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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1931)
(Continued from page one) (Continued from page 1.) each week a newspaper that will be a fering for about 48 hour» if they bite Grass Valley High School credit to all Sherman county and the you. immediate family of friends of each designed, administrator of the estate Would like to see Marguerite’s B arbasi W alfolb . Ed I tor of the two newspapers that are being of Jantes Hedrick, deceased, by virtue baby. Bet they are proud. Well, we consolidated into one business. Of an order of sale dulv made and know how it feels and won’t blame Entered in the County Court of the 18.97 C. L. Ireland, editor of the Sher Coroner's Fees, gtc Bananas grow here in abund- them, SUU of Oregon for Sherman The Wasco -Warriors defeated j County Court Proceedings Jail Board of Prisoners, etc 13.50 man County Observer since the death on the 28th dav of February, 198L ance. Mostly all foods grow in some of February 'Ferm of Grass Valley Tigers in the of his father in January, 1913, and part of India. Past rest time, bo good Sherman County Fair authorising and directing the said the I County Appropriation $3500 00 manager of the newspaper since hav administrator to sell the real property first game Friday night at the Court, 1931. State Appropriation 498 38 3993.88 ing bought the Observer property in bye darling folks. belonging to said esUte at private Loads of love, Mildred. The game •ale will, from and after Friday, the Rufus Tournament. Insurance on June, 1894* in partnership with his id day of April, 1931, sell at pri was fast and exciting from atari I Clerk’s annual report of Disburte- Court House and fixures father, D. C. Ireland, and brother, vate sale for the purpose of paying ments for 1930, accepted. $420.00 F. C. Ireland now living in Portland, charges and expenses of the adminis to finish. At the end of the fir Clerk's annual report of fee» collect Fair Ground Bldgs 387.75 trabón of the esUte of the said st quarter Ihe Tigers were ahead is retiring from active pewspaper ed for 1980, accepted Experiment Sth. bldgs.219 00 1026.75 work in Sherman county. Just where j7mes Hedrick and the claims hied What Is said to be tha largest col G to 4 and at the half the score 600.00 Petition to close “Saw Tooth Road. against the same, all of the following State Eair Fund................ lection of newspapers In the world we will locate in the future is not described real property situated m was nine all. At the beginning Bids for Kent West Road and Bronx Slate Biological Survey ■ 649.18 certain at this time, although we have has been opened to the public in a Sherman County, Oregon, and be of the second half the Tigers ran Canyon Crossing, submitted by Barnett 76.00 Louise Home ............ under consideration some very good newspaper museum at Alx-la-Chapells, longing to said esUte, to-wit: 50 00 Germany. Among Ils collection of (5)ininencing at a point 88 rods due up an eight point lead before the & Mitchell $9187 00, Roe B. White for Volunteers of America 150,000 newspapers are curiosities 120 00 business opportunities. west of the Southeast corner of the Warriors could wake up and they $9421.00. Barnett & Mitchell accepted Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society It is 37 years this June since C. L. Northwest quarter of the Southeast County Clerk ordered to pay Union School Library ..... ........... KÌ5.00 Ireland first became identified with from all over the world, including an quarter of Section Eighteen (18) kept from 4 to 8 points ahead un county $88.58 for sheep grazed by Auditing County Records Eskimo paper from the middle of last 250.00 Sherman county through purchase century. in Township One (1) South ofRangc it ihe last two minutes when 85 00 Smythe Bros, in Union county during Eighth Grade Examinations Seventeen (17), East of the Wiliam with his father of the Observer then Public Health Nurse ........ , - 150 00 published at Moro. At that time his I ette Meridan, in said county and Wasco came to within two points 1928 and 1929. 300.00 ■Ute aforesaid, running thence due of our score. County Clerk ordered to pay Linn Waverly Baby Home............. With about ten father was confidential field man for j South 10 rods; thence due West to County $14.26 for taxes on sheep grtzed Taxes on Wm. Shiel property Paul Mohr, a millionaire mining cap- I the right of way of the Columbia 4econds left to play Spencer, by Henry Patjens in Linn County in 94.43 in Gilliam County................ Southern Railway Company s line as Wasco’s stationary guard, made italist of Spokane who was interest- I 9 56 Dog Lic»oae Fund ................ , 1929. now established; thence aion- said ed in opening the Columbia river to I 285.00 right of way on the Southeas.erly ■i wild shot from back of center The Grass Valley Journal app inted Premiums on Officers’ Bonds. barge and steamer service with port- I side to a point in the line between tl bus tying the score 22 all official newspaper for Sherman County Total ............................. $33.204.62 age for freight over short railroad I South and the North one-half of thi lines at Celilo Falls and the Cascades I Southeast quarter of Section Eighteen Ibis was the score when the for year 1931. Respectfully submitted Annual Report of Fees Collected By Clerk (18) ; thence due east to the point of whistle blew. In the three min of the Columbia river. It was Mohr’s G. C. AKERS, beginning, all of said land being in January 1st 1930 to January 1st 1931. idea to build short lines of railroads utes overtime period the Warriors County Clei k. the South half of the Southeast quar into the interior from the Columbia ter of aaid Section Eighteen (18) m made three points while the best Recording fees ........................... I $1169 60 Claims Allowed at The Feb Term ol Sherman County, SUte of Oregon Circuit Court fees .................... IM 00 river to provide freight for the boat Sherman County Court Commencing 264 feet West of the the Tigers could gather in was Probate Court fees.................... 161.50 EYE STRAIN line and a paper was needéd for this Southeast corner of the Northwest two. When the game ended the Marriage License fees ............. 42 00 Geo. B. Bourhill Stamps for As purpose. Can only be corrected under the quarter of the Southeast quarter of 6 00 sessor........................................$ proper conditions and by the use Gus Mohr, brother of Paul Mohr Section Eighteen (18), Township One score was 25 — 24 in Wasco’s fav- Miscel. certifying tocopies, etc. 35.50 of the very best of equipment. (1) South, Range Seventeen (17), or. Welch, one of Wasco’s for- Dog Licenses.......................... • •• 227 00 Hammond & Stephens Co Supt. and county surveyor for Wasco coun 18.33 Supples ......... ;....................... East of the Willamette Meridian; We have the Best Equipped Optical $ 1791 60 ty for a number of years after 1894, Total................. '............. Pac. Power & Light Co. Light thence running due North 19 rods; wards, was put out on 'fouls in office in Eastern Oregon. made thè survey for a railroad from Less fees to Secy, of State for 9.58 thence in Southerly direction and par he overtime period. The lineup for courthouse.......................... OPTICS EXCLUSIVELY «5 00 L. W Rakes School fair fund as Biggs south to as far as Wasco for allel with the right of way of the Migratory Liens................. Columbia Southern Railway Com was 500 00 his brother. This later was built by budget ............................... per $1766 60 pany's mam line to a point on the line E. E. Lytle and associates, using the Wasco Less Refund on Dog License ..___ L00 Geo. B Bourhill stamps for between the South and North half of Grass Valley 2 oo field notes made by Gus Mohr after Clerk ................................... Dr. Geo. F. Newhouse, Proprietor the Southeast quarter of said Sec Vintin $1755.60 F Welch Wm Shiel County charge ... 30 00 the panic of 1894 had taken a heavy tion Eighteen (18); thence due East 320 East Second Street Less fee» to State Treasurer for F Williams Mrs 8. L. Coats County charge 20.00 toll from the Paul Mohr fortunes. along said line to the point of begin Alley divorces .......................... THE DALLES. OREGON ning, the intention being to convey Barnett Dr C. L Poley second half of C Richelderfer During our residence in Sherman $1765.60 all of that certain piece or parcel of 50 00 Health Officer’s salary, 1U30 county we have seen the county grow Watkins land triangular in shape on the East ilagg Less fees to State Treasurer for Roy J. Baker premium on R. A. from its pioneer era into the present side of said railway, and adjacent to ?oley Spencer Circuit Judge fees ..... ...... 