THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL
Classified
farm Job. Experienced married man ■ X * i
family. Wr.te :> an iielf, Um-
i atilla, Oregon.
1 iMlxp.
by
of
1 WANTED-New or used 10 or 15
j with
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Leona Anderson
Idano Power Co.
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14, 1916
TAGE THREE
Mr and Mrs- 0roter Findley ana j nesday night at their regular meet- Mrs. Loyd Adams and Mrs. Car-
sons have moved Into die vacant ing. The evening was spent in
Oardner, Mr. and Mrs. RyalU,
house on the Ju> Houston farm .. rlaylng games. Prizes were w on ! who are from Montana, were nei-
|IIe b “ ,e,lted U r M Und fro,:1 M r , by Pete Merrick. Alva Goodell, Jr.,jkhbors o t the Oardner famdy 33
i
olyn
¡11. P. single phase, low -,peed mo- srR IN G SALAD—CRISP * FRESH
Mrg Robert oelchrlst, Jr . is re- charle,te Chrltton and Lloyd Ad-
UlCkl|f Wlnters. who has been
tor. Berk Napton. Homedaie, Ida -1
Spring salads, crisp and cool and j cuperating after undergoing a mu- ams* Refreshments were served to spying at the Charley Grider
k°-
l 4 M 3 xp. chock full of nutrients, enhance th e jjor operation at the Ontaiio hospi- 20 guests.
home, returned to his home Sun-
WANTED—Dead (»""worthless am
and appearance of tiie iimpl- t a i a month ago.
Mrs. Loyd Adams and M r s . day.
Advertising
RATES: Two cento per word for each Issue. After one mouth one
cent per wc
THURSDAY, MARCH
ilnlmum, cash in advance, is 30c.
L a is , horses, cows, calves, sheep
“ S e a ^ a ^ U s t e 'a n d ^ r v ^ t o L “ “ h *”
^
G" d" at,<nded th* ° re' , “ I
J ’ V Gr‘ der Were
and hogs Phone collect Nyssa 102W,
iamealfor
a f t e r m “ * son Trail H EC. meeting held at in Ontario Tuesday on business.
Payeue 560J3, Fruitland 3H3 or “ f m d a ^avs se^ve v ^ u l n t e m ! ‘ hS vls‘ tin* f relatlv*s l" ^
Willis Bertram’s home on !
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Ifkin
TW,,- »tiould always serve variety in lem He weat
far 43 New York City. Thursday.
Visit In Nampa—
math Avenue.
7M2xp. Nampa 1000.
7Mtfc. ,.,.,alllre.s aud the salad should be
’
. Pearl Green has gone to Wyom-j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryall are
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lyle visited
MISCELLANEOUS
straw. | ilie “c001 par* of lhe meaI- « r v e ing and other points to visit re- house guests this week of Mr. and relatives at Nampa Sunday.
FOR SALE—Fast growing shade1 WANTED—To purchase
For Sale
latives.
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1 trees. Call at 650 No. Fourth street, Prank T. Morgan.
HEALTH SALAH
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Smith and
FOR S A L E - Two car radios. S ee! Ny ssa.
28F3xp. 1 WANTED—Experienced farm hand) 1 c raw, sliced cuuhflower
son were Sunday dinner guests at
1 c raw grated, carrots
Wayne Haroldsen at Wilson's store.! f o r SALE—Automobile insurance, for Vear around work. House furn-
the Forrest Sayers home
1 bunch sliced radishes
14Mlxp.j Public Liability, Properly Damage, *shed- Veteran preferred. Phone
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Ross and
2 c shredded lettuce
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7M2xc.
daughters were Sunday dinner
Combine icgetables and lettuce. guests at the Ralph Barnes home. |
FOR SALE Piggy gilts. Nyssa; ¡n the best companies at lowest I
~
Li
Chill. Just beiore serving, toss
Packing company slaughterhouse. A. j possible rates. Bernard Eastman.
I
•” o r R e n t
Mrs. Louise Ross and Nova Lee
I V 4 miles north of Adrian on the G. H. Salter
C. Bosch.
14M2xp. I
14Ftfc | p o R r e n t —160 acres for rent for lightly to mix in dressing. Serves have returned to the Orien Haln-
place.
llne home after spending some
FOR SALE—1940 Ford truck Don FOR SALE—10 acres, one mile w est1 rash. Good improvements. C-ood^ for
DRESSING
time visiting relatives in Boise.
of Nyssa with good improvements. row craPS. Frank T. Morgan. 14tfc.
