THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON
I | from Craigmont blue tag. Itogued. | kins Co.. 137 Dexter avenue, Sea
ttle 9, Washington, x
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I ! a E. Flanagan, route 2, Nvssa.
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llM tfc. WANTED— Married man for year
II FOR SALE- Seed potatoes. WHITE around farm work. Good house.
I ROSE certified, tagged or bin run. Phone 25-J l, Parma.
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1 1 Gems, grown from certified blue
| tag, some from foundation stock. CLEANING— Furniture, rugs and
I Ira Ure, phone 06R2.
12Ftfc carpets, in your home. Guaranteed
RATES. Two cents per word lor each Issue. Alter one month one | FOR SALE— F-14 International satisfactory. Phone Roy Vawter at
tractor, mechanically perfect. Six- Nampa 468, or WTite Box 175, Nam
cent per word. Minimum, cash in advance, la 30a
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row beet cultivator and tools, po- pa.
tao cultivator, six-row side dresser,
WANTED—
To
buy
anything
m
beet lifter. Jacob F'ischer, one mile
beef or vtal. Also custom killed
west
on
Alberta
avenue.
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tumblebug two-bottom plow, $1250.
and delivered to Polar Cold Stor
For Sale
age. Phone 31-M or 011-J1. 12Fttc.
FARMS AND HOMES
Also G.M.C. truck with beet bed,
FOR SALE
FOR SALE White rose seed po- \ $ 110 0 . Marlon Chard, 462 north
86 acres, nearly all nice row crop
MISCELLANEOUS
tatoes. First from certification. M. sixth street, P.O. box 814. 25M2xp
land, family orchard, water piped
A. Rataezyk, route 2, Nyssa. lAlxp
| FOR SALE — % HP Advance pump, to lots, new home, 3 bedrooms, MISCELLANEOUS-- Have excellent
FOR SALE— Coast fir, structural j new. Deep well type. Priced very bath, finished basement, labor tenant for farm. Prefers row crop
timbers 12 by 12, 10 by 12 and 8 by 1 reasonably. Gem seed spuds, grown house, new bam, 34 by 50, modern land. See Frank T. Morgan. lSJtfc.
8. 4 by 12 bridge Joists and plank i *rora blue tag stock. Wanted to chicken house. $25,000, with crops.
MISCELLANEOUS— Heating, in
126 acres, 6'4 miles from Vale. stallation of heating systems, coal
16 to 22 feet. Vest Bros, ranch, ‘ buy, grain drill. Irving T. Duffin,
route 2, Ny&sa.
lA2xu ^ mile north and. % mile east oi Fine new home, 3 bedrooms, bath. or oil. Also servicing and repair.
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j underpass.
35Mtfc. 88 acre water right. Spring water Phone 169-W; after 6 p.nt. 289-R.
pipe to corrals. This is a dandy
FOR SALE— 1941 Studebaker 4 - ——
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ton pick-up truck, four speed trans- !
SALE ■ 2 j ton army Stude- stock and row crop farm. New
miss’on, overload springs and heat- |
6 by 6 Hercules en- tractor, combine, buckrake, mower, MISCELLANEOUS— Roofing: re
er. Hester's Automotive service, 'a |? ,ne'
actual mileage, 16-foot ditcher, scraper, and other m a pair and plaster work, guaranteed,
mile south of Adrian.
lAlxp. ! b£et bed. *rvln Wolfe, 514 miles chinery. all for $24,000. $7,000 can phone 169-W; evenings, 289-R.