36.00 Stow’ bond.................................. 10.00 and lying on the West side of McKin condition of modern highways, its $1720 60 Geo G. Updegraff Premium on Referee — Watson. ley street in Thompson’s Addition to market roads system, and the railroad 15.00 Mee and Nesbit bonds ..... the city of Moro, except a strip two The Tigers end the basket ball Amount of fees turned over tn that serves all its communities from Joseph A. Mee drawing jury list County Treasurer for the year rods wide along the side of said Col season this year with a game at 3.00 north to south. for 1931 ..... ..! ....................... ending December 31st. 1930 $1720.60 umbia Southern Railway’s main line, THE DALLES We have chronicled the family hap said strip being reserved for the use Parkrose Saturday evening Irwin Hodson Co. Clerk’s sups. 11 15 Respectfully submitted, as a private lane or road to c<)hnect penings to some extent of nearly Ginn, Coleman & Co Court G. C. AKERS, Monday morning and after the South half of the Southeast 4.05 every family in Sherman county; house supplies . ...^........... Calls for and Delivers County Clerk v* quarter of said Section Eighteen (18) noon the pupils of Grass Valley Glass & Prudhomme Company weddings,births,and death that comes with said McKinley Street and to be 3 83 Annual Report of Disbursements ol County Clerk Clerk’s supplies........................ in Moro W asco to all, until now there are very few forever set apart and dedicated for School were entertained by an From Jan. 1st 1930 to Jan. 1*1. 1931 West Coast Printing and Binding the use and convenience of the owner enlightening, as well as, inter and Grass Valley 6 50 names of people in this county that Co Supt’s supplies ................. or owners or occupants of said tract $ 976.44 are not familiar to the publisher of Flection Expense * ........... esting talk by Dr. Messing of the West Cst. Printing and Bind Co and the owner or owners or occupants Mondays and Thursdays Sheriff’s Salary .. $1800 00 Sheriff’s Supplied ............. ! 160.95 the Sherman County Observer. To of said triangular piece or parcel of Portland, Y M C. A. Deputy Sheriff ’ s sal. 1500 00 these we must now say good bye, at land; Alva Stone predatory animat Sheriff's Trav. Exp. 600 00 3900 00 Also the following tract com 24.99 least in a newspaper sense. We wish control...................................... Office Expense, Sheriff ........... 280.36 Hugh Chrisman Express, etc mencing 264 feet West of the South 6 03 to thank every one who has helped Keni School Notes j Clerk’s Salary ....... $1500.00 east corner of the Northwest quarter 1.50 in the past to make the Sherman Dr. C. L. Poley. vital statistics 2695.00 of the Southeast quarter of Section Deputy Salary ........1195 00 CALLAWAY’S *.75 County Observer a real county fam W . E. Tate, vital statistics . Eighteen, running thence due South 234.08 Clerk’s Office Expense ......... 10 rods; thence due \yest 20 rods; Donald Maclnnes was absent Treasurer’s Salary.............. — 400.08 Eern Rakes, work in Supt’s office 33.33 ily newspaper and would apreciate it FUNERAL CHAPEL thence due North 10 rods; pience if this same helpfulness be given to 19.71 Wasco County Industrial Farm - due East 20 rods; to the place of be from school last Friday while Treasurer’s Office Expense hc . Dixon & I’atterson at 810, Funeral Director* Mr. French and the combination of ginning, all being in the South half Richard father and Ted Kell) Assessor’s Salary . ................... 1800.00 489. ac Johnson 20 days at ( the two newspaper properties to be of the Southeast quarter of Section and Embalmers 600 00 $2. $40......... 120.00 ■deputy Assessor .................... Eighteen (18) in Township One (1) ¿vere absent Monday, the latter known in the future as the Sherman 355.62 F. D. Antrim. Sealer of Weights Assessor s Office Expenses.... South of Range Seventeen (17) Eas Tuesday also. Union ’and Third St. 6 00 County Journal. and Measures.......................... Courthouse — janitor, water, of the Willamette Meridian, County We close by stating that all bills 1 1 14.73 State Industrial Accident Com. soon lights, etc. ................ ......... The Dalles, Ore. and State aforesaid, containing one The seventh graders will 2 16 and accounts due the Sherman Coun Contributicn for Jan. 1931 605 SO and one-fourth acres more or less. Circuit Court ............................ be through their reader. ty Observer up to March 1st, 1831, Geo. G. Updegraff, Diet. Atty’s Terms of sale: Cash in hand. County Court—Commissioners, 9 75 is to be paid to C. L. Ireland who will Office expenses...................... Dated this 2nd day of March, 1931. |502 80; County J udge $150.00 952.80 Jack Sather was absent from R. J, GINN, Administrator of 49.00 National Security Co. Premium also pay all accounts owing by the Justice Court................................ the Estate of James Hedrick, school Tuesday. 7.50 on Homer S Wall bond ...... 245. ('0 Sherman County Observer. Paid in County Physician .......T...... deceased. 6tm6a3 ShermanCountyObserver, print The pupils of the primarj School Supt. Salary .. .$1500 00 advance subscriptions will be contin ing for Supt’s otUce ............ . 67 50 NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF room are starling a Holland Pro School Supt. trav. exp.. 300 00 1800.00 J. K. Gill Co Supt’s supplies .. . 15.48 ued to their expiration date with the REAL PROPERTY Sherman County Journal. ject. Thia includes making » School Supt. office help ........... 1296.00 GeO. A. Potter, Mileage and tel Notice is hereby given that an ex- 468;75 Supt. Otbce Expense ................ 23 80 ephoning .................. ........... ♦cution and order of sale has been Dutch sandtable and finding out 300 00 Stock Inspector ....................... irnund out of the Circuit Court of the all about the Dutch customs City of Moro, Courthouse water 3 56 This Is a Good Story State of Oregon for Sherman Coun Care of Poor............................... 2433 97 Hdl... ........ , .... ty, to me directed and dated February Health officer. State require Whether True or Not J. M. Wilson, refund on taxes as 28th, 1931, in a suit therein pending ment of testing school child- per Court order of Jan Term Berlin. — An animal story fit to make wherein Moro State Bank, a corpora I ren, and examining Auto Union County Uhrk, taxes paid animal psychologists dance with Joy, 219 04 tion, was plaintiff an< li C. L. Chamber- Parks ..... .................... -......... for grazing sheep of Smythe lain and Emma Chamberlain, hus 79.96 Sealer Weights & Measurers . • 83 58 and animal lovers in general weep Bros. 1928 and 1929 .............. band end wife; G. J. Koepke, a single with emotion, is that which has be I Current Expenses, including Linn County Clerk, Taxes paid man, and Louia Schadewitz, were de come the topic of conversation of Adolf 88925 District Attorney's Expenses for grazing sheep of Henry fendants, and in which proceeding a E ngllsh Women Forbidden to Lure 14.26 Schmidt. I Sherman County Tractur and Patjens, 1929 ......................... judgment was rendered in favor of Huiband« With Perfumes and Mr. Schmidt and his pet shepherd, I Machinery............................... 3417.50 Pacific Telephone &Tel. Co. tot said plaintiff arainst the defendants, Iron Stays. 17.35 dog, Nora, were taking a typically j 150.00 al telephone bills................... I County Institute ................. C. L. Chamberlain, Emma Chamber- German walk, leisurely and systemati lain and G. J. Koepke, in the sum of 20.97 Geo. B. Bourhill, stamps for I DeMoss Park Board.... New York.—While America was de- I Relief of Soldiers............. 2.00 89321.67 with interest thereon from Treasurer’s office ................. cally, along the shores of the Teltow 200 00 canal, and the master was teaching the 26th day of February, 1931, at claring Independence In 1776, the Eng Nora to retrieve, when suddenly a the rate of eight per cent per annum; lish parliament was attempting by law the further sum of $750.00 attorney to make men Independent of the wiles I pigeon, wearing a red ring on Its foot, feet, and $14.75 costs and disburse of vamping ladles. The law held Iowa State College Men fluttered down at the nose of the dog. Ganders Replace Dogs ments, and which said execution com- vamps liable to the punishment ac Mr. Schmidt, thinking the bird was Are Turning Domestic Injured, ananda me to make sale of all and sin as Guards of Poultry ran nearer and beheld a corded witches, but there Isn ’ t any rec* gular the following described real Ames, Iowa.—Iowa State college Alton, England.—The gander Is re strange sight. Nora, Instead of snap property situated in Sherman Coun ord that it succeeded in accomplish placing the watchdog as the guardian men students have requested a course ping at the pigeon, carefully lay down, ty, State of Oregon, to^wit: ing much. rolled herself into a ball so that only The law, solemnly passed by parlia of poultry farms in this vicinity. “Gan In cooking and home economics. In The Southeast Quarter of Sec ders are able to give warning quicker response to their request such a course the head of the carrier pigeon was tion Twenty-two (22) ; the South ment, is reprinted in Aromatics Maga- than watchdogs,” says L. G. Richards, was started after the Christmas holi visible, and proceeded to lick and deft Half of Section Twenty - three slne. It goes thus: (23), the West Half of Section well known poultry breeder, “and they days. The men will learn not only ly nuzzle the bird most reassuringly. "That all women, of whatever age, Twenty-six (26), all in Town have been known to break a man’s leg how to cook food and clean house, but Then Mr. Schmidt saw the cause of rank, profession or degree, whether ship Four (4) South, Range Six- how to set a table properly. with