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PAGE THREE THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON THURSDAY. JANUARY S. 19SO ■ Classified s i - FO R SALE GK1GG BROS. AND BUTLER Real Estate — Insurance — loans ONTARIO NYSSA VALE 50 acres close to Nyssa. all level land. 4-room home, semi-modern, $9,500, $3,000 down 40 acres under the Warm Springs RATE: Two cents per word for each issue. Minimum, cash in water right, good beet land. $7.500, $5,000 down. advance. U 30c. 80 acres good row crop land, 3- bedroom semi-modern home. $14,000, $7,700 down with balance of $500 per FOR SALE— 160 acre ranch, 120 year. 80 acres with five-room modern F O R SALE acres under cultivation, ideal row home, machine shed, barn and gar FOR SALE—Used Speed Queen crop and dairy ranch, about 12 a- age, very productive soil. $25,000, > cres more can be reclaimed, three- terms. washer, used White sewing machine, 125 acres on the Nyssa-Ontario : room house, two-room apartment, both in good condition. Roland ¡soft water, artesian well, good highway, top row crop land, can be Maw, Pipe Line ranch, phone OlRll. machinery shed and cow bam bought in any size unit. 5jlxp ; Four miles southwest of Nyssa, O- 48 acres of good laying, level land, regon on Enterprise avenue. Price close to the Ontarlo-Nyssia highway, FOR SALE—Used Singer sewing I ; $26.000, $6.000 down, balance very j 4-room home. machine, heavy duty; make offer. 80 acres, all top row crop land on Also General Electric washing ma {reasonable. W. D. Rinehart, route the old Owyhee water right, no nox ¡1, Nyssa. 20O2xp.| chine. Ostrom Brothers Appliance ious weeds, three-bedroom modern Co. Phone 276-W. 5Jtfc FOR SALE—Dexter washer, almost home, machine shed, garage, barn, close to Nyssa. *» down. FOR SALE—1934 Chevrolet, good new. Haroldsen's Radio simp, phone 62 acres with 57 acres cultivated, 29dtfc tires, battery and radiator, will sell 271-W. sandy loam soil, 5-room new mod cheap or trade for hay. Virgil Viers, FOR SALE ern hon\* with full baserrfent and 3/4 mile north of Overstreet beet Two-bedroom modern home, $3,560 double garage. 8-cow barn, granary dump. Sjlxp with easy terms. and chicken house, 48 x 52 spud Two-bedroom home with base cellar, on milk and mail route, $16,- FOR SALE—Two registered Jersey ment, like new, modem, insulated, 000, $7.000 down bulls, sired from world record sire extra large lot, set up with state 40 acres with 31 acres Irrigated, from Canada, holds record in Ore loan, easy paqments, 441 Ennis. suitable for row cropping and dairy gon for two consecutive years. Papers Apartment house with two large ranch, cow barn for 11 head, three furnished. Phone 288-W. 29dtfc apartments on ground floor, extra room home, deep well, close to Nyssa, FOR SALE—Bed, twin beds, dining large room upstairs, three-room a- $7.000 40 acres under the old Owyhee table and chairs, platform rocker partment in basement. $6,800. House with five cabins, very good water -------“ ------------------------ . - - right, productive soil. . 11-head and refrigerator. See Mrs. O. D. cow barn, garage, granary, chicken Pike at Garrison's corner. 29d3xp income, priced to sell. NYSSA INSURANCE AGENCY coop, 2 bedroom semi-modern home, FOR SALE—One pair registered Ralph G. Lawrence one mile off the oil, $7000, $3,500 Chinchilla breeding stock. 482 Ennis Nyssa, Oregon down. If you are hunting for some avenue. 22dtfc. thing good and cheap this is it. FOR SALE—Two city lots, 76 foot 100 acres good row crop land, the FOR SALE—New two-bedroom front, four-room house, $2500, terms. best dairy set-up in the lower Snake ldtfc River valley, $35,000 worth of build home, full basement, garage, $8,500. Phone 186, Teresa Byrd. Bernard Eastman. 22dtfc FOR SALE—Potatoes and apples. ings. including a mansion for your home, sandy loam soil. $47,000, V4 FOR SALE—Combination R. C. Summy orchard, Apple valley, phone down. 8dtfc Allen adding machine and cash Parma 6M21. 