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IUI RHMRMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST IC 1994
FOUR
News from the Wasco Community
National Bankin* corporation, and
t *”»”
*£ uttk
Defendant«,
No 2246
A traffic accident occured at hundred and four Wert present
NOTICE pF ÍQIERIFF'S BALK
the comer near Hull's shop Sat
By viftue of an Executl
• Mr. ai , Ir¿ A. T. Striker and
urday when a light car carrying
cree and Order of Sale, Issued out
Betty and'Shirley toft Sunday to!..
'Leonard Schults and 2 year old attend the wedulng of Mtop^whto mitts Tfti 11 offerì
of the above pntitled Court, in
non Bobby and Miss Frances Me Duval at Lexington. The/ will al- ' threaten^ fAffa«
the’ above entitled cause, to me
Kay of Antelope collided with a so Visit their daughter,' Grtirgia «Vfert ' rnbant cfc.
onto his Alrtcted and dated tb<e 7th day
truck driven by Harold Ginn. Bob ” at Coitoli; Wash, Qrt' cNldreiV'fkrrt1 ani hotoa
tint f«** Af ÀAgUrt. 1984, upon a judgment
by Schults was cut on the face vWting their father, Ar^jbhhkb year thete <tobt'
in said
t bom rendered and entered
requiring thh attention of Dr. atTotf.x
bili to Çourt on the list day of July,
' JwHteeA'hafè
Richekierfer. The little car was ov
|984, to favor Of Oregon Mutual
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|M0rt debtor
’ erturned and the top was badly
Vf* Insurance Company, an On»-
nt.
new vili tor m Portland SàtiBNlay
thert ara’ teme altra- gpn corporation, and against the
indicated by a hereinafter dÜacribed real propier-
Mrs.
G.
E.
Upton
and
;
The week end guests of Mr. and
ty, th the sum of Five Thousand
'.Urs. Afton McIntyre ’' were the Edward Ujkon of Fo'rest
00-100 (16009.00) Dollars and ia-
rt
tihendment,
it
holds
many
serioui
Mises Irene and Joy Haselitt of and Mrs. G. H. Ostrandet df
terert th erbon at the rate of six
for
any'
farmer,
the
ar-
land
visited
with
Mrs.
R.
Ô:
The Dalles, Mr. and Mrs. L. H.
per ceqt per annum from July
leaving Wednesday.
Curtis of Portland.
10th, ¿1911. until paid, and for
the further sum of Twe Hundred
Mrs. Elisabeth Fuller And
Little Jtan McIntyre returned
home after a Lug visit with rel Vivian Trounce were in The D«l- other, but the prospects are that Fôrty-hine and 88-100 (924949)
Dollars and IxRereet thereon a^
atives.
the rt|e of air percent per annum
' Visitor at
Loomis from Fos- un£”’ ths, jurisdiction of a court, from' February 8th, 1982, until
¡¿tor Of her grandr’ Either
out
tAnkrup- paid, ahd for the further sum of
Urt’Jsir
toy
the
farmer
will
have
good Ofne Hundred Seventy-4hree and
Banee.
rille Yo- VW
u Alton ^wl
74-100 (9172 75) Dollar«, together
sited
payments
to
meet,
he
must
erbrand, Mr. and
’<un4 Mr
pay interest pint principal or an- * wAtli interest thereon at the rate
Mrs. Robert T^rns.
were
nual rental hnd all tavas
The °f
percent per annum from
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------ *>cAmber 19th, 1982, until paid,
Among visitors in Bonneville end.
Rd for the forther sum of Thlr-
¿te Sargent and
r 90-100 (990.00) Dollars, to-
ancs
on
all
buildings
and
will
hold
Alder visited in
r
PU
ht with
tntereat; thaiwon at
• A
him
responsible
for
any
deterior
1 home Monday.
t|la Kto of '«lx percent par annum
ation of the property.
_
and Mrs. ’ Certainly, it will not pay the froni November 16th, 1982, until
oC JMee.^M^AneMrtMtoy^t
farmer to flirt with! ‘‘bankruptcy PMd» And for the fuythier num«
where he has any equity at al! of Two Hundred Seven and 35-100
iMrs. "AdtOStÄ ’Huckin left for left in his property. ’ Meanwhile (9207.35)’ Dollars, together wt|th
**’Mrs? “McKinney and sons Earl
thereon at the ratn of
Portland Tuesday.
the county farm dpbt adjustment
and Wnt. "Werd m Dufuf Bdnday
«!<
percent
per annum from Jan
committee
are
adjusting
the
debts
Kenneth1 Stewart and 6 month
iTÍd btflukHt home a load of wood.
uary
5th.
