Sherman County journal., February 08, 1935, Page 4, Image 4

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THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, OREOON
Neuit bom the Wasco Community
Saturday evening while refresh*
*
Mk». Ed UcHa of
spgnt last week as a
Thursday with Mrs. E. C. Thomas.
C. L. Fridley attended t>^ MWi*
tor school at Moro TueO'^v and bw-
40-horse deisel tractor from the
¡Unnial^IL lr.ternational dealers, M Kean apd
at
Searcy.
RUFUS %kDOL NOTCH
Egbert, of
L. É. Simmons
Spuncc^ tabUtloth aï Pepper left for
y afternoon study dub day to spend
home of hex son Joa.
’ MU* Leola1 An
Wash.. Mra. is
Dalles.
usual
gven
program
haw
room a»
m 1
ww
study
b» quité
The Webfoot Social Club met
good.
The
intoratodUto
room
plans
gram 1eh*r;
^Cullocb with Mrs. Clyde Fridley last week. to put on a play called “Book of
spoke on the county Unit plan of Mrs. J T. Johnsou received high February” wKIdh gives some im­
school
Mrs-
portant event of every day of Feb-
education. Mrs venson low.
Mrs. W. H. B«*rr^ was a busi- ‘ruJJ^
ClotMer.
The Rufus girla basketball team
new visitor in Pertland over tihte
eaibniM r * *
--
* r- \
traveled
to Kent February 1 where
IM* Marian Tuel’s seventh week end.
______ the
____ Kent girls. The
they played
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Cecil
Wade
of
birthday was observed Monday
tRufps line-fin, consisted of M. Mac-
afte”'oon with a party her class Goldendhle retiyimd Mpie after nab. D Mlrfard. I. Coata, B. Nor-
spending several weeks visiting at
mate« being invited guests.
akoskj, N. Blackburn« and F.
00’^410»: The Garden club the home of Mr. and Mrs- B W- Thom^soij. At the end of the game
meek
’*4*7, February 12 at the Guy.
Dell Hull was in Portland sever-, the score wag tied 14, to 14 so three
home of
• Cta*rle9 Everett.
al
days of last week.
Mr and If •YFvian Rust spent
A
birthday party was given by play.
several dayi this week transact-
Mrs. A. B. Riddell Friday evening
The
joufiujT^d to Kent
honoring sixteen guests wbo have
birthdays
in
the
month
of
Febru-.
M m . X 8. Brock at a pinochle par­
boys. Th» line-up was; S. Bakin
ty. Mrs. L. 7 L- Funk and Mrs. ary. Cards were played with priz J. Morris, t. Macnab. E. William»,
Frank Morrow rocaivod toe prizes es going to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
The score was
and
aftor which' refreshments were. Everett.
"
I Mn and Mrs. William Nisbit 42 to 15 in faywr>of Rufua
The boys basketball team plliyed
J R. Kaseberg of Portland was a were hosts for a pinochle party
at
Hood Riv^f. February against
mat Ust week at the home of Tu«day evening.
Three tables
team, The
A C Kueberg and wife.
were in P1*? with Mr’- L- L- »“»k , the Hood
„ _ River
,. 7 ,-
gg 14at-up
4i,
Mr. and Mn. Frank Lambom and Howard Hina» receiving
" .. SLi,
on Saturday -Mre
‘
E- W,n"‘™£
tod as their guest# on Saturday toPre-
. Th»e score was 2$. to 22 in towr of
Mr and Mr» Royce of Ocean City The President s birthday ball in
Wash, the Ronner being a brother The Dalle» was attended by the Hbod River,
A student body meeting, waa held
Of m A Tamtam
i following persons from Wasco:
February
1, for the purpose of
Dr. Young of Baker was a guest' Mesdames and Messrs Afton Mc-
of Pr. J. A. Butler early this week. • Intyre. W. R. Reid, Everett Mc- discussing certain things. Talks
They left Wednesday for Portland Quillan. Fred Hennagin, Ohlsrles given on the topic of “Purpose of
to attend toe dentists convention Everett, and Mrs. B. E. Hailey. Girls , League,” ‘'Our attitude to­
and alumni meeting of their den- Mrs. Etta Morford, Mrs. Cecil ward vibrang team*” apd “High
Fields, Darrold McQuillan and school studenta. ¿». example», to
tai school
"ii thé house guest of her sister, grade ctóláren.” Much discussioi»
was given to the last two. The
-s Lloyd Rice
Mrs- Harry Junor of Portland student body decided to loan the
I Letterman’s Club money to buy
Mrs. Kenneth McCafferty.
• The Tillieum dub ¡held its party new dub pins.
at the home of Mrs. Art Smith.
STAT^ HOUSE GOSSIP
WHITE STORE
Mrs. Royce received the «high
*
sj^^ontinged
from page- one)
- prize.