20 acres close to Nyssa, cheap drawer, used only five months, per water right, three-bedroom modern fect condition, cheap. Stationery FOR SALE—One oil heater with home, loam soil, $12,000, easy department, Qate City Journal. blower. Make us an offer. Faith terms, sandy would trade for a 40 or 80- 22dtfc Lutheran church, phone 39-J. SJtfc acre ranch. FOR SALfc 150-head cattle ranch, 160 acres FOR SALE—Block wood and green 40 acres on pavement, 35 irrigable, with 105 acres cultivated, four-room slab wood, phone collect Emmett 367-J4. 8d8xp now 20 acres hay, 11 acres pasture, semi-modern home with full base small house, deep well, bam, $4,500, ment, barn, granary, hog house, chicken house, 2 sets of corrals, 3- FOR SALE—Two-bedroom house, $1200 down. 1 3/4 acres, modern nearly-new room tenant home, 880 acres of new, F. H. A. financed, 10 per cent down. C. K. OIsoli, phone 251-W. two-bedroom house, on oiled road, fenced range right, $17,000. 8stfc garage, nice shrubs and yard, fruit 80 acres with 65 acres irrigated, trees, new large chicken house with 20 acres in pasture. 3-bedroom mod FOR SALE—Outside white pamt, brooder room and all equipment, ern home with full basement, 11- National Titanium, 5 gallon lots, household furniture, all for only stanchion cow barn, orchard, $10,500, $3.50 per gallon, Nyssa Lumber $6,700. $3,000 down. $1,000 a year company. 12mtfc Four-room modem home, large 560 acres, 453 acres watered and back porch, all fenced, nice lawn cultivated, acres in alfalfa and FOR SALE—Good business oppor and shade on a 50x120 foot lot, $2000, clover, two 250 three homes with tunities. Good blacksmith shop state loan, will take trailer house two modern, barns, $60.000, H down. If you completely equipped, also house goes on equity, Price $3500. are looking for a good dairy or ranch with deal, excellent location, $5000. 80 acre dairy farm, 5 miles SW of set-up this is it. Good paying auto repair shop build Nyssa, 5-room basement house. $11,- HOMES ing, stock and equipment, busy 000: $6,000 down, terms on balance Two-bedroom modern home on Junction location, for only $7,500. 80 acres, 11 miles SW of Nyssa, 88 paved street and sewer, $3000, $2,500 Three acres good land on Snake under cultivation, nearly new down. river, edge of town, new 24 x 34 acres house, tractor and all equip Two-bedroom modern home on house, good pressure water system, 4-room ment goes, $8,900. paved street, garage, basement. This $6,000, terms. 160 acres, 83 acres cultivated, 70 is a good buy, very conveniently Several good dwelling lots, well acres hay, 40 acres good row crop, located, $5,800, terms. located. 175-head range permit, large base Five acres adjacent to Nyssa, new 200 x 150 lot on Ontario high ment home, nice yard, $17,500. 6-rooin modern home with full base way, next to Polar Oold storage ment. well Insulated, very easy Phone 97 About 3 acres, unimproved, edge Robert F. Thompson terms, good land. of town on Adrian highway, good FRANK T. MORGAN AGENCY One acre with two-bedroom base soil. All or any part. ment modern home, $4.000. BERNARD EASTMAN FOR SALE—New and used pianos. Two acres with 7-room home with Insurance Real Estate We sell Baldwin pianos exclusively. full basement, barn for 5 cows on Grigg Bros, and Butler. 5mtfc Phone 64 paved street, close to Nyssa. Mi down. BUSSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Offloe space for rent. Drive-In restaurant lor sale. Two complete business lots for sale. GRIGG BROS. AND BUTLER Nyssa, Oregon Phone 179-J Advertising professional and Business Directory PHYSICIANS SARAZIN CLINIC Dr. J. J. Sarazln Dr. K E. Kerby Dr. L. W. Scott Physician and Surgeons LODGES Nyssa Post No. 79 American Legion Meets 1st & 3rd Thure. Veteran’s Hall—8 P. M. All Veterans Welcome Gate City Lodge No. 214 Physician and Surgeon I.O.O.F. Pnone 37 Meets every Monday Hours: 10 to 11 and 2 to 6 Daily except Saturday and night, 8:30. Sunday. Saturday 10 to 12 South First Street DENTISTS C. J. Kopp, M. D. Physician and Surgeon DR. C. M. TYLER Fry Building Wilson Building Office hours L. A. M aulding, M. D. 10 to 12; and 2 to 5 Dally except Saturday and Sunday. Saturday 10 to 12 Phene 1S5-J. Nyeen