Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, June 10, 1932, Page 4, Image 4

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    THE SHERMAN
Election hall, Rufus
D. Antrim Sealer of
wts- and measures
City of Moro Courthouse
water bill
Dewey Thompson Field
6.00
F
1.91
535
200 00
Oregon State Board of
Control Care of non­
violent patients
Sherman County Journal
County printing
Geo. G Updegraff Dis’t
• Attorney's expenses
State Ind. Accident Com.
Contributions for
May
Potter Judge’s
expenses
Geo- A. Potter store Sup­
plies for A- Springer
in Salem
T D- Hathaway Care of
poor
..
Charles R Logan Audit­
ing County Records
G. A. Sargent Indemnity
for slaughtered cat-
430
853
6 37
18-40
15.00
200-00
7-50
Paul N- McColloch Sol
‘ diers care. 1932 bud
150,00
Wasco County Ind- Farm
40.00
Care Chas. Patterson
COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS
FOR JUNE TERM
Sheriff’s turnover report, accepted-
Note of Allie E Fleck, re: for care
and support of county aid, accepted-
In the matter of allowing past due
bill for drawing jury list for J of P
Court by R. J- Ginn; held for inform­
ation- *
Sheriff’s report of ^ees collected,
accepted
Claim of Chas
auditing county records, accepted and
allowed.
Clerk ordered to draw warrant
for $7 50 in favor of G- A. Sargent to
cover indemnity for. slaughtered cat­
tle-
* ' f -
Clerk instructed to issue warrant
for $150 for relief of Soldiers in favor
of Wasco Legion Post.
CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our sincere
our
thanks and. appreciation
friends for their kindness during our
bereavement and loss of. our dear
mother and sister, also for the beau­
tiful floral tokens of sympathy.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Gilder
and son.
Mr. and Mrs- Vernon Van Gilder
and family-
Mr- and Mrs. Darwin Van Gilder-
Bryant Van Gilder and son.
Mr. and Mrs- Arthur Sargent and
daughter.
Mrs- Inez Nash-
“The American Legion Auxiliary,
Frank E. Brown Poet, will present
Citizenship Honors to twenty one
Canp Fire girls at a special program
to be given at the Methodist church,
Sunday June 12th. at eleven o’clock-
Frank EL Brown Unit No. 91.
Mrs. Frank Morrow and Mrs. Dell
Hull entertained the Tillicum bridge
club and guests at the homq of Mrs.
Morrow last Thursday, afternoon
Seven tablee played and high score
for the dub was taken by Mr»- Boy
Belshee and fur the guests by Mrs.
Roy Atwood. This was the last meet­
ing for the summer-
Mr- and Mrs. B. R Torgerson of
Los Angeles left for their home last
Thursday after spending several days
as the guests of Mr- and Mra. Jdhn
McClure. Mra- McClure and Mra*
Torgerson are sisters.
Mrs. J- T. Johnson spent several
days in Portland last week-
Mr. and Mra. Herbert Root spent
the week end at Corvallis visiting
their son-
Grandma Johnson was a dinner
guest at the home of J. T- Johnson
and family Sunday-
Mr. and Mrs- F. (R. Fortner spent
last Sunday in North Dalles as the
guests of Mrs- Fortner’s sister Mrs-
John Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T- Johnson spent
Mondsy at Boardman visiting rel­
atives.
Mrs. A. D. Richelderfer and Cath­
erine accompanied by Mrs- Hugh
Bullfinch
motored to Portland Thursday to
spend several days.
Mr. and Mrs- O- A- Purcell left for
Ridgefield, Wash-, where they will
their home. Mr. Purcell has been
pastor oft he Christian church.
Mrs Rose Woodworth of Portland
is visiting at the home of her sister
Mrs. Esther Stanley-
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Wilson and fam­
ily of The Dalles spent the week end
at the Roy Belshee ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Juhnke of
Colfax, Washington, spent several
days as the guest of Mr- and Mrs-
A- T- Striker.
James Maddox returned from Port­
land Thursday where he received
medical attention for his eyes.
E. T. Sink of The Dalles was in
Wasco on business Wednesday
Miss Edith Iverson arrived in Was­
co the first of the week and has taken
COUNTY JOURNAL,
eats following an operation for ap­ dersigned has been duly appointed by
NOTICE or SHERIFF’S SALE
pendicitis-
,
.
the County Court of th« state of
In virtue of an execution issued out
Mrs. M. J- Bullfinch of Weston is
Oregon for 8$eqman county as ex­ of the Circuit Court of the State of
spending some time as the guest of
ecutor of* the-to^t will and testament Oregon, for Sherman County, upyn a
judgment and order of sale in favor
her daughter Mrs. Hugh Walker.
of Eugene A. Hoskinson, deceased^ of Elmer 8- James and against Ever­
Miss Rose Mary Walker is at the
and has qualified as such executor-
ett P- Nunn, et al., for $1500 00, with
Dalles hospital for treatment follow­
All persons having claims against interest thereon at the rate of Eight
ing an attack of appendicitis.
