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ATTENDED
Regulations on PICNIC
BY 30 FAMILIES
Hunting Are Set
By Commission
The Nebraska picnic held at the
Big Bend park Sunday was ett-
j ended by 30 families.
No Hunting O f Antelope
And Partridge W ill
Be Allowed
H TY JOURNAL
18, 1 9 4 t)
Growth
Of IN 760 APRIL AND MAY u.s. Plans For j Several Hundred Acres of land
,
.
Cities In 1 his
Given Publicity!Flooded As Canal Break Occurs
Area Is Shown
RaDid
c a t t l e tested
*r/ .
During April and May, Dr. J. H
Berger, state-county veterinarian,
conducted official Bang's and tub
At a short business meeting In Nyssa Expected To Reach erculosis tests In 85 herds in Mal
heur county, totaling 760 head.
the afternoon officers were elected
5000 Population In
The.se te^ts revealed only three
lor the coming year. The new o ff
Short Time
tuberculosis reactors but Bang's
icers are Mrs. Clyde Hoke, presi
reactors In eight herds.
The extensive growth and dev
dent; Mrs. L. W. Dierking, secre
This year, for the first time,
tary-treasurer; Ed Price, George elopment of the towns In the low enough veterinarians are available
Cooper and Mrs. John Ridder, pro er Snake river valley during the to carry out the compleie Bang's
and tuberculosis control program
gram committee; Mrs. Ira Price, last year were revealed tn reports
given
by
chamber
oi'
commerce
!
as
provided
card committee, and Mrs. James -
-
,
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, in the . Oregon
.. . state
..
Stephens. Jr., drink committee.
secretaries at the quarterly dinner code. This law requires that all
Those present voted to hold the ".eeting
Associated Cham- dairy cattle be tested annually,
picnic at Big Bend park the sec- 1 bers of commerce of Southwestern Each owner will receive one free
ond Sunday In July again next 1 Idaho and Eastern Oregon in th# test each year If th herd is clean.
¡Moore hotel in Ontario Monday' and additional free tests if the
Purchase Program W ill
A,ND
Be Continued Until
BABY
ARE
INJURED
August 31
Crops Destroyed & Some
Basements Filled; Re-
pailS UndeiW Uy
Mrs. Lawrence Bailey and babj
Plans for government purchase
were injured when the automobile . .
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,
A flood of water covering several
of potatoes in
Malheur
county
beginning July 17 and continuing that Mrs. Builey was driving wa hundred acres of land caused an
to August 31. 1946 were announced .struck by an army-type truck that une-,tlmated amount of damage
its hearing held Saturday, July 13
this week.
was being backed from the Pete
The announcement reads in part: Tensen sheep sheds on Columbia when a break occured ln the main
in Portland, will be given final
canal of the Owyhee project near
"The United States department of
consideration
at
an
adjourned
avenue last Friday evening.
-agriculture (Including the Com
milepost 36 about noon Sunday,
meeting to be held by the comm
The truck Is said to have been
modity Credit coroporationl here
July 14.
ission July 27.
inafter referred to as the depart driven by Dick Tensen of Nyssa
The break released about 400 sec
rural
route.
The
automobile
was
The general season for blacktail
ment, announces that in accord
ond feet of water, which passed
and mule deer was set for Sept
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W t .
U
(Whhen ' “ “ "S '5 ance with its previous announce quite badly dumaged.
The ^ e t e r i e s **v e reports on being conducted in hLs area, the
ember 28 to October 20. with a Orvil Hickman and family, Mr. and
across the Ben Shaw place and two
ments on December 7, 1945 and
bag limit of one deer having not Mrs. S. B. Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. . « « » construction, establishment of ¡owner will receive a 24 hour notice. March 14, 1946 of a price support
other ranches before crossing the
James
Ritchie
and
family
Mr
new
businesses
and
other
develop-
He
Is
responsible
for
confining
and
j
less than forked antlers
canal. The Owyhee-Nyssa canal was
program for Irish potatoes, it will
The 6rowth
lhe e,uire s t r a in in g hls animals for inspec-1 consider the purchase of Irish po
For Rocky mountain elk the and Mrs. Howard Day and family
broken ln two places and the wat
general season will be from Oct Mr. and Mrs. Claude Day and f a m - ilower Snake rlver valley was re- | tio" '
, ,
er flooded several hundred acres of
tatoes produced in Malheur county.