’ ? ’
t Emory Reid of Ponake. Alberta, knew Hood declare him a capable
Groceries—Meats—Fresh
nephew of Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller, advisor apd an excellent choice of
arrived in Wasco Friday intending Martins.
Fruits and Vegetables in
to do some farming here as helper
Season.
It appears now that Dan Fry of
on thé David Reid farm.
- ; Mrs. George Brutschter of Wes­ Salem, druggist, will • be thte new
ton is visiting her sister. Mrs. Van purchasing agent and' secretary of
Y mt htronage SoEdted
the board of control. This ap­
Landingham and Mrs. StiffeL
/
The Klondike community club pointment was expected as the next
W^CO MARKET
tiM
Snr:
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1935.
UquldaUen of th« Bank of Com- •9 deg. West .11 chains; thence
Rang« 18 EAY.M Bald parcel
North 71 dx. >0' IL** <-18
is all that portion of thie fore* mercb of Wasco, Oregon. and w
themes North 66 dteg.
chaîne;
W.
WTCKES,
and
MARVIN
O.
going daaertbed property inclu­
£ chains; thence East
Defendants
ded in a strip of land 50 fleet' KIRKELIf:.
ivor
n Uno to place of be®-
in width, 25 feet on each side
SUMMONS
containing 1.8 % sori's
inning,
of a center line, which center
içn to toe secre­
tai* for a a
To Harvey B. Thornberry and Ma­
more or leas.
line is described as follows:
bel! A. Thornberry, husband and
And beginning at a point 4.81
Beginning at a point in the pre­
wife, d^fendanta
chaina
north of the Southeast
sent county road, which point
Tho*a w^ho taye been predicting
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
corner
of the Southwest quar­
la 19 2.4 fqkt north of the quar­ OF OREGON,” yon and each of
a break in the health of Governor
ter
(SWU>
of 8k«Uon Twenty-
ter
section
corner
common
to
MajtU are going to be greatly
yeu are hereby requitred to appear
three
(21) In Township (2),
sections 11 and 12, Township
Tooled. Afton the first three stren
and answer th)»
complaint filed
North Range Sixteen (16), E.
1 North,
Rang® 18
E.W.M;
adnuniatration the
again« you In th« above
‘ W M.
thence „„„
North 14 deg.
thence
by
a
70
degree
curve
in the pink of con
court and cause within four
. Wert 1.65 chains; tMence North
right through an angle of 89 of th« datie of said first HR >, 27 27 deg. Weet 6 chains;
all things calmly
degrees 50 minutes a distance,
ever in exercise
tion of this summons as herinaf-
thence North 65 deg. West 8.60
of 128.8. fleet; thence North 89
-Walk» to the capi-
ter stated, and if you fail to an-
chains; thence North 44 deg.
degrees
50
minufiMi
East
a
dls-
from his home,
। swee said complaint or otherwise
West 21.50 chains; thence North
tano.
oi
»i.H
re«;
thence
bypleeTln
th!,
can«,,
n ewopupexmanf. find him always
70 deg. Wert 9.25 chains to weet
an 8
curve HKht through
J
wan, thereof wl„
pleasant
Un« of said quarter;
thence
an angle of 23 degrees 25 mln-'
..
. -
.. —
ply to the court for the rjetlfef pra-
North
to
Northw«rt
corner
the­
utee,
a
distance
of
292.8
feet;
IhHQ Mw'uro s<riculturaHy
yed for in
plaintiff's complaint,
reof; thenc« East to Northeast
thence South 66 degrees 45 m'in
minaed would get a ‘jcick’’ out of
namely for a judgment for the
corner thereof; thence South to
utee East a distance of 411.5
the first part of the roll call in the
unpaid balance of the principal
place of beginning, containing
feet;
thence
by
a
10
degree
hoH»e. al) in order) One listens
of that certain promissory note
85 acres, more or lees, fv»*
curve
left
through
an
angle
of
down» of times daily to these 3
executed and dieliverod by said
And beginning at the South-
2.5 (togreee 38 minutes a distance
njyse» coming in succession
defendants to this plaintiff, dated
east corner of the Northwest
of
256.3
feiet
to
a
point
in
the
"Baipe», Boiven. Bull ’' There you
October 18, 1919, to-wlt: $55,000.
quarter
(NW %)
of Section
present
county
road,
which
Mi» it hH for » cattle ranch.
00 with Interest therpon at the
Twienty-five (25), in Township
point
is
1070
feet
East
of
the
.
¿h?;
rate of seven percent pter annum
Two (2), h(orth. Range Sixteen
quarter section corner common
< Senate and a
from December 1, 1929, and the
(16), E.W.M., thence West 2.50
to
SecS.ons
11
and
12,
some
,
«e will entertain
memtar
sum of
13059.62
being
. .