______west Owyhee comer.
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FOR SALE— Servel 8 cubic-foot
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20 acres fine row crop land, mo
refrigerator, 30-gallon Safeway wa- ^ SAL~TT 7 ^ ° comer 'ots south dem 3 bedroom house, berries, MISCELLANEOUS— See us for
ter heater (gas), Wedgewood range, _ N y^a Cnrlstlan church or will fruit, lawn and lots of shade, close quick repair service on all makes
all three appliances $150. Montgom-
^or Nampa property. CalJ or Co town. $13,500.
of washing machines. We also ser
cry Ward washing machine, large see ^ a mer Noss at Western Block
10 acres, close in, good 4 room vice, clean and repair all makes of
size $60; baby bed and innersprmg , company. Phone 911-J Nampa.
house, cellar, deep well of nice wa- oil heaters and burners. Free pick
mattress, six-year size; high c h a i r , ___________________ 25M3xp.
i ter, piped to house, fruit, berries, up and delivery service. Phone
162-R. Lowe’s Home Appliance Re
both for $15 Harvey Hunt, No 8, FOR SALE— One J o h n lje e re beet pasture and hay. $6,500, terms.
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across from Sugar Factory. 25Mlxp. cuitivatori wlth all attachments. ! 80 acres nearly all in tame pas pair shop.
FOR SALE— Westinghouse electric ' hiQUirc Arthur Case, one mile north ture, 40 head of cattle, nice modem MISCELLANEOUS— Available now
small house, orchard. Immediate
oven, with griddle and stand. 802 anc* 1/2 m**e east Adrian. 25M3xp. I possession,
$13,500 takes everything, Electrolux cleaners and air puri
Park avenue, Dale Bassett. lAlxp. ! p o R SA.LE_ Nettet; OemTnd Bli.ss i Very nice new home, 2 bedrooms, fiers. Sales and service. Ed A. An
TO TRADE— Central Oregon pro- ! triumph seed from blue tag J C. 1 utility room with laundry, piped derson, route 7 Welser, Idaho.
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perty to exchange. We have a five- i ‘-•'•‘well ^ellar^ in Adrian.
18M3xp. | furnace heat, on large lot, fenced. Phone 567-J4.
acre ranch with a new five-room I r o R SAL^ _ 1940 John Deere trac- $7,250, $2,700 will handle.
MISCELLANEOUS1— Prompt and
Cute little house of three rooms free
cement block house, barn, chicken t(jr
good condition. Nys-
pick-up or your dead, crippied
house. This ranch has five-acre -'a Implement Co., “The House of in a nice part of town, $2,800.
sick livestock. Calls received be
We have several more homes In or
water. Located near Redmond. The Oliver”.
fore
9 o’clock are picked up by
18Mtfc. anv price range you wish to pay.
price is $9500, and we will exchange
noon. Efficient drivers. Call col
ED
JAMISON
for property near Ontario, Nyssa FOR SALE— 1947 Ford panel. Clo-
Phone 65-J lect Payette 0180-J3 or 155, or Nys
or Vale. Shelley Real Estate, the er Lawn dairy.
18M3xc. 252 4th St. South
Office
in
my
home
south
of the sa 102-W. Idaho Animal Products
dirt merchant, Redmond, Oregon.
Company.
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International
Store.
FDR
SALE—
One
utility
two-wheel
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trailer. Leo Fife, phone 05-RU.
MISCELLANEOUS— Need money?
FOR
SALE—
Onion
seed,
white
FOR SALE— Marquette home free
18Mtfc.
Spanish and yellow globe. Ira Ure, Loans on farms for refinancing,
zer, eight foot. Phone 297-R. lA2xp.
19Ftfc. building. Improvements, b u y i n g .
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FOR SALE— Half horse air com- phone 06-R2.
Long term, low Interest, see Ber
FOR SALE— Beans for seed or pressor, complete and ready to use.
eating, red Mexican, good ylelders, Leo Fife, phone 05-R11, route 2, FOR SALE—Have farms and homes nard Eastman, phone 64, Nyssa.
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12 cents pound cleaned. A. D. Mos- Nyssa.
18Mtfc. for sale. Need more, list with Ken
Renstrom. Phone 264-W.
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es, near Owyhee Junction.
