Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, August 17, 1934, Page 4, Image 4

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    THS MKlUtAM COVNTY JOUKNAU MORO, OREGON FRIDAT, AUGÜVT H, MU
mt Wilma ghaeta, N.O., CUuA-
rtl Xtth, 1994, untin paid, and for thorn and Jane D09 Sllvwrthorn,
sand Six Hundred Sixty- Three the further aam af; Three Hun­ husband and wife. Defendants,
June Spencer, Tretts. Mae Yocum
and H-100 Dollars (IMIMI). dred 99-190 (6309.90) Dollar«, at- NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
Warden. Chas. Sisctl, Con. Sam
with interest thereon from date of torney's fees, and for Plaintiff's
Under and by virtue of a fore-
Mrl Mary Knox returned home Hotater were visiting* in The Dal- Brock, *1.0^ Roy Beehre, O.G.,
ooete and dtabumerne«« herein closure execution and order of
Selma Watkins. muricisi», Elite
cent (I) per annum; and the fur­ incurred, taxed and allowed in aale issued out of the above en­
Dingle, L.S.N.G., Manaa Medler
and Mrs. Frank Betts.
ther sum of Eight Hundred For­ the «urn of Twenty 00-100 («0.99) titled court, in the above entit­
R.S.V.G. and Mabel McPherson
ty-seven
and 99-199 Dollars («47. Dollars, and the further sum of led suit, to me directed and dated
Mrs. Wilwa Sheets and Beryl.
Miss Esther Knox of Tygh Val-
L.S.V.G.
90),
with
Interest thereon from coate and dtoburvemlente of and the Oth day of August, 1134,
Mrs. Vivian Rust and Darlene
the
date
of
this decree at he rate upon thia writ; and in favor of upon a judgment * rendered and
Sdbool opens September 6 with
stives and friends this week. Sha were visiting in The Dodies Satur
of
eight
percent (8) per annum; Defendant The First National entered in said court and cause
was a teacher in the Gordon Ri­
and the further sum of 6109.99 Bank of The Dallsa, a National on the 28th day of July, 1934,
dge school about three years ago. . Mrs. Evelyn Betts and IMra.
which tho Court adjudges to be Banking corporation, Crowa Com­ In favor of the F tain Iff named
of The Dalles were viait-
Kenneth Ferguson of Portland
a
reasonable sum to bo allowed plainant, against tho heroinafter and against Defendants Bernard
tory. Louise Carvel, EagUaK
was a guest at the Smith andDar-
plaintiff op attorneys’ Wte to- deeufLbed real property, for the Nys and Agnes Nys for the sum
Athletics, Esther Gloria Rickards the rat« of eight patent (•) per gather with coats of. said suit tax* sum of Nine Thousand 00-10Ô of «600.00, with Interest at the
Earl
McKinney
will
drive
the
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilde and
Geography, World History, Music annum; and thé further sui of ed at Twelve and 55-199 Dollara (99999.90) Dollars, together with rate of 10 percent from the first
Gordon
Ridge
schol
bus
this
year.
(112.55), and the-soste of and up- Interest thereon at tho rate of day of March, 1929, for tho fur­
daughter Jone are spending their
Leona Clothier, Latin in high >400.00 as attorney's fees.
eight percent per annum from ther sum of 6200.00 attorney’s
on^aald
writ
vacation at Long Beach.
Mrs. Jessie Amos was a visitor school and grade subjects, Lor­
October
5th, 1993,until paid, and fee«, and for the further |um of
55-100
Dollars
at
Twelve
HUGH CHRISMAN.
and Mrs. W. E. Tate’s Sunday at the home of W. N. raine Darby, primary, Marie And (912.55) and the coats of and up­
tho
further
aum of Ono Hundred 347.10 costs hnd dMburuemen|t>*
Sheriff of Sherman County.
rew^ third and fourth. The school
».aughter, Mrs. Wittenburg and McDonald at Rufus.
Fifty
00-100
(6150>00j Dollars, as occuned in said suit and foi* ac­
on
said
writ.
9-17—9-14 State of Oregon
husband of 1 a > s Angeles are vis­ - Mrs. E. D. McKee entertained will be departmentalised to a
attorney's fees, and for its coots cruing costs, commanding me to
HUGH
CHRISMAN,
’
large
degree
this
year.
the Contract bridge dub in hon­
iting here.
and disbursements herein Incur­ •ell the following ‘descritied real.
