The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-10-29
LOCAL NEWS
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.

hdVlses tne people not 10 noaru tne
wealth they are making during this
administration.
Dave Magill shipped six cars Of cat.
tie to the Portland market on Satur.
day. They we're fine lot OF big stuff
that he bought in the Juntura section
Judge william Galloway was here
Saturday calling on friends and pay
ing visit to the Odd Fellows lodge. OF
which he is grand master.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kahout and
daughter are home from a visit to
Chicago and points in Iowa. They saw
prunes from the Idanho orchard and
apples from the Sargent & Burnett
orchard while In Chicago and Omaha
and of course purchased some.
w. p. Davidson was here for q short
time Sunday. He brought in a large
party for the lands in Central Oregon
and says there is quite q good inquiry
in the east for lands.
Harvey Bender is home from Pendle-
ton, where he has been for several
months.
There are several hundred tons OF
hay in the Big Bend that the ranchers
would like to sell.
The Jordan Valley section needs
rain for the ranges. not having had her
share this fall.
q. II. Glover. OF the Jordan Valley
section, who was county commission
er here several years ago. died at
Kansas City last week while visiting
with his sister. The body was brought
TO Boise for burial. He leaves five
daughters and two sons.
Chet Martin has been here from the
Council section for several days shak-
ing hands with his many old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Homan and chill
dIen we're visitors to Weiser over
Sunday.
Married at Baker. Oregon, by Rev.
c. A. Edwards at 1000 a. m. Oct
20. 1914. at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Gillaspy
on Second street No. 2i1s. Mr.. b. o.
Niccolls OF Midvale. Idaho. and Miss
Hazel Gillaspy OF Baker. Oregon. The
young couple left for Star. Idaho.
where they will spend a few days
with the bridegroom's parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Addington. They will make
their future home near Midvale. Ida
no.
Arcadia precinct will hold their
election at the residence OF Hugh Nc
Donald.
Miss Josephine Horner and Miss
Ethna Anderson Of st. Margarets hall.
went TO Ontario. Friday. for q week.
end visit-Boise Statesman.
Vote her straight, is about the way
the republicans are going to do. They
have been fooled TO often with the nom
partisan stuff given ont by the weaker
party.
Harry Farmer. the deputy game
warden, reports that there are num-
ber OF China Preasants In the owyhee
section and along the Snake river and
that some hunters have been killing
them, although they are protected and
heavy penalty is provided in case
they are shot OF trapped. II the hunt
ers would protect the birds until they
get started then there will be plenty
of good shooting for all. Care should
be taken not to molest any of the
young birds recently turned loose.
they are different birds entirely from
any OF the native birds. the females are
brown and the older makes are now
taking on their colors. being one Of the
handsomest birds seen. when In full
feather.
Did you know McBratney Hardware
Company sold needles for all makes of
sewing machines? adv
"A community has the same right to
prohibit saloons as it has to prohibit
cesspools. President Stanford Univers-
adv.
For rent-Good upright piano. Ad-
dress postoffice Box 1886. Ontario. Ore.
For tents and wagon covers McBrat-
ney Hardware Company saves you
money on them. They have big stock |
on hand. adv
If conditions are bad in dry" town |
then what you want is not more liquor.
Paid adv.
Wanted to buy-l0O head Of horses
from 4 to 9 years old. Weight 800 to
| 200. Geldings or mares. E. e. Dory, |
Oregon.
A 10 per cent discount on all heating |
stoves, for cash at McBratney Hard