Nyssa gate city journal., April 20, 1950, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON, THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1950
Classified
Advertising
R A T E : Two cents per word for each issue.
Minimum, cash in
advance. Is 30c.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Two-bedroom mo H e r n h o u s e ,
one
acre
of
ground,
located
F O R S A L E — 1941 Chevrolet five- !
6‘a miles from Nyssa.
passenger sport coupe, radio and j
Two-bedroom m o d e r n h o m e
heater, body, paint and motor in
excellent condition. W arren Lundy, i
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J ■ payment, balance on state loan
route 1. Nyssa. on Adrian h ighw ay Sm a,, home wlth two good
_________________________________ zuaixP j sewer line, $1500, $300 down, very
'sm all payment.
Unfinished
two-bedroom home,
N. Second street, good location,
large lot, can be completed with
F H A loan.
W ill make beautiful
home
with
very
small Invest­
FO R S A L E — Good used deluxe mod­ ment, cash $2500.
Several small homes with small
el electric range, $89. Firestone store.
20atfc down payment.
Two-bedroom modern home. $3,500
F O R S A L E — For cheap transpor­ with easy terms.
tation I have a 1932 Dodge sedan,
N Y S S A IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y
good 16 inch rubber, spotlight, heat­
Ralph G. Lawrence
er, Prestone, runs swell, cheap. 509
Nyssa, Oregon
Maple avenue after 6 a. m.
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FO R S A L E — New Mlnneapolls-Mo-
FO R S A L E — 1944 Studebaker, 6x6: line tractor, used very little, $400
32000 mileage, good tires, new bat­ less than a new one, phone 016J-4
tery. J. H. Teague, phone 018-J2. or see D. H. Christensen. R. 2 Nyssa.
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FO R S A L E — Registered Jersey bull,
about 20 months old, or trade for
heifer or cow of equal value. Sher­
man Keck, route 2, Parma, on Echo
avenue.
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F O R S ALE — or trade on easy terms.
new and used auto parts, will sell
business with 12 lots, or will sell
business and give long term lease.
Meridian Auto Wrecking, on high­
way 30, Meridian, Idaho, phone
4561, Meridian.
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FO R S A L E —Oliver 70 tractor and
Oliver hay baler. See at J and M
garage, New Plymouth, Idaho 13a2xp
F O R S A L E — A complete stock of
wallpaper,. Set the scene for gracl-
ouus living, beautify your Interiors
with our fine wallpapers. Come in
and see our selection as low as 36c
a roll.
Nyssa Furniture company,
one block west of railroad depot
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FARM S
; F O R SALE— Lovely, lasting linoleum M IS C E L L A N E O U S — Announcing to said estate are hereby notified to
C LE A R $30,000 P E R Y E A R
at home in any r°°m . spirited pat- farmers, new reduced rates in auto- present the same, verified as by law
101 acre dairy farm. Finest grade terns, priced at a savings, 49c a run- _ ... „ .
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A equipment 60 registered cattle, nlng foot. Nyssa Furniture comp- moblle liability insurance.
You can required, to the undersigned
at
immediate possession. Price com- any, 1 block west of R. R. depot., now lnsiure f° r ><•*,“ » the
best, of
Oregon. at the office of
1
30mtfc con'P *nles.
See this special plan Clyde H Snider, his attorney, in
plete $50,000, terms.
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Nyssa Insurance the Heldt Building, within six
M A K E G O O D O N T H IS 80
F O R S A L E — I have a small house agency, Ralph O. Lawrence, agent, months of the date of the first
Cheap water and good soil, a fine
to sell or rent, Ed Jamison, phone 105 M ain street.
2ftfc publication hereof.
general farm, $24,000.
298-J.
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Clyde L. Park, Jr..
W A N T A C H E A P 80?
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C U S T O M S L A U G H T E R IN G
j Administrator of the Estate of
Has 40 acres cultivated, fair build­ F O R S A L E — Baby chicks. Now Is Stock received Monday, Tu esday,' Clyde L Park. Deceased
ings. $7,350, very easy terms.
the
time to order Thompson's j Wednesday and Thursday, 8 a m.
Date of first publication March
A G O O D 80 F O R O N L Y $7,500
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for delivery every 1 to 6 p. m. and Friday 8 a. m. to 12. 23. 1950
About 50 acres now cultivated. Wednesday
and Saturday.