Sheriff of Sherman County,
or of her sisted, Mrs. Marshall
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF red. taxed and allowed in tho property together with all the ap-
Gene Spencer is' visiting with 1-17—9-14
Howard McWade, nephew of of Portland. Mrs. F. S. Lambom
State of Oregon
THE OTATE OF OREGON FOR sum of ; Thirteen and 25-100 purtenkne©« therdunto belonging,
Mr? Elizabeth, Fuller and his wife received first prize and Mrs. Mar­ Rose Ellen Barnett at Kent this
THE COUNTY OF «HERMAN (313.25) Dollars, commanding me to-wit:
were here Sunday for a visit.
shall! guest prize. Eight guests
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Mrs. L. H. Curtis is a guest of THE STATE O"F OREGON FOR OREGON MUTUAL LIFE INS­ to majKO sale of the following des­
The South half of tho North
M
and Mrs. John Wemmak were present
URANCE COMPANY, an Oregon cribed real property, situate In
Mrs., Elisa Dingle at Camp Sher­
half and tho Northsart quar­
and S*^ Van Vac tor of The Dal­
SHERMAN COUNTY >
th< County of Sherman, State of
Mrs. Earl Hurd and Enid are
corpomtton, plaintiff.
ter of ths Southeast quarter
les war- ”i''8ts of Mr. and Mrs. spending several nays in Portland man on the Metolius.
THE OREQpN- WASHINGTON
Oregon, to-wlt:
df Section Twenty, and the
E. D. McKee and family Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Fortner Is at Grand JOINT STOCK* LAND BANK OF GEORGE M. . LAMBORN
Tho West half (WH> 0Ç800-
Doris Bonney visited Miss Lor­ Dalles visiting her sister, MrsJ.C. PORTLAND, OREGON, a corpor­
Bast half of the Northwest
tlon TwMity-ofio (21), la
Mrs. R. O. Scott entertained raine Darby for several days.
quarter and the Southwest
ation,
Plaintiff
Qrawfordz
.
’
Township One (1) North of
wifa, TRE FIRST NATION AI
for her nephew Master Edward
quarter ot ths Northwest qtia-
The Garden club met with Mrs. ; Mrs. McKinney and sons, Earl
versus
-
+
Range Seventeen
EaM
BANK OF THE DALLES, a
Jay Upton, Lawrence, Robert and
.
rjer of Section Twenty-one In *
L. P. Haven with Mrs. R. O. and William left Fridhy for a vis ROT POWELL. ALICE POWELL National Banking corporation, sad
Of tho WSUametto Marldih*
Jerry Neabit were guests.
Township Four, South of Ra-
Scott in charge of the program it to her brother in Ogden and her
containing 320 acre«, more or
ELVA A. MOR ER JONE8,
•Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dewald of Culture of peonies and iris was old home in Tennessee and the ELVA A. BRYANT,
ftge Fffteeu. East of the WU-
team
Defendants,
BRYANT, as Administratrix of
Corvallis spent Tuesday night at discussed. Nine were present
t MmMte MsrMtaa. ie - Sher-
/
1-0.
birthplace of the boys in Illinois.
and tpu rentals to he paid by
No. 22«
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis .The new officers for Marion They will visit the fair before thé Estate of W. C. Bryant, de­
man County, Oregon*
L. P. Haven for tho term .of the
ceased,
LOIS
C.
BRYANT,
P.
G.
NOTICE
OF
SHERIFF'S
SALE
The Southeast quarter pf the
Scholl. The Dwalds were eturn­ Rebekah Lodge No. 127 were in­ returning.
O’MEARA, doing business under
By virtue of an Execution. De­ crop year of 1994;
Northeast quarter and tho
ing from Glacier Park.
stalled by Gertrude Mee, D.D.P.
NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue
Mrs. Susie Hartings, mother of the name of O'Meara Supply and cree and Order of Sala issued out
Northeast quarter of the Sou­
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Spencer, assisted by Marian Medler, Mrs.
Implement Company, MARGAR- of the above entitled Court, In of «aid Egeewtion. Decree and Or-
Lewis
Hartings
and
her
sister
theast
quarter of Section Ni-
Idabell and Ruth and9 Mrs. Ida Yocum and Selma Watkins. They
der of Salo, and In compilation
Y and Q. A. Me
Mrs. Dodd and husband of Spo­ ET L McCAR
neteen: the North half of
directs and fated tb«e 7th day with the commands of said Writ,
kane were visitors here for sev­ CARTHY. Def lants.
the Southwest quarter, the
I will, on Saturday, the 8th day
eral days. Mr. Dodd is the origin NOTICE OF SHERIFF’® SALE of August, 1994, upon a judgment
Northwest quarter of the 80- -
of September, 1994, at 10:00
ator of Father’s Day.