their wings." the strange antics of the animals. A maids or widows, that shall, from and ten (16), hast of the Willamette dark shadow flitted over the group and after such Act, impose upon and be Meridan in Sherman County, Show a pigeon hawk circled low and lAwer. tray into matrimony, any of his ma Oregon. The dog growled. The pigeon burled j Now therefore, by virtue of said jesty’s subjects, by the use of scents, its head deeper in the dog’s flank. The execution and order of sale, and in paints, cosmetic washes, artlfidal hawk flew awny. So did the pigeon, compliance with the demands of said teeth, false hair, iron stays, hooks, ■writ, and for the purpose of satisfy high heeled shoes, bolstered hips, shall and Nora calmly went back to retrlev- , ing the judgment aforesaid, and ac Ing. cruing costs, I will, on Monday, the incur the penalty of the law in force against witchcraft and like misde 6th day of April, 1931, at the hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon of said meanors, and that the marriage, upon day, and at the front door of the conviction, shall stand null and void. Courthouse in Moro, Sherman Coun In the century and a half since that ty, Oregon, sell at public auction, law was passed, things have changed subject to redemption, to the highest considerably. Not only do men enjoy hid for cash in hand, all the right, the fragrance of good perfume about title, interest and estate in and to the said real property which said de-| their womenfolk, but they are begin fendants, or either of them, had on ning to use scent themselves. • Many of the Anglo-Saxon race are the 26th day of October, 1928, being proposed $500.000 in that the it carry the impression the date on which the mortgage men prone It to has on of restoration tioned in said decree was recorded, Isn’t near manly future for one the male of sex old buildings here. or ainee had in or to the above men to historical use perfume," says Aromatic» tioned and described real property, “Nevertheless, men are using more or any part thereof, to satisfy said perfumes and cosmetics than in former •xecution, order and decree, with in jenrs and several manufacturers are terest, costs and all accruing costs. Dated this 2nd day of March, 1931. successfully marketing lines of toilet HUGH CHRISMAN, Sheriff of preparations made especially for men.” Sherman County, Oregon. 5tm6a3 In general, the article says, men pre fer the simpler floral fragrances, such aw lilac, lavender, carnation and rose. Women are reported active In convert ing their male friends to the use of Wind Hurla Woman scents. NOTICE Of ADMINISTRATOR’S SME OF BEAL PROPERTY WMHe* is hereby given that the un When in The Dalle« HAVE YOUR Lunch or Dinner 35c (Full Course) at the R estaurakt Wm 408 E. 2nd St. The Dalles, Oregon We also serve, at usual prices, Lunch and Dinner combinations that are said by our patrons to equal Home Cooking. Bank Hotel The Dalles’ Newest and Best Hostelry Centrally Located EDW. BALL, MANAGER THE DALLES, OREGON NEW I PERKINS HOTEL Washington at FifU« Street, Newhouse Optical Co. PORTLAND, OREGON Our usual pre-war transient rates still prevail. Special Rates to permanent Guests Model Laundry UNDER THE PERSONAL MANAGEBtENT OF Edward C. Holt RATES Room with bath privilege, $1. up Outside room with private bath, $1.50 up Special rates where more than two persons occupy one room. Let us show you our Accommodations TAYLOR PLAYERS OLD LAW VOICED CARRIAGE IF GENUEKAN WAS VAMPED 3 NIGHTS AT Grass Valley MARCH 9 -10 - II The Girl From Home” CITY AUDITORIUM Wasco Warehouse Milling Co lOc Starts 8:15 - Adults 50c Moro, Oregon General Warehouse Business Flour Feed Grain Wood Coal Independent Warehouse & Milling Co. R. H. McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon Rosettn Ml «a.— When a tor- ’ ns 60 atrurk the home of Mrs. • Maggie eattle here recently ft threw her Into an open flre- ’ Two children with Iheir moth- * nr «neaped in the wreckage of tM boro*, Council Bluffs, Iowa.—Geese make burglar alarms, according to A «wakened by excItM gabbling of hie gander« when burglars tried to break $7,000,000 Spent 1 Legion Hall March 7,1931 Moro. Orc. DEALERS IN in Restoring Town IV lit lamaburg, Va.—Tbe Rock* feller Restoration already has «pent $7,000.000 In Williamsburg. Colonial capital of Virginia, and the work 1« hardly begun, ac cording to the report of Arthur Woods, president of the Wll- llameburg Holding corporation. OLD TIME DANCE :: Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders Supplies, Lumber, Wood, coal ano nay OLI) TIME FIDDLERS, to Tickle The Feet MANUFACTURERS OF FIDDLERS CONTEST MILL FEED AND FLOUR AMERICAN LEGION