Office hours from 9 to 5 except Saturdays, 9 to 12. JEWELRY STORES J. R. CUNDALL Dentist PAULUS JEWELRY STORE Union Pacific Time Inspector JEWELRY — DIAMONDS WATCHE8 Main 8treet at Second Phone 56-J Sarafln Clinic NYSSA OREGON OPTOMETRISTS DR. C. L. H E R M A N Visual Specialist WYCKOFF JEWELRY STORE Room 4, Fry Building Nyssa. Oregon Phone 171-J Office hours 9 to 12; 2 to 5 Official Time Inspector lor Uniop Pacific ONTARIO OREGON DR. J. A. MCFALL DR. JOHN EASLY VETERINARIANS DR. HAL D. WHITE Veterinarian Phone Nyssa 275-W FOR SALE—Have farms and houses for sale. Need more, list with Ken Renstrom. Phone 264-W. 29Jtic FOR SALE—Unpointed cabinets and chests of drawers. Cabinets are in section and can be bought complete or In sections. Nyssa Lumber company, phone 118-W. 16Dtfc FOR SALE Crete, the guaran teed waterproof paint, Creto water proofs concrete, brick, cement, stuc co, plaster, mortar and terrazzo. Waterproofs by application and permanently waterproofs walls and Hoorn. Inside or outside, wet or dry, new or old, painted or un pointed. Nyssa Lumber Co. 17Ntfc FO R REN T FOR RENT—One-bedroom house, 534 N. Fourth street. Heber Origg, mile east. % south Nyssa-Parma Junction. 5Jlxp FOR RENT—Well heated basement beds. East First street and Bower avenue. 5J2xp FOR RENT—60 acres for cash rent. 40 plowed, rest alfalfa and clover, with house. Write box 335, route 1, Ontario. 29d2xp FOR RENT-Three-room furnished house in Nyssa at 133 Ennis avenue. phone 3035. Vale. Oregon. 29d2xp FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, with bath, heated. Roy Sewrlght, phone 63-J. 29d2xp 1 FOR RENT—One furnished apart- ; ment and one unfurnished apart ment. Bennett apartments, one block | north of Main, phone 123-J. C. H. I Bennett, 601 north First. 22dtfc FOR RENT — 3-room unfurnished apartment, steam heat and hot water furnished. Bybee apart ments Sdtfc FOR RENT—Basement apartment, phone 29-J. ldtfc RENT— Polish your own H oots Rent our high-speed pol ishing equipment Easily handled by women. Nyssa Lumber company. SAtfc. Phone 21, Ontario, Ore FOR RENT—Furnished two-room cabin. Oil h e a t Laundry faculties Phone 122-J after 5.30 lOntfc vln of Madras and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Nedbulek and Rudy. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Charles Babbitt of Boise. Mr. father stayed in Boise lor Held Al Nu-Auren Randolph left Monday morning for a Fox's their home after spending their va ter. few days' visit with his daugh W ANTED NU-ACRES, Jan. 5— Richard and I cation here. Miss Connie Horn was a guest WANTED—To care for children, Mary Lou Orasmick gave a Canasta j George. Jr., and Jake Smit made of the Williamson children at the a business trip to Boise last wee*. day or evening, phone 63-J. 29d2xp card party Sunday evening. Those Scout program Wednesday night. present were Viola Tipton and Miss Rosalie Horn spent her WANTED — Male help, ambitious Kathie Wilson of Payette, Wanda Program Given Christmas vacation with her grand Lee Shaw. Lawrence Llmbaugh, Jr . in Payette. man with car to serve 8*0- family At Apple Valley parents Ireland of Fruitland and Ellis Horn and children spent route. We provide capital. Write Junior Wayne Durrlngton. Christmas at the Henry Oladlsh J. R. Watkins Co., 137 Dexter Mr and Mrs Richard Jenkins of APPLE VALLEY. Jan 5—The home in Payette. The children avenue, Seattle, Washington. 8d6xc Fruitland and Mrs. F. C. Fry and school presented a good Christmas spent the vacation there. Franky, Jesse and Lei* called on program Thursday evening before Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stout and WANTED—To buy baled or loose Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Moore Sunday a large crowd. Santa distributed Norma Stout spent Christmas wilii treats to the children. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stout. straw or clover chaff. Ed Jamison. afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Martin of Parma Mr. and Mrs. Conley Wilson en 22dtfc Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hlld, Jr., had were guests for Christmas dinner tertained Mr. and Mrs. Leon Murry, Christmas dinner with Mr. and WANTED—To rent 80-acre dairy at the home of O. J. Kurtz of Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Caldwell. Mr. Mrs R. C. Hlld, Sr. farm. Have machinery to handle. New Year's dinner guests at the and Mrs Cedric Caldwall. Shirley Mrs. John Moran's sister and Dallas Goff, foute 2, Parma. 29d4xp D. L. Durrlngton home were C. R. I Wtxon and Kenneth Wilson at mother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank ----- ----------------------------------------- I Simmons and son. Jack, of Nampa. Christmas dinner. Lacke of Caldwell, were Christmas WANTED—To rent row crop land | Mr ttnd Mrs william Orasmick and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howard of dinner guests at the Moran home. suitable for potatoes and beets. Sig family and Wanda Lee Shaw. Ola, Mr. and Mrs. Quentin Speas Mr( and Mrs. Ed Henderson had Murakami, Rt. 1. Ot»t«Ho Ore. ldtfc Franky Fry visited In Fruitland and Miss Maxine Speas were Mon their' Christmas dinner at home Sunday night and Monday with Mr. day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. with all their children present. WANTED— Work -y kind. and Mrs. Jenkins. Irvin Rider. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Horn were Trucking preferred. Jive own Mrs Glen Osborn’s aunt, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson and Tuesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. K. tiuck or drive yours. Experienced Orace Johnson of Oering, Nebraska, family were guests Sunday for din C. Hlld, Jr., of Vale. with heavy rigs. Phone 154-W.22dtfc has been visiting at the Osborne ner in Melba. Mr. and Mrs. Ous Ostermler and home the past week. | WANTED TO RENT—Potato and Roy Hoover of Fairfield will be Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frltts were Mrs Dean Wilson and children of a visitor for a few days at the Christmas beet ground. Phone 018-J3, On guests of Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell have been visiting Mrs. tario, Oregon 24ntfc Wilson home. Robert Tuning. Wilson’s mother, Mrs. Ralph Baxter, Jack Miss Rosalie Horn is spending Reverand Bob Harvey held serv WANTED—Hemstitching, work done the past week. vacation in Payette with her ices New Year's in the church in Mr. and Mrs. Dureu spent Christ her in my home. Leave with Mrs. grandparents. the absence of Rev. Roy Tompson. Earnest Bunn above the Nyssa mas and the holidays a t the Oscar Mrs. J. D. Lambert of Eugene Furniture store. Mrs. Irving Duffln. Samuels home. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Kurtz and arrived Monday to spend a few Returns To School— 24ntfc Miss Bonnie Fife, daughter of Mr. Harold Kurtz of Nyssa and Mr. and days with her parents. Mr. and and Mrs. La Mont Fife, returned WANTED— To ouy anything in Mrs. Clifford Bowden and daughter. Mrs. Leigh. Mr. and Mrs. Severt Pox and Monday to Moscow, where she is a beef or veal. Also custom killed Linda Carol, of Oxford, Colorado and delivered to Polar Cold Stor- were guests of Mr and Mrs. J. T. Mr. and Mrs. Sam McFarland were student at the University of Idaho. gge phone 31-M or 011-Jl. 12Ftfc. Martin of Parma for New Year’s dinner. M ISC ELLA N EO U S Holiday callers in the D. L. Dur- E. W. PRUYN rington home were Mr. and Mrs MISCELLANEOUS- Build It with Sam Selvy and son of Nampa, Roger rock! Wether It be a home or a Jenkins and also Vlnita Shepler of Auto Repairing Optometrist business building, lor durability, Payette. beauty and economy, you can't beat Roger Jenkins, who was home Reboring, Valve Grind Eyes Examined native stone. If you are thinking from the navy for Christmas re of building, let us give you a figure; turned to San Francisc^. He will be you will be surprised. We specia stationed at Pearl harbor. ing, Lathe work. Parts Phone 720 lize in patios, fireplaces aud chim Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baxter spent neys. Simulated cut stone with a New Year's eve with Mr. and Mrs. 718 Arthur St. and accessories slab mantel makes the most beaut Mike McCullough of Emmett. Mr. iful fireplace. We have rock of all and Mrs. Mike McCullough spent CaldweH, Idaho colors, black, red, brown, gray gra Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Baxter. Phone 56-W nite, yellow sandstone and mixed Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Cllmer and colors. Drop a card to Webb Pen- twin daughter spent Saturday eve nie, route 2, Nyssa, or call at rock ning and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. house on Columbia avenue. 