For
No stock received on Sunday
Date of last publication April 20,
$2,000 down will move you on.
breeds and prces, inquire Thomp- Beef, sheep and pork.
Free de- 1950
E X T R A G O O D 60
son’s Ontario hatchery.
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livery to Polar locker plant.
Finest row crop land, paid-up --------------------------------------------------------- One mile west on Alberta Ave.
NOTICE T O C R E D IT O R S
water, modern home, $24,000,
F O R S A L E — 1946 Iron Age two row I
Phone 05R-1
In the Matter of the Estate of
down.
potato planter with fertilizer attach- ,
J A KE FISCH E R
Eva L Park. Deceased.
T W O G O O D H O M ES ON T H IS 60 ment, used only 2 seasons, complete- I ------------------------------------------------------- --
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N
Deep sandy soil, $9,000, terms and ly overhauled, $375 Owyhee Truck i M IS C E L L A N E O U S —Do you need
That the undersigned has been duly
low interest.
and Implement company.
13ntfc money to remodel your home or to and regularly appointed the Admin­
50 A CRES O N O IL E D R O A D
build outbuildings or garage?
We
S A L E — Bliss
triumph
and can arrange a loan for you and give istrator of the above entitled estate;
Modern six-room home, best of FO R
white rose seed from blue tag stock, you up to three years to pay it. all persons having claims against
soil, old water right. $16,000,
said estate are hereby notified to
phone 897-J, Ontario
16mtfc Nyssa Lumber Co.
down.
29stfc present the same, veriiied as by law
50 A CRES CLO SE IN
required, to the undersigned at
4-room house, good dairy barn, F O R S A L E — All-steel box for 1935 M IS C E L L A N E O U S — Du; ,11 cate car
Nyssa, Oregon, at the office of Clyde
cheap water, good soil, $8,500, half ton pick-up. 913 north Second and cylinder lock keys made. Hen-
H.
Snider, his attorney, in the Heldt
i street.
30m4xp neman's.
terms.
250tXc Building, within six months of the
O V E R 30 T O N B E E T S
FO R SALE
M IS C E L L A N E O U S — W e can ar­ date of the first publication hereof..
You can t find better soil, 50 acres,
Two houses: One has two bed­
Clyde L. Park. Jr„
range loans for you to rebuild or
$10,500, terms.
rooms, bath, kitchen, living room
Administrator of the Estate of
remodel your home, barn, garage,
A LL I N H A Y A N D P A S T U R E
and basement, gas furnace, hot
Eva L. Park, Deceased.
Extra good 40. good buildings, see water tank, range and refrigerator. or other outbuildings, Nyssa Lum b­
Date of first publication March
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and buy it, $9,500, terms.
Second one has two rooms and bath er Co.
23. 1950.
A L E V E L 40
and gas stove, 50 x 117 lot, excellent M IS C E L L A N E O U S — Prompt and
Date of last publication April 20,
Deep sandy soil, move on this for income property, both for only
free pick-up of your dead, crippled 1950.
$3.500 down, total $8,000.
$6.500.00.
or
sick livestock. Calls received be­
7 A CRES W IT H M O D E R N H O M E
Two-bedroom modern apartment,
Close in on paved road, ideal for over double garage, brick construct­ fore 9 o'clock are picked up by Recent Visitor
noon. Efficient drivers. Call col­
city worker, $7350, ‘4 down.
ion, excellent location, paved street, lect Payette 0180-J3 or 155, or Nys­
Injured In Fall
LO W COST ACREAOE
nice lawn.
sa
102-W. Idaho Animal Products
10 acres with 4-room home, save
Income property, four apartments Company.
5Jtfc. B U E N A VISTA, April 20— Mr. and
on living costs, $1,900, terms
in new brick apartment house. Lo­
Mrs. Edward Topliff and Rita Mae
7 -R O O M M O D E R N H O M E
cated across from scnool house, M IS C E L L A N E O U S — Available now. spent several days the past week
Tw o acres, good barn, close in. $16,500. Terms can be arranged.
Electrolux cleaners and air puri­ visiting relatives in California.
$10.000, terms.
Sales and service. Ed A.
Good two-bedroom home on pav­ fiers.
Mrs. Lillian Scheller and Mr. and
H OM ES
ed street, close in. $4100, only $1,- Anderson, route 3, Welser, Idano, Mrs. Alva Goodell visited Sunday
N E W 3 -R O O M H O M E
14Jtfc afternoon at the Elizabeth Goodell
800 down and $25 per month on phone 0287J4.