| Any te«ts other han those con-1
ober 28 to November 17 in the iiiy. Mrs. Myrtle Baroholoma, Mr. <>«*ted * » ‘ »e reports.
farm land before reaching the
With President Prank Morgan of dieted in routine testing are con- Oregon.
aiea east of The Dalles-California and Mrs John Ridder and family, 1
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Owyhee Ditch Company ditch. The
"Payment for bulk potatoes will
“ Remove a hazard a day to
highway. Bag limit will be one Mr and Mrs. George Cooper. Mr. Ny~ * Presiding, Elmo Smith. O n t-L ld ered private tests. The owner, be on the basis of the percentage
Owyhee ditch, being supplied with
elk of either sex except that In and Mrs. H. L. Day. Mr. and M rs.:“ ™ Publisher, delivered the add- Is responsible or payment of fees, of the acceptable grades without live the safe way" is one of the sufficient spillway capacity was
slogans
for
National
Farm
Safety
Glenn
Hoffman,
Mr.
and
M
rs.1
re“
ot
welcome
and
Ned
Harlan.
!
for
private
tests
Wallowa, Union and that part of
tolerance for defects or undersize. week. July 21 to 27, which will be able to hold the water and appar
An Indemnity on slaughtered re-;
Umatilla county east of highway Clyde Hoke and family. Mr. and > ec.eU ry of the Boise chamber o f.
ently no damage was caused to the
In addition to regular grade re
'
del i vered the response.
actors Is paid by the county state; quirements, potatoes must be free observed in Malheur county and ditch or to the farm land below it,
395 the bag limit is one bull elk ¡Mrs. Harold Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. ¡
other
parts
of
Oregon,
announces
Bolse' new ln' dnd
« “ vemments. No In from serious damage caused by
with antlers. Also the bag limit Jim Bayard and son. Mr. and Mm. I ° rland Mayel'
according to James Spofford of the
Harry Sandquist, county agent. By
L one bull elk with antlers in the E. II. Price and family. Jess Price. dustries director of the Idaho Pow- rlenmity Is paid on steers and grade1 dirt or other
United States bureau of reclama
foreign
material.
press, radio, placards, car stickers
announced that the bulls. At the present, testing of
Muddy creek area, Baker county, Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen, S r„ er company,
Potatoes not meeting specifications have been made to call attention tion.
theme
of
the
meeting
would
be
|
beef
cattle
is
not
compulsory
in
miring the open season from Aug Mr. and Mrs. James Stephen, Jr..
The water, racing across the farm
“ New Industries". He also announc-1 this county, but the owner Is of U. S. No. 2. 1-718 inches min ! and other means arrangements
ust 31 to September 2, inclusive.
imum, which are co-mlngled with ! to the need for constant care to land, wiped out row crops, filled
1
Zore
O
sborne
M
rs
^
A
that
practically
everything
s
e
rv
-1
responsible
for
maintaining
Ills
In addition several special deer
several basements and carried away
bulk potatoes purchased by the
! a h o f’ « *
™ al " a>
and herd In such a way that; the cattle department shall become the prop overcome the many hazards ot a considerable number of chickens.
and elk seasons were declared to M r a n d M m or^ver
I
farming.
take care of problem areas, for . Nysra; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ax- P r e s s e d in the Snake river valley., cannot Infect dairy cattle.
erty of the department without I Accident rates on the farm as An estimate of the damage was al
must of which only a limited num ¡tell of Wilder, Mr. and Mrs. Char-
" When anyo,le thinks of the meal
cost. Soft rot in any car or truck well as elsewhere are on the In most Impossible, especially in view
ber of permits will be issued. While i les Reno, Burt Roberts, J. C. K o o k -: Uus eve,lin* he ca" 1x5
lot shall not exceed two percent. crease since the end of the war, of the fact that the water had not
food
hunters may file for more than one ! stool. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L e - ! tlc about the P o l i t i e s
Potatoes must be Inspected by the according to word received from completely subsided ttie first of the
j
Grande.
M
r
and
Mrs.
John
Truss-
Processing
in
this
section
Mr.
special deer tag, in the event he is
federal state inspection service at Dean Win. A. Schoenfeld, Oregon week. One farmer said the lass of
emphasizing the ad
successful in more than one draw ;ell of Parma; Mr. and Mis. L. W. Mayer
vendor's expense, nd certificates State College, appointed chairman his crop was not as great as the
vantages
of
proceostng
food
at
Its
ing, only one tag will be issued. ' Dierking of Homedale, and Mr. !
covering each lot shall be furnished of the Oregon farm safety week cost o f leveling the ground for irr
source.