% c sugar
Fisher, Apple valley.
14M3xp.
Choir practice, in preparation
street. See Frank T. Morgan. 7Ftfc.'
1/3 c vinegar
for Easter, will be held at the
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE—Air compressor. Phone
Vi tsp salt.
Orien Hainline home Wednesday
FOR SALE—Baby chicks, austra1 —
Vi c evaporated milk
1636-W, Andy McGinnis, Nyssa.
evening.
white, white rocks, buff minorcas MISCELLANEOUS— C o m e
one,
14M4xp. and white leghorns, custom hatch- come a'l- Entertainment, basket
Mrs. R. L. Kriner will lead Bible
Sale Stalls At 1:00 P. M.
study at Valley View Friday even
ing, good quality. See us for prices. - serial, bazaar. Bill Lane, auctlon-
FOR SALE—Six thousand Gem
5— HORSES— 5
ing.
Phone Fiultland 62-21, Payette Val- eer- Free Coffee. March 15, 8 p. m.
strawberry plants available. Now
ley hatchery, Payette, Idaho.
| Funds to go to Adian Community
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Barnes
and
1
Team
Black
mares,
coming 7 yrs. old.
taking orders for early delivery.
31J10xp cannery and Malheur Memorial has' sons and Mr. and Mrs. Jule Hous-
1
Brown
horse,
7
yrs.
old,
wt. 1400 lbs.
Lloyd W. Lewis, Ontario highway 1
SALE—Ten acre tract in An- Pltal- Sponsored by Mitchell Butte
3/4 mile north of Y.
14Mtfc. FOR S* LE T " ’ acre
Ap Ladies
club. Owvhee schoolhouse 1 ion and dauelUers were Sunday
1 Brown bally, smooth, 1700 pounds.
p.e valley. Good improvements. Mm,c by Adrlan hlgh ^ 0 , stu. 1 oii.ner guests
at the orien
Ham-
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Bullard, ac
1 Team brown horses, 4 and 6 years old, wt. 3400.
FOR SALE—McCormlck-Deering to-
Sale price *1500.
dents
14Mlxp jhne h<Jiue.
companied by Betty and Donald,
30 tractor, '39 year model, on rub
These
are all good gentle horses and good workers.
Mrs.
Annie
Harris
and
Clifford
left Wednesday for Portland to vis
ber, $500. M. W. Osborn, 3 miles FOR SALE—Four-room house with
1
Team
of bays, 4 and 5 yrs., 1700 pounds.
bath and three 50-foot lots. Close ' MISCELLANEOUS--Sewing m a ch -! and Mr. and Mrs. Vein Smith and it their daughter, Wilma, who Is at
west, lVi north of Cairo junction.
ine repairing, factory-trained ex- j son were' Sunday dinner guests at tending
the
Multnomah
Bible
20— CATTLE— 20
14Mlxp. in. *1500.
pert mechanic. Lamps, pulleys and tl.e Kay Whitsell home. Ronr.y school.
A. L.Atkeson,28Ftfc. supplies for all electric machines. Kriner visited there in the atter-
1
Guernsey
cow,
Sadface, 5 years, just fresh.
Beit
Johnson,
who
was
In
the
FOR SAIJ> -detrae tractor. Don
1 Guernsey cow, Tootsie, 5 years, heavy springer.
merchant marines the past two
Parker,'Cow Hollow.
7M3xp. FOR SALE—Idaho certified red Rebuilt and guaranteed portables, noon.
Rev. C. C. Hovda of Bellingham, years, has returned here and Is
treadles and electric bargains. Will
1 Guernsey cow, Red, 4 years, heavy springer.
BABY C H IC K S-For delivery every bIlss seed P°tatoes' hl«h yielding buy or trade machines. Needles for Washington and Rev. R. Ö. Chand- ! employed by the Deseret Sheep
1 Guernsey cow, Girlie, 4 years, heavy springer.
Wednesday and Saturday. Order strain. Otis Smith, Fruitland, Ida No. 8 to 200 thread. F. "Lete" Sack- 1er of Caldwell completed evangel- company.
