The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-03-11

Fred Lawrence and wife, Miss Mary
Lawrence, and Cecil Smith were en-
tertained to dinner at w. ]. Hinton's
on Sunday.
Bud Mcpherson went to the county
seat the last of the week on business.
He took with him number of coyote
hides to secure the bounty.
Francis Rose and family went to
Baker on Monday for an extended
visit with his son, Lewis Rose and
family.
A great many stockmen are turn
ing their stock out, especially horses,
which easily find sufficient food on
the foot hills. Vi
W. T. Bunt returned from Brogan
with two four horse loads Of freight
on Monday. He was accompanied by
his sTon, Willie.
f. A. Gullans of Victor, Colorado,
arrived in Ontario last Saturday, and
is looking for homestead.
Roscoe Allen who was hurt some
time ago by, horse kicking him is
able to be up and around on horse
back again.
Mrs. Herbert Williams, who. has
been visiting friends in Ontario, re-
turned to her home at Vale last Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Myers are the
proud parents Of an eight pound boy,
born March 4th, at their home on the
Boulevard.
Rev. d. +. Baker was confined to
his home last week with severe case
of gall stones. He is convalescing
now.
Miss Sadie Fishback, who has been
working at the Cash Variety Store,
resigned her position and went to
Boise Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Hartley OF weiser return
ed home to Weiser Wednesday. She
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
ID. H. Kerfoot of this place.
For Salc--Extra quality Blue Stem
seed wheat, s2.25 per hundred. Two
and half miles west Of New Ply
mouth. Tel. 20-13. c. Mercer. 4tp
Glass Tumblers 4Oc, soc, roc and
s1.00, $1.25 and $3.50 a dozen. Six
kinds at low price for the goods.
The Variety Store, Ontario, Ore.
A good drug store: quick service.
Lowest prices on highest quality drugs
and sundries. Make US prove II.
Give us a trial. Hills Pharmacy.
Mr.. Sanderson, proprietor Of thc'I
Moore Hotel, came homo from Port.
land Sunday. Mrs. Sanderson win
remain in Portland for some time.
Episcopal services will be held In |
the I. o. o. +. hall at 1880 p. m. Sun
day evening. by the general missionary
Rev. C. II. Powell. All are invited.
For Sale-Driving mare. Weight
about 1000 lbs. Well broke TO drived
and ride. Also 80 egg incubator. Ad y
dress +. G. Mortenson, r. f. d., On
tario. 10-2t-pd
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Emison left for
Portland Tuesday. having received
telegram in the morning relating the
sad news of the death of the formers
mother. Il
Mrs. Chas. Adams went to Big Tim-
ber, Montana, last week to attend the
bedside of her daughter, Mrs. Uter-
mobile. Shortly after her arrival her
daughter died.
Mrs. Fred Curry of Juntura ar
rived in Ontario Monday evening from
Baker where she had been to visit her
sister who is recovering from an
operation for appendicitis.
Rex Marquis went to the interior
to look after a band of sheep. He
purchased them recently and then
sold them, but has to run them until
June 5th.
w. w. Hinton, sheep inspector, was
in Weiser the first Of the week and
then left for Homedale. Sheep are
beginning to move toward the sum
mer ranges and the inspector keeps
pretty busy.
Owing to very bad roads our stage
has been arriving at very late hour,
L.. Is..afx