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MISCELLANEOUS—
Duplicate
car
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I FOR SALE— National cash regis-
FOR SALE— International tumble- ter. Practically new, $240. Phone FDR SALE— Bring your sacks and and clyinder lock keys made. Wes
250tfc.
bug plow, new this spring. Roy j 169-W or 289-R evenings.
26Ftlc. get your eating potatoes, $1.50 per, tern Auto Store.
Hirai, Phone 03-Jl, Nyssa.
lA 3 x p .------------------- — ---------------- - — bag. L. J. Josephson and Son ware
house, Payette, Idaho.
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CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING
---------------------------------------------- FOR SALE— Three-room house
Stock received Monday, Tuesday,
FOR SALE— 1941 John Deere B with bath, electric water tank, 75 FOR SALE— New Westinghouse re
tractor, in good condition, phone by 119 corner lot, nice lawn, easy frigerators. Ostrom Bros. Appliance Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a. m.
28-J3, New Plymouth evenings. | terms. Bernard Eastman.
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6 p. m. and Friday 8 a. m. to 12.
Co., phone 118-W.
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stock received on Sunday.
1 FDR SALE— Modem two-bedroom FDR SAE— New Westinghouse el Beef, sheep and pork. Free delivery
FOR SALE— Two hay trailers, two home, garage, excellent location, ectric ranges, three models, Ostrom to Polar locker plant.
wheel; one milking machine,
first njce yarcj arKj shrubs. FHA terms,
One mile west on Alberta avenue
class
shape and pipe and stall shown by appointment. Priced to Bros. Appliance. Co., phone 118-W.
Phone 05R1
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cocks
for seven stancheons; one seu Bernard Eastman, real estate
JAKE FISCnER
Spark oil heater, three-room size; ] an(i
insurance. 2GFtfc. FOR SALE— Electric wiring and
small sink and basket, Russ P a t - 1 ------------------------------------------- supplies of all kinds at your Wes
Legal Advertising
ton three miles west of Owyhee j FOR SALE— Six-row side dresser, tinghouse dealer's. Ostrom Bros.
junction.
25M2xp. fits any make of tractor. Clayton Appliance Co., phone 118-W. 15Jtfc.
NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION
Patton, 3 miles west of Langton’s
DEPARTMENT OF THE
FOR SALE OR TRADE— Three-
llM4xp. FOR SALE— 10 acres one mile west
INTERIOR
room frame house, bath, corner lot, -----
of town. Good buy. See Frank T. Bureau of Land Management at
nice lawn, close in, immediate pos- | FOR SALE— Seed potatoes, certi- Morgan.
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The Dalles, Oregon
session, consider late model car, fied Bliss Triumph. Otis Smith,
February 12, 1948
easy terms. Inquire first house le ft! box 99, Payette, phone 64-11, Fruit- FOR SALE— Large oil heater, good
NOTICE is htvsby given that
on East Third street.
25Mtfc. j land.
llM4xp. condition, lo root copper tubing
and fittings. Phone 10-R or 62-J. Frank W. Knottingham, of R.FD.
FOR SALE— 1940 Oliver 80 trac- I POR SALE— Good type and quali-
18Stfc. No. 2, Nyssa, Oregon, who, on
tor and cultivator and 16-inch l ty Russet seed potatoes, grown
February 12, 1948, made Homestead
I FOR SALE— Phone 144-J or write Entry, Act 6-17-02, No. 032246, for
| Watts Motor Co., Nyssa, Ore., for Farm Unit "B” or NHNE44, NE*4
| Willys parts, motors, extra equlp- N W 'i, Section 14, Twnshp. 21 So.,
| ment, jeeps, station wagons, pickup Range 45 East, Willamette Merid
| trucks, tires, tubes, batteries. 28Atfc. ian, has filed notice of Intention
to make final Proof, to establish
1 FOR SALE— Several houses tor claim to the land above described,
I sale. Attractive buys. See Frank before Thomas Jones, U. S. Com
IT. Morgan.