Very neat and attractive, good
balance. Immediate possession.
home in Emmett.
garage, $4500.
L E G A L AD VERTISING
27 x 116 lot on main street, well
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hoffm an en­
T W O -B E D R O O M H O M E
located for only $2350
tertained at a card party at their
On sewer, large lot. $2,950, $500
A D V E R T IS E M E N T FOR B ID S
350-foot
frontage
on
Ontario
home
Saturday evening.
Guests
down.
Sealed bids will be received by the
highway across from Williams Pood
LA R G E ROOM S
Clerk
of
the
State
Land
Board,
at
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and
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f.s
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uur‘ce
B‘sh“
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market. W ill sell all or part.
room 106, Capitol Building, Salem, I “ . '
“ rs 81,1 Brooks and Mr.
Modern two-bedroom home, $6.-
10 acres with good house, semi­
800, easy terms.
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modern, excellent ground, 1 >4 miles Oregon until 11 o ’clock a. m. on May j
A T T R A C T IV E H O M E
23. 1950, for the lease of approxi-
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from Nyssa, terms
Lawn and shade, large extra lot,
mately 92 acres of land, com m only1 . „ h
m
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B ER N AR D EASTM AN
$4,935, easy terms.
known as Perrin Island, located on ™ d “ , W*
* nd
REAL ESTATE
IN S U R A N C E
E A S T S ID E L O C A T IO N
the Oregon side of the Snake River.
a n d M a and Mrs Df 1‘
Phone 64
Buy a home for less, modern,
directly east of Sections 4 and 9.
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arUe,lded
Townshio 19 S R imiP 47E
, birthday paity for Mrs. Claude Day
three-bedroom, only $3,000.
FO R S A L E — Ouistde whtte paint,
N E W T W O -B E D R O O M H O M E
This leasi- will £ for the term of “
f “ * cve,li,,B at their home nettr
National Titanium. 5 gallon lots,
Modern, neat appearence, very
.
$3.50 per gallon, Nyssa Lumber 10 years. The consideration to be i
good buy at $4,500. t4 down.
h‘ _
w° rd
company.
12mtfc furnished by the lessee shall con-
B U S IN E 8 S O P P O R T U N IT IE S
sist of the following:
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T H R E E F IN E D E A L S
1. All land now under cultivation '
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F O R S A L E — Have farms and houses
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n/innt*rlnr\no
NCDI&Sktl.
MrS,
M&Z6
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All in Nyssa. See us about these for sale. Need more, list with Ken
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w tl | here several times. She had Just
and get started for yourself.
Renstrom. Phone 264-W.
29Jtfc awepted farming practices.
returned home from this area where
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FO R SALE
Old sale yard site, 3t4 acres front­
FO R S A L E — Clean White Rose seed ing two blocks on King Ave., build­
potatoes,
phone 01R11, Pipeline ings and all for $10,500.
Stock ranch, 160 acres, 83 Irri­
ranch.
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gated, No. 1 range right, part good
F O R S ALE — Used bathtub, wash row crop. $20,000, terms, will sell
basin and kitchen sink, phone 78-J. cattle and machinery.
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Very
choice
grade
A
dairy
FO R S A L E — One dozen roller pig­ farm, 105 acres under Owyhee
project.
Two
modern
homes
and
eons. Phone 183-W or see at 412
Good avenue.
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registered Jersey cattle. Owner has
F O R S A L E — 1942 Dodge pick-up, quota agreement that pays $1.28 per
don’t miss this good buy for $285. pound for butterfat. W ill pay two
Owyhee
Truck
and
Implement operators good wages, plus 20% to
company.
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25% per year on the Investment,
Price
$50,000.
FO R
S ALE — Registered Hereford
Acreage,
modern
two-bedroom
bulls, full two years, ready for ser­ home with some furniture, nice R E A L E ST A T E A N D IN S U R A N C E
Phone 218
vice, top quality and breeding. $275 garage, lawn, shrubs and fruit trees. 16 North 3rd.
For evening appointments
up. C. Clyde Smith, across from
Large modem chicken house and
Ontario salesyard, Ontario, Oregon.
