The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-06-08

| star on MONDAY evening IN The
Wonderful Adventure at the Dream
land.
Conductor Ready and wife are in
Portland at the Rose show and N.
Il. Bunce is now in charge of the
train.
J. r. Blackaby is in Portland this
week looking after business. There
are several meetings of bankers
there.
Saturday is going to be full of sur
prises for the public. Many good
stunts will be pulled where least ex-
pected.
G. Il. Pratt of Weiser and Mr.
Young of Vale. were here Tuesday
arranging for the auto show to be
held next week.
w. II. Sherwood is still suffering
from the injuries to his shoulder re-
ceived some time ago when he got
tangled up with horse.
Miss Eva vanderhoof has resigned
her position with Boyer Bros. II is
understood she contemplates a
change Of climate to the Idaho coun-
try
Mrs. l.. b. Carnefix has taken
long lease on the Farley rooms and
will move here from Pocatello. where
she has been for the past two years.
Postmaster Gregg Is In Portland
this week attending the convention
OF the postmasters OF the state and
incidentally looking over the roses.
c. w. Mallett has a very good first
crop of hay this year and has sold
the whole cutting for the year at six
dollars. measure thirty days after
cutting.
what is the matter with organizing
some more OF the tax payers OF the
county. Jordan Valley should not
be compelled to fight the whole bat
tie alone.
The directors OF the Warm Springs
Irrigation district met at Vale Tues
day and organized by electing James
Harvey AZ president and John Rigby
as clerk.
MIR. and Mrs Claude Allen and
Mrs. Hargroye, OF weiser. we're guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kroessln. Jr..
on Sunday. Mrs. Allen Is a sister OF
Mrs. Kroessin.
Chot Martin was here Tuesday
shaking hands with friends. lie says
the frost did not do much damage
TO fruit In the Council section and
they will have quite n lot OF good
fruit.
]. s. Wheeler was here from
Homedale last week. Mr.. Wheeler
is interested In an irrigation propo-
sition TO take water out OF Sucker
creek and use II on lands in Idaho
and Oregon.
Rev. c. n. Powell finds II neces-
sary 10 change Episcopal services In
the Masonic hall next Sunday from
morning to evening. The services
will therefore be beld at s p. m, TO
which all are cordially invited.
Walter Glenn shipped two carloads
OF horses to Caldwell for the sale
this week.
Il. w. Van Valkenburg Is home
from a trip 10 the Harney country |
where he went to look after business.
lie says he was followed by old man
hard luck all the way and did not
do much good.
Ad. Simons was visitor to Boise |
TO boost for the auto show, |
lie found business much improved .
at Boise and the dealers all busy. but
over the auto show To
be held here, lie was accompanied /
by c. G, Dodge.
Pat Coleman was here from Bro .
gan Friday with two ears OF hogs he .
was shipping TO Portland, lie says .
there is plenty OF fruit on the hill
sides around Brogan, but that on the
lowlands was injured some.
Henry Griffith is back from a trip
10 the Jordan Valley and DEMO sec
tions back through Burns and the
western part OF this county, He
says he met about all the old timers
he ever knew in that country.
There was a ear load OF vinegar
In here last wek from north
ern Idaho with Sl6O freight charges
nn il. There are many carloads of
produce going to waste here every
year that would make excellent vine
gar.
The Burns Orchestra will be at