utheast quarter sKd the Sou­
By virtue oif' the writ of ex­ rendered and entered > in aald o'ctoqfi A>M.. at Iha front doo»
theast
quarter of the South
ecution
and
order
of
sale
duly
Mildred Butler returned to Col­
1994, In favor of Oregon Mutual of the Çounty Court Hoty»ev In
east quarter of Section Twen­
fax, Wash., aftr visiting her par­ issued out of the Circuit Court Lite Insurance Company, an Ore­ thé City of Moro, Hherman Coun­
ty and the Northwest quar­
ents, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Butler. of the State of Oregon for the gon corporation, and against the ty. Oyegon, sell at public auction
ter of the Southwest quar­
County of Sherman, on tho 15th
Mrs. Everett McQuillan return­ day of 'August, 1994, pursuant to hereinafter described real proper­ pubject to redemptton to the
ter
and the Northwest quar­
ed from Seattle where she had a decree entered in said Court, ty, In the sum of Five Thousan« highest bidder for cash in hand
ter
of the Northeast quan-
ajl the right, tide and interest
been with her daughter, Mrs. Jean August
of Section Twenty-one ¡In To­
14th, 1994,
in a suit 00-109 ($5999.90) Dollars and ln- which the within named Defen­
Joyal who is recovering from an wherein The Oregon-Washington tereot thereon *at the rate of six
wnship 4, 8. R. 15, E.W.M
dants. or either or any of them,
operation.
in Sherman County, Oregon^
Joint Stock Land Bank, a corpora­ per ceht per annum from July in the above entitOad auff, had
Mrs. Maua* Akers is stopping in tion, is plaintiff, and Roy Powell, 10th. 1921, until paid, and foi on the 28th day of October, 1990,
NOW, THEREFORE. by vir­
Moro while her daughter. Mrs. Alice Powell, Elva A Bryant, Elva the further sum of Two Hundred or at any - time since said date tue of said Execution, decree and
Lloyd Hennagin visits with her A. Bryant, as Administratrix of Forty-nine and 99-199 («49.88) th and to the above described pro­ order x>f aale and in compliance
brothers, Wayne in Eugene and the Estate of W. C. Bryant, de- Dollars and interest thereon at perty, or any part thereof, to with aald return, I will on Sat­
ceased, Lois C. Bryant, P. G. the rate of six percent per annum satisfy said Execution and Decree urday the 8th day of September,
Carrol in Albany.
O'Meara, doing\busineM under the from February 8th, |992, until Interest, costs and accruing costs. 1924, at 2 o'clock p.m. of said day
Mrs. Mary Frances Miller pass­
name of O’Meara Supply and Imp paid, and for the further sum of
at the front door of the Sherman
Dated. August 7th, 1994.
ed away after a long illness at
lemjent Company, Margaret L* Me One Hundred Seveaty<4hree and
County Court House In Moro, Ore­
*•
HUGH
CHRISMAN,
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Carthy < and G. A. McCarthy, are 75-100 (9179.75) Dollars, together Sheriff of Sherman County, Ore. gon, sell at public auction, sub­
L. R." Walsh with whom she had
defendants, said writ being dir­ with Interest thereon at the rale First publication August 10,1934 ject to redemption, to the high­
lived for the past two and a half
mt per annum from
ected
to me commanding me to of
Last publication September 7,1934 est bidder for cash In hand, all
years.' Previously her home was
make sale of th» real property Docember 1,9th, 19«, until paid,
of the right, title, and interest
in Vancouver.
She leaves four
haremaftcr described, I will on and for tho further sum of Thir­ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF which the above named Defend­
chilciren, Mrs. Ralph Sturgess of
Saturday, the 15th dayof Septem­ ty 99-190 («9.00) Dokara, to­ THE STATE OF OREGON FOR ants, or either of them, have in
Coquille, Mrs. Erwin (Huth of
ber, 1994, al 10:00 o'clock apn. gether with . interact thereon at
•aid property, to satisfy said ex­
SHERMAN COUNTY
Rainier, Homer Miller of Mt.
at the front door of the Court the rate of six percent per annum
ecution, decree, order of sale. In­
Vernon, Oregon, Mrs. Walsh and
house of Sherman County, in the from November 19th, 1922, uhtll Levi Chrisman, Plaintiff,
terest, costa and accruing costs.
two brothers and one sister living
paid, and for the further num
versus
Town
of
Moro,
Stale
of
Oregon,
HUGH CHRISMAN
This wel|. drilled on the farm ot United States Senator Townsend, in Kansas. She was 65 years of
offer for sale and proceed
sell of Two Hundred Seven and 96-190 Bernard Nys and A«nM Nys,
Sheriff of Sherman County
end which struck oil at 4U0 feet, may be the start of an oil rush In age at the time of her death.
to the highest bidder for cash in (9207.95) Dollars, together wfth husband and wife, George W.