Phone 54-M
pens, including all equipment and
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110 hens. These buildings are near- . f o r
S A L E —Bliss Triumph seed
FO R S A L E — 100 bushel oats, $2 50 ly new, on a 1 3/4 acre plot and on 1 potatoes grown from blue tag seed,
per cwt, C. H. McCormick, 314 miles a paved road. A bargain for $6300. | r0gUed twice during growing sea-
40 acres under Shoestring ditch, , son| | 2 per cwt. sacked; also russet
south of Adrian.
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two-bedroom modern house. $12,000, see(j potatoes grown from blue tag
F O R S A L E — Fruit and shade trees, terms-
-
' and rogued, $1.50 per cwt. sacked.
grapes, berries, flowering shrubs and • Small home, very attractive, llv-
Sid Flanagan, route 2. Nyssa, Ore,
evergreens.
Lewis Nursery, th re e -' ing room carpeted, modem, .good
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gon.
eights mile north of Nyssa. 6Atfc 1 neighborhood, nice garage.
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Milk
cows,
Ouernseys,
in - _
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t ALsE^
af 1“ g„ " mChine: *
V s s a , 5-room basement house. $11.- Holsteins and Jerseys, milkers and
G & B Appliance store.
6atfc 000: $6,000 down, terms on balance. springers. C. Clyde 8mith, phone
80 acres, 11 miles S W of Nyssa, 38 306, Ontario, Oregon, across from
F O R S ALE — Coal range, $10. O f t
Ontario sale yard.
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B Appliance store.
6atfc acres under cultivation, nearly new
4-room house, tractor and all equip­
G R IG G BROS. A N D B U T L E R
F O R S A L E — White Rose seed pota­ ment goes, $8,900.
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans
Phone 97
toes grown from purple tag foun­
V A LE
NYSSA
O N T A R IO
dation stock. Jake Fischer, phone
Robert F. Thompson
160-head cattle spread, 83 acres
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F R A N K T. M O R G A N A G E N C Y
irrigated land, 36 x 50 barn, all
equipment goes with deal, $23,500.00,
1/3 down.
60 acres all top row crop land,
lays perfect. Irrigates one direction,
6-rooin semi-modern home, 24 cow
barn, $16,000, small down payment.
360 acres, top row crop land, lays
perfect, 5-room modern home, and
new $12,000 home being built now,
paid-up water right, terms.
140 acres. 90 acres irrigated, ¿7
acres In alfalfa, 5-room home. 2-
room labor house, close to Nyssa,
$9,500, terms.
75-head cattle ranch, new two-
LODGES
PH YSIC IAN S
bedroom modern home, would be
nice summer home, well located to
Nysaa Post No. 79
an oiled highway.
S A R A Z IN CLINIC
160 acres, 140 acres Irrigated, 70
American
Legion
Dr. J. J. Sarazln
acres good row crop land. 1/4 mile
Meets 1st & 3rd Thurs.
off oil. 23% down with $2,000 per
Dr. K E. Kerby
year on the balance.
Veteran’s Hall— 8 P. M.
Dr. L. W. Scott
758 head cattle ranch, has both
A ll Veterans Welcome
high and low altitude range, lots of
Physician and Surgeons
springs and streams over the range,
800 acres irrigated land, can be
Gate City Lodge
rented for $5000 per year for five
L. A. Maulding, M. D.
No. 214
years with the rent to apply on the
Physician and Surgeon
purchase price.
I.O.O.F.
Phone 37
80 acres good row crop land, three-
Meets every Monday
Hours: 10 to l 'i and 2 to 5
bedrooin semi-modern home. $14,000,
Daily except Saturday and
with $7,000 down and $500 per year
night, 8:30.
Sunday. Saturday 10 to i3
on the balance.
South First Street
140 acres of perfect laying top
row crop land, five-room home with
C. J. Kopp, M. D.
DENTISTS
two-room
tenant house, $29.500,
with Vi down.
Physician and Surgeon
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DR. C. M. TYLER
Fry Building
Four-room modern home, spacious
Wilson Building
Office hours
yard, all fenced. $4,800, V4 down.
Phene 145-J. Nyese
10 to 12; and 2 to 5
One acre with two-bedroom mod­
Daily except Saturday and
Office hours from 9 to 5 except
ern home. $4.000.
Sunday. Saturday 10 to 13
Saturdays, 9 to 19.
Four room semi-modern home lo­
cated on paved street. $4200, with
small down payment.
JE W E LR Y STORES
J. R. C U N D A LL
Attractive three-bedroom home,
Dentist
spacious throughout, top location in
Phone 56 -j
Nyssa. terms.
