The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-03
L(CAL NEWS

White and Buff Leghorn chickens for
sale. A. B. Cain miles west of Onta-
rio. adv
w. c. Fellows, w. c. Commons, A.
w. Conover and Byron Weatherford
came down from Sumpter for few
days at the ducks. They had good
luck on the river
The Bee men of Eastern Oregon and
Western Idaho held their annual meet
ing here Friday and Saturday with a
large attendance. Many excellent pap
ers were read and discussed.
Mrs. Catherine Doland Wilson was in
Payette and Weiser last week on busi-
ness.
s. w. Swan, of Juntura, was here
Monday purchasing building material.
Have you considered photographs as
Christmas gifts? They are most ap-
propriate at this season of the year and
will solve twelve Christmas problems.
Our telephone number is 1873 r. II is
best to come early. Weather conditions
make no difference.
ad If The Burrell Studio.
Mrs. Orville Moody has gone to
Blackfoot to join her husband, who has
q position there.
Al! Ladies' Tan Shoes, $500, $500,
50. so and $500 shoes at s2.4s, Raiders.
The Marquis children have gone to
California to visit their grandmother.
For Sale. Ivers 4 Pond piano In first
class condition. Inquire at Z. M.
Jacobs residence, Faulkner house on
Idaho avenue. adv
Mrs. Carlyle and daughter, Mrs.
Morton, we're visiting with relatives
near Vale last week.
Editor Gallagher. Of the Juntura
Times, was down this week looking
after some legal matters before the
Circuit and County courts.
The dog catcher is around picking up
lot Of stray ours and taking care Of
them. The dog scare In the country Is
getting worse and seems to be spread
ing. At Ironsides they are losing many
head Of cattle.
Our stock Of Table ware and fancy
pieces in china is very complete, in fact
the largest and finest line in Ontario.
Prices are right which investigation
will prove.
The Variety Store. Ontario, Ore.
adv
Mrs. Miller and daughter Miss Stella,
started east Wednesday. Mrs. Miller
will go TO Enid. Oklahoma and Miss
Stella goes TO Massilon. Ohio.
+. X. Ingle is preparing to move
back TO the ranch.
l.. Adam was Boise visitor this
week.
ii. G. Mallett was in Boise Tuesday
on business.
Mrs Gertrude Grove made a trip to
Boise the first of the week.
T. j. Smith the dairyman, was here
the first of the week looking for hay,
that was handy to the railroad. He
wanted to bail and ship il.
RAIDERS Tan Shoes are all going in
this lot at So. 4S. adv
Dan Purcell and daughter, Miss Ruth,
were visitors to Ironsides last week.
Lee Mccoy is in Haines this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Vanderwell, of
HaWes, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Mccoy for few days last week.
A. o. Oard has moved his family back
TO Ohio. He formerly lived in Burns,
then went east and has again gone east.
He lived here about six months. He
sold his place to Mr.. Van Valkenberg.
Charles Carter and Walter Glenn
made trip to Baker last week to look
over the horse market.
Elmer Orcutt was up from Weiser
visiting with the home folks over
Thanksgiving day.
Miss Emma Clark was visiting with
relatives at Nampa last week.
Sam Green, the clothing man, was
calling on Weiser friends on Thursday
William McBratney made a business
trip to Portland last week.
For Sale-Small saddle pony, suitable
for children. Inquire at Argus. 1-t-p
George Wright was down from the
Big Bend this week after load of sup
plies.
Mrs. David Dunbar and daughter,
Miss Margaret, were visitors to Boise
last week.