1914,
unitll paid, and
old child of
fus haa an acci- o fan increasing number of far
"‘BHF ÂflCéaA Anr MéMn Watofe derrt'Ti
for
the
further
»pm
of One Hun-
mers,
even
those
whose
equity
in
the wheels of
Were s ficta tors ab the whoW •»
<l*9d
I
Efghty-fflte
and 41-100
their
property
is
’
near
the
vanish
thd* car
{thè road causing it
The^Dallwr Bunday
•(9195'41)
Dollar«,
togo^er
with
to turn over."Both received some ing point, the article concludes.
Interest
thereon
at
¿he
rate
of
IMrs. F. E. Curry and daughter bruises.
«lx percent per annum from Ap
> Dd^Uu-d Field» “ returned from
ril 10th. 1934, untjlt paid, and for
J’oHland with a spiffy Ford' road
the further sum of Three Hun
•Mary Marshall of Portland’ was' ster.
dred
00-100 (9800.00) Dollars, at-
(Continued from page one)
• k visito!' rt ^hr Mme of Mr. and
torbey
’« fee«, and for Plaintiff’s
T' Mrs? Hugh* White returned af E. D. McKee, 4U l 91. mdse. Sid-
’M«. Ed’ WtKee.
coats and disbumetn^ec^to herein
ter a visit with her mother at Her
Anne Shop, 5th. 11. J. P. Yat incurred, taxed and allowed in
Mrs. B.
Mprgan of Cheneys miston. ’ Mrs. Theo. Beletski and
store.
the sum of Twenty 00-100 (920.00)
. W m I u , and o’Don ' Lockhart? ' Wertr
Dollar dinner: 1st. Trip to State Dollars, and the further sum of
to their -RflMW rt'Hermiston.
Fair, 2nd. |2. mdse Conlee store costs and dlsburs. ni^rtt« of and
U4' *
? * h- • *
Mabel Cothran of Moro spent
Henry Savage, who has been a 3rd. 91. mdse. Conlee’s store.
upon this writ; and ln favor of
the week end at the home of Mr.
home left for
Defendant The First National
Three blood transfusions were Bank
and Mix H. T. White.
, Cal Tuesday.
The Dalle«, a National
necessary to save a lady's life at Hanking corporation. Cross Com
IMrs. iRoss Andrews of The Dal
Miss Erma Ferrel and Jack Cl a hospital. A brawie young Scot
plainant. against the hereinafter
les was the guest of Miss Effie ough were weekend visitors with
offered his Mood. 1^« patient gave deecjjfbed real property, for the
Andrews Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob McDonald.
him $50 for the first pint, |2b sum of Nine Thousand 00-100
Mrs. M. G. Tuel was in Port
The Dorcas society met Thurs- for the second pint—but the third (99000.00) Dollars, together with
land Sunday bringing small dau
time she had so much Scotch blood interest thereon at the rate of
ghter, Marian home from a visit Watkins at which tinme they dec- in her she only thanked him.
1 eight 'percent per annum from
with her grandmother.
ided to give a silver tea at Mrs.
October 9th, 1992,until paid, and
A. B. McGormery of Portland McKean’s on the 25th of August. IN THE CfRCmT COURT DE the further «um of One Hundred
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
* Miss Edna Sbephardson of Ba THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN. Fifty 00-100 (9150)00) Dollar«, a«
Louis Scholl and Charles Fields ker visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. OREGON MUTUAL LIFE INS Attorney’s fees, and for its corts
returned from their huckleberry- C. Harper and Miss Georgia. She URANCE COMPANY, f an Oregon and disbursements herein incur
red, taped and , allowed in the
ing trip with the report that the was la teacher here eight years eorpbratrfon.' plalnUff.
sum i of Thirteen and 25-100
succulent berries are scarce tHs
(918.25) Dollars, commanding me
year in the mountains.
(Mrs. Susie Hastings of4Vancou GEORGE
LAMBORN and to make sale of the following des
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Nesbit and ver, Wash., is a visitor* at the HATTIE LAMBORN, husband and cribed real property, situate in
family attonobd the Cook faftily home of her son, Lewis Hastings. wife, THE FIRST NATIONAL the County of Sherman, State of
BANK OF ^HE DALLES/ a Onego n, to-Wlt:
reunion in Gresham Suhday One
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Field.