28F3xp. ett. Phone 247M. 469 West First
early so that you can get the breed ho.
istic meetings at the schoolhouse
Mrs. Anna Dali is spending this
1 Jersey cow, Rosebud, 5 yrs. giving 3 gal., test 5.0
you want on »he date you want FOR SALE—Foot-Locker, sturdy St. South, Third building south! Thursday evening,
week With Mr. and Mrs. John Zlt-
1 Holstein cow, 3 years, springer.
them. Thompson's Ontario Hatch and well constructed, with handle of US. 28. Ontario, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnes and iercob.
1 Holstein cow, 3 years, springer.
ery, Box 578, Ontario, Oregon.7Mtic. on end and side. Priced to sell. Nys
Roy were Caldwell visitors Wednes-, Mrs. Lily Dement of Myrtle Point,
1
Guernsey cow, Nosey, 5 years, heavy springer.
"!'!P° ^ !i.bie^.f.0r .at!y :day. Joel Barnes spent the day Oregon, is visiting her daughter,
sa
Furniture
store.
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FOR SALE!—Two-row potato planter
bills made by the Gate City
cafe
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•- wJth hls auntf Mr*. Ueorge Barnes. Mrs. Ellis Warner, and family.
1 Guernsey cow, Queen, 7 years, heavy springer.
McOormick-Deerlng. In good con FCR SALE—Baby chicks. White after March 1, 1946. Mrs. Emma
Christian Emli-avor and Bible
Lealand Wagner of Boise visited
dition. Half mile west of Ole’s cor Leghorn, New Hampshire, Austra Cooper and Mrs. Albert Lauer.
4 Bull calves.
1 Heifer calf.
study
have bee. resumed on S u n -1 hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
ner. Olaf Fylllngness.
7M2xp. White, Buff Minorca, White Rocks,
1 Holstein heifer, 2 years, heavy springer.
MISCELLANEOUS—Bicycle repair day evenings. Rev. R. L. Kriner Wagner, one night last week.
FOR SALE—John Deere 4 row beet Two hatches weekly. Place order ing, all makes. James and Ronald presented a message last Sunday
Mrs. Glen Dowers gave a party
1 Holstein heifer, 2 years, springer.
now. Custom hatching. Vale Elect Pruyn, at Pruvn garage,
planter. Phone 03R1 M. Atagl.
7M2xp. evening. Mrs. Vern Smith will lead Monday after school In celebration
1 Brindle cow, 3 years, springer.
the Bible study group at their next of Janice’s 8th birthday. The sec
7M3xp. ric Hatchery; Box 184, Vale, Ore
gon.
14Ftfc. MISCELLANEOUS—Plowing, heavy meeting.
1 Holstein heifer, 2 years, just fresh.
ond and third grade pupils were
FOR SALE—12 to 15 tons oí first
discing, basement digging. A. W.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Page of Sal invjted.
1 Jer. Dur. cow, Peggy, 5 yrs, giving 4 Y> gal. test
FOR
SALE—Get
your
Fuller
paints
cutting hay, chopped. W. T. Can
Hendricks, Box E, Nyssa.
7M4xp. em spent the week-end at the
Mr. and Mrs. Benedick, and fam
5.6.
non, Sunset valley.
7M2xp. varnish, brushes, wallpaper and
parental Claude Pagfe home. Lloyd ily visited at the Fred Shilling
cleaner, cold water paint In 12 MISCELLANEOUS — For Insured
2 Holstein cows and calves coming up.
Page will farm at Salem during home Sunday.
POR SALE—Seven double-breasted shades, etc. at Nyssa Furniture and first class hauling see Stanley
the
ensuing
year.
Martha
Lee
Taylor,
oldest
daugh
Production and tests will be given sale date. Cows
turkey hens and tom. Eight extra company store, across street from Reffett. Phone 76, Powell Service
Muriel Enveo.dsent has been a ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Taylor,
double breasted toms. Write Royal reclamation office.
Station. 7Mtfc.
are
all Bang’s tested. Public is invited to see this
patient at the Holy Rosary hospi was thrown from a horse near
T. Sanders, route 2, Nyssa. 7M3Kp.
herd before sale day.
FOR SALE — Three-room house, MISCELLANEOUS—Cutsom plow tal in Ontario the past week. This Malheur butte Saturday and frac
FOR SALE;—Pressure cooker, will with bath, FAirnished or unfurnish ing, discing and planting. H. E. Is the third time she has been in tured her skull, she Is in the On
POULTRY
hold 16 quart Jars. *15.