said estate are hereby required to pre* per cent per annum from the 22nd
A- C- Kaseberg transacted business
day of November, 1928, until paid
sent them, duly verified, with' ths $150.00 attorney's fees and $39 46
to Portland the first of the week
proper vouchors, within six months coots and disbursements, I will sell at
> Mr, and Mrs. Harry Sawin spent
from the date of this notice, to the the east door of the court house in
the week end In Portland withtheir undersigned at the office of Updegraff Moro. Oregon, on the 24th day of
daughter-
June. 1982, at the hour of 2:00 o’­
A Pepper in Moro. Oregon
clock p- m. of said dpy, pl public auc­
The Ladiea Aid of the M- E- church
Dated and first published this 27th tion to the highest bidder for cash,
mot with Mrs. R. O. Scott Friday.
day of May, 1082.
the following described real property
This was the last meeting until fall.
situated in Sherman 'bounty, State of
Guy L. Hoskinson.
The Ladies Aid of the M- E. church Executor <4 the last win and teeter- Oregon, to-wit:
will give a benefit tea at the home of ment of Eugene A. Hoskinson, de­ - Beginning at a pdlnt Fourteen
Mrs- Ed McKee June 24. Everyone
Hundred and Fourteen (1414)
ceased-
Southwest
invited to come.
Updegraff 4 Pepper,
etion Four
Mrs. Inez Nash of Kelso is spend­
Attorney for Executor-
ing several days with Mrs- Arthur
Sargent and other relatives.
Last publication on June 17th, 1982
Miss Mary Jeannette Sargent re­
turned Sunday* from Kelso and Long­
view where she had . been visiting
for the past week-.
The Ever Faithful class of the
Christian church held the last of
their seasons parties at the home of
WÄBCO, OREGON
Mrs- O'Meara Friday afternoon. At
the close of the afternoon the hostess
assisted by Me «dames Yates, Welde
and Bob McPherson served dainty re­
SPECIALS FOR JÜNE 3, 4, 6
.
freshments. About 80 were present.
W b R eserve T he R ight to L imit Q uantities
Mrs- Hattie King Andrews had as
her dinner guests Sunday Mrs. Kate
Johnson, Eliza Dingle and Mr- and
Mrs. George Lamborn.
8 for
Stanley Jones is confined to his
Cary’ Dog Food
home from an attack of the meastes- |
Blue & White Matches (buy before government
Walter Layman of the Farmers ’
effective), ctn . . *
National Warehouse Corporation of
2 for
Portland was in Wasco the first of- R& & ^Jjte Tomato Soup
the week.
Green & X
White
piuts.
- Salad
....... Dressing,
*.......
”
Miss Irene Beardsley visited in
2 for
Arlington last week with relatives- j
The Red & White Store
Notice of Annual School Meeting
'
Notice is hereby given to the legal r
voters of School District No. 7, Sher­
man County, State of Oregon, that
the annual school meeting of said
district will be held at school house,
Mi«» Ermith Sundby of Portland is to begin at the hour of 10:00 o’clock
a- m- on the third Monday of June, *
a guest at the John Royce ranch.
Mr- and Mrs- Fred Hennagin were being the 20th day of June, A- D-
1982.
visitors in Hood River Wednesday.
This meeting is called for the pur­
Miss Florence Armsworthy return­
pose
of electing one director and clerk
ed Monday* after spending several
days in The Dalles as the guest of and the transaction of business usual
at such meeting-
her sister Mrs. Norma Tweedy.
Dated this 27th day of May, 1932
Mrs- R H. McKean spent Monday
Attest:
in Boardman visiting relatives-
Lydia E- Darby, District Clerk.
Miss Opal Feldman of Portland ar­
F R Fortner,
rived Monday to spend several weeks
Chairman Board of Directors.
with her parents Mr- and
j-3-10-17
' *
Feldman.
Harry Richelderfer and daughter
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Mrs. Leo Watkins visited in Glen-
Notice is hereby given that the un
wood, Washington. last week. They
were accompanied home by Mrs Os­
car Kuhnhausen who will visit sev-
Mrs. W. C- Harper and daughter
moved to their ranch after spending
the school year in town.
•
Mrs. Chas. Harper and daughter of
Portland spent the week at their
ranch east of town-
Miss Evelyn Spencer of The Dalles
is spending several days with her par­
MORO, OREGON, JUNE 10, 1932
S.oX & Cleaner, 8 pad size
Wesson Oil, quarts................
...............
Shinola, T^o-in One or Bixby’s Shoe Polish.
Citrus PowJer, large size.----- ,• • •............. • •
Red & White Mayonnaise Dressing, pint jars
Blue & Whit# Cocoa, l-lb ctn....
Red& White Coffee, l-lb pkg..................
Blue & White “
“ “ .....................
Big Bargain Blend Coffee, l-lb -
.