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FAIR
The West half (W&) of Sec-
tion Twenty-bne <21 ),
Township One (1) North of
Range Seventeen (17) Eart,
of the Willamette Meridian,
containing 820 acres, more or
less:
and the rentals to be paid by
L. P. Haven foff the term of the
crop year of 1994;
NOW, THEREFORE, by i^frtue
of said Execution, Decree and Or
der of Sale, and in compliance
with the command» kof said Writ,
I will., oa Hat uni.iy) the Sth day
of September, 1934.
at 10:00
O’clock JUM.. at th* front door
of the County Court Hot^< In
the OXy of Moro, Sherman Jaun
ty, Oregon, aell at' Public auction
subject tov' W<emp«on to th*
highest' bidder for bash to hand
aH the right. tMBe and'^ln^rest
which the within named Defen
dant«, or either of Any of them,
in the above ^ntlifed au^. had
on the 9«th day of October, 1990,
or at any time Knee said date
tn and to the above described pro-
v— ^-* A A-
flrx
_A
rate of 1» percent from tho first
day of March, 1929, for th* fur-
ther num of 1200.00 attorney's
fee«, and for the further sum of
947.10 costs bnd dtaburaemenfta
occurred in said suit and for ac
cruing costs, commanding me to
sell the following described real
property together with all the ap-
puritenancee thereunto belonging,
to-wit:
The South half of the North
half and the Northeast quar
ter of the Southeast quarter
of Section Twenty, and the
East half of the Northwest
quarter and the Southwest
quarter of the Northwient qua
rter of Section Twenty-one in
Township Four, South of Ra
nge Fifteen, Eart of the WM-
lamhtte Meridian. In Sher-
? man County, Oregon* ,
The Southeast quarter of the
Northeast quarter and the
Northeast quarter of the Sou-
. theaat quarter of Section NÍ-
; neteen: » the North half of
the Southwest quarter, the
Northwest quarter of the So«
theast quarter of the South
east quarter of Section Twen-
Sheriff of Skeemaa
1914
First pubMoalioa A
T.1ÍI4 " tar of th* Northed quair
Last psbUoaÜoñ
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of Section ’twenty-one to'®®**
wnteip . 4, B. R. 15. tWJI
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
THE STATE OF tMtEGON FOR
la Sherman County, Oregon»
SHERMAN COUNTY
NOW, THEREFORE. by vir
tue
of said Execution', decree and
Levi Ohrisman, Plaintiff,
order of sale and In compiiahee
with said return, I will on Sat
Bernard Nya and Agned Nya,
urday the'8 th day of September,
husband and wife. Gborga W.
Edwards and Mary A. Edwards, . 1984, at 2 o’clock p.m, of said day
husband ind wife, Thomas SOver at th* front door of th* Sherman
thorn and Stone Ôob1 SHvdrthorn, County Court House in Moro, Ore-
gon, . sell at public auction, sub-
husband and wife, D«fenda*t<
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S BALE ject to redemption, to the high-
Under and by virtue of a fore est bidder for cash in hand, all
closure execution and order of 6t the right, title. and Interest
sale issued out of the above en which the above named Defend -
titled court, in?thd above entit anta, or either of them, have In
led suit, to me directed and dated •aid property, to satisfy said cor
the «th day of Audurt, ‘ 1994, ecntlort, decree, order of sale. In-
upon a judgment rendered and tercet, costs and accruing costa.
HUGH CHRISMAN
entered In iaid court and cause
Sheriff
of Sherman County
on the isth day of July, 1984,
in favor of the Plain Iff named
and against Défendants Bernard
Nys and Agnee Nya for the gum IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
of 91900.00, with Interest at the
THE STATE OF OREGON
WASCOMARKET
- RED 4 IHRE STÖRE
Groceries—Meats—Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables in
Season
1 «¿tati*
THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
TH9 OREGON - WASHINGTON
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK of
Portland, Oregon, a corporation,
Plaintiff,
versus
JAMES HARVEY FERRELL and
COUNTY of SHERMAN, a mun
icipal Corporation of the State of
Oregon.
