. description, RWW-
KELLER’S
NYSSA AERIE
IMS. made Original Homestead
In a world of change and chaos, g
NWH. sec. 39. twp. IS, rag.44.
CABINET SHOP
Entry. Act 8-17-02, No. 031133. for
F. O. E. NO. 2134
the pyramids of Egypt sytnboHzeg
Farm Unit “B" or Lot 4, 8W H -
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Meets Wednesday Night
an ageless tribute to the m em -d
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ory of men. No less lasting mo-E
Township 23 S„ Range 46 E. Wil
E.W.
PRUYN
Visiting Eagles Welcome
F. O. Box 883
643
for a
lam
ette
Meridian,
has
filed
notice
num ent to the memory of yourE
HARRY MINER. Bee.
of Intention to make final Proof, to
loved o n « Is the beauty andE
HERBERT FISHER, Free.
HEALTHIER
AMERICA
Auto Repairing
establish claim to the land above
quiet dignity of a Nyssa Funeral g
SHOE SHOPS
described, before Frank T. Morgan.
Home service.
Reboring, Valve Grind
Notary Public, a t Nyssa. Oregon, on
Because of labor shortage and other condit
_______ Laundries
the 30th day of December. 1943.
Come to us In time of need.
ions everyone is working to the limit of his abil
Abbott’s Shoe Sh<^>
C laim ant names ss witn ess « : ing, Lathe work. Part»
Nyssa s Own * Wysm Owned
All klnda of shoe and
ity and therefore needs the food value found
L E. Woods. Mrs L. E Woods.
— Seventh * Park Streets —
repairing
and accessories
in meat.
O. C. Fenley. and Mrs. C. O. Fen-
Phone
14d
A ero« from poet office.
ley, all of Rt. 1, Homed sir. Idaho.
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professional And
Business Directory
Bernard Eastman
NYSSA FUNERAL HOME
Nyssa Steam Laundry
Nyssa Packing Com pany
W. F. Jackson.
Register
Phone 66w