,
। further
chains
to Southeast corner of
township
and
range,
and
thereby,
2
newspapermen i foma. night soon
.,
. .
„ „ _
| balance of ¡Intereet dim December
land
heretofore
deeded to Fred
ending, containing 1.33 aeries. 1
with Scotch »tories. rotation of
1, 1929, an further for the taxes
Bjau;
then*«
North,
41
deg.
Said sale 1« t madh under exe­
Scotoh poem*; *pd those of Shakar
on said real eatate pald by the
W^eet
17
\bains;
tWicp
North
cution
Issued
out
of
the
Circuit
spegro. No tatter story teller has
plaintiff and its costa and dlatur­
36 deg. Wert 2.75 chalí»; then-
been found than Senator George Court of the State of Oregon for semants in thls suit, includlng at-
Aitken, a born Scotchman, and Rep the County of Sherman, to me torney’s fee and abstractlng ‘char-
chains;
th «pee I^orUl «8- ***•
ne^entative William Knight can re­ directed in the case of Pacific gee, and to foreclose that certain
WV*L
1
Q.
87
- chaina; thanes North
CoaM
Joint
Stock
Land
Bank
of
rnortKM;e
lv
„
to
,^.
u
„
Mld
noU
cite Shakesphere by the hour. Iw-
ÓÚ quarter s^cUoh U®«
7 75
vitations to this event are at a Portland, a corporation, against which said mortgage is of record
chains to Northwest corner of
.WiUiam M. Walker and Lottie A | in "Book P.” at Page 98 thereof.
premium.
said quarter; thence south to
»-Walker, husband and wife (Roc- Mortgage Records of Shermaiij- Co
place of beginning, containing
fNOTdCE OF SHERIFF’S SALE" ord Owners), C. E. Cowden, C. E. ¡unty, Oregon * and describe» and
86 acres mqttç or less, subject to
th« 9th day of March, 193£. „
Oowden, „
as Trusted,
J. Tracy I । covers the
..
#
following
dieecribod
right
of way heretofore given
J. W.'Morrow, and ' Myr-
___ _
at thie hour of 19 o'clock'a. m., at Barton,
__
real property situated in Shjerman
to Columbia Southern Railway
Walkor, present wife of Will- County, State of Oregon, to-wit:
the front door oí the Court House tie Walker,
Ço. and E, E,. Lytlh, through
at M®ro, Sherman County. Ore­ iam M. Walker.
The SeuthwVet quarter (SW%)
and
over a portion of said land.
gon, I will sell • at auclon to the
Hugh Chrisman,
of Section Fourteen (14); the
All the said parcels containing
hlgheet bidder for cash this fol­ Sheriff of Sherman County, Ore.
Northeast quarter of Northeast
169514 acre« more or less, ac­
lowing described real property in Feb. 8, 1935 to March 8,. 1935
quarter
(NE *4
NE%)
of
cording
to Government survey.
the County of Sherman, State of
Station Twlenty^two (22); the
And
Lot
Thmo (3) of Sec­
IN THE C1HCLIT COURT OF
'Yrrgon, to-wU: .
North half (N%) and South­
tion Eight (8) Township Two
North Half of Section 12, Town- THE STATE OF OREGON IN
east quartpr (SE%) of Section
(2), North, Range Sixteen (16)
j abipty North, Ri*nge 18. E.W. AND FOR SHERMAN COl’NTY
Twenty«-tnree (23):
the South
E.W.M.
M.; Lota 1, 2» 3. 6, and 7, East DE TWEEDE NORTHWESTERN
half (S%) and tlv Northwest
And the NqrthOMt quarter
Hal* of- SouQivtefit Quarter and AND
PACIFIC
HYPOTHEEK-
quartier
(NW*4) of
ffejetlon
CNE14); the Elast half of North
Southeast Quurtei- 06 Northwest BANK, a Corporation,
Twenty-four
(24); «and
the
West quarter (E^ of NW%);
Plaintiff,
»
Quarter, South Half of North­
Nort,hfaat quarter
(NE%) of
the
Southwest quarter of North­
east Quarter, Section 6, Town­
versus
Section Twenty-fiVe (25), all in
west
quarter (HW% of NW/4)
W,
E.
ship 1 North, Range 1% E.W.M.
LOWELL and EMILY $.
Township Two (2) North, Range
of Section Seventeen (17); the
husband
and
wife.
South Half of Northw«at Quar­ LOWELL,
Sixteen (16), E. W. M.
Southeast quarter (SB%) and
ter and lots 3 and 4 of Section HENRY GREBE and M. M. A.