16Jtfc missioner, at Ontario, Oregon, on
the 6th day of April, 1948.
FOR SALE— Imperial wallpaper.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Guaranteed to be washable and
Ira Marrs, Russel Talbot, Harold
non-fading lor three years. Good Fivecoat and Earnest Smith, all of
stock on hand. Stunz Lumber com Route 2, Nyssa, Oregon.
pany.
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Grace Gavin Lewis,
Acting Manager
DENTISTS
y
Classified
Advertising
Professioni And
§®§Hæs$ MrecMri
PHYSICIANS
SARAZ1N CLINIC
Dr. J. J. Sarazin
Dr. K E. Iverby
Physician and Surgeons
For Rent
DR. C. M. TYLER
Wilson Building
rhone 165-J, Nyssa
Office hours from 9 to 5 except
L. A. Maulding, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Phone 37
Hours: 10 to 12 and 2 to 5
Daily—Except Sunday
JEWELRY STORES
PAULUS
JEWELRY STORE
Union Pacific Time Inspector
JEWELRY — DIAMONDS
WATCHES
Main Street a . Second
WYCKOFF
JEWELRY STORE
Saturdays, 9 to 12.
J. R. CUNDALL
Dentist
Phone 56-J
Sarazin Clinic
NYSSA
OREGON
OPTOMETRISTS
DR. J. A. MCFALL
DR. JOHN EASLY
Official Time Inspector for
Union Pacific
ONTARIO
OREGON
LODGES
Phone 21, Ontario, Ore
Nyssa Post No. 79
American Legion
Meets 1st & 3rd Thurs. GRAVE MARKERS
Project Office, 8 p. m.
All Veterans Welcome For grave markers and
monuments write or see
Gate City Lodge
R. A. BENTLEY
No. 214
I.O.O.F.
Haines, Oregon
Meets every Monday Better Values
night, 8:30.
Lower Prices
South First Street
NOTICE OF MEETING
FOR RENT— Furnished trailer OWYIIEE IRRIGATION HIST.
house. Inquire Collins Trailer camp. Notice is hereby given, that the
26Ftfc board of directors of the Owyhee
Irrigation District, sitting as a
FOR RENT— Polish your own board of equalization, will meet on
floors. Rent our high-speed pol the 6th day of April, 1948, at 8
ishing equipment. Easily hanoled o’clock P. M. of said day at Its
by women. Nyssa Lumber company. office In Nyssa, Oregon, for the
3Atfc. purpose of reviewing and correcting
its assessment roll and apportion
WANTED
ment of charges for operation and
maintenance for the 1948_ season,
WANTED— Washing In my home. and assessment of $3 60 per acre
Phone 260W.
lA3xp. for operation and maintenance, de
WANTED— Someone with equip linquencies In collections and ad
ment to plow and disc. Phone ministration expenses, estimated for
128-M.
25M2XC. the season of 1948 and $1.00 per
acre constrctlon charge during the
WANTED— Beauty operator. Apply vear 1948, by virtue of Bureau of
Owyhee Beauty shop.
25M2xc. Reclamation order.
The assessment roll and record
WANTED— To rent potato land. may be Inspected at the office of
Phone 28-J3, New Plymouth, ev the district bv any interested per
enings.
18M4xc. son during office hours of each
day.
WANTED—. Oregonian route avail business
By order of the Board of Di
able in Nyssa for ambitious boy
rectors. by Frank T. Morgan,
who wants to earn upwards of $30
Secretary, Owyhee Irrigation
a month, plus commissions. Call
collect Ontario 170-R.
25M2xp. First District.
pub. March 4. 1948.