PAU LU S
Two-bedroom modem home, pav­
Barman Glint«
ing and curbing paid, well located,
JEW ELRY STORE
NYSSA
OREGON
$4 500 small down payment, easy
Union Pacific Time Inspector
terms.
J E W E L R Y — D IA M O N D S
OPTOMETRISTS
Tw o small homes plus two apart­
W ATCHES
ments, $9500. rent for $145 month.
Main Street at Second
B U S IN E S S O P P O R T U N IT IE S
DR. C. L. H E R M A N ^
Service station for sale.
Visual Specialist
Business building and stock fdr
Room 4. Fry Building
sale, building 24 x 70 cinder block,
W YCKOFF
Nyssa. Oregon
Phone 171-J
$9,000, with $3.400 down and >500
JEW ELRY STORE
Office hours • to 12; 9 to 5
per year on the balance.
Oeneral merchandising, grocery
Official Time Inspector lor
store and service station in an ex­
DR. J. A. M CFALL
Unloe Pacific
clusive good irrigated farming area.
O N T A R IO
OR0OON
DR. JOHN EASLY
I busy highway comer, a good money­
maker.
modem
apartment,
will
j accept farm or home as part pay-
VETERINARIANS
l ment.
W e make loans on the New
DR. H A L D. W H ITE
Owyhee Land. Farms, Homes and
Business
Veterinarian
KEN POND AGENCY
Professional and
Business Directory
Phone Nyaaa 275
Phone 21, Ontario, Ore
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2. All other land adapted to culti- ¡ she spent the wlnter
P O R S A L E — Creto. 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
floors, Inside or outside, wet or
dry, new or old, painted or un­
painted. Nyssa Lumber Co.
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vation shall be cleared and farmed
wherever practicable.
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HHinff t the
h e s t „ t e T ntvH
ia to
bidding,
State Land Board is
receive a specific share of the crops
grown on the above mentioned land,
during said lease period.
The State Land Board reserves
the right to reject any and ‘a 7 * d s
Mrs. Glenn Hoffm an entertained
the O u t-O u r-W ay club at her home
Thursday afternoon with nine mem­
bers attending. Mrs. George Cleaver
was in charge of the games.
i
Mrs. Eugene Cleaver, Mrs. How­
ard Day, Mrs. Maurice Bishop and
Refreshments of ice cream and cup
and to waive all informalities,
cakes and coffee were served. The
All hunting rights shall be reserv­
next meeting will be held at the
ed in the State.
George Cleaver home May 11.
W A N T E D — Some one to block, hoe,
Copy of the lease agreement doc­
Mr. and Mrs. La Vern Cleaver
top and lvarvist 96 acres of beets. ument may be obtained by request
moved into the new apartment at
8herman Keck, Echo avenue, N u -
George C^v'eThcrn e“
Acres.
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S. B. Hoffm an sprained his leg
Oregon State Land Board
quite seriously while working on the
W A N T E D — Used bird cage. Phone
• By E. T. Pierce. Clerk
ditch the past week.
126-R.
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First Pub. April 20, 1950.
Mr. and Mrs. Alva Goodell re­
Last Tub. May 18, 1950
W A N T E D — Salesman for Frlgldairr
cently moved In their new home.
appliances. Ed Case Furniture Co.
Farmers have most of their crops
NOTICE OF M EETING
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planted such as grain, beets and
Rig Bend Irrigation District
potatoes and are getting ditches
Notice is hereby given that the
W A N T E D — Mule help wanted. Good
ready for irrigating.
route available In N jssa and Vale, board of directors of the Big Bend
Mrs. Delbert Cleaver has been 111
no experience or capital necessary Irrigation district, sitting as a board with the influenza.
but car required. W rite the J. R. of equalization, will meet on the
Watkins company. 137 Dexter ave­ second day of May, 1950 at 8 o’clock,
nue, Seattle 9, Washington.
Ga6xc p. m. of said day at the home of Owyhee Forming
H. R. Hatch within said district,
W A N T E D — Highest prices paid for for the purpose of revlPwInR and
slaughter horses.
Clyde Smith, correcting its assessment roll and ap­
phone 306, Ontario,
Across from portionment of charges for oper­ S U N S E T V A L L E Y , April 20— Joel
Ontario Sales yard.
