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# «H l Classified Advertising THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL Stanley^FUnttett.8 Cail^me ' a t " fl C - ell Service. 17J4xp. TH U RSD AY. JANUARY 31, 1946 H,ST0 RY OF MALHEUR AREA DISCUSSED BY J. R. GREGG, EX-RESIDENT E AR LY hi Newell Heights. lzareta have received discharges The Home Economics club will from the army. They have pur- meet with Hazel Schaeier February chased the Boulevard grocery in (Continued from la$t week» | , ' Boise and have taken over the I understand these two relics, 5- In connection, with the series of The Polyanna club will meet, with management of the store. articles published by J. R. Gregg. wlth others 01 klnd' ale being Mrs. Wiison February 6. Mrs. Me- _ , j Edward L . K lng of Ontario told preserved by City Recorder F. C. Connell will be co-hostess. J Carl Ptercy • Bd brlde have a ,‘ Ryan, who is also chairman of the David Hurst was absent from rtve<1 f ° r a vlslt with his family the Gate City Journal that " I dis committee appointed to select his and friends. He has been serving covered today that you are pub toric spots at which to place mon school last week due to illness. with the marines for almost four lishing a series of articles under uments and markers along the years. the caption "Early History of Mal N t w t L L HEIGHTS route of the old Oregon Trail with The young peoples' Christian un heur Area Is Discussed By J. R. in the boundaries of Malheur Gregg, Ex-resident, implying that Ellen Judd, whose birthday an ion group enjoyed a theatre party County. Recently I came across a Thursday night, attending the show I am collaborating with Mr. Gregg clipping in one of my scrap books, niversary oocurred Saturday, was n these articles. the honor guest at several social ln Nyssa and after enjoying sing- made many years ago, giving an FOR SALE1—Pre-war boy's balloon FO R SALE—Write for circular and STORAGE— Consolidated Freight- "This endeavor was launched by account of the location of the first events over the week-end. EYlday 111 * an<* refreshments at the M. L. Twenty attended, tire bicycle in extra good condition. Mr. Cregg while I was in Califor R. E\ D. Route running out from evening Betty Jean Toomb enter- ^ urtz home. wuys building, First street. See prices on gaigien seeds, flower seeds, Inquire at the Journal office. Jake at the Fix-it shop. 24Mttc nia and I knew nothing about It Ontario. The date of the paper tained at a dinner in her home in Speetal guests were Ronald Love Adrian. Other guests included For- and Ralph Johnston, navy boys on 31Jlxc. lield seeds, Watts Seed company, until I returned. This was done from which the article was clipped Parma, Idaho. 17J8xc. MISCELLANEOUS— Sewing mach without my knowledge or my con estlne Wilson of Kingman, and leave- is dated September 13, 1902. I here FOR SALE— 50-acre good row crop ine repairing. Reconditioned mach sent. While I was in California, I Juanita Jones and Letty Bronson 011(1 Kurtz wrltes that his name quote from that article: Postmaster farm. One mile east and one mile FOR SALE Truck box. Can be ine bargains. F. *'Lete'' Sackett, 18 on the March sailing list. had some correspondnce with Mr. 3proul, of this city, has been auth of Big Bend. north of Kingman Kolony school- j seen at A1 Thompson lot. Finley Ontario. 8Ntfc. jr e ; g about the early days in On- Her mother entertained at a ~ orized by the postoffice department uo i c C. W. Wilson, 31J- XP-j Shuster^ phone 23W. 17tfc. HAVE T H A T STOVE OVE R H AU L ario. My letters were written with at Washington to establish from dinner Sunday. Guests were Mr. FO R SALE!—Highly Improved 46 FOR SALE — Three-room house, ED—At Ed Case's Highway M Ise to thought of their being published, the Ontario office Rural Free Del and Mrs. Gordon Judd, Mrs. Olive t object to any article being pub acres. Diversified or row-crop. Good with bath, Furnished or unfurnish Mart. No. of Y, phone 74J. INtfc. lished that contains quotations of very Route No. 1, for Arcadia and and Euf ene Judd and Mlss Allene location, oiled highway, new town, ed. T o be moved from lot. Bernard Nyssa, to commence on Wednesday. Jone;‘ oi Parma. MISCELLANEOUS— Duplicate car <ny kind from my letters until the The senior class suprlsed her school-bus. Nearly new building, Eastman. October 1, 1902, with one carrier at lOJtfc. muiuscript has been submitted to and cylinder lock keys made. Gam modern six-room house. Paid-up i salary of $600 per annum, ln- with a party Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hardman Or Bronchial Irritation» Due to Colds water right. Harold Lenz, Notus, FOR SALE—Quality baby chicks ble store. 