WANTED— The best one-man Last pub. April I, 1948.
business In this county now avail
able. Income starts at once. We IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
furnish capital. Write J. R. Wat- TITO STATE OF OREGON FOR
THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR
NOTICE OF HEARING
In the Matter of the Formation of
NYSSA COMMUNITY PARK AND
Free Pick Up
RECREATION DISTRICT
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN.
Of Your
That on March 23. 1948 s t a regular
meeting and term of the County
of Malheur County, Oregon,
Dead and Worthless Court
there was presented to the said
County Court and filed therein, a
Animals
petition of more than 25% of the
resident freeholders of certain land.-,,
Call Collect
the boundaries of which are here
inafter set forth and are also set
There Is a Phone Near Tow
forth In said petition, proposing
the organization of a parte and
Nyssa 100
Parm a 25 recreation
district pursuant to the
provisions of Chapter 327. Oregon
Ontario 53
Law, 1941;
“We Haul the Day You Call’
T hat the proposed name of the
district is
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NYSS \ COMMUNITY PARK
Ida-Ore Rendering Co.
AND RECREATION DISTRICT
T hat said proposed park and re
Nyssa, Oregon
creation district is located In ths
County of Malheur, S tats M Ore
THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 19-18
gon;
That said proposed district boun
daries include the incorporated lim
its of the City of Nyssa and that
a certified copy of a resolution of
he City Council of the City of
Nvssa, Malheur County, Oregon ap
proving the formation of said dis
trict has been filed herein with
said petition:
That the boundaries of the pro
posed district are as follows:
Beginning at a point where the
half section line running east and
west through Section 33, Town
ship 18. S„ Range 47 E W M.,
Intersects th e west bank of the
Snake River, thence running due
west on the half section line
through Sections 33, 32. and 31,
Twnshp. 18 S.. Range 47 E.W.M.
and on half section line through
Section 36. Township 18 S.. Rar.ge
46 to the western boundary line
of Section 35. Township 18 S..
Range 46; thence southerly along
the west boundary line of Section
36, TcOvnship 18 S., Range 45 to
the north boundary line of Sec
tion 2, Township 19 S., Range
46 E.W.M.; thence westerly on
said north line of Section 2;
Township 19 S., Range 46. E.W.
M.; to the west line of said Sec
tion 2; thence southerly on the
west line of said Section 2 to
the half section line of Section 3,
Township 19 S., Range 46, E.W.
M.: thence westerly along the
half section line to the western
boundary of said Section 3, Town
ship 19 S„ Range 46; thence
Southerly along the western boun
dary line of said section 3 and
Section 10 to the northeast cor
ner of Section 16, Township 19
S., Range 46; thence westerly
along the section lines to the
northeast com er of Section 18,
Township 19 S., Range 45; thence
southerly along the section line
to the Township line between
Townships 19 and 20; thence
westerly along said township line
to the northwest comer of Sec
tion 6, Township 20 S., Range
45; thence southerly along the
range line between ranges 44
E.W.M. and 45 E.W.M. to the
northwest corner of Section 6,
Township 21 S., Range 45 E.W.M.;
thence easterly along the town
ship line between townships 20
S. and 21 S., to the Snake River;
thence northeasterly along the
West Bank of the Snake River
to the point of beginning.
NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER
OIVEN, That said petition will be
presented to the County Court In
the Courtroom of said County
Court in the City of Vale, Oregon
on the 7th day of April, 1948 at
the hour of 10:00 o’clock A.M. of
said day for a hearing thereof
and that all persons Interested
therein may appear and be heard,
then and there to show cause why
an order should not be made des
cribing the exterior boundardies
of the District, as determined by
said County Court, and directing
that an election be held In said
proposed District pursuant to Chap
ter 327 of Oregon Laws, 1941.
By order of fthe County Court
of Malheur County, State of Ore
gon.