And the Northwest quarter
the
East half of
Southwest
5, Township 1 North, Range 19, GREBE, husband and wife, HAR­
(Mv^4) of* Section Thirty (30).
quarter (KH of 8W%); the
E.W.M-, Sherman Couaty, Qro- VEY A. THORNBERRY and MA­
¿n Township Two (2), North,
Southeast quarter of Northeast
BELL A. THORNBERRY, hus­
gop.
Range Seventeen (17), E.W.M.
quarter (8£% of NE ^4) and
EXCEPTING TLiE^/fROR: band and wife," The W. M. BAR­
And beginning at the North­
Lots Two (2) and Three (3)
A parcel of land Wug a por­ NETT
ESTATE!, a corporation,
east corner of the Northeast
of Section Eighteen (18), all
hon of thx> Southwest Quarter INDEPENDENT WARE HOUSE ’ quarter
(NE^4) - of
Section
|ln Township Two (2), North,
of Northwest Quarter of Sec- AND MILLING
COMPANY,
a
Twenty Six (26), in Township
Range Sixteen (16), E. W. M.
, tion. ’ 12,
Township
1 North, corporation,
A. At SCHRAMM,
Two (2), North, Range Sixteen
containing
617.91 acres more
Su perin indent of Banksj H. M,
(16), E.W.M, thence South 7.75
¡STEPHENS, Deputy Superinten­
chains;
thence North • 85 Aeg.
And beginning at the North-
dent of Banks, in charge of the
West 8.50 chains; thience North * wjeet corner of tife Southeast
? • *
7
quarter (HE1^) of Section Sev­
enteen (17) Township Two (2)
R
North, Ran^e Sixteen (16), E.
- k W.M., a^id beffinaing point is
designsby an iron stake 2
feet long and, W Inches In dla-
mrtkr, driven full length into
1 1 the ground; thence W«*t 4.45
chains; thence South 3.25 chains
Wasco
thence east 7.95 chains; thpoce
North 2.25 chain«; thence Wert
3.50 chains to place of begin-
1; nlng, containing 1.78 acres.
And all of the Northwest
quarter of ^Nprthw^rt quarter
' (NW% of NW%) of Section
’ Seventeen (17), and all of Lot
Choicest Patent
One,
(1), tn Section Eighteen
(18), Townhip XF o <3) North,
all hard wheat
Range Sixteen ^6) E.W.M.
Together with all wafier rights
for irrigation or othlMrwiwe. or
any interest therin, now held or
hereafter acquired by said mor-
due to their low height
Special Price on 2 bbl. or more
, tgagor in connfhetion with said
and narrow ehador
, land;
Orders taken for SEED Oats and Barley
confine moit of the
And, that said mortgage be ne:
light directly under the
Safety Deposit Boxen for Rent I
formed to comply with the true
intent of the parties thereto by i-
working distance-*
. mending the de«citption of said
ooly a few fooMendleS
land and that said real eetate We
of light are procured.
sold for the purpose of salsfylng
any judgment rendered herfii* and
for such further relief as prayrtl
for and deenied proper by said
court, all of which jn°r* fulb ap­
pears from the Verified complaint
filed herein.
Thia summons la sieved by pub­
lication thereof In the Sherman
County Journal, a weekly news­
paper printed, published and of
"The cost was
general
circulation in Sharman
.County,
Oregon,
by order of the
surprisingly low—
Honorable Carl Hendricks, judge
we traveled tourist
of th|e above eatitled court, made
one out of the executive office and
See for Yourself
the Difference Between the
S. STU DY LAMP
SHERMAN COOPERATIVE
GRAIN GROWERS
Centennial Silk Sifted Jr¡^¡
Centennial Gold Drop
V.C. Family Flour
Princess Family Patent
7» •
$8.40 bbl
$7.40
$8.00
$7.60
and entered on the 2nd day of
PORTLAND
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new instrument for measuring light,
shows that the^New^.L E,
Study
and Reading Lamp gives 201» 30 foot-i
candles of light—the amount specified t
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The New Study Lamp not only gives ।
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Protect your eyes and the eyes of your
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A Triumph in Train Comfort
You, too, will b ? surprited—and gratified—pt th» law cost
of travel in those modernTourist Sleepers on Union Pacific.
Large roomy »eats, upholstered in mohair plush. Clean,
airy berths. Berth light*. Commodious dressing rqoma
Attentive service by carefully trained personnel
Other Portland Rose features? Standard Sleepers, Chair
Cars, Observation Lounge Car. Valet, barber, ba»h-
Diner. Also ofi-the-tray food service In Chair Cars.
Tourist SI—pora and In Chair Cara
February, 1985, which said order
directs that this summons be pub-
lishfed once a week, for four con­
secutive weeks and that the first
publication of this
summons is
February 8, 1886.
C. B. McConnell,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
P. O. Address. Burns, Oregon
Date of First Publication Febru-
ary 8, 1935 •
Date of Last Publication, Mar 'b .
8, 1916.
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