Defendants,
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
By virtue of the writ of exe
cution and order of sale duly is
sued out of the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon for the Cou
nty of Sherman, on the 7th day
of July, 1994. pursuant to a de
cree emered in said Court, July
5th, 1914, in a suit wherin The
Oregon- Washington Joint Stock
Land Bank of Portland, Oregon,
I« plaintiff, and J a rnt*« Harvey
Ferrell and County of Sherman,
& Municipal Corporation of the
State of Oregon, are defendants,
said wn’t being dinected to me
commanding me to make sale of
the real property herinafter des
cribed, I will on Saturday, the
11th day of August,
1984, at
10:00 o’clock am., at the front
door of the Court House of Sher
man County, in the City of Moro,
State of Oregon, offer for sole
and proceed to sell to the high
est bidder for cash in hand the
following described real property,
situate in Sherman County, State
of Oregon, to-wit:
Southeast Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter (SEU of
NWH) and East Half of the
Southeast Quarter (El/^ of
SE H) of Section Seven (7)
and the Wert Half of the
* Nóriheast^ Quarter (WIL of
> NEM>’
West Half
• ’ of •’ the - ßoutHwert Quarter .
BWK) of Section -
Eight (8>, Township One(l)
* North, Range Nineteen (19)
East of Willamette Meridian,
and that certain piece or par-
5oe! tying and being in «aid
seetton. Township and Range
- * and more particularly des
cribed as follows: Beginning
* at a noint 80 rods East of
- the Northwest comer of the
Section Eight (8), Towtohip
One (1) North, Range Nine
teen (19) East of the Wll-
Meridian.
thence
lamette
East 70 rods; thence South
160 rods; thence West 70
rods; thence North ISO rods
to the ‘ place of beginning.
containing all told J50 acres
more or less
to satisfy the sum of Four Thou-
sand Six Hundred Seventy-Two
<$<.672160
and 66-100 Dollars
with interest thereon at the rate
of six per cent (6) per annum,
from the 5th day of July. 1934:
and the further «urn of One
Thousand Two Hundred E^Ighty-
Two and 08-100 Dollars(81,282.08)
with intereet thereon at thie rate
of eight per cent (8) per annum
from the 5th day of July,1934;
and the further sum of 8500.00
attorney’« fees; together with the
costa of said suit tax^« at 810.40,
and the costa of and upon said
Hugh Chrisman .
Sheriff of Sherman County,
State of Oregon
R. H. McKean
Mrs. B. E. Hailey, Asst.Mgr.
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XI
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Crown Mills FLOUR
GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE
A Modern Payable
2nd Season
CHICAGO
NOW IN EFFECT
There used to be a cigar, the RB
’Not Advertised".
WORLDS
FAifti
PORTLAND ROSE
.
Retailers of
On all boxes of it was the slogan
Oregom
Where is it now?
While people have been for getting1 that brand erf "ftfiohing several
other cigar makeas have been advertising their product.
the
tn PfiQpRtSS
most popular brands, found in every cigai case where ever you go.
< > à
Ncworr cOMiHone^CbgsrwWtionssdDialna V il ¿fa'ti
Curs 4b hiake your tUrtfort supreme.
Fresh ¿toon, purified oir tempered to your
Sa"spto rou*u trip
utmost comfort of dR seosons of the year.
to
.
W. in Deluxe chair car
$88.80 tourist stoei
Barter »hen
.L
fwniels.Ths«sfss»> 857..<5 standard sb
b^buy feed »orvM: ’Barths extra on Is
two
Business competitors, in this county Inf out ’tie tbntfnudtm)/' try
ing to attract customers away from their rivals.^ -Eventually thosr’Who
make the greatest effort to draw the custcttnerrget'thimJ Th# tatefehant
OtAL withWHJRlOCAL .
who depends merely upon his contocts with his customers while «they^ hre
in his store is at a disadvantage compared with the one Who uses adver
tsing to interest customer» in their homes,
TWenty years ago the makers of KBs were pourd of the fact they
did not advertise.
1
Today their competitors art*proud ihst the ihakers of
Snow Maid Flour
• Feed
Grinding $6.25
You Can’t Afford
wheat at my new low price of
S2.2S per ton.
Mill Feeds
High Grade Family
Patent Flour
Advertising in it reaches the people with its-fnessoge.
Write me at
Heppner, Oregon
or call J. M. Yotlinfc KldJtSike
H.
per bbl.
■»TheSHtWMÄN'COUNTY JOURNAL«goes*to
weariy***e(Vbom4 the county with'its weekly news.
*
52 per cent or over copper
► RB didn't Advertise. ’ - —
Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers
c. Happótd
WASCO. OREGON
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