H. S. Sacket, County Clerk
PAGE THREE
to the Township line between . were Mr. and Mrs. Phil Harris,
Townships 18 and 20; thence high, and Mrs. W. C. Lundy and
westerly along said township line L. A. Philips, low.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sisson were
to the northwest corner of Sec
tion 6, Township 20 S. Range called to Twin Fulls Sunday be
45; thence southerly along the cause of the illness of Mrs. Sisson's
range line between ranges 44
E.W.M. and 45 E.W.M. to the sister-in-law, Mrs. Wadren Willi
northwest comer of Section 6, ams.
Township 21 S. Range 45, E.W M.
Mi*s. Ray Russell and daughter,
thence easterly along the town Loretta and Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
ship line between townships 20 Graves and daughter, Janet, shop
S. and 21 S. to the Snake River; ped in Boise Tuesday.
thence northeasterly along the
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sherwood
West Bank of the Snake River and Frank Sherwood were dinner
to the point of beginning,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Chel-
be organized as a park and recrea delin Sunday.
tion district to be known and nam
Ward Lundy and son, Warren,
ed as Nyssa Community Park and returned home Thursday with a
Recreation District, all under and load of h :p roots from Salem.
by virtue of the authority of Chap
Mr. and Mrs. Thareld Anderson
ter 327, Oregon Laws 1941 and all of O^den, Utah were dinner guests
amendments thereof.
of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Beckstead
STATE OF OREGON
Thursday.
County of Malheur
as.
I, Wilbur W. Foster, being first COUPLES RETURN TO
duly sworn, depose and say:
COW HOLLOW HOMES
of the area described In the fore-
T hat I am a resident freeholder COW HOLLOW. April 1— Mr. and
going petition and am one of the Mrs. Woodrow Callahan and fami
petitioners in the above entitled ly of Dragerton, Utah are visiting
proceeding, that I have read the at their father’s home in this vic
foregoing petition and know the inity.
contents thereof, and that the same
Mr. and Mrs. Les Ballantyne will
is true as I verily believe.
leave this week to attend the gen
Wilbur W. Foster
eral conference in Salt Lake City
Subscribed and sworn to before April 3, 4 and 5.
me this 31st day of October, 1947.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Maw had
Harold Hehlgson, Notary Public their baby christened and named
for Oregon. My Commission ex last Sunday at the L.D3. church.
pires 9 1/51.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Herrud
and family will leave Kenmore,
NOTICE OF ANNUAL AND
North Dakota in April for Nyssa
SPECIAL ELECTION OF NYSSA to make their home. Mrs. Herrud
ROAD ASSESSMENT DISTRICT is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Callahan.
NO. 2
Dave Highland. Hubert Parker.
Notice is hereby given that on
the 13th day of April, 1948, at the John Niccum, and Ray Callahan,
City Hall of tfhe City of Nyssa, high school students -of Nyssa, vis
In the County of Malheur, State of ited in Boise last week.
Ray Callahan is employed for
Oregon, the annual election of the
Nyssa Road Assessment District No. the summer in Caldwell.
2 for a director of said Nyssa Road
The Owyhee ward of the L.D.S.
Assessment District No. 2, will be church had Easter services and
held at 8 o’clock in the morning a program last Sunday at the
and will continue until 8 o’clock Oregon Trail schoolhouse.
in the afternoon of said day, and
The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Whereas a petition, dated the Delos Durfee is sick with pneu
23rd day of March, 1948, signed by monia in the Emmett hospital.
more than ten GO) owners of real
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Durfee
property situated within the limits left Arizona Friday because of the
of the Nyssa Road Assessment Dis- Illness of their grandson and are
rict No. 2 petitioning for a special expected home Sunday or Monday.
election for the purpose of obtain Lova Callahan entertained 30 of
ing approval for the assessment of her friends Saturday evening, March
an additional ten GO) mills to be 20 at a birthday party at her home.
applied toward the cost of road Games were played. A birthday
Improvements for the year 1948/ cake was cut while the guests
1949, was filed with the Boai'd of sang "Happy Birthday". Lunch was
Directors herein, now therefore
served. Loya opened her many
Notice is hereby given that on gifts.