250afc ne and returned to you with my luding horse hire. pproval.” were called to Hood River last Buckley'» Famous "C A N A D IO L ” Idaho. 31Jlxp. from blood tested flocks, bred lor "The route to be followed as laid BUTCHERING week. Their son-in-law, Ross Healy, | Mixture Acts Like a Flash egg producing qualities. Order early iown by Special Agent E. C. Clem FO R SALE— As I am leaving the to Insure getting what you want Another station on the Auburn- n t"in“ a Custom butchering every Mon- " V / T h e H e w ly ta m U y a re any _ ------ ... _ at botti* farm and selling my equipment, I wher, you want it. Phone 111 J. Lem-| day and Friday. Beef, sheep and Boise stage route was established | former residents of Newell Heights o r B u c k l — ey's C A N AD IO L M ixture vili be as follows: have for sale a 1937 2 Vi ton Reo on's hatchery. :lng>. - - Mrs. Frank Ray and baby ¡iaugh- (trlpl« acting). Take a couple of oy Wm. L. Logan at Weiser. The lOJtfc. 'pork. Sanitary butchering guaran- (Continued next week) heavy duty truck with a 14 foot ----------------- -----------— -— —— -------I teed. Phone 05R1. A ll stock must own, which was named for Jacob ter, were dismissed from the Ontar- ¿J&.rVul Vffectlv* ac’ tmi. «i'eaqV h ru beet bed, stock racks and a 12 foot FOR SALE>—Several matched work 1 come In Thursday or Sunday after io hospital Saturday and are home, throat, head and bronchial tubes. It Weiser, was started by Mr. Weiser van body, all in good condition. teams. Dixie Kinkade, Chadwick's noon between 1 o’clock and 7. No 1878 Wm. L. Logan moved to Joyce Kurtz was a dinner guests i h o k ’ ni? ‘ pM^lm^aoSt h » " raw See Roland Whitman, 8V4 miles cabin 3. Sunday of Patty De Haven ln and ["“ k® br e a t h in g easier. 17J4xp. ! slock accepted on butchering day. way about 1865. Jacob Welser had • — >. __ , __ . . Sufferers fr o m those persistent, SW Nyssa on Ivanhoe avenue or Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Pearcy and Kingman. Bob Kurtz was a guest na sty i r r i t a t i n g coughs or bronchial One mile west of Nyssa on Alberta mined on Salmon River and the FOR SALE— New grates and re lVi east of Ole's corner on Ivanhoe the K . I. Peterson home. Ellen du® c o l.l i find Huck- avenue. Jake Fischer. 29Mtic headwaters of the Weiser River Arlene were Sunday dinner guests ln . . . , . . t lay a b r in g s quick and e f fe c t iv e re- avenue. 31Jlxp. pairs for any make of stove. Also and the Weiser River also took Its ot Mr. and Mrs. Dick Krelgh. Judd was an overnight guest Of lief. Don't w a i t — g e t Buckley'* Oan- stove pipe, dampers, flue stops, * dl01 ,o d» y - T ° “ r e l i e f instantly. Legal Advertising • nan ed from him. In the fall of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wilson re Betty Jean Toomb Saturday. FO R SALE—True-tone car radio pokers. Nyssa Furniture Co. 29Ntfc. 1886 Wm. L. Logan moved to turned to their home in Moxee, Tony, Fernle and Johnnie Zub- NYSSA PHARMACY with aerial. Fair condition.' Also a NOTICE TO CREDITORS lower W illow Creek and became Washington last week after visiting large steel-framed child's wagon. FOR SALE—Farms ranging from Notice is hereby given to the one of the first residents of the in the home of Mr. Wilson’s broth 30 acres up to 200 acres. Prices Spencer Lane phone 157J. 31J2xp. creditors and all other persons Malheur County. The er. C. W. Wilson, in the Kolony. tange from $100 to $25C an acre. interested in the estate of William present Mrs. Fisher has been quite sick, 20Stfc. A. Mettlen, deceased: That the homestead he located there remain FO R SALE—80-acres, 48 irrigated, A. L. Atkeson. ed in the possession of the Logan her two daughters from Bremerton, 33 row crop. Some buildings, well undersigned Rhoda L. Mettlen has family for seventy-seven years un Washington are with their mother. fenced. $5500. W. H. Snyder,gener LOST been appointed Administratrix of til it was recently sold by J. T. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cummins and al delivery, Nyssa. 31Jlxp. LO ST—Black and brown Boston the estate of William A. Mettlen, (Tom ) Logan, a soil of Wm. Lo C liff and Mae Beauhiont attended FO R SALE;—Baby chicks, austra bulldog, female, blind in right eye. deceased, and has qualified as such. gan. the Jersep club meeting at Oregon white, white rocks, buff minorcas Reward. Edward C. Larsson. Two All persons having claims against Miller station, another stage sta Trail school house last Friday. said estate are hereby notified and and white leghorns, custom hatch miles northwest of Nyssa. 24J2xp. tion on the old Auburn-Boise stage Mr. and Mrs. Ira Richards and Eyes Examined required to present same with line, stood on the site of the pre ing, good quality. See us for prices. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ashcraft were proper vouchers duly verified, with Phone Fruitland 62-21, Payette V al WANTED sent town of Huntington. In 1881 Sunday dinner guests in the Dale in six months of the date of this 70G Arthur St. Caldwell, Idaho ley hatchery, Payette, Idaho. two brothers, Alfred H. and J. B. Ashcraft home. W ANTED — Board and room for notice to the undersigned at the 31J10xp. Huntington, purchased the Miller Mr. and Mrs. John King of Na- baby and mother, who works day office of A. L. Fletcher in Nyssa, stage station and secured title to pton Siding were Sunday guests FOR SALE— New modern five-room time. Inquire Twila Schnell, at Oregon, which place is hereby des the land where the town that took of Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks. 31Jlxc. ignated as the place of business in house, two bedrooms, closet and Post office. their name nc.w stands. The Ore Mr. and Mrs. Bill Toomb of A d all matters pertaining to said es built-ins. Corner Park and High gon Railway and Navigation Com rian were Sunday guests of Mr. W ANTED —T o buy, 2 year old tate. way 30. H. G. Johnson. 24Jlxp. pany, building east from Portland and Mrs. Frank Cummins. white-face bull. Write M. A. Rat- Rhoda L. Mettlen and the Oregon Short Line, a Delores Salter was a Sunday din 24J2xp. FO R SALE— 40-acre farm, good im aezyk, Rt. 2. Administratrix o f the estate of branch of the Union Pacific, build ner guests of Ilea Kreager. provements. Large three-room house ____ ___ , , . William A. Mettlen, Deceased. ing from Granger, Wyoming, form with built-ins and dairy barn. Five W ANTE D —Chicken feed horses. Dale Ashcraft attended a labor First publication, Dec. 27, 1945. 1 Dixie Kinkade. Chadwick s cabin 3. ed a junction at Huntington early meeting in Nyssa Tuesday. He at- miles northwest of Dessert Seed Last publication, January 24, 1946. 17J4xp. in 1884. ended a reclamation meeting F ri company plant. Inquire at Gordon’s Going back to the “covered wa day. Drive-in. Randall Stathopulos. W A N TE D T O BUY—Used disc har IN THE C O U N TY COURT OF In preparation for the spring work. Mr. and Mrs. Art Sparks were ln 24J2xp. row, 6 to 8 feet, single or tandem, THE STATE OF OREGON FOR gon days,” the old Oregon Trail separated into several branches af -oldwell o.: business Thursday. horse or tractor type. Also a two THE CO U NTY OF M ALHEUR FO R SALE;— Birddog pups $10. Guy ter entering the Snake River val Hugh Glenn has been 111 the past or three-action spike-tooth harrow. NOTICE OF SALE OF RE AL Moore, Kingman Kolony. 24J2xp. ley near the present town of ,'ew weeks. G. C. Lytle, route 2. 24J2xp. P R O PE R T Y Montpelier, Idaho, where the trail Kingman Grange meeting Mon- IN THE M A T T E R O F TH E ES FO R SALE— Boy's bicycle, new tir first forked. The north trail came lay night, voted to sponsor the T A T E OF LOVENA GLASCOCK, a For Rent es, new paint, new seat cover. In to Snake River at old Fort Hall, Poultry club ln this district this Minor. quire at Jake’s F ix-it shop. 24J2xp. where it again forked, one branch year. FOR R E N T —EUghty-acres suitable * ™ , N O TICE HEREBY is given, that 1 Sub-Soiler Lynn Hurst agriculture chairman, of an order of the Tossed the river at that point and FO R SALE— Ivory enameled wood for row crop. Cash rent. Five miles | ,n pursuan ontinued down along the north gave a report on the farm produc Irwin T r county eud ■— i ranjo, practically new. J. ea>t on Vale-Ontario highway and, Honorab, side of that stream for some dis tion outlook for the next few years — ----- miles north of Vale. L. C .1 H. Kirkland. Mile west Ole’s cor n. | Judge of Malheur County, Oregon, ner. 24J2xp. Olson, route 1. 31J xp. made on the j 5th day of January tance. The other trail followed as outlined by the agricultural de along not far from the south bank partment in Washington D. C. L. L. R E N T—Thirty-three • acres, 1946. authorizing and directing the of the river. The extreme south Kreager reported on the weed con FO R SALE;—Central Oregon ranch, FOR Guardian of the person and estate 520A, 54A alfalfa, 69A waterright, cash rent. Pat Fweaney, 4 >6 miles trail did not come In sight of trol program. Lecturer Frances 17J3xp. of Lovena Glascock, to sell the Snake River until nearing Ameri Hurst gave a program including a i buildings, $7500. part terms. Write west on Enterprise ave. right, title and Interest of said to Fisher C. Logan, Terrebonne. can Falls, where it intersected the poem "The New Year,” given b y . BRING IT IN! minor in and to the following des- MISCELLANEOUS Oregon. 24J2xp. trail from Fort Hall that followed Pearl Cummins. A game called “ Al- j ribed real estate, to wit: One- near the south bank of the river. ibis” was played and a quiz on j Your Ford Tractor may need a tune up— FO R SALE— Assortment of guitar MISCELLANEOUS—Custom haul ;ixth interest in common and un These two reunited trails contln- "How much do we know about our It may need a general going over— divided in and to the West H alf of red oi: to Glenn's Ferry, where they grange” was held. Sides were chosen j the Northeast quarter and the Whatever it may need— again separated, the north fork with L. Stam the leader of one j Southeast quarter of the Northeast h(-re crossed Snake River to unite side and Mrs. Stam the leader of quarter, of Section Five (5), Town BRING IT IN! with the extreme north trail to the other side. At the end of the ship 21, South, Range 46 E. W. M. in continue on past Mountain Home quiz Mr. Stam’s side was one point Malheur County, Oregon, said O. W e do a better job— W e do it for less— until it came to the BoISe River in the lead. Mrs. Guy Glenn and R. Hite, Guardian, will offer for W e have genuine Ford Tractor parts in near south Boise. From there this Mrs. Lynn Hurst served refresh- sale and sell to the highest bidder trail went down the Boise River ! merits. stock— for cash all of the right, title and ui:til nearing the present town of Wayne Pearcy left for Pueblo, interest o f said Lovena Glascock in W e know the Ford-Ferguson Hydraulic Middleton, where the north branch Colorado Monday for a short visit. and to said described real estate, System— crossed the Boise River and then Delora Hurst and Forestlne W il such Interest being one-sixth ln crossed over to the Payette River son from the Kolony attended the Flitting it in tip top shape is our business— common and undivided. Said sale valley near the present town of surprise birthday party given for will be made on and after Febru New Plymouth. Here this trail sep Ellen Judd Monday night. BRING IT IN! ary 25th 1946, and written bids arated again, one fork went down Those from the Kolony enjoying may be received at the office of OPTO M ETRISTS AU CTIO NEERS A. L. Fletcher in the City of Nyssa, the Payette valley until it came the theatre party by the C. E. soc to the Washoe ferry. The other iety o f the local U. P. church were, Oregon, or to the Guardian at his DR. J. A. McFALL prong crossed the Payette River Ronald Law, Forestlne Wilson, Shir- ! M A R IO N OSBORN place ’ of residence up to and in- “ See McFall and See Better” near Little Willow Creek and pas ley Smith, Arlene Plercy, Patsy De < ludlng said February 25th, 1946 Livestock and General sed down the Snake River valley Haven and Delora Hurst. Bidds must be accompanied by a Phone 85 Ford Tractor Dealers Ontario past the present town of Weiser Auctioneer After the picture, refreshments payment of twenty per cent of the and crossed Snake River at Olds were enjoyed in the Kurtz home amount bid, the