29d2xp. L. O. Hawley and Dick. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Durrlngton MISCELLANEOUS—For your fire and family were dinner guests Mon and automobile insurance see Mel day of last week of Mr. and Mrs. Beck, Grigg Bros, and Butler. 22dtfc Paul Butcher in Nogus. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ob- MISCELLANEOUS—Highest prices endorff of Notus and Mr. and Mrs. paid for slaughter horses. Clyde Ray Butcher of Wilder. Smith, phone 306, Ontario. Across and Mrs. Sam Henne had din from Ontario Sales yard. 6otfc ner Mr. with CUSTOM BUILT CABINETS Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams. Dick Hawley held a Canasta party MISCELLANEOUS—Do you need WINDOW AND DOQR FRAMES money to remodel your home or to Monday evening. Those attending build outbuildings or garage? We were Richard and Mary Lou Qras- SCREEN DOORS can arrange a loan for you and give mlck and Wayne Durrlngton. Mr. and Mrs. Olen Osborn had as you up to three years to pay it. dinner guest New Year's day, Mr. Phone 118J Free Estimates Nyssa Lumber Co. 29stfc and Mrs. Ralph Capper of Nyssa MISCELLANEOUS — We can ar and Mrs. Roy Miller of Parma and range loans lor you to rebuild or Mrs. Grace Johnsen. ' remodel your home, barn, garage, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Sager made or other outbuildings, Nyssa Lumb a business trip to Nampa and Cald er Co. . 29stic well. The Palmer Ross children stayed MISCELLANEOUS— Available now, with their grandparents. Mr. and Electrolux cleaners and air puri Mrs Tom Evans through the week fiers. Sales and service, Ed A. end while their parents made a bus Anderson, route 3, Weiser, Idaho, iness trip to McCall. » phone 0287J4. 14Jtfc Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Smit were MISCHLLANEOtii—-No muss, no Monday dinner guests of Mr and. Z. Davidson of Parma. fuss, call us, rockwool Insulation. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hohstadt and We have our own Insulation blow family E stim ates G ladly G iven New Year's dinner with ing machine. Stunz Lumber comp Mr. and had Mrs. Alton Bal.se of Fruit- any. 26tntfc land. Jake Smit arrived home Thurs MISCELLANEOUS— Need money? Loans on farms ror refinancing, day after receiving an honorable dis charge from the army. He will re building, improvements, b u y i n g . Long term, low Interest, see Ber sume his work at Stlbnlte the latter part of the week. nard Eastman, phone 64. Nyssa. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans, Jr., and SAtfc. family of Nyssa visited Sunday af MISCELLANEOUS — Prompt and ternoon with his parents, Mr. and free pick-up of your dead, crippled Mrs. Tom Evans, Sr. or sick livestock. Calls received be New Year's dinner guests in the fore 9 o'clock are picked up by Frank Nedbalek home were Mr. and noon. Efficient drivers. Call col Mrs. Carlos Randolph and son Mel- lect Payette 0180-J3 or 156, or Nys OWYHEE RIDING CLUB. INC. sa 102-W. Idaho Animal Products NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN Company. 6Jtfc. that, pursuant to the Laws of the MISCELLANEOUS — Duplicate oar State of Oregon and the by-laws of and cylinder lock keys made. Han- the corporation, the annual meet neman’s. SSOtfc ing of the stockholders of the Owy hee Riding Club, Inc. wlU be held at Dead a n im a ts picked up I r « the Oregon Trail Schoolhouse. Mal For prompt service call collect. heur County. Oregon, on January Ontario—OniKHo Oraln Co. 65 31. 1950, at 8:30 o'clock P. M. for the Pamia—Parma Seed Co. 26 election of Directors for the ensuing Nyssa—Main plant 100 year and for the transaction of such F IN E row crop 160, all piped and sp rin k le r system , other business as may properly come Idaho-Oregon Rendering Ce. before the meeting or any adjourn saves 14 acres of lan d th a t w ould o th e rw ise be w asted MISCELLANEOUS — W e m a k e ment thereof. b y dilchee. Good buildings. R ight In th e h e a rt of a loans on the new Owyhee project Only holders of capital stock af fine d istrict. $42.000. easy term s. land, business, homes and farms. the corporation of record at the Origg Bros and Butler. 15dtfc close of business on December 31, * 1949, will be entitled to vote at such B EST soil In valley. 84 level acres, n e a r schools, beet LOST meeting and at any adjournment d u m p an d w arahouses. This Is re a lly one of th e best thereof. LOST—Almost black heifer, with row crop farm s ob tain ab le. $25.000. h alf dow n, b a l By order of the Board of Directors. spots, left ear crop. S ?. on right ance easy term s. Dated at Nyssa. Oregon, this 28th hip. Should have calf with her. day of December, 1949. Samuel Rott, Rt. 1. Harper, Oregon. NORA SNODGRASS, SECRETARY 5J2xp GOOD HOM E on th is 84 acres. 51 Irrig ab le. 30 Is v e ry First publ. Dec. 29. 1949. level and good. T his w ould m ake a nice com bination Last publ. Jan. 6, 1950 FO U N D d a iry or row crop set up. _____________ FOUND—Two-year-old H o l s t e i n IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREOON FOR THE steer, reverse C brand on right hip. M any o th e r good farm listings to choose from . COUNTY OF MALHEUR NOTICE TO CREDITORS «¡¡¡“ ¿ 1 « ^ “set valley. 29d2xp In the Matter of the Estate of W E L L LOCA TED 2 bedroom hom e, a b e a u tifu l fenced JAMES R. CHANEY. Deceased y a rd an d shade. S m all dow n p a y m e n t. $33.50 p e r NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN L EG A L A D V ER TISIN G m o n th on balance. that the undersigned. Horace F. Chaney, has been appointed admin NYSSA-ARC ADI A DRAINAGE istrator of the estate of Jamee R. DISTRICT LA R G E LOT w ith N EW 2 bedroom hom e, e x tre m e ly To the Land Owners of Nyssa- Chaney, deceased, by the County w ell co n stru cted . $5.000. easy term s. Court of Malheur County, Oregon, Arcadla Drainage District; NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN and has qualified as such. NOW. THEREFORE, all persons that pursuant to the by-laws of the F o r $900 you can b u y a house, a n d w e h av e th em to District, the annual meeting of the having claims against the estate of $6.800. A ll ex cellen t buys. land owners of Nyssa-Arcadla James R. Chaney, deceased, are Drainage District will be held at hereby notified and required to pre the City Hall In the City of Nyssa. sent the same, with proper vouchers, Oregon, on January 10. 1950. at 3 30 duly verified, within six <t> months P M for the purpose of electing one from the date of this Notice, to the Supervisor and for the transaction undersigned. Horace F. Chaney, at REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE of such other business as may prop the law office of Harold Henlgson erly come before the meeting or any at Nyssa. Oregon, which place the undersigned selects as his place of 60 No. T h ird P h o n e 276-W adjournment thereof. By order of the Board of Super business in an matters connected N Y SSA . OREGON visors. Dated at Nyssa. Oregon, this with said estate. Dated and first published. Dec. 29. 15th day of December, 194* FO R EV EN IN G A P PO IN T M E N T S, NYSSA-ARC ADI A DRAINAOE 1949 Last publication, Jan. 26, 1960 P h o n e 298-J DI8TRICT HORACE P. CHANEY By Harold Henlgson. Secretary Administrator of the Estate of First publ Dec 29, 1949 James R. Chaney, deceaeed. Last publ Jan 5, 1950 P O R R E N T —Two-room cabin. ! D i i m p r ; Chadwick's camp. 20otfc i P a rti* * » DR. G. W. GRAVES Ostrom Cabinet Shop Meuller Furnaces- Link Belt Stokers GEORGE J. KINZER HEATING Phone 134L2 Parma, Idaho Start The New Year Right Buy A Nice Farm Or Home Ed Jamison and Ken Pond
