The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-05-11
PERSONAL-LOCAL.

A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs
l.. M. Miller on the 9th.
Fred Plat was here from Parm,
Wednesday in his new Buick.
A daughter was born to Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clyde Kerr on the 5th.
Mrs. Kyes has gone To weiser fol
visit with her sister, Mrs. Mckee
Mrs. whitworth and Mrs Kenyon
came up from Weiser Tuesday morn.
ing.
John Rigby, the Vale Enterprise
man, was visitor to Ontario Tues.
day.
A son was born on the 7th to Mr..
and Mrs. John Zimmerman of West
fall.
Henry Whitworth was up from
Weiser Monday looking after bust
ness.
p. J. Gallagher has gone to Jordan
Valley to get acquainted with some
Of the voters.
John Johnson. the wool buyer. has
been around this week picking up
some lots of wool.
Attorney Crandall, of Vale made
an address on civic government at
the school Monday.
Mrs. Ralph Weaver came down
from Vale Wednesday morning for a
short visit with the folks.
Frank Foster made trip to his
homestead on Sunday. He was ac-
companied by
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Aker OF On
tario are visiting with friends in
Baker. Herald.
Rev. Brown will deliver the bac-
sermon In the high school
auditorium on Sunday evening.
w. c. Beamguard was horo Wed
nesday from the bench having a min
or operation performed on his son.
Dan Gallagher. the Juntura mer-
chant, was here Tuesday on his way
to Minnesota where he expects 10 an-
mex a wife,
Mrs. u. Hall. OF South Dakota.
Ia here visiting her. daughter. Mrs.
This is her fourth sum-
mer In this section.
l. d. Haseltine. deputy game war
den for Baker. Malheur and Grant
was here Wednesday get
ting the game men lined up.
Conductor cayou has moved his
family 10 Vale. The doctors advis-
cd Paul to get his family where they
would be absolutely quiet.
Roy Morse. OF Gooding. is now the
yard man with the Payette Lumber
company here. He was employed
by them In their yards at Bull.
Joseph Braun, a stockman OF the
Rexburg section. was here this week
the guest OF Mr.. Green. They were
former friends in the old country.
There was a special here Tuesday
with the railroad officials. They
went up on the branch 10 inspect
and look over the new
line.
Charles Haines. the Narrows mer-
chant. was here Tuesday badly Grip
pied up with the rheumatism. He
went on to Hot Lake TO get boiled
out.
Eugene Mccoy was delegate TO
the state meeting OF the Knights OF
at Portland and they lik-
sd his looks so we'll they elected him
state treasurer.
The bridge gang came in Sunday
and we're taken TO the bridge over
the Malheur. near Malletts. where
they will be for several months
building the big steel bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Kohout and
daughter have returned home TO
Jordan Valley. Mr.. Kohout served
on the jury and Mrs. Kohout visited
with her sister. Miss Smith.
The Cash Grain company loaded
a car OF wool last week for Boston,
with 1877 bags in IL. II was coarse
wool and valued at about $4,000.
II was from the Van sicklin bands at
Brogan.
Mr.. Becker. of the bug section of
the U. s. department OF agriculture,
Is here to study the bugs and squir-
rels OF this section. The current
number of the Popular Mechanics
has a series of pictures which he took
In Brazil.
Bob Stanfield has been buying
more sheep and has several lots in
this county. He says the lower
ranges are getting dry and the cold
Is holding the snow In the