Hunters, however, are asked not to and Mrs. Henry W. Orcutt and ¡
A contest for the selection of a by the vendor. The following prices | committee by Governor Snell. The igation again.
“ More and more Industry is mov
file applications for tags until after family,
Mr. and Mrs. T. **•
H. Castell-
break apparently was caused
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I k . in u rce o f th e m a te r ia ls " queen
H uecii and
auu two
iw u princesses
princesses of
o i the
m e per rundered weight at point of Oregon Industrial Accident com- ... The
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the adoption of the final regu
, .
.
. . . . . .
. . by saturation through the lower
delivery
will
be
paid
by
the
de
l* * \ iJ>naIdHCM tella,W “i PayeUe' t the
h e cnenlrpr
-A
ll
uinrs
h
a
v
e
i
Malheur
COUilty
fair
Will
be
held
mission has noted this increase but
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speaker said. “ All wars h a ve ,
| and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barrett ot
lations on July 27.
bank of the canal, which failed
been fought by two persons- t h c 'July 28 at the county ^ g ro u n d s partment for potatoes which may does not know the reason.
Archeis will have two special deer Boise.
without a great deal of warning os
be
accepted
and
delivered
to
the
"Statistics such as 16,000 farm
haves and the have-nots. We h a ve, ln 0n.t'ar'0,
rea ons. One is from September 28
The Sage and Saddle club of On department in bulk, FOB carritr; resident accidental deaths ln 1945, the ditch rider had crossed the
them in our own country. As the
to October 6, inclusive, In a small
spot where the break occured earl
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on
Page
Tw
o)
tario
will
give
a
point
show,
which
or 44 farm people dead by accidents
sources of minerals and other raw
ier In the day, when conditions ap
area in the vicinity of Paulina
each day of Lhe year, may shock us
materials become depleted and farm will be highlighted by selection of
peared to be all right. The water
creek on the Deschutes game .ref
the queen and princesses. The pub L. D. S. MEMBERS TO
but they dp no good unless they re
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uge.
limit U one deer of either
ln the north canal irrigates about
lic is invited to attend the show
HOLD CELEBRATION sult tn actual removal of hazards.” 14,000 acres of land farther down
sea. Tire other season is tor deer
tree of chajje.
said Dean Schoenfeld ln asking co
MR., MRS. PARKER
the canaL
of either sex from October 9 to 18
Any unmarried girl ln the county
The Nyssa Clowns were forced to
A celebration will be held here operation ln the yearly emphasis . The bureau of reclamation has
in a portion of the Canyon Creek
Is eligible to enter the competition
GOING
TO
HAWAII
on safety.
go
nine
innings
to
defeat
the
On
refuge
sufficient heavy equipment on the
Interested girls are urged to reg- by members of the L. D. S. church
“ As President Truman said in
No anlelope hunting or Hungar tario softball team by a score ol
Mr. and Mrs. Erie Parker and j ister at the county agent's office in July 24 commemorating the arrival proclaiming the special week this scene and expects to have some
water flowing through the canal by
ian partridge hunting will be allow 2 to 1 on the Nyssa field Wednes family returned to Vale l3st w eek' Ontario, but they may enter the
of the saints from across the east year, experience ln previous ob
day night.
the end o f the week. All of the wat
ed this season
after
Mr.
Parker’s
graduation j contest at the fairgrounds July 28.
servances
of
National
Farm
Safety
ern plains to Salt Lake City.
The Ontario team registered a
T a jg in g regulations will be en
er had been dammed back Tuesday
from Oregon State college.
I Selection of the royal family will
The day’s entertainment, start week have Indicated real benefits noon. The bureau anticipates that
forced this year, and all game held
Both Mr. and Mrs. Parker have be based on horsemanship, person-
from this nation-wide emphasis on
the last of the sixth,1
repairs on the Ontario-Nys.su ditch
during the closed season or shipped the lead until
...
.
J i accepted teaching positions in the ality and appearance. Pair board ing with a children's parade at 2:30 safety practices.”
will be completed by tonight.