A-10—8-7
Bridgeville. Del., to compare with those in many a Texas or Oklahoma
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCulloch hand the following described real Intemst thereon at the mi« of Edwards and Mary A. Edwards,
village. The well was drilled by the Cleveland Petroleum company, which
aix percent per annum from Jan­ husband and wife, Thomas Silver-
has been studying the region for the past seven years, and which has ano* daughter returned from Port- property, actuate in Sherman Co- uary 5th, 1994, uriUI paid, and
unty, gtato of Oregön, to-wlt:
bought up options on farms within a radius of several miles of the strike.
for the further aum of One Hun­
beginning of school.
Ixjte One (1), Two (2) and
dred
Eighty-five • and 41-190
Thrlee
(3)
and
the
South
Half
Betty
Jean
Brown
is
a
visitor
(1195141)
Dollars, together with
First la Sheaaadeah Valley
Tiger, Bear Fight All Day
of th© Northeast Quarter (8
at the home of her aunt, IMrs.
■
interact
thereon
at Aho rate of
The first white man to visit the
Raging nil day, s battle between
Hof NEH), and the North
Art. Smith.
,
six
percent
per
annum
from Ap-
Shenandoah
valley
I.nuis a liger and a wild boar near
Half of tjie Southeast Quarter
Miehelle, a Frenchman. In 1TU7. He Jhanshi. India, ended late In the
Mrs. Everett’s daughters, Mrs.
(NH °f SEH) and theNor-
was followed In 1710 by Governor evening In a victory for ths tiger. Jack Ramey, and daughter Doris
thedst Quarter of the South­
Spotswood and his Knights of th« The two were seen lighting early In of Oakland. Cal, and Mrs. I. W.
west Quarter(NEH ofSWU)
Retailers of
Golden Horseriioe. The first set* the morning and their cries could Downie of Los Angeles returned
and the Southeast Quarter of
WASCO MARKET
tiers to enter the region were Ger­ be heard during the day. The tiger home this week.
the Northwest Quarter (SEH
mana and Scottlah-Irlsh who came was exhausted after killing the
of NWH) of Section Eight
Mr. and Mrs. David' Ried and
' In from Pennsylvania In the early boar and he could hardly walk, so
(8), and Lot Four (4) and
ta>innEsnm
Veda
and
Gordon
spent
several
1730s,
a policeman shot It.
GRAIN, FEED, INSURANCE
the
Southwest Quarter of the
days in Portland.
Northwest Quarter (8WH of
NWH) and the North Half
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
of the Southwest Quarter
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
Fruits and Vegetables in
(NH, of SWH) of Section ri
THE COUNTY OF SHERMAN
Season.
Nine (9), all In Township One •
THE OREGON -WASHINGTON
(1)
South
of
Range
Miniteen
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK OF
(19) East of the Willamette
PORTLAND OREGON a corpora­
Meridten
containing 518.09 I
tion, Plaintiff
Í
acres, more or les©
versus
OREGON ’DAIRY COUNCIL.
ROY POWELL, ALICE POWELL
ELVA A. BRYANT. ELVA A.
B RY ANT, as Administratrix of the
In order to get the most from which will sell for a profit to the Estate of W. C. Bryant, deceased,
her food money, the housewife manufacturer. Little thought has LOIR C. BRYANT, P. G O'ME­
must be able to pick and choose
ARA, doing business under the
from among the many advertiaod health giving properties, or the name of O'Mpora Supply and Im­
YES ------We Buy Wheat
food products. Although the con­ real economy of such a product plement Company, MARGARET
sumer is protected by state and ’ These imitations enjoy a short L M c C arthy , and G.