7M2xp. ed. To be moved from rot. Bernard Horn and Son. First house west ol the hospital during the last six tario hospital.
30
White
Leghorn pullets.
^
weeks.
She
is
now
improving.
Eastman.
lOJtfc. Apple Valley schoolhouse. 7M2xp.
Mr andMrs. George Moeller and
FOR SALE;—30 acres, all in cult
FARM
MACHINERY
E. M. Hauser, county club agent, girls visited in the T. W. Tan
ivation, 15 shares In Farmers’ Co FOR SALE—1941 Q.M.C. truck, 2
showed health films to the Lincoln tieme in Wilder, Idaho Sunday.
LOST
1 Two-bottom tractor plow.
op ditch. In Apple valley. Tom At- speed axle with 7:50-20 10-ply tires.
school pupils this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dali and sons
1 Case beet cultivator, complete set tools.
teberry.
7M2xp. Good rubber, beet bed. In shape LOST—Three-quarter H. P. motor,
A farewell party wa sheld for Mr. of Nyssa visited at the John Zlt-
to go to work. Inquire at Ole’s between Morgan’s residence and and Mrs. Geoige Pennington at
1 Case 2-wav 14 inch plow. 1 Oliver 5-foot mower.
tercob
home
Sunday
afternoon.
FOR SALE—350 and 500 size chick I corner. Sid Flanagan.
21Ftfc. Nyssa Saturday night. Liberal re their home Friday evening by
1
Ten-foot McCormick hay rake.
Sunday school will be held at 10
brooders. Good condition. *20. and
ward. Frank Dewey or Mrs. E. A. neighbors and friends. An even
a. m. next Sunday and church ser
*25. Also feeders and baby Chick
1 John Deere horse disc.
I Dewey, Nyssa. Leave at Signal sta- ing of visiting was enjoyed and
WANTED
vices will be at 11 a. m. by a min
equipment. Mrs. Neil Bemmick, V4
! tion.
14Mlxp. refreshments were served. Mr. Pen-
* 1 Set harness and collars. 1 Morman corrugator.
ister from Middleton, Idaho.
mile south of C. C. Camp on Klam- WANTED—Steady
year
around
LOST-Driver's license in envelope. Kington was presented with a bill-
1 John Deere 2-way plow. 1 Three horse evener.
rJirn Boor. Leave at Journal office. fold and Mrs- Pennington with a
1 Row com planter.
1 Burr feed grinder.
RICHLAND
7M2xp. purse. The Pennington family were
1
John
Deere
2-way
plow,
good.
the
first
residents
of
Llncdln
Hei
STORAGE— Consolidated Freight-
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Adams had
1 Oliver mower, in good condition.
ways building. First street. See ghts and have lived here 10 years. as Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and
Jake at the Fix-it shop.
24Mtfc Mrs. Pennington was a Charter Mrs. Harry Gardner and children,
1 New Idea manure spreader.
member of the Lincoln Sunday
2 Sets heavy harness.
HAVE THAT STOVE OVERHAUL school. The Patch and Chat club Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sopher, Mr.
ED—At Ed Case's Highway Md e. was organized at her home in 1938. and Mrs. FYank Ryalls of Montana,
1 Oliver beet cultivator, all attachments, used one
Mart. No. of Y, phone 74J. INtfc. They have sold their farm at Carl- Mrs. Clare Whorton, Mrs. Jess Mat-
season.
lock and daughter, Mrs. Doris Mat
strum Brothers, formerly of Kan
lock and two children, all of Boise.
MISCF3.LANEOUS—Duplicate car
1 McCormick-Deering beet cultivator, complete
sas.
and cylinder lock keys made. Gam
In the evening, guests at the
Fred Hawkins is building a house
with
all attachments, new.
ble store.
250afa
Adams home were Mr. and Mrs.
on the tract of land which he re-,
1 MeCoimick Deering 6 inch bun- grain grinder,
,
, ..
...
Charley Grider, Mr. and Mrs. Geo-
cently purchased. He will assist his __
’
. „
.,
BUTCHERING
rge Cleaver, Mr. and Mrs. Alva
new and never been used.