balance to be paid Rt. 2, Ontario, Oregon ferry. upon delivery of deed. Such sale Phone 354-J-4 Going back to where the trail shall be subject to confirmation by the court. The Guardian reserves separated near the present town PH YSIC IA N S the right to reject all bids and to of Middleton, the left fork follow E YE S IG H T S P E C IA LIS T proceed to sell said Interest in real ed down the south bank of the OREGON O N TA R IO S A R A Z IN CLINIC estate at private sale, after said Boise River and did not cross that stream until It neared old Fort February 25, 1946. JEWELRY STORES J. J. Sarazin, M. D. Boise. Before ferries were installed O. R. Hite. Guardian of the person and estate of Lovena early emigrants crossed Snake R iv K. E. Kerby, M. D. PAULUS er in make shift ferries, sometimes Glascock, a minor. General practice o f medicine made of wagon-beds, and swimming JEWELRY STORE X -ray Physiotherapy their.stock across the river. After Union Pacific Time Inspector COLUMBIA AVENUE the ferries were Installed branch L. A. Maulding, M. D. JEW ELRY — DIAM ONDS emigrant trails were established a- WATCHES Physician and Surgeon M r and Mrs. Dick Groot and long the west bank of Snake River Main Street at Second Phone 37 Mrs. John Broad were Boise vis between the Riverside and Washoe Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5 itors Saturday. Their daughter. Mrs. ferries and also from Washoe ferry WYCKOFF Daily—Except Sunday Fields, accompanied them home for over the Dead Ox Flat to Olds JEWELRY STORE ferry. Mrs. Lizzie Bresman told the week-end. Official Time Inspector for me that Dead Ox Flat attained its Union Pacific Word has been received by Mrs. name when a large fine ox, at DENTISTS O N TA R IO _________ OREGON Klaas Tensen from her son, Le tached to an emigrant wagon, died J. ft" (T IN D A L L Roy Toombs, who recently arrived somewhere along the trail crossing GEORGE JACKSON In New York from Europe, that that flat. She also gave me the Dentist MODERN W ATCH R E P A IR IN G information concerning the branch Phone 56-J he hopes to be home soon. State Licensed trails between the ferries. I have Sarazin Clinic Watchmaker Callers at the Pete Tensen home since then uncovered more evidence N YSSA OREGON ONTARIO. OREGON Thursday evening were M inis Van that the trail between the River 3'4 blocks N. Of City Hall Twisk of Valley View, Jake Groot side and Washoe ferries ran through Sales Service Supplies the present city of Ontario near of Arcadia and Dick Oroot. HAY BUYER the cemetery and east of Holy Ros LeRoy Hancock arrived Tuesday Great Lakes and 847 Varieties ary hospital. It Is evident that the W . J. Jahn by plane from Ogden for a visit old rusted belt found by boys ELECTROLUX with his relatives, M r and Mrs. E. playing on a vacant lot near the Cleaner & A ir Purifier Dealer in hay and grain Mrs. L. Adams home came from an C. Larson and family. No. 5. Factory Court E. R. Anderson Mrs. Chris K at of Valley View. emigrant wagon; also the tap to Phone 6SM Rt. No. 3 Sunnyside, Mrs Joke Oroot of Arcadia. Mrs. cut threads on the Inside of burrs. John Broad and Mrs. Dick Groot ' that was found just north oT the Opposite Sugar Factory Weiser, Idaho Phone 120 or 133W called on Mr. and Mrs. Jake Relk Ontario cemetery by Albert Beals ln of Oregon Trail Thursday evening. ( 1941. B U S I N E S S O P P O R TU N ITIE S— Wanted: A live-wire agent to icpresent the State Farm Insur- ..nee Co.'s in and around Nyssa and RATES: Two cent:, per word for each ls:ue. Arter one month one Adrian. State Farm Mutual Auto- mobile Ins. Co. is the largest auto cent per word. Minimum, cash in advance, is 30c. mobile insurance company in the world and gives unexcelled service to its policyholders. Contract Earl and violin strings; also clarinet M. Browne, district manager, Roxy .vtiò^ELLANEOUS reeds. Nyssa Furniture company. theatre building, Ontario, Oregon. For Sale 24J4xp. I7Jtfc. 1 PAGE THREE BRONCHIAL COUGHS! r ë ^ r t ~ d Î £ T I £2?. Kingman Kolony Dr. G. W. Graves Optometrist Repair Your Farm Machinery FO R S A LE Freeman Machine Shop Professional And Business Directory KROPP & SONS For Sale Utah Certified White and Yellow Spanish Onion Seed ’Lettuce Seed ^WORLlTTÄMÜÜl" EASTERN OREGON PRODUCE CO.