! Seasonable
federal laws requiring the brand­ popularity and therf suddenly dis­ CARTHY, Defendants,
ing of foods, there seems to be appear when the consumer learns NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S BALE
DEAL with YOUR LOCAL
many ways of advertising that are that what seemed a] low priced
By virtue of the writ
aimed to exploit the public and product is in rei
a most ex- •cution and order of sale duly is­
which are not always true in con­ pensive «eleetkin.
sued out of the circuit Court of
tent. This presents a real problem
Oregon dainmnen produce a the Stat« of Oregon for thw Co-
in the purchasing of foods and it high quality iee cream containing uny of Sherman, on the 18th day
sometimes takes real experience from 12 to 16 percent butterfat. of August. 1994, pursuant to a de­
Just ’received — Fall line — Sizes 14 to 44
before one is able to judge the Ice cream of this standard Is a cree entered In said Court, August
value of similar products.
real food. Food scientists recosa» 14th, 1914, in a suit wherein The
ALSO, New fancy striped Wash Dresses
TVere are always attempts to mend the liberal use of ice cream lOregon-Wsshlngton Joint fltock
imitate or to create food products
52 per cent or over copper
Ritzy Maid Frocks
Land Bank, a corporation, ju plain
which are to replace other«, sim­ in mind real food product and not tiff, and Ray Powell, Alice Pow-
ilar in taste or appearance. This a substitute for it.
Ml. Elva A. Bryant, Elva A. Bry­
is true of dairy products as well
In Oregon, too, we have brand­ ant as Administratrix of tho Estate
as other foods. These substitutes ed butter. Grade A, as its name of W. C. Bryant, deceased. Lois C
or imitations offered for products implies, * is the top quality, made Bryant, P. G O'Meara, doing bust
at a lower price are usually in­ from the finest cream and manu­ ngss under tho nams of O’Mkara
For men & boys — With each pair a combination pen
ferior in food value and this ex­ factured with every care and eq­ Supply and Implement "Company,
plains the difference in price.
and pencil.
Priced at 92 SO
uipment to produce a delicious Margaret L McCarthy and Q. A.
Dairy products in Oregon are grade of butter. Grade B butter McCarthy, are detendanta, said
priced low in comparison to mar­
Bçys Broadcloth Shirta, Blue, Tan & White
ket reports fi-om other cities and
manding me to make sal« of the
the quality is high. There is lit­ superior to that sold as top grade real property hereinafter descri­
-Priced at.’/... 70c
per bbl.
tle wisdom, therefore, in the house in other states. Butter of lower bed I will on Saturday, the 18th
IM astray with fan­ grade than B is not recommended day of September, 1994, at 19:99
ciful claims tsi: ~:*”tinn products for home consumption.
Despite o'clock asn., at tho front door of
which use. as their main selling - Various claims—there has never the Court house of Sherman Co­
New Zipper Front — Black a Brown
Patent Flour
argument, that they look Wee a been a real substitute produced unty. M the Town of Moro, State
dairy product, taste like a dairy for butter or in feet for any real of Oregon.offer for sale and pro­
9S.8O
product or can be used in place dairy product.
ceed to sell to the highest bid­
of a dairy -product. Such state­
It is well to remember then, in der for cash In hand tho follow-
Men’s New Zipper Front 100 per cent Wool, water
ments are admissions that the new ( selecting dairy products, that the
’bargain* is only an imitation, all I beet is always the most economi- uate tn Hhorman County, State of
proofed, Leatherfaced pockefa..................... $4 25
effort in the manufacture of 1 cal and that a cheap imitation re Oregon, to-wtt!
which has been directed in produc 1 suite in an expensive product when
WASCO. OREGON
Tho Southwest Quarter
ing a product wHch will be at- 1 quality and food value is consio-
(SWU) of Roripon Thrte
tractive to the taste and eye and <
(9) and the Mouth Half (SH)
NeWS from the Wasco Community
Section Four 44)^10 Town­
ship Oso (1) South of Rango
Nineteen (It) East of the Wg
UpteCta Meridian, containing
499 acres, more or leas;
to satisfy the sum of Six Thou­
sand Five Hundred Twenty-eight
and A9-199 Dollars («,828.59),
with Interest thereon from Aug­
ust 14th, 1914 at the rate of'six
percent, (9) per annum; aaA the
further sum of One Thousand
Seven Hundred Four and 64-199
Dollars (81.70AM), with interest
Oil Strike on a Delaware Farm
R. H. McKean
Mrs. B. L Hailey, AsstMgr.
Crown Mills FLOUR
Mitchel, Lewis & Staver Co.
Farm Implements
HI-WAY/TOnEALTH
'
AOA^R^MAVN E
Wasco
Oregon!
TIlB i P. YATES STORE
at Wasco—
Offers thf follo*
Mountain Copper Carbonate
“Campu» Kut” Cords
Snow Maid Hour
Grinding' $6.25
Men» Jacket»
Mill Feeds
Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers