Nyssa gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1937-199?, September 25, 1947, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OKEGON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1947
PAGE THREE
Sackett, phone 247-M MB west iters. Sales and service Ed A. An- ¡in a box and no one has been daughter. Janet, returned Sunday Boise.
First street, south,s Ontario, Ore- | derson, route 3, Weiser, Idaho. stung yet.
by plane from Ogden. Mrs. Lars-]
----------------
gon
19JUC. Phone
587-J 4.
_________
26Jtfe
eon had an operation on one of : Vacation at Cow t—
FOR SALE— 125 acres, 90 irrigable, MISCELLANEOUS— Prompt and EX - SUNSET MAN
her eyes. The operation was per- Mr. and Mrs. Eini! Stunz returned
Saturday from a two-weeks vaca­
VISITS
IN
VALLEY
formed
good improvements, Reuben Har- free pick-up of your dead, crlppied
Mrs. by Pete a specialist
Tensen, Mrs Dick tion at Portland and Rockaway.
sick livestock. Calls received be­
oldsen, 8 miles southwest of Nyssa, or
Groot and Mrs. John Broad at­ They returned by way of ISugene,
fore 9 o'clock are picked up by
RATES: Two cent« per word for each Issue. Alter one month one phone 016-R2 or 03-R1. 25â4xp. noon. Efficient drivers. Call col­ UPPER SUNSET (Special)— Mr. tended the Civic club meeting at leaving their daughter, Greta, at
the university.
Wednesday.
Payette 0180-J3 or t55, or Nvs- and Mrs. U. E. Parker had as a Ny.ssa
FOR SALE— Registered golden lect 102-W.
cent per word. Minimum, cash in advance, is 30c.
Idaho Animal Products guest In their home last week Willie O. C. Anderson is ill at his home. Son Anlvea—
cocker spaniel puppies, c. A. Ross sa
5Jtic. Gilbert, former Sunset resident, Visit in Boise—
four miles west on Alberta avenue, Company.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Atagi are par­
MISCELLANEOUS—
Need
money?
then south on Orey boulevard to Loans on farms Tor refinancing, who is convalescing after an ap­ Mr. and Mrs. EMdie Powell and ents of a 5 pound. 4 ounce boy
I
arris.
18S2xp.
pendix
operation.
Tom
Morris
visited
over
the
week-
bom
September 14 In the Nyssa
second house.
18S2xp building, improvements, bu yin g ,
For Sale
end at the Milton Wiley home in Nursing home.
Mrs.
Elmer
Cloninger
lias
re-
FOR SALE- Suih beet
j ™
, S ST SLiC R«,
shingles, Long term, low interest, see Bei- urned home from Portland, where
days on business.
years old, $590. 1937 Chevrolet route 2, Enterprise avenue and Iscreen doors, windows, frames and nard Eastman, phone 64. Nyssa.
3Atfc. she Mrs. spent Don a few
Parker underwent a
truck with beet bed, $190. 19421 Lytle Blvd.
18S2xp. screens complete, doors and frames
COW HOLLOW
major operation at the Nysaa Nurs­
MISCELLANEOUS— Duplicate car ing
O.M.C. army 6 by 6, excellent con­
complete, pipe, flooring, park tables, and
home
last
week.
She
is
expect­
lock keys made. Wes­ 'd to return home this week.
dition, $1700. New McCormick-Deer- | ^ I n f i ^ o 'l d ^ y è d “ ^. * £ £ large size ?oal hot water heater, tern clyinder
Auto Store.
250tfe. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rooks tool and
ing hay chopper, $459. Owyhee ed reasonable. 152 East 4th street three coal ranges and one large
Truck and Implement Co., phone |
18S2xp. cafe sink. L. J. Jusephson and Son, CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING family spent FYiday shopping in
Stock received Monday, Tuesday, Weiser.
3Jtfc. Wednesday
*3~J'_______
25Slxc. po r SALE— Stoves, grates and Payette, Idaho.
and Thursday, 8 a. m Hubert Parker has returned home
FOR SALE— Purebred jersey bull, rePairs for any make of cook stove POR SALE— Several houses for to 6 p. m. and Friday 8 a. pi. to 12 from
Granite, Oregon, where he
6 months old. Dam classified very ,or heater. Delivery usually five sale. Attractive buys. See Frank No stock received on SurtUay.
•pent a week visiting his brother,
Cow Hollow Hall
Sat., Sept. 27
good. Phone 06-R5, Nyssa. 25S2xp. days- Nyssa Furniture Co., one
sheep and pork. Free delivery lack and family.
--------------------------------------------block west of railroad depot. 18Stfc. T. Morgan.
16Jtfc Beef,
to
Polar
locker
plant.
and Mrs. E2mer Cloninger
Pond’s Orchestra- -Adm. $1
FOR SALE— Excellent u:ed baby
— ------------------------------
on Alberta avenue and Mr. Roy
Rookstool were Ontario
buggy, deluxe model; sacrifice at NOR SALE— 16-foot stock bed and FOR SALE—Automobile Insurant1* One mile west
Phone
05R1
hoppers Ma»iday.
Sponsored by Chalk Butte Grange
bargain price. Nyssa Furniture Co., I rack. Alfred Brim, inquire at Gene's Public Liability, Property Damage
JAKE FISCHER
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Berrett and
One block west of railroad depot, j Grocery, Ole’s corner.
18Stfc. Fire, Then and Collision. Place*
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durfee at­
_______________ ______ __ 25Stfc. fo r SALE— Circulating coal hëat- in the best compames at low®
Legal
Advertising
tended L. D. S. church at Oregon
possible
rates.
Bernard
Eastman
POR SALE— New 9-foot, 26-inch er. Large size. Nyssa Lumber Co.
Trail
Sunday. After church services
IN
THE
COUNTY
COURT
OF
14Ftfc
4Stfc.
John Deere level bed power-driven
a meeting was conducted, uniting
THE
STATE
OF
OREGON.
tractor potato digger on rubber
•he Adrian and Oregon Trail L.DS.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OE brunches
SALE—Or trade International
tires. Address P. O. Box 189, Baker, FOR
For
Rent
into a ward. Wayne Ber­
MALHEUR
pick-up.
Zack
Walker,
phone
282W.
Oregon.
25S2xc.
rett was appointed second coun­
4Stfc, FOR RENT— Sleeping room. 582 NOTICE OF SETTTLEMENT OF selor.
ACCOUNT AND HEARING
25S3xp. FINAL
Wtxon had a well drilled
PETITION TOR DISTRIBUTION on Mort
ard, 4-door, top shape, new paint f 011 SALE 3-bedroom house and North Third street.
his ranch last week.
POR
RENT—
Furnished
basement
Lowe’s Home Appliance
In
the
Matter
of
the
Estate
of
job. Don - King, Ontario highway, sale.
* J.00™
WJtment. prlC?d
QUlclt
Immediate possession. Contact apartment in new modern home. HENRY TERRA, Deceased.
Mrs. U. E. Parker entered the
next to Lewis residence. 25Slxp. Lamont
Fife, 499 N. 5th. 4Stfc. Phone 178-W after 6 p.m. 25Stfc. Notice is hereby given that Mar­ Boise hospital Sunday for treat­
Repair Shop
FOR SALE— Used Thor washer, FOR SALE— New, modern two- FOR RENT— Room. J. C. Smith, garet Terra. Executrix of the Last ment.
good working condition. $32.50. Nys­ bedroom house, gas furnace, hard­ 502 N. Third street.
and Testament of Henry Ter­ Mrs. IT. E. Parker returned home
Will Be Closed
18S2xp. Will
sa Furniture Co.
25Stfc. wood floors, close In, $6500, $1500
ra. deceased, has filed in the above- Wednesday from the hospital at
Boise.
entitled
Court
for
final
settlement
R15NT— Polish your own
September 29 to October 6.
POR SALE— Biiilding materials, down, F. H. A. terms. Bernard FOR
account and report of adminis­ Grover F'inley attended the sale
floors, pent our high-speed pol­ her
closing out. Special prices on job Eastman,
28Atfc ishing
at
his
brother's
home
in
the
Lin-
tration
together
with
her
petition
equipment. Easily handled
lots. Lumber, doors, windows, mess
final distnoution oi said estate, "olu district Thursday.
hall tables, restaurant sinks, bakery 'V "
^.one 144-J or write by women. Nyssa Lumber company. for
that the hearing of the same Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stetthens are
3Atfc. and
lacks,
heavy
maple
tables,
electric
Mot° r C° ; Nyssa\ ° re • Jor
has been fixed toy the Judge of '’’lrents of a son born Sunday Sep­
wire, boxes, etc., pipe and fittings ment,
Wlllys jeeps,
. parLSl station
motors, wagons,
extra pickup
equip
said Court for Monday, the 20th tember 21.
VVANTED
garbage cans, metal ventilators, 2V4 trucks, tires, tubes, batteries. 28Atfc.
day of October, A.D. 1947 at tne Mrs. Rob Thompson and Mrs.
gallon fire extinguishers, army
hour
o’clock A M. of said Emily Berg am entertained the Wa-
WANTED—
10
girls
17
years
of
ranges, canopies, motor and fan, FOR SALE— Porcelain coal and age or over to learn the pleasant day at of the 10:30
at the Thompson home
courtroom
said court hine cllib with
space heaters, .iheetrock, masonite, wood circulating heater, used 30 and profitable profession of beauty in the city of Vale, of
eight members pre­
Oregon; and Thursday,
oil heaters, electric hot water heat­ days. Phone 131-R, Joe Maughan. culture. There is a special fall tui­ that all persons interested
.Plans were discussed for a
in said sent
ers, electric and electric combina­
food sale and also a project
28Atfc. tion. or you can earn your tuition estate are notified then and there baked
tions, oil, coal and wood ranges,
for the members this year. After
appear and show cause, if any the
in the school. The largest, to
daveno and chair sets, dinette sets, FOR SALE!— l D.S. 35 Internation­ right
meeting Cora Rook-
they have, why said account shguld stool business
most modern school in Idaho man not
hundreds of other items. Use your al truck, 1940 model. Long wheel aged
Mattie Durfee won prizes
settled and allowed, and in the and
by Rene Overton, who lias why be distribution
credit. Build your home and fur­ base,
2-speed
axle.
1940
Chevrolet
games. Mrs. Ray Porter was
of said estate
not only 10 years of teaching
nish it. ED C ABE'S HI-WAY truck, long wheel base, 2-speed had
of the club. At the. close of
not thereupon be immedi­ a the guest
experience, but special teacher's should
MDSE. MART. Nyssa, Oregon. 25S1. axle. These trucks are in fair con­ courses
meeting
lunch was served by
ately
made
to
the
persons
en­
and
licenses.
When
you
en­
and priced reasonable. Also roll at Western Beauty school your titled thereto, without further no­ the hostesses. The next meeting
VELLO— Is washable. It meets dition
will be held October 16, with Ser­
12-foot beet rack. C. E. Lese- success as a beautician is assured. tice of proceedings.
Oregon License No. 556.
U. S. government specifications for one
ena Stephens and Ida Finley as
berg, Phone 154-J.
llStfc. Positions awaiting graduates. West­
Margaret rerra. Executrix of hostesses
washability. Nyssa Lumber Co.
at
the
Finley
home.
the Last Will and Testament Wayne Berrett, Roy Rookstool,
ern Beauty school, 1322 First street,
25Slxc. FOR SALE— 200 leet frontage, 150 So.,
of Henry Terra, deceased.
Nampa, Idaho, phone 2222, over
feet
deep,
south
of
Polar
Cold
Stor­
Deb Gamer, Elmer Cloninger and
Telephone 3621 or Write Box 112.
FOR SALE— Beet bed for cab- age, $2400. Bernard Jpastman. llStf. Kinney’s American bakery next to E. Otis Smith, Attorney for
Charles Durfee trucked beans to
over 15 foot. J„hn Reffett, Nyssa,
Adelaide theater.
18S4xc. Executrix, Ontario Oregon.
Nyssa Saturday to be shipped to
route 2.
25S2xp. FOR SALE— Imperial wallpaper.
a company in Idaho.
Guaranteed to be washable and WANTED— Three or four beet
VALE, OREGON
Frank Parker and son, Don, and
FOR SALE— Beater type beet top­ non-fading lor three years. Good! toppers to start work October 5 or
Russell Howell began their beet
per and Kiest two-row beet lifter- stock on hand. Stunz Lumber com- 17- Frank Skeen, hi mile west on
harvesting last week.
loader, 26-inch potato digger. All pany.
26Jtfc. | Enterprise avenue.
25S2xp.
nearly new. Phone 396-Jtl Nampa, FOR SALE— Used Fairbanks plat- WANTED—Sleeping room, have own
Idaho or contact A. O. Eubanks, form scale. 2500 pound capacity, furniture. Call 498-W, Ontario.
COLUMBIA VISITOR
Vale, Oregon.
25Slxp. Dessert Seed Co.
LEAVES FOR CALIF.
3Jtfc. j
18S2xp.
FOR SALE— Estate Intensifler air TOR SALE— Registered hereford SALESMEN WANTED— Wanted at
COLUMBIA AVENUE (Special)—
duck oil heater with motor driven bull. Phone Zack Walker, 282-W. once. Man or woman for Rawleigh
W. C. Teiisen, who has been
By
Clarence
Niccum
fan. Large size. Also one Eureka
3Jtfc. route. Real opportunity for worker.
spending
the summer with Mr. and am iiihuiìim in niiiitiiii in in in i,i in in iii run in li in nrin in in in rami in in inniinniiniirinihiinniinniiuiniiniinniM«
vacuum cleaner. R. F. Blair, North
preferred, but not nec­
did I get my foot in it when Mrs. Pete Tensen and other rela­
5th street.
25Slxp. TOR SALE;— Fine row - crop 40, Experience
essary. Write Rawlelgh's, Dept. I Boy,
on the political angle of tives, left last week for Olendale,
Adrian, good water right, fair OR1-331-234, Oakland, California. our touched
FOR SALE— V,i ton, 1940 Chevro­ near
roads. We all can agree In curs­ California to visit his brother-in-
improvements.
18S2xp.
let cab-over truck. Tires and truck 40 acres on oiled highway. One
ing these roads but the political law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­
in goad condition. Phone collect mile
angle of it?! Well'thats different. ert V. Gllse and family.
WANTED
-
To
buy
metronome.
out.
Unimproved.
it your own way. Maybe I Darwin Jensen was a business
0519-J2, Caldwell.
25Slxp. Several good 80 -acre and larger Phone 78-W.
18S3xp. Have
would do better to scout around visitor in Wilder last week.
FOR SALE— New Ford cab-over farms.
To rent 80 or more and try to get a little news to Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Fields (Mar­
3 acres for sale, close In, unim­ WANTED—
truck, 8.2p tires, two-speed and proved
acres row crop farm, plenty of report. But a farmer (if I could jorie Groot) are the parents of a
booster brakes. Opposite airport, Also have several houses listed. equipment.
Moving from place I qualify as such) hasn't much time son. Dick G., bom August 13. The
Ontario.
2581xp.
have been renting for 10 years be­ to nose around for news.
baby Is the first grandson of Mr.
5Jtfc. cause
of sale of property. Write Got an interesting letter in the and Mrs. Dick Groot and Mr. and
KEN RENSTROM
FOR SALE— Large oil heater, good
Charles F. Cannon, route 2, Nyssa. mail today. Of course the main Mrs. Irl Fields of Jasper. Minne­
Phone 172-J
condition, lo loot copper tubing
18S2xp. reason for my liking it was that sota.
and fittings. Phone 10-R or lBStfc'
62-J. FOR SALE Sewing machine sup-
she patted me on Che back a little Mrs. Groot as returned from a
WANTED—General
trucking.
am going to give you some of two months visit with her son-in-
______________ _________ ' plies. Wholesale and retail. Re- First street. Pc one 123-R, North
John but
the
FOR SALE— 1934 Ford truck with building, electrifying, repairing. Re­ Barnett.
We install the tank and you pay a monthly
law and daughter of Jasper. Min­
.
llStfc. “We letter.
hear so much of the miss nesota.
beet bed, good tires. See Lloyd Ad- built machines for sale. F. "Lete"
service
charge.
deeds
of
the
youth
of
today.
Seldom
WANTED— Beet hauling, Marion their good exploits. With this in Mrs. T. H. Beranek, who has
No more hard-water scum.
Chard, 462 North 6th street. 4S3xp. of
been
a
patient
at
the
Holy
Ros­
mind I submit the account of a ary hospital at Ontario, has re­
No more sand in water.
good deed by young James Stephens turned to her home.
WANTED— Field ensilage cutting. Jr.,
a lad of about 16 yrs. or so. Several ladles of this community
Use very little soap.
L. E. Robbins, three miles north, his concerns
a hive oi bees that canned fruit and vegetables at the
one-half west of Nyssa on Gem had taken living
Enjoy a sudsy bath.
quarters In R. community cannery at Adrian last
aevnue.
4Stfc. Alrad's mail box. Now
we humans week.
Enjoy
better tasting water.
WANTED— To buy anything in have a housing shortage but we Sunday afternoon visitors at the
beef or veal. Also buy banger cows did not know the housing Shortage
or will handle for hide and offall. had also enected tne bees. Well home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Oroot
Phone 31M or 011 Jl.
22Atfc. there they were firmly entrenched of Arcadia were Mr. and Mrs Pete
could not be moved, defending Tensen, Mr and Mrs. Dick Oroot.
their home against all enemies. Just Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Zelf and
MISCELLANEOUS and
Mrs. Alrad. She received sever­ family, Mrs. Van Zelf and Mrs.
MISCEDLANEOUS-See Mrs. Clyde ask
al
stings
when she attempted to V. D. Winkle of Nyssa.
Hill for Infant dresses, also hems­ get her mail
out of the box. Our Mrs. Ekiward C. Larsson and
titching by yard or piece. Phone little child was
PHYSICIANS
stung daughter, Janet, are visiting rela­
110L, Parma, Idaho.
18S3xp. when she ventured so out badly
to play that tives in Ogden, Utah.
DENTTSTS
Weiser-Payette
necessary to seek medical Mr. and Mrs. Dick Groot visited
MISCELLANEOUS— See A. P An­ it aid was
for
her.
SARAZIN CLINIC
natives
in
Apple
Valley
Thursday
derson for H. C. Little Oil Burn­ Here Is how James Stephens afternoon.
Representative, Mrs. Lloyd Lewis
J. R. CUNDALL
ing Furnace and Heater. llS4xp. entered the picture. He was walk­ Pete Tensen transacted business
Dr. J. J. Sarazin
Phone 011-R2, Nyssa
ing by camming home from picking and attended a meeting in Ontario
Dr. K E. Kerby
MISCELLANEOUS— Get ready for spuds.
Dentist
Wednesday.
As
he
approached
he
was
winter.
We
service
all
kinds
of
Physician and Surgeons
'Don't go near the mailbox, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Larsson and
beating equipment. Nyssa Heating it warned
Phone 56-J
is full of bees and they are mad.'
Co.,
phone
169-W.
28Atfc.
L. A.
Maulding,
M.
D.
Sarazin Clinic
He offered to smoke them out with
Physician and Surgeon
MISCELLANEOUS- - Help-Ur-Self,1 sulpher to destroy them. The offer
OREGON
NYSSA
custom and wet wash. White Swan was promptly accepted.
Phone 37
laundry. Soft water. R. M. Souther­ “Well it did the trick, the fumes
Hours; 10 to 12 and 1 to 8
land. prop. Phone 13-J.
7Atfc. soon ended them.”
Daily—Except Sunday
OPTOMETRISTS
From one who was stung
MISCEDLANE50US— Available now,
Lasarre Jones.
HAY BUYER
Electrolux cleaners and air puri- Well
Mrs. Jones business was cer­
ELECTRIC, COMBINATION, OIL and COAL RANGES
DR. J. A. MCFALL
tainly picking up for a while around
W. F. JAHN
your
place
and
young
James
is
DR. JOHN EASLY
quite well known for quick think­
Dealer in hay and grain
ing. A short time ago a swarm of
See these new MONTAG ELECTRIC and COMBINATION
Free Pick Up
bees took up living quarters in the
Third at Good Ave.
power line switch box Just outside
Of Your
RANGES. DELUXE MODELS with full AUTOMATIC CON­
of Cleavers door. They spent sev­
JEWELRY STORES
eral
anxious
hours
and
several
TROLS. ALSO SEE THE NEW OLYMPIC OIL BURNING
Dead and Worthless miles of driving looking for a
"Good Samaritan” to remove them.
PAULUS
RANGE. NO MORE DIRT OR ASHES.
' They drove past James' door sev­
Animals
JEWELRY
STORE
eral times but they did not know
Phone
21,
Ontario,
Ore
Union Pacific Time Inspector
he was a genius along those lines.
Call Collect
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
Then a few days later a swarm
LODGES
There
Is
a
Phone
Near
You
lited to rest a while on my wood
W A TCH ES
pile.
was I skeered stiff.
Main Street a.. Second
Gate City Lodge
Nyssa 100
Parma 25 It was And sure boy thing
they would not
stay long on the wood pile and my
No.
214
Ontario
53
WYCKOFF
house is so full of knotholes that
“We Haul the Day You Call“ there was a very good possibility
JEWELRY STORE Meets I.O.O.F.
they might decide to come in and
every Monday
Officiai Time Inspector for night, 8:30.
live With me. Weil I finally per­
Ida-Ore
Rendering
Co.
Union Pacific
suaded my brother <he has had
some experience with bees) to
South First Street
ONTARIO
OREGON
Nyssa, Oregon
come over and put them in a box. i
They are still on the woodpile but1
I
DANCE
NOTICE
.1
o
»
mpn f
inonq
ctation
uiacm nc
ninlrm
All Kinds O f
Electric Wiring
The
Happy
Farmer
Jack Bernent
Save Money With
Soft Water
Service
P ro fe ssio n al And
B u sin e ss D ire cto ry
Culligan Soft
Water Service
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NYSSA, OREGON