Into closed areas or out of the state when (wo hits and an error
scoied fHawallan islands. They will teach officials said they would like to will be given under the direction
While every family and every
will have to be tagged by the game Be Ion. The game
(hen developed
i ln the plllbUc schools on the island one or more representatives from
. . . . . .
.
Although the break has occured,
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of officers of the Mutual Improve individual on the farm has personal ..
. .
.
.
, the bureau is delivering water to
law enforcement authorities.
a- , P‘!,C.herS ,dU! ‘
™ * ! ° f Molokai. Mr. Parker will ln- ( Nyssa in the contest.
reasons
to
be
concerned
with
farm
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ment association. Children are In
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
_
.
.
i
all
o
f the ranchers on the canal
The open season on Rocky moun man of Nyssa and Keize of On struct Smith-Hughes agricultural
The queen and princesses will
safety Utls year, adds County Agent i .___ .
. . . .
.
tain elk will be from October 28 tario that lasted until the ninth classes and Mrs. Parker will teach lead the fair parade on Labor day vited to decorate their dolls, bugg «»„ • ¿ ..u ..
down to u point two miles above
Sandquist. Every accident on a
ies. bicycles, and wagons and wear
the break.
to November 17, Inclusive, In the inning. B. Wilson singled with the home
economics. They expect to and will be feted at the fair,
farm this year threatens production
bases
loaded
to
score
L.
Wilson.
costumes.Each child participating ln
area east of The Dalles-California
sail from the states in August.
to that extent at a time when ev
The
umpires
were
Kuehn
and
the parade will receive a free gift.
highway. The bag limit will be one
ery pound of food is needed badly
YOUTH BURNED IN
The program, on the high school
elk of either sex except in a cer Bingham of Nyssa.
place ln the world.
Tne victory gave the Clowns a
MOTORCYCLE CRASH grounds, will Include a men's base some
tain prescribed bull area In the
Strange as It may seem, farming
ball game at 3 o'clock, a softball
John Day-Anthony lake section record of six wins and no defeats.
Burne Lorensen of Sunset valley, game between married ladles and is considered one of the most haz
Several special elk seasons will be They defeated the Payette Eagles
by
a
score
of
26
to
8
Monday
night,
seamon,
1st class in the United single ladies from 4 to 5 o’clock, ardous of occupations, largely be
arranged.
Robert Lowell Glover o f Parma,
July
15
on
the
Payette
diamond,
States
navy,
suffered first and sec horseshoe pitching, volleyball, pen cause It is so varied and Inclusive.
The Chinese pheasant season In
Mrs. Rosalie Stewart
Carlisle, ond degree burns on the hands ny toss booth, duck booth, novel Farm machinery, buildings, fires, Idaho, who was killed in an auto
Malheur coimty will run from Oct and won their first game against
animals, electricity, tools and the mobile accident on the Trenton-
ober 19 to November 3, Inclusive. Ontario 8 to 4 on the Ontario field 84, died July 15 at the home of and feet in a motorcycle accident ty contests, nall-drlvlng, sawing
her daughter. Mrs. C. E. Sohweizer. at Red hill on the Island of Oahu and races, and a softball game be farm home all present hazards Smlthfield highway near Logan,
The bag limit will be four cocks last Friday. July 12.
C. Wilson led the slug lest ln where she had been cared for dur In the Terltory of Hawaii July 2. tween the Elders and the Nyssa that can and do cause Injury and Utah July 4, was a son of Maurice
.•even consecutive days or In poss
When taken to the hospital, the Clowns from 5 to 6:30. Plans are death unless constant care is taken. Glover, an employe of the Amal
ession. Tagging stations will be Payette with two 4-baggers a triple ing the last six years.
gamated Sugar company ut Nyssa.
Funeral services were held at youth was expected to remain there underway to have booths where ice
per day, but not over eight In any and a single. His performance was
The case was referred to the
Wednesday
ln the for three week. He is a son of cream, “ hot dogs” and pop will
e tablLshed at Ontario, Nyssa, Ad equalled by T. Holman, who slugged 2:30 p. m.
Cache county Juvenile court for
and
three Owyhee
sohooihouse
with Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Loren.se n be sold. A program will be pres
rian, Juntura, Brogan and Hunt out two home runs
a hearing sometime this week by
singles.
George Whipple officiating. Miss of Sunset valley.
ented ln the evening at 8:30. All
ington.
County Attroney Oeorge D. Pres
C. Wilson’s home run broke up Claudtne Tomlinson was the piantst
L. D. S. members and their friends
ton. who said “There Is .sufficient
a tie in the sixth inning in Ontario j Interment was in the Owyhee cem- Go On Trmplr Excursion—
are Invited to participate.
evidence of carelessness to Justify
Mr and Mrs. A. C. Swensen left
last week and the Clowns went etery
with the
Nyssa
Funeral
T h e Morrison-Knudsen company
our referring the case to the Juv
on to score six runs In the last home in charge,
Sunday to attend tlie Idaho Palls
of Boise started laying 4200 feet of
enile court for trial” .
inning to cinch the game.
| Rosalie Stewart was bom ln Scott temple excursion, which all high
new track along the
Homedale
Young Glover was crushed to
The Clowns will play the Elders county. Indiana August 31. 1861. pi tests in the Welser stake were
brarirh of the Unlpn Pacific rail
death when the car on which
of Nyssa on the local diamond She was reared and attended school, invited to participate in. Mr. and
road as a siding extension project.
he was riding struck tha rear of
A proposal allowing the Nyssa July 24. They will play Baker on in the eastern part of that county. I Mrs. Wilford Peterson left Nyssa
A new main line will be laid and
a coal truck and then careened
•school district to exceed the six the Baker field Sunday. July 21.
In April, 1880 she was married to Monday morning to Join them.
the present line will be used as a
into a borrow pit to burst Into
J. A Black of Sunset valley was
uer cent limitation ln levying tax
The local boys have scored 67 Thomas M .Carlisle ot Scott county. Other L. D. S. members from surr
siding, making a double siding for
es for the 1946-47 year was approv runs as compared to 21 for their To this union were born eight ounding territories were expected critically Injured last Friday morn packing sheds and other industrial flames. The boy, who was staying
ed by a big percentage but by a opponents.
children, four of whom survive. to attend. This is the first excursion ing about 7 o'clock when he was plants. The double siding will be during the summer with hls grand
small number of persons ln the
The surviving children are Dr. from Nyssa since the dedication thrown from a horse In the Owyhee extended as far as Uie property on parents, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Allred
o f Trenton, was riding on the right
election held tn the grade school Here from Huntington—
I. E. Carlisle of Mtchigantown, some time ago. All who enter the section.
which Avoset, Inc. expects to start
front fender of a model A Ford
With a group of other men. Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen and Indiana. Mrs. Eirie C. Miller of temple are required to have a
building Wednesday.
construction of a plant soon.
sedan driven by Sidney Ellerman,
and
recommendation
from Black was branding calves
The vote was 27 to 4 ln favor of i daughter. Mary K . spent the week Mackay, Idaho. Mrs. C. E. Sch- personal
The grade for the roadbed is
lhe proposal.
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. weizer of Nyssa and Paul H. Car their bishop and have it signed by doing other work with cattle when expected to be completed ln about 17, of Trenton.
Six boys, Including Glover, were
the stake president, Luther Fife. the accident occurred at corrals two weeks.
Approval of the voters allokvs Charles Garrison.
lisle of Darlington, Idaho.
en route to the Amalga cheese
the school district to levy ln excess
During Mrs. Carlisle’s active life Mr. and Mrs. Swensen will also south of Nigger Rock. Ha was
factory to pick up another friend.
pitched onto a pile of rocks, suffer
of the six per cent limitation the Visits D aughter-
she was a member of the Women’s go to Preston to visit relatives.
The group then expected to go to
ing
a concussion of the brain, a JERSEY BREEDERS
Rev. E. P. Lawrence of Caldwell Relief corps, auxiliary ol the G.A.-
sum of »24.539.38, which will be
Franklin, Idaho for a baeball game.
fracture of the Jaw, lacerations and TO EXHIBIT CATTLE
used for new construction and re la visiting this week at the home R.. as her father was a veteran Goes To Baker—
Funeral services were conducted
pairs and to pay Increased coats of his daughter, Mrs. C. W. Buch of the Civil war. She was a char
Lloyd Lewis attended to business other Injuries.
The injured man was taken to
of operation. Including more per ner.
At a meting Sunday on the Saturday. July 6 in the Trenton
ter member of the Eastern Star ln Baker last Tuesday and Wednes
the Holy Rosary hospital In On lawn at the Charley Grider home, ward chapel. Interment was In the
sonnel ijnd higher teacher salaries.
chapter organized at Little York. day.
Visit In Nyssa—
tario ln an ambulance by Bert the Malheur Jersey Cattle club Lewiston city cemetery.
Indiana ln 1905 and was Its first
Goes to Payette lakes—
Robert Glover was bom tn Tren
Llenkaemper.
He
regained con made plans to exhibit livestock at
Go Fishing—
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Dierking and worthy matron.
Bernard Frost. Charles Newbtll. daughter. Norma Jean, of Napton
MLss Joyce Todd spent the week sciousness Tuesday night and has the Malheur county (air to be held ton February 8. 1934, a son of
Besides her sons and daughters.
Maurice and Larlta Allred Olovcr.
the Bernard Mrs. Carlisle is survived by six end at Payette Lakes as a house since shown some improvement.
In Ontario this (ail.
Dr K. E. Kirby and AK ie Robert visited Monday •
son spent the week-end fishing Frost home.
The club will also place a float He attended the Trenton school
grandchildren and one great grand guest of Gloria Aguer of Ontario.
in the parade. Gene Bair, club until May. 1946. when the family
Stop Overnight—
south of Jordan Valley.
child.
moved to Parma.
i Working in Ontario—
Girls Camp Overnight—
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sheldon of president, said.
Survivors are hls parents; three
Go on Vacation—
I Miss Merry Norcott has accepted Visits Daughter—
Ten G irl Scouts
of
troup 3 Seattle were overnight g u « t of Mr.
Rosel Hunter will be chairman
sisters. Sharon. Elaine and Barbara
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burgess and a position with Dr. R. A. Tacke as
Mrs. R C. Nelson of Salt Lake camped overnight Monday on the and Mrs. A. C. Sallee. The visitors of the exhibit committee
C lifford Cox, superlntendCTit of Glover, all of Parma, and hls
son. Jerry left Saturday for Belling an assistant in the clinical labora CHy arrived last week for an in- bank of Snake river, with Mrs. J. were en route to their home after
a vacation spent ln Salt Lake city. cattle for the fair, met with the grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Riley
ham. Washington, for a two-week tory in the Holy Rosary hospital, definite visit with her daughter, 'R . Dolan as chaperone.
vacation.
Jersey club to discuss conditions Allred o f Trenton and Mr. and
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Mrs. W O. Peterson, and family.
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Go to Institute—
Mr. L. Glover of Mapleton, Idaho.
¡Visit In Nysan—
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o f the exhibition sheds.
Visit Here—
I Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brower had Stop Here—
Rev. and Mrs. H. J. Oemhardt,
Mr and Mrs. Charles Oarrlson
Visit in Nyssa— .
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hooper pent last Thursday shopping ln accompanied by a group of young Interviewed at Nursing Helical—
Mr and Mrs. Lee Hoskins and as their house guests last week
people of the Methodist church,
Mrs. 8. M. McNeil and Lola
two sons spent the week-end at the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brower and taro stopped in Nyssa enroute to their Boise.
Miss Helen Anderson left Monday
left Monday for the annual summer for Idaho Pails, where 4 ie will Miner of Mt. Shasta. California
home of Mr and Mrs. C. W. Buch sons. Wayne and Dick, o f Paul. home ln Utah after making a trip
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Institute. Mr. and Mrs. Burl W v- have an Interview with officials of are visiting In the home of Mr.
ner. The visitors were enroute to Idaho. The v is ito r « were en route up the roost from San Pranslaco. Ptenlr To Re held—
their home ln Salem after a to Coeur d' Alene. Idaho. Bari to Canada, and down through Ore-
The annual Nebraska picnic will ckoff of Baker will Join the party the L D S Nursing school I f quali and Mrs. Harry Miner Mrs. Mc
month’s vacation spent in Minne- Brower la a brother of J. E. Brow goo. They stopped at the W
Ben be held July 21 at the Nampa city and act as councellors for the Nyaaa fications are met. she Intends to Neil Is a sister of Mr. Miner and
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bag limits, tentatively set by the
Oregon state game commission at
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Queen To Reign
At Malheur Fair
Nyssa Takes 6th
Win InJSoftball
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Nyssa Worker’s
Son Is Killed
Mrs R. Carlisle
Of Nyssa Passes
U.P. Extending
Nyssa Sidings
Voters Approve
Increased Levy
J.A. Black Badly
Hurt In Mishap
J.