Ivory Soap, Med. Size (limit 4 bars)........... .<
Camay Soap....................................................
Red & White Cut Beans, 2s.....................
Green & White Cut Beans, 2s.........................
Red & White Corn Flakes.........................
Red & White Golden Sweet Corn. v...............
2 tor
North Three Hundred six and
eight tenths <8063) feet; thence
East Six' Hundred seven (607)
feet; thence South Thirty Three
Degrees (88) East Three Hun­
dred seventy (870) feet; thence
Week Eight Hundred Sixteen
(816) feet to the place cl be- •
,
’ HUGH CHRISMAN,
__________ _________________ Sheriff
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
NOTICE Is hereby given that Julius
H. L- Ruhberg, of Grace Valley, Ore­
gon, who 0U*<«!■•> JI“*
14, SWHNEM, NW%SWM. Section
22, mm, NWUSWM, SW-
MSE%,
Section 24,
Township
8,South, Range 15 East, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Register, United States Land Office,
at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 14th
day of June, 1932.
Claimont names as witneesess.
Deidrich (Rickman,
Dick Rickman, Jr-,
Mack McKee,
Wm- Schilling,
Horman Schilling
Henry J. Patjens,
AU of Grass Valley, Oregon.
R. J. Carsner, Register.
Will give you Wholesale Prices on
TIRES, TUBES
AND BATTERIES
lauling on Combine
lotors
LOWER END OF WASCO
B ank
of
Phone 462
C ommerce
WASCO, OREGON
SaFE - CONSERVATIVE
COURTEOUS
Capital and Surplus
$66,000.00
DEPENDABLE BANKING SERVICE
4 for 30c
3 for 20c
Liberal Interest Paid on Time* Deposits
2 for
3 for
Red & White Prices Are Lower
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER
on your Combine and Motor
New Perkins Hotel
Sherman Garage & Machine Go
M .KELSON, Owaer
ARTRUDREN. Maaager
■
F. L. MORROW. Mgr.
Wasco, Ore.
RATUi
Room with Bath, $2.00 and $1.60
Without Bath. $1.60 and $100
Permanent rates as low as $12.60 per
month.
BE YOUR OWN FEED MERCHANT
Buy Youi* Need« From Us And
Save The Profit.
1% TON
E take particular pride in announcing the
new Model A-3^ .. an outstanding example
of truck design and construction which reflects
the century-old reputation Er reality that is be-
hind uit International products. It offers this
lasting quality in a truck cf smooth ^cylinder
power at lac ruinurkably 1 nv chassis price of $795.
Th*' A-3 is u
truck ... a pjvm Ofiul an J
beautiful both inside and out. And judged on
whate'tr basis of ccst-figuring you may use.jyou
will find it decidedly economical.
Visit ohr showrqom or phone us fqr a demon­
stration. See the A-3 ... try it out,... then own
itl And remeiiiber ... you can rely on us to see
to it that the Mofifl A-3 will always deliver the
famous InteiL
mal service to you!
W
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Standard Sanricg ^rotacta
k my car • • aavaa repaire
TTOR RVBMY csrpM Up», Maadaid
P Ptodoeta sad $tssdsrd Servite sie s
Two wheelbase lengths, 136
and 160 inches
FULL LINE OF CHICK FOODS
»795
Chick Mash, Chick Scratch, Milk Chick
Starter, Developing Mash.
for the 136-inch wheelbase
chassis, Mandará equipment,
f. o. b. factory
Model A-3 Features
4-speeds forward and 1 reverse
... powerful 6-cy Under engine,
3%4nch bore x 4Virinch stroke
.. . iLinch single plate, vibra-
tion-danrpened clutch ... full-
floating rear axle... irreversible
canwnd-levyr steering gear ...
semi-elliptic auxiliary rear
springs . .. 4-whecl, mechani­
cal internal« expanding shoe
type brakes.
_
MILL RUN per sack.........................................; -.
SHORTS per sack......... :. . . .................................
ROLLED WHEAT per sack................................
LAYMORE MASH per sack
;...............
CRACKED CORN per sack..................... ...........
OYSTER SHELL per sack....................... .
CALF MEAL..*...*.../.................
‘...........
ALFALFA MEAL ................................ .
BRAN....................................................................
ECG PRODUCER................................................
SCRATCH FEED..................................................
1.00
¿.10
2.00
1.25
1.35
2.30
1.90
SALT
% G round ,
For high Octant Efficiency
STANDARD
GASOLINE
SUNSET MOTOR CO
The Dalle«, Oregon
IMI.KNAIIONAL
so ib. sack.................................. 60c
65c
BLOCK, PLAIN.50 lb.......................................
BLOCK, SULPHURIZED, 50 lb...................
SULPHURIZED BLOCK 5 Ib 15 cents,. 2 for
Prices Subject to Change -
NTERNATIONAL
TRUCKS
Sherman Cooperative Grain Grew°r5
WASCO. OREGON