23mtfc ation and maintenance for the 1950- Herbert Price, three-year-old son
51 season and assessment of 50 cents of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Price, placed
W A N T E D — To ouy anything in per acre for operation and main
third In the child personality con-
beef or veal. Also custom killed tenance of the Big Bend unit of test sponsored by radio station
and delivered to Polar Cold Stor­ the district and 14 cents per acre ! K W E I and Evans Studio,
Joel a
age Phone 31-M or 01J-J1. 12Ftfc. for operation and maintenance and five dollars merchandise prize.
$2.50 per acre for construction
The Owyhee M-men are starting
FOR RENT
charges of the Park unit of said a softball team. The first practice
district during the 1950-51 period. was held Friday evening In Adrian.
FO R R E N T —Sleeping room. No. 10
The assessment roll and record
Sunday dinner guests at the Phil
Green avenue; phone 7.
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may be Inspected at the residence Mitchell home included Mr. and
F O R R E N T -Three-room modem of H R Hatch, secretary of said Mrs. Marlon Chard. Mr. and Mrs.
house, with bath.
508 N. Fifth. district, by any interested person. | Lewis Mitchell, Mr, and Mrs. N or-
By order of the board of direct- j man Douglas and sons, and Mr. and
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ors.
Mrs. Alonzo Knowles and Mr. and
FOR
R E N T -Three-room
apart­
II. R. Hatch, secretary ' Mrs. J. B Mitchell and Dent and
ment, with bath. See J. B. M c­
Big Bend Irrigation district Henry.
First Pub. April 13. 1950
Kinney at Wilson’s super market
The Vern Garner and Delbert
Last Pub May 4, 1950
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Gam er
families enjoyed
turkey
dinner Sunday at the Vern O am er
F O R R E N T Two-room furnished
A D M IN IS T R A T R IX ’S NO TICE
home.
apartment, phone 63-J.
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TO C R E D IT O R S
Members of the Pleasant Hour
IN TH E C O U N T Y C O U R T O F 'H IE
FO R R E N T Room In home, man
S T A T E O P O R E O O N FOR T H E
preferred.
Dwight Smith, phone
C O U N T Y O F M ALH EUR
140-R.
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In the Matter of the Estate of
E D G A R L. D IT T Y , Deceased
FO R R E N T One four-room un­
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y O IV E N
furnished apartment in Bybee a-
That the undersigned. Oertrude Z.
purtments Call at 302 8 5th street.
Atkeson. has been appointed admin­
6atfc
istratrix of the Estate of Edgar L.
FOR R E N T — Three-room apart­ Ditty, deceased, by the County Court
ment, heat and light furnished, fac­ of Malheur County, Oregon, and has
ilities for laundry, phone 288-W qualified.
N O W T H E R E F O R E , all persons
Mrs. E. M. Bair.
6atfc
having claims against the Estate of
FO R R E N T Three-room modern Edgar L. Ditty, deceased, are hereby
apartment. 601 north 1st street, notified and required to present the
phone 23-J. C. H. Bennett. 6utfc same, with proper vouchers, duly
I. H. C. potato planter.
verified within six months from the
FOR
R E N T —Three-room
apart­ date of this Notice, to the under­
ment. modern, 22 N. 1st St. $41. signed. Oertrude Z. Atkeson, at the
Nyssa Insurance Agency.
30mtfc law office of Charles W . Swan, U.
two-row, with
S. National Bank Building, Vale,
FO R R E N T — Pouab your owu Oregon, which place the undersigned
floors Rent our high-speed pol­ selects as her place of business In
Urtillzar attachment.
ishing equipment. Easily handled
all matters connected with said
by women. Nysaa Lumber company. Estate.
SAtfc.
Dated and first published March
FOR
R E N T — Two-room cabin. 30. 1950. Last publication April 27,
Chadwick's camp.
20otfc 1950
O E R T R U D E Z. A T K E S O N
Administratrix of the Estate of
Oliver one-bottom two-
M ISCELLANEOUS
Edgar L Ditty, Deceased
Charles
W
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an
,
M IS C E L L A N E O U S — You can nicely
thank your friends with a card U 8 Bank Building.
way plow.
chosen from our large selection of Vale, Oregon.
thank you notes Your friends will Attorney for Administratrix.
really appreciate a party Invitation
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
selected from our stocks. Stationery
Tn the Matter of the Estate of
Department. Oate City Journal.