Custom
butchering
ever;'
Mon
AUCTIONEERS
OPTOMETRISTS
Parky Kriner "has returned ■ to G"
a" d w ll“ n Wlnters and
MISCELLANEOUS
day and Friday. Beef, sheep and
nhonl nfter
examlna-1
after i.nrfenzoin*
undergoing exam
ina-, Dlckie’
____^ The evenln* wtts sP*nt
pork. Sanitary butchering guaran- school
Other small tools and some lumber, wire, etc.
MARION OSBORN
DR. J. A. McFALL
teed. Phone 05RL All stock must tion and medical care in the S a m -,
ur a com ng
range
1 Seven-foot swather.
1 Hay rake.
“ See McFall and See Better”
’ . ,,
come In Thursday or Sunday after aritan hospital In Nampa.
Livestock and General
1 De Laval 2-unit milking machine.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Johnson a n d l . * £ ’ “ nd “ r s ’ /v - fV’ Gr‘der " ere
noon between 1 o’clock and 7. No
Auctioneer
stock accepted on butchering day. Mrs. Johnson’s mother, Mrs. Nellie hosts at a breaMMt Sunday hon-
6 Ten-gal. milk cans.
1 De Laval cream separator
orlng Nan Grider’s birthday.
One mile west of Nyssa on Alberta Hickman were Nampa callers Frl-
Rt. 2. Ontario, Oregon
Miss Carol Hunting and Mrs.
1
Norge
coal
range.
1
Round oak dining table.
avenue. Jake Fischer.
29Mtfc day.
Phone 354-J-4
Charley Grider attended the or
ganization meeting of the D.H.I.A.
TERMS :CASH
at the Boulevard hall Tuesday.
PHYSICIANS
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Later in the day they went to
Lunch served on the grounds.
ONTARIO
OREGON
Ontario to call on Mrs. Wilson
SAR AZIN CLINIC
Our Customers Are Asking Us
Winters and Mrs. Bill Smiley, who
JEWELRY STORES
are In Ontario hospitals.
Dr. J. J. Sarazin
Nan Grider entertained the Ore
Dr. K E. Kerby
PAULUS
gon Trail Grange Y. G. A. Wed-
Col. Bert Anderson, auct.
Mrs. L H Fritts, clerk
Farm Sale
i
i
W ed., March 2 0
Lincoln Heights
Arcadia
Professions! And
Business Directory
Physician and Surgeons
L. A. Maulding, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 37
Hours: 10 to 12 and 1 to 5
Dally—Except Sunday
DENTISTS
J. R. CUNDALL
Dentist
Phone 56-J
Sarazin Clinic
NYSSA
OREGON
Nyssa Post No. 79
JEWELRY
STORE
Union Pacific Time Inspector
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
WATCHES
Main Street at Second
WYCKOFF
JEWELRY STORE
Official Time Inspector for
Union Pacific
ONTARIO
OREGON
GEORGE
JACKSON
MODERN WATCH REPAIRINO
State Licensed
Watchmaker
ONTARIO, OREGON
314 blocks N. of City Hall
Sales
Service Supplies
W ORLD
FAMOUS
ELECTROLUX
Cleaner & Air Purifier
E. R. Anderson
The American Legion Rt. No. 3 Sunnyside,
Holds regular meetings
Weiser, Idaho____
First and Third Thurs
HAY BUYER
days, every month.
All veterans and service
W . J. Jahn
men and women are j
welcome to attend our Dealer in hav and grain
Third at Good Ave.
meetings.
Can a Municipality
Vote Out of a PUD?
THE ANSWER:
Yes. A majority vote against the PUD in any
incorporated community (Vale, Ontario and
Nyssa in the case of Malheur county) auto
matically leaves that community out of the
district. No other areas of the proposed Mal
heur PUD can vote themselves out, even by a
unanimous vote, and would be included if a
majority of the voters in the whole area ap
proves.
In a recent election, the voters of Hood
River, Oregon, voted themselves out o f a
PUD, although the district was created io
comprise only the rural areas nearby.
Thus,- the feasibility of the entire project
collapsed.
Fred Trost—G. H. Salter,
For Sale
Utah Certified
White and Yellow Spanish
Onion Seed
Lettuce Seed
Great Lakes and 847 Varieties
I D A H O ¥ POWER
A
S E L F -SU P P O R T IN G .
TAXPAVIN G
BU SIN ESS
EASTERN OREGON PRODUCE CO.
Phone 120 or 133W