the same day, at the same place
and during the same hours a spe
cial election oi said Nyssa Rood OUTSTANDING 4-H
BOY, GIRL CHOSEN
Assessment District No. 2 will be
held far the purpose of voting au
thority to said district to levy an ADRIAN, April 1— Lois Gowey was
additional assessment of ten GO) a visitor in Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
mills aga 1st tne real property sit Mackey’s home Sunday.
uated within the limits of the said
Rev. and Mrs. Pitcher were Sun
district for use In connection with day dinner guests In the George
road improvements ror the year Tarr home at Homedale.
1948/1949.
Mr. and Mrs: BUI Nelson and
Dated this 23rd day of March, daughter were Sunday dinner guests
1948.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Dale Garrison, Chairman of Nelson near Homedale.
the Board of Directors, Nyssa Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brown were In
Road Assessment District No. 2. Boise to spend Easter with Mrs.
Brown’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. F
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Please take notice that on Mnrch FRIENDS CELEBRATE Cummings.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Deffer en
23, 1948 Martin A. Teske, Lloyd
12TH ANNIVERSARY tertained
at a picnic dinner for
McLaughlin and Arthur O. Zillig
relatives from Welser. There were
dissolved the co-partnership doing
RTOHLAND,
April
1—
Several
29 present, including Mr. and Mrs.
business under the name and style
Of NYSSA HEATING COMPANY friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Ad Ed Otllispie and son, Mr. and Mrs.
engaged in the general business of am Focht Sunday on their 17th Rex Guilford and children and Mr.
sheet metal work and heating equ anniversary with a potluck dinner. and Mrs. PucW Oullford and chil
ipment installation at Nyssa, Ore • The guests attending were Mr. and dren, all of Welser.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Thomas, Mr.
gon and that as of such date Mar Mrs. Ward Lundy, Carol Ann Lun
tin A. Teske will continue the dy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Runcorn and Mrs. Glen Brown and Mr. and
conduct of such business individu and family Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mrs. Lambert Dierking attended a
Runcorn, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mc pinochle party at Mr. and Mrs.
ally.
Dated at Nyssa, Oregon, March Call and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Jack Raney’s home in Parma Wed
Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Harris. nesday evening.
23, 1948.
Mrs. Threlma Elliot held a lead
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Focht and
Is/ Martin A. Teske
family, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Focht ers meeting Wednesday evening
/s/ Lloyd McLaughlin
and family, and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. at her home to choose an out
Is/ Arthur O. ZUUg
Philips and son. Mr. and Mrs. Facht standing 4-H boy and girl to be
given scholarships to Corvallis this
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF received lovely gifts.
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Beckstead of summer. Lester Auker was chosen
THE COUNTY OF MALHEUR
Nyssa, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sid- as the outstanding boy and Myrna
PETITION
well and Mr. and Mrs. Olen Harper Lane the outstanding girl.
Rev. ad Mrs. Pitcher left Mon
In the Matter of the Formation of of Shelley, Idaho were dinner guests
Nysaa Community Park and
of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mitchell day morning for Seattle to see
Recreation District.
Saturday evening at the country about the home they are building.
Mr. and Mrs. FYed Mull and
TO: THE COUNTY COURT OF club.
MALHEUR COUNTY, STATE OF
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Graves and children were week-end guests In
OREGON:
daughter, Janet, of Hollywood, left Nyssa visiting relatives. A family
We, the undersigned, each being Wednesday for their home after reunion was held Sunday after
a resident and freeholder of the visiting several days at the Ray noon.
Mr. and Mrs. George DeH&ven
area within the boundaries here Russell home.
inafter described, and comprising
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Brandt were and children were In Nyssa Sunday
more than twenty-five per cent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rog afternoon.
The senior girls left Monday
1 25%) of the resident freeholders er Oris Thursday evening
within said area, do hereby petition
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Cheldeltn and morning to see the freedom train
and pray to the County Court of daughters, Phyllis and Donna, and in Boise. Those going were Joan
Malheur Couny, State of Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. F’ry, and son, Webb, Selma Stam, Betty Tooinb,
that the lands within the following Bill, were in Boise Monday to see Ardis Hurst and Elolse Crocker,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie West and
boundaries, to-wit:
the freedom train.
Beginning a t a point where the
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dirksen and baby son were birthday dinner
half section line running east and daughter, Rena, visited in New guests of Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Douglas at Homedale Sunday.
west through Section 33, Town Plymouth Friday morning.
Mrs. J. W Baker, mother of Bill
ship 18. S., Range 47 E.W M., Mrs. Clifford Nielsen attended an
intersects the west bank of the all-day 4-H meeting held at Boule Looney has been visiting the Loon
ey family for the past week. Her
Snake River, thence running due vard Thursday.
west on the half section line
Betty Ann Boenic, daughter of home Is In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Parks and Mrs.
through Sections 33, 32. and 31, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Boento, has
Twnshp. 18 S., Range 47 E.W M been ill with a cold for several George Parks of Boise, Mr. and
Mrs.
Henderson and Harvey Otis
and on half section line through days.
Section 36. Township 18 S. Range Sherral and Stanley Sisson had were dinner guests In the BUI
46 to the western boundary line a birthday party Saturday after Looney home Easter Sunday.
Mrs. John Auker and Katherine,
of Section 38, Township 18 S. noon. Twenty-four guests attended
Range 46: thence southerly along Many lovely gifts were received. Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Anna Sparks
the west boundary line of Section Ice cream and cake were served. and Wayne and Mrs BH1 Looney
36, Township 18 8. Range 45 to Several games were played during and children shopped In Caldwell
Thursday.
the north boundary Hne of Sec the afternoon.
Elmer Sparks is sick with the
tion 2, Township 19 S. Range
Mrs. Wallace Gregg returned
46 E.W.M.; thence westerly on home Friday, after having an ap^ influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. George DeHaven
said north line of Section 2; pendix operation In the Holy Ros
announce the marriage of their
Township 19 8 Range 48. E.W ary hospital In Ontario.
M.; to the west Hne of said Sec
Mrs. R E. Runcorn and Mrs. daughter. Patricia Lee, to Ray
tion 2; thence southerly on the W. C. Lundy shopped In Caldwell Landon. son of Mrs. AI Nicholson.
They were married Saturday, March
west line of said Section 2 to Wednesday.
the half section Hne of Section 3, Mr. and Mrs Joe Dirksen visited 27 at Roswell in the home of her
Township 19 S. Range 4«. E.W at the Jacob Oroot home Friday aunt, Mrs Rosie Bawtinhemer.
Their only attendants were tl$eir
M : thence westerly along the afternoon.
half section line to the western
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Runcorn mothers.
Donna Peterson stayed in the
boundary of said Section 3. Town gave a surprise birthday party in
ship 19 S Range 46. thence honor of Mrs W. P Runcorn Sat home of Rev and Mrs Moore
while
her parents were in Ne
Southerly along the western boun urday evening Those attending
dary line of said section 3 and were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lundy braska for the funeral of Mrs.
Section 10 to the northeast cor and chlliren. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Peterson’s mother.
Mias Ruth Eastman visited her
ner of Section 18. Township 19 Focht and Children. Mr. and Mrs.
S Range 46 thence westerly L A. Philips and son. and Mr and parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. East
along the section lines to the Mrs. Ward Lundy and daughter. man, from Thursday until Tues-
northeast comer of Section 18, Mrs Runcorn received many beau •day when she returned to her stu
Township 19 8 Range 46 thence tifu l gift* Rook waa played during dies at Collage of Idaho at Cald
southerly along the section line the evening Those winning prizes well.