20atfc Clyde L Park. Deceased
N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y O IV E N
That the undersigned h*s been duly
GRIGG BROS, * BUTLER
POLIO INSURANCE
N Y SSA
and
regularly appointed the Admin­
Whole
family.
IS
per
year
Nyssa, Oregon
istrator of the above entitled estate,
KEN POND AOENCY
Real Estate
Insurance
Loans
i all persons having claims against
16 North 3rd. Nyssa
Phone 179-J
M EL BECK
W ANTED
Softhall Outfil
club met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Earl Strickland, with
Mrs. Esther Stephen assisting. For
roll call, members told of an A pril
fool Joke, and then played games.
Mrs. James Stephen. Jr. will be
hostess to the club In May.
Attending the M. I. A. officers'
stake meeting in Vale Monday even­
ing were Vern Carrier. Mrs. Lila
Mitchell. Vera Patterson and V al
Mitchell.
Driving to McCall Sunday for an
outing, were M r and Mrs. Charlie
Wilson, Mrs. Lester Zurcher. Mrs.
Fred Zurcher all of Roswell, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Wilson and
sons.
Saturday evening supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Dimmick were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox of Escon-
dida, California, and Mr. and Mrs.
D. Arrizabalaga of Boise. Mrs. Cox
is a sister of Mrs. Dimmick. M r.
and Mrs. Cox had attended the fu n ­
eral of Mr. Cox' brother in Ontario
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Cox, fo r­
mer residents of Sunset valley, have
recently purchased a home In Es-
condlda, California.
Mrs. Arrtza-
balaga is their daughter.
A family dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brewer T hu rs­
day evening was given for Mrs.
Clyde Kimball of Oakland. C ali­
fornia, sister of the hostess. Present
were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hobson an d
family of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs.
James Langley and sons, and Mrs.
Kimball's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
J. Hobson. Mrs. Kimball who has
spent the past three weeks visit­
ing here, left Friday morning with
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Topliff, who were
motoring to California to visit Mrs.
TopUff’s sister. Mrs. Kim ball is an
assistant public health nurse in
the Oakland city schools.
Mrs. E. J. Hobson, Mrs. James
Langley and Mrs. Kimball drove to
Boise Wednesday to see tiny Emery
James Langley, who is still in the
hospital.
Mrs. Claude Wilson and Mrs.
Martha Kllngback attended the
county P. T. A. council meeting held
In Ontario Saturday. Mrs. K lln g­
back was to present The History
of the P. T. A. Ill Malheur County
at the meeting.
The Russell Talbot and Claude
Wilson families attended the College
of Idaho choir concert in Adrian
Friday evening.
The choir mem­
bers gave their services for the P.
T. A. fund.
Week-end guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Cash Turner were Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Howard and Pattie
and Jerry of Bates, Oregon. The
men made a trip to Owyhee dam
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W olfe and
two daughters spent Sunday visit­
ing in Kuna, Idaho at the homes
of Albert Watson and Irvin Wolfe.
Ladles of the Owyhee Relief so­
ciety met Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Margaret Hopkins. The ladles
worked on quilt-making. The next
meeting will be held at the Sun-
,
v ..
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seL
Dewey Kay was an overnight
guest of BUI Wilson Friday evening.
Dewey and his father, Frank, re­
turned to Quincy, Washington last
week-end.
Pattie Flanagan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. E. Flanagan, partici­
pated in Mrs. Marco Murolo’s bal­
let recital Saturday evening In O n­
tario. Pattie was one of the brown­
ie-elves in fairyland.
Saturday Mrs. Chester Newell and
two daughters left Saturday by tram
for their home In Tacoma, after
visiting over three weeks with rel­
atives. Mrs. Newell is a daughter
of Mrs. Leota Ditty.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Chodd and Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gahan dined and
attended the theater In Ontario
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hite and
sons of Haines
were overnight
guests at the John Reffett home
Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew McCoy moved
Saturday to their new ranch near
Ironside.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Share mov­
ed last week to Emil Johns' ranch
above Snlveley's on the Owyhee
river.
Dinner guests at the Ewen Chard
home Sunday Included Mr. and Mrs.
Doyn Price of Ontario and Mr. and
Mrs. Elver Nielsen and sons.
Herr From Salt Lake—
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Engstrom and
Mrs. William Engstrom of Ogden
visited over the week-end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Eng­
strom. Mrs. Engstrom Is the moth­
er. and Roy Engstrom a brother of
Don Engstrom.
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