The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1920-07-01
JUNTURA NEWS NOTES

Mrs Dean Goodman and children
returned last Monday from a short
visit in Boise
Mrs William a. Robertson of Otis
Creek was a Juntura visitor last Mon
day.
Curtis Wharton left last Monday
for the o. s. L. Hospital at Salt Lake
after inflicting painful injury upon
his hand with saw, an accident
which will keep him in the hospital
for while
Jack Edmunson returned home on
Wednesday after an absence during
the shoaring season.
l.. NJ. Estes and Roy Stewart, a
nephew OF William Allen, arrived
Wednesday from Westfal for a visit
at the Allen ranch.
Mrs. Angie Murphy of Beulah pass
ed through town on Wednesday on
her way home from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Silas Tillotson Of
Drewsey.
One hundred mules we're bought
during the week from Hunter Bros.
by representatives Of Sweet and Fifer
of Kansas City
j. s. Howery, superintendent OF
the Malheur Land and Live Stock Co.
was In town last week on business.
He was Joined here by Mrs. Howery
who accompanied him to the Lockhart
place on the Little Malheur.
Mrs. william Jones and daughter
Katherine arrived on Wednesday and
| spent n few days here visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Jack Drewett and wife OF Drewsey
were business visitors in Juntura
last week.
Mrs. A. r. Masterson returned last
Tuesday from visit to outside
points.
william Jones and Jack Fairman
OF Harper visited the Farrens ranch
above Drewsey on Thursday.
Ralph Chambers and Sllas Tillotson |
OF Drewsoy we're In town during the |
week and delivered two carloads OF |
cattle TO u. G. Nickerson OF Portland. |
Stanley Asp and w. II. Jeffreys are
haying this week for William Allen. |
and Harry Churchill and Theodore
Brock, Jr. are haying for Ben Jones.
John Lynch OF Nampa arrived on
Thursday for n visit with HIS daugh-
ter Mrs. H. w. Welcome.
william Lyle and daughter OF
Otln Nl''h "'Io Juhtulh NlhltoIh on
Friday.
David Jones aud his son returned
from near Burns last week and are
employed during tho haying season
at nearby ranches,
Adam Murry aud ]. r. Macarthur
OF Boulah returned from outside
points on Thursday.
George Riley OF Drewsey was q
sHlaIlAW
Robert O'Dell OF Vale, now with
the Malheur Land and Live Stock Co.,
was visitor In town last week.
Andrew Graham returned on
after spending few days
nc his homestead near Jonesboro. lie
was accompanied by his brother.
James Graham who Is spending a few
days here
William Hanley OF Harney Co pass
ed through town on Saturday upon
his return from the East. Ho was
accompanied by Paul Bickell, an ir-
rigatlon expert from Twin Falls. Ida,
James DOnegan OF Burns was a
Juntura visitor on Saturday, return
Ing TO Burns with the Hanley party
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Oster and
Vera, OF Beulah were week
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In town for "A longer visit
with friends.
II. W. Mitchell OF Weiser. repre-
'enting the Stanfleld Co. was In town
he last OF the week shipping out two
OF wool from the shearing
plant at Gwin. He was accompanied
BY G.. r. Bailey OF Salt Lake.
b. w, TillotsOn and Andrew Me-
Donald OF Beulah passed through
own on Saturday returning from a
ew days visit In Boise.
Daniel Gallagher left Saturday
morning 10 spend a few days in On
ario.
Kinsey Stewart and Donald Master
on left Friday TO attend the Chau-
auqua at Burns.
Mrs. Jennie Upson and daughter,
Iuanita, of Drewsey passed through
own on Monday bound for outside
'oints. Mrs. Upson has been engag-
ID as Principal of the Juntura school
or the coming year and will be In