The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Rose wer,
Boise visitors for Rose show.
Bishop Gloriex of Boise was her,
Saturday.
w. w. Letson is in Salt Lake at.
tending a meeting Of the time inspect.
ors of the Short line system.
Mrs. Hill went to Emmett Tuesday
for few days visit with relatives
She was accompanied by Mrs. Wilton
]. w. McCulloch, is in Harvey
county this week taking testimony
In some water cases.
Attorney Wood Is home from Gram
county. Mrs. Wood Is also home much
improved In health. Two children of
DR.. Belknap are visiting with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson and
daughter we're here last week visiting
with friends.
E. Cope is still doing business in the
Moore Hotel Blk. Cleaning, Pressing
and Tailoring. Phone l05 W.
The directors Of the Owyhee ditch
met Saturday in regular session.
Dick Scott and wife, Of the Agency
section, were here last week visiting
with her mother, Mrs. Con Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. vanderhoof were
up TO the ranch this week.
Chas. Peterson was here from the
ranch last week visiting with the
family.
Vean Vannata was here several days
last week looking after business. Ho
recently sold bunch Of nice horses.
r. J. Stone and wife have reached
North Powder on their outing trip.
LADIES NOTICE: Ball dresses. and
all kinds OF cleaning and renovating
at Cope's, THE Pressary. "Phone lo6w
Virgil Seybold was thrown by a
horse falling over backward on Friday
last and was badly bruised about the
head. He came here for treatment
The accident happened In Barren Vel.
ley near Cord.
Winters and Trousdale have received
q milking machine and are now using
II on their large dairy herd with good
success. They find Il a great time
saver.
The Sunday School Of the Congrega-
tional church held their annual picnic
ut the II. B. Conklin raech south Of
the city and report having an excellent
time Many Of them took advantage
Of the opportunity 10 inspect the Conk-
lin dairy and dairy herd and are loud
In their praise Of the sanitary methods
employed and the attention given TO
details in all the work.
Art Dunnock has purchased the On
tprio Pressary from Bill Bonthrop.
having dissolved partnership with +.
Cope. He will now be able TO give his
entire attention 10 the business and
guarantee first class work. Your pat
ronage Is solicited The business
will be carried on at the old stand Of
the Ontario Pressary south Of the
Argus office.
Everett Trousdale who has beeen
attending Reed College at Portland
and has one more year before gradual
ing, is home for the summer holidays.
A number of others from here will at
tend the college next year.
Miss Lampkin and the children Of
w. p. Lampkin started for Missouri on
Wednesday morning 10 remain during
the summer with Mr.. Lampkin's moth
er.
For excellence and promptness, see
Cope "The Pressary." Phone l05W.
Uncle Dick Rutherford reports that
his potatoes are ripe and also the peas.
While Uncle Dick raises a garden for
the pleasure there is in il, he also gets
quite little profit
There will be civil service examin-
alton in the city hall Saturday for the
rural carriers.
A meeting of the republican county
central committeeman was held in Port
land Tuesday and new officers elected
for the coming campaign. Charles B
Moore of Multnomah county is the
state chairman, L. b. Baldwin, Secre-
tary and Harry Wells, treasurer. A
new feature was the electing of ladies
as members OF the organization and
certain parts Of the work will be as
signed to them. The different reports
made from the several counties of the
state indicate that the entire state
ticket is going TO be elected and a
republican senator chosen, so that the
east may know how the west feels over
the free trade for farm produce.
A half interest in the Ontario Dem
ocrat was sold this week by Jake Gregg
to Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Dodge. Mr.
Gregg will have charge of the editorial
part of the business and Mr.. Dodge
win look after the business department
The cold spell in this section last
week did some damage TO the growing
crops in some places while others were
not affected. Some IF the tender
vegetables were nipped and In places
corn and potatoes were injured some.
Fruit was not damaged any. Where
crops were watered less damage was
done.
Phone E. Cope, I05W. who will call
and deliver vour cleaning and Dresain0