THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 22, 193a
»?
PAGI
89 d^g/ West .19 chains; thence
of Northwest Quarter of Sec­
I ested in a public speaking class domestic requirements, the surplus undersigned has been duly appoint­
North
72 d£g. 1A’ Wift 4.15
tion
12,
Township
1
North,
। at 8 p. m Monday at the school of Southern Hemisphere wheat a- ed by the Probate Court of Sher­
chains;
thence North 56 <teg.
Range
18
E.W.M.
Said
parcel
man
County,
Oregon,
as
executor
house. These classes sro open to vailable for shipment of carryover
West 9.27 chaing; thence East
is all that portlpn of- the fore­
¡ everyone. No fee □
c-jarged. this season, totals around 290,000. of the Estate of Niel McDonald, de­
on Section line to place of beg­
going described property inclu­
Here is an’ opportunit
for self 000 bushels; compared with about ceased, and has qualified as such
inning,
containing 18^4 acHw
ded
in
a
strip
of
land
50
fleet
Saturday to visit Miss August* improvement and it is necessary 324,000,000 bushels from the 1934 executor.
in width, 25 feet on each side
more or bees.
All persons having claims a-
Huckin and Mrs. Root's sister,
j that a large group 1 'J~r '»ut in or- crop. ;
And beginning at a point 4.31
gainst the said Estate are hereby - of a center line, which center
H. Shelton of Dayton is here der to make these class«-*» possible.
chains
north of the Southeast
Une
is
described
as
follows:
notified and requested to present
to take over the Union Oil plant.
Sewing, public speaking, dra­
corner of the Southwest quar­
Beginning
at
a
point
in
the
pre
­
the
same
duly
verified
to
the
un
­
Mrs. Bert Watkins will move onto Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hurt have left matics, farm bookkeeping, com-
ter (8WH)
Section Twenty-
sent county road, which point
dersigned at his residence at R. F.
their farm the first of the month far Marshfield where Mr. Hurt mupty singing, physical education,
three
(28)
In«
Township (2),
is
192.4
fetet
north
of
the
quar-,
D. No. 1. Morp, Sherman County,
and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Herring wiU continue wit» the oil company. political or historical events, vo­
(Continued from- page one)
North Ra,nge Sixteen (16), E.
ter
flection corner common to
Oregon,
within
six
(6)
months
and daughter have left town to
The Civic Singers have added cational guidance, landscape gar­ I searched my letter file and found
W. M.
thence North 84 deg.
sections 11 and 12, Township
t*k» up farm activities.
the following namès to their roe- dening. etc, etc., should offer some that the entire file on these bills from the date of the first publica­
1 North,
Range 18
E.W.M;
West 8.50 chains; thence North
tion
of
thi^
Notice,
to-wit:
Feb
­
basketball tar. Malcolm Guy. Philip Andrews, thing of interest to many adults had disappeared^ Mr. Lynch’s file
Moro-Wasco
thence by a 70 dvgree’ curve
and
27 deg. West 6 chains;
game here Friday night resulted, Mary Fortner, Mrs. Myron Haise who are not enrolled in «a class.
I had also been removed. I did my ruary 1, 1935.
thence North 55 deg. West 8.50 »
right through an ^ngle of 89
George
N-
McDonald,
'
Executor
in scores of 27 to N in favor of and Belle Clothier. Margaret Mc-
Projects can be organized when- very best to carry out the wishes
degrqe« 50 minutes a distance
chains; thence North 44 deg.
Wasco boys and 29 to 12 in favor Kee is an honorary member.
ever a group ahowa an interest of the people of my district, but Francis V- Galloway and
of
128.3 feet; thence North 89
West 21.50 chains; thence North
Roscoe
Krier
of the Moro girls. Dancing and
Frank Stanley and wife return­ and w*bere a qualified instructor through united efforts of members Attorneys for Estate.
degrees 50 minutFe East a dis­
70 deg. West 9.25 chains to west
ed from Portland Friday after vis­ can be found. Those interested in who are afraid of organized labor, Last publication March 1, 1935.
tance of 92.9 feet; thence by
Un«» of said quarter;
thence
iting the past two months with Mrs any kind of project should com-
com­ those of us who have the interests
North to Northwest corner the­
an 8 degree curve
through
of the farmers at heart were de­
municate with Supt Knighten.
1%e Pythian Sisters lodge gave Stanley’s sister Mrs. Woodruff.
an angle of £8 degrees 25 min­
reof; thence East to Northeast
IN THE CIRCUIT. COURT OF
feated
in our efforts?’
Culture
is
‘
To
know
the
best
a card party Thursday evening
Wayne Bartrum spent the week
L—.— w _
«
utes, a distance of 292,8 feet;
corner thereof; thence South to
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR
been said and thought in
playing ran and bridge. Nineteen end in Moro as a guest of his th*t
thence South 66 degrees ,45 mln
place of beginning, containing
SHERMAN COUNTY
the world-* **—Mathew Arnold.
STATEHOUSE GOSSIP
tables were in rHy. Bridge priz­ uncle. Wesley Fuller.
utes East a distance of 411,5
85 acres, more pr lees.
Walther-Williams Company, a
es we^e won by Mrs. W. S. Deaton
feet;
thence by a 10 degree
’ And beginning at the South­
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Perrault
(Continued from page one)
corporation. Plaintiff, vs. Mamie
and W. Spencer. Ike Civic Singers
curve left through an angle of
east corner or the Northwest
by Governor Meier before the lat­ Aurelia DeMoss, a widows Elbert
s<nr several songs during the re- they expect to take up permanent
25 degrees 38 minutes a distance
quarter
(NW Ml
Section
ter’s term was to expire, but he T. DeMoss and Maybelle DeMoss,
fre ’ -'ent hour.
x 4
of
256.3 feet to a point in the
Twenty-dve (25), in Township
residence here soon.
made his getaway just a month husband and Wife; Henry S. De­
present county
road,
which
Two
North, Range Sixteen
— 1 Mrs. Joftm Royce enter­
Mrs. Anna Lee and sister, Mrs.
too soon. Now. he will be out of Moss, a single man; Harry B. Pink­
point
is
1070
feet
East
of
the
(16),
E.W.M.,
thjence West 2.50
tained
evening with a [Minnie McMillen left for Long
luck. And Governor Martin made erton: The Unknown- Heirs of
quarter section corner common
chains to Southeast corner of
iner after which Beach. Cal. Mrs. McMillen to vis­
seven ovio
it plain he would not issue very George G. DeMoss, deceased; Also
to Secttons - 11 and 12, same
land heretofore deeded to Fred
whist was played- High score was it her sons before returning to her
many pardons. Meier had issued all other persons or parties un­
township
and
range,
and
'tKére
Blau;
thence North 41
deg.
Roy
Fugate,
of
the
predatory
won bv Mr. and Mrs. Otis Royce home in Washington. Mrs. Lee
more than 135 during his four known claiming any right, title,
ending, containing 1.33 aeries.
Wiest 17 chains; trance North
eradication service was in years, these in addition to regular
with Mr. and Mr*. R. McPherson expert, to bo accompanied by her
estate, lien orWterest in the real
36 deg. West 2.75 chains; then­
Said sale is mad® under elo­
sister. Mrs. Carghil and husband.. t“«, county Thursday to see wihat paroles.
taking low.
estate described in ' th^* complaint cution issued out of the Circuit
*
rtmtU
zlnno about
nlwxnf stopping
otnnniniv iVigi
ce North 51 deg. 8«’ West 20
could Vwh
be done
the
Merrit Tuel Spent the week end
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Robert
herein, Defendants.
Court of the State of Oregon for
chains;
thence North 68 deg.
depredations of coyotes. At pres­
Several newspap» r editors, both
visiting
with his wife and fam­
McPherson was hostess to the
— SUMMONS — ,
WV«t 10.87 chains; thence North
the County of Sherman, to me
ent there is no appropriation for
Tillicum bridge dub at a dessert ily in Wasco.
To th>e unknown heirs of George directed in the casé of Pacific
I trappers until the legislature acts of daily and weekly papers, have
on quarter gdctlon line
7.75—
visited the Legislature the past q , DeMoss, deceased, and also all
luncheon. ‘Mrs. George Wilde won
Mr, and Mrs. Everett McQuillan
no one jg trapping animals.
chains to Northwest corner of
Coast Joint Stock Land Bank of
and Albert Birdsong and Etta j c
. week, and they express the ^ame other persons or parties unknown Portland, a corporation,' against
high score.
said quarter; thience south to
view from outside rr, those of us ^claiming any right, title, estate,
Morford
motored
to
Portland
and
i
’
1
The Altruistic club of Pythian
place of beginning, containing
were accompanied home by Mr.. °® “r™ f the p ent'fut! 8upply who are on the scene. In other t H< n or interest Tin the Tirai estate William M. Walker and Lottie A
Sisters were entertained by Mrs.
86 acres mor*e or less, subject to
Walker, husband« and wife (Rec
>" p«ts °f
™un-
words they believe the Legislature dorcribcd In plaintiff’s c'ompla.nt or(j ownrrj»)f c,
Cowden, C. E
Hattie King Andrews. Sewing was Jean Joyal who 1. returning from
right of way heretofore given
. vi.it io California.
I y’ A’ *eBe P“te “f“1 y,have so far as been, in plain slang, a on file in the above entitled cause
followed b/ refreshments.
to Columbia Southern Railway
Cowden.
as Truster,
J. ' Tracy
.
.
I biters of 8 young a little later in ‘‘mess.’’
'
■
jOnd as in this suñimbns describ'd. Barton, J. W. Morrow, and Myr-
n
over
Vintin
Watkins
has
-
-
Co. and E. E, L^tMe, through
Little Doria McCulloch and her,
the spring it is deemed desireable
\
.
¡Defendants:
Howard to ‘do your sage rat killing early’
and over a portion of said land.
tie -Walker, presrnt wife of WII1-
mother entertained Thursday after the dray work here whi
Gov. Martin is ai-o getting impa-
the ?
E OF THE STATE
All the said parcels containing
»
noon with a Valentine party the Hines has discontinued.
by the predatory animal service. tient with the Legislature, an^ an- OF OREGON You, and each of j lam M. Walker.
Hugh Chrisman,
1695 M acres more or less, ac-_
guests being the ’ kindergarten | a . D. Richeiderfer
wife vis- There is a probability that SERA xious they go home. But only af-
you, are hereby re-qu^red to ap­ Sheriff of Sherman County, Ore.
cording
to Government survey.
Little
Shirley
Yocum,
¡ted
in
Portland
sev
class:
funds may be Used to hire hunters ter they pass his desired legisla­ pear and answer the complaint
Arid
Lot
Th^,(8) of Sec­
1935
to
March
8.
1935
Feb.
8,
Watkins.
Gale last week.
Jeanette
Don
and trappers for this county^ as tion. And so farprogress on that filed against you in th® above .tn
tion Eight (8^ Township Two
Weld, Jimmy White. Patricia Hil­
this
means
of
using
federal
funds
Max Williams an
elvin Walsh
has been exceedingly halting. And
(2), North, Range §ixteen (16)
derbrand, Janet White, 'Rachael who have fjeen attending school at has been found possible in several in some cases there has been direct titled court and cattee within four IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
weeks, from th® date of the first
E.W.M.
Medler and Sharon Hennagin. *
Linfield have returned home for the other counties of the state and in revolt When the Legislature is publication of this summons aw THE STATE OF OREGON IX
And the ^ertheast quarter
Washington.
Mrs. Louis Hastings, Mrs. Lloyd summer.
over it will be seen this has not hereinafter staticd. and if you fail AND FOR SHERMAN COUNTY
(NEM); the East half of North
Hennagin and Mrs. Bob McDonald
been much of a session. And still to so answer said complaint, or DE TWEEDE NORTHWESTERN
Marie Olson who is now living in
West quarter (^M of NW^)l
entertained Tuesday afternoon for Portland spent the week end here
PACIFIC
HYPOTHEEK-
WATER WON’T WORK
no definite relief suggestions have otherwise appear or pin ad. In this
the
Southwest quarter of North­
Mrs. Otis Royce with a stork with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
a Corporation,
Never attempt to extinguish a been mada
cause, plaintiff, for want thereof
west
quarter (8WU of NW %)
shower. Five tables of bridge E. T. Olson.
Plaintiff,
gasoline fire with water, advises
will apply to the court for th® re
of
Section
Seventeen (17); th®
were in play with Mrs. Jean Joyal । Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCaffer- the safety department of the Ore­
In the meantime the Governor lief as prayed for in plaintiff’s con*-
versus
Southeast
quarter
(SEM)
winning high score-
' ty and daughter, Darlene and Mr. gon State Motor association. Water says he has enjoyed his job as plai.nt, namely: for judgment a- W.
LOWELL and EMILY C.
the
East half of
Southwest
The Tuesday afternoon club met McCafferty’s sister Betty, spent tends to spread gasoline flames. Use Chief Executive. He looks it too. gainst the dofndantn Mamie
LOWELL,
husband
and
Wife.
quarter (EM of 8WM); toe
this week with Mrs. Cliff Fridley. the week end at Battle Ground. sand or a wet blanket if an extin­ He comes to his office at 9:30 rielia DcMoss and Henry S.
HENRY GREBE and M. M. A.
Southeast quarter of Northeast
every morning, works through to M ors , nnd each of th, m." for the GREBE, husband and wife, HAR­
After the meeting Rev. Roy Cook­ Washington. .
guisher is not available.
quarter (8E% of NEM) anil
1 o’clock- Then of-ders his cheese ' sum of 3487.17 with interest there VEY A. THORNBERRY-«Mid MA­
ingham gave a talk on boy scouts.
Lots Two (2) and Three (8)V^
Mrs. Eliza Dingle gave a paper on
of Section Eighteen (18>, all
Try Journal advertising, it pays. sandwich and glass Of milk,. the on from th»? 2nd day of October, RELL A. THORNBERRY, hus­
the administration of Washington.
same every day. rests in his office
at th? rate of. 8 percent per band arid wfe. The W. M. BAR­
lin Township Two (2), North,
Louise White gave a talk on a
until 2 o clock, and then works un- annum; for $100.00
NETT ’ ESTATE^ a corporation,
Range Sixteen (16), E. W. M.
1934 hunting trip in Oregon.
til six.
and plaintiff's cost« and dlsburri?- INDEPENDENT WARE HOUSE
containing
617.91 acres more
Mrs. George Drinkard entertain­
me nts.
AND MILLING
COMPANY,
a
.or lees.
In answer to a query received by tain mortgag? mentioned in said corporation, A. ' A,. SCHRAMM,
ed Saturday evening for the pino­
And beginning at the North*
your ^correspondent, as to the mean complaint, and which sold mort- Superintendent of Banks, H. M.
chle club five tables being used for
x\(3St corner of the Southeast __
ing of the “emergency clause?’ we ' RaRO (a of recor(i jn Book "T” of STEPHENS, Deputy” Superinten­
Adult Education under the Em­
the guests- Mrs. Wilma Sheets
quarter (SEM) of Section Sev­
wish to say measures carrying the' Mortgages at -
-1 records of dent of Banks, in charge^of the
Fago -
145.
and W. Wilde held high scores and ergency Educational Program in
enteen (17) Township Two (2)
clause-become statutory immediate­ Sherman County, Oregon, and now Liquidation of the Bank of Corn-
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Eaton low. । i Oregon is continuing to grow and
North, Range Sixteen (16), E.
There was little change in the
W.M., said beginning point is
* The Klondike Grange held an all expand. For the month ending general wh^at situation during the ly upon their signature by the Gov-! covers the following described real mere® of Wasco, Oregon, and W.
January 24. 1935 there were 477 week. Recent rains failed, to reach becoeemor. Other wise Legislative 1 property situated • in Sherman H. BURRES,r.and MARVIN O.
designated by an Iron stake 2
acts become effective 90 days af- ! County, Ctate of Oregon, to-wit:
KIRKELIE,
Defendants
feet long and % inches in dia­
luck dinner at noon. Perry John­ adult classes in operation with 379 the driest ^rea in the domestic
teachers employed and 7685 per­ winter wheat-’belt and this, togeth­ ter the session adjourns. However, j The West Half of. the South­
SUMMONS
meter, driven full length into
ston was the speaker of the day.
no taxation or ’revenue raising
the ground; thence West 4.45
To Harvey B. Thornberry and Ma-
Mrs. Jack Chapman of 'The sons attending the classes. These er with very .'ljght marketings, was measures may carry the emergency 1 west Quarter of Section Thir­
figures
definitely
prove
that
the
ty-five,
in
Township
One
North
husband
and
chains;
thence South 2.25 chains
a
strengthening
influence
in
the
do
­
tell
A.
Thornberry,
Dalles has been the bouse guest of
clause, thus permitting the refer­
Range Seventeen, East of the
thence east 7.95 chains; thpnce
wife, defendant«.
her daughter, Mrs. Vintin Watkins. people of Oregon are interested mestic situation. Shorter crop and endum with the 90 days.
Willamette Meridian; tho Wc<t
North 2.25 chains; thence West
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
lower quality wheat in the South­
' Bismark Scholl of Walla Walla and want adult education.
Rufus
is
leading
in
Sherman
3.50 chains to place of begin­
Half
of
the
Northwest
Quar
­
and
each
of
OF
OREGON,
you
ern
Hemisphere
suggest
less
ac
­
was a guest of his brother, Louis
Notice to Creditors
County
class
enrollment
with
60
ning,
containing 1.78 acres. >
ter
of
Section
Three
in
Town
­
you
are
hiereby
required
to
appear
tive
competition
from
these
areas
Scholl and wife this week
All persons having claims a-
enrolled in Harmony and Commun­ during the current season- South­
And all of the Northwest
ship One South. Range Seven­
and answer this
complaint filed
Mrs. Minnie McKinney visited ity singing Kent is next with 32
gainst the estate of Bud W. Moore,
quarter of Northwest quarter
teen. East of the Willanvtte
against you in the above entitled
her neice, Lila Lee Alley, at The enrolled in two classes of Rural ern Hemisphere wheat supplies deceased, are hereby notified to
(NW% of NW %) of Section
Meridian, and Flocks Twelve
court and cause within four wYeeksi
from
present
indications,
will
be
Dalles this week. Lila Ine is tak- Sociology. A claim of 12 has also
Seventeen (17), and all of 'Lot
and Thirteen and Lots Four
of the datie of said first publica­
near 35.000,000 bushels under those present them, duly verified, with
signed up for bookkeeping. At of last season. The Austrilian crop vouchers, to the undersigned, at
and Five of Block Thirty of
One/ O)» in Section Eighteen
tion of thl^ summons as herinaf-
Frank Knox and daughters via* Wasco, chorus singing meets in is now finally estimated at 135,000, Grass Valley, Oregon, within six
(18), Townhip Two (2) North,-
DeMoss Springs, according to
ter stated, and If you fall to an­
two classes with 29 enrolled.
Range Sixteen (16) E.W.M.
the recorded plat thrricof on
swer said complaint or otherwise
000 bushels, compared with 174, months from the date of this no­
There is a possibility that classes 000.000 bushels a year ago. Trade tice, to-wit: February 1, 1935
Together with aJl water rights
file with th County Clerk of
npflear or plead in this cause,
ter her operation.
may be organised in farm book­ estimates .placed the carryover of
for irrigation or otherwise, or
Sherman County, Oregon.
Geo. H. Wilcox.
plaintiff for want thereof wijl ap­
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCoy of keeping, sewing and landscape old wheat about 35,000,000 bushels,
any interest t her in, now held or
and that said rral property be sold ply to the court for the relief pra­
Administrator of said Estate.
The Dalles were visitors in Wasco gardening.
hereafter acquired by said mor­
plaintiff's complaint,
the largest of any crop year for Geo. G. Updegraff,
by the Sheriff of Sherman County, yed for in
Saturday.
Mrs. J. B. Burton of Grass Vai- which data are available, with the Attorney for sdid administrator. Oregon, and the proceeds thereof namely for a judgment for the
tgagor in connection with said
land;
>
Miss Leora Peets of Moro was
exception of the war period. The Ar Date of first publication Feb. 1,1935 applied on any judgment rendered unpaid balance of the principal
the house guest of Miss Belle Burton will meet with those inter­ gentine crop was officially estimat- Last publication February 22, 1935, herein, and for such further re- of that certain promissory note 'And, that said mortgage be re­
ested in sewing, next Monday in edat 252,000.00 bus. with a carry­
llef as firayed for and deemed executed and d'elivered by said formed to comply with the true
the
school
house
lunch
room
at
2
over of about 15,434.000 bushels
proper by the court, all of which defendants to this plaintiff, dated intent of the parties thereto by a-
Mrs. Emil Anderson fell at her
Notice to Creditors
p.
m-
She
will
meet
those
inter-
of
old
wheat.
Allowing
for
normal
home west of town and fracturad
Notice is hereby given that the more fully appears from the veri- October 18, 1919, to-wit: 855,000. mending the description of said
News from the Wasco Community
FILES TAKEN
ROY FURATE HERE
ON ANIMAL SURVEY
MULT EDUCATION FOUND
POPUIAD IN COUNTY WHEAT SITUATION SAME
RAINS TOO FEW
have
visit in
Robert Evans received word from
Phoenixville, Pa., that hie father
February 16. He was a brother
of Mrs. Henry Richeiderfer. a
Sherman county pioneer.
Mrs. Helen Dingle's nephew,
Lawrence Ellis of Spokane, was her
guest Friday.
Mn. Augusta Hnckin and MW.
G. H. Root motored to Waite Walla
WASCO MARKET
RED & WHITE STORE
Groceries—Meats—F resh
Fruits and Vegetables in
Season.
>
VMM*
Yosr PatroMO SaidU
THE
“Banking Headquarters”
SHEWN COOPEBATIVE
GRAIN GROWERS
Centennial S»
p rr
.S Flour
wheht
Centennial Gold Drop chO«wtp»u^
$8.40 UI
$7.40
»00
$7.60
Order» taken for SEED Oats and Barley
for Family and Business
We invite you to center your banking activities here. Not
only can we take care of your “business banking”
but every
other requirement you or other members of your family may
have. Write or call on us and we’ll talk it over.
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Commercial — Savings and Safe ’
Deposit Departments.
C. R. Harding.
L. A. Littleton
.......... .Manager
. Asst. Manager
The Dalles Branch
*
of the
United States National Bank
of Portland
Heed Office: Portland, Oregon
fled complaint filed herein..
This summons Is served by pub­
lication thereof in the Sherman
County Journal, a weekly news­
paper printed, published nnd of
general cif-culatton in Sherman
County. Oregon, by ord®r of the
Honorable Carl Hendricks, Judge
of the above entitled court, made
and entered on the fifth day of
February, 1933,. which said order
requires that this Bommons be pub­
lished onco a week for four (4)
consecutive weeks, «and the* first
publication of this sommons is the
Sth day of February, 19 35.
UPDEGRAFF & I’EPPER
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
rostoffleo Address: Moro, Oregon.
NOTICE ' QF SHERIFF’S SALE
'On the 9th day of March, 19 35.
at thio hour of 1.0 o'clock a. m., at
the front door of the Court House
at Moro, Sherman County, Ore­
gon, I Will sell at aucion to the
highest bidder for
... th£ f°l-
lowing described real property in
tho County of Sherman, State of
On°gon, to-wff:
North Half of Section 12, Town-
ship 1 North, Rangé 18, -E.W.
M.; Lots 1, 2, 3. 6, and 7, East
Half of Southwest Quarter and
Southeast Quarter of Northwest
Quarter, South Half of North­
east Quarter, Section 6, Town-
ship 1 North. Range 19 E.W.M.
South Half of Northwest Quar*
ter and lots 3 and 4 of Section
5. Township* 1 North, Range 19,
E.W.M., Sherman County, Ore­
gon.
/
^EXCE r T1 NG TH E R Ef U o M :
A parcel of land being a por-
Ifon of the Southwest Quarter
00 with interest thereon at the
rate of Seven percent p®r annum
from December 1, 1929, nnd the
being
further sum of $3059.62
balance of (interest du® December
1, 1929, nnd further for the taxes
on said real estate paid by the
plaintiff and its costs and disbur-
«ementa in this suit, including at-
torncy’s fee nnd nbstracting char-
ges, and -to foreclose that certain
mortgage given to secure said note
which said mortgage is of record
in “Book P.” at Page 98 thereof,
Mortgage Records of Sherman Co
upty, Oregon and describes and
%oVers the
following
described
real property situated fn Shlerman
County, State of Oregon, to-wit:
The Southwest quarter (SW*4)
of Sectton Fourteen (14); the
Northeast quarter of Northeast
quarter
(NE*4 of NE*4)
of
Si dtlon Twenty-4 wo (22); tho
North hnlf (N^) and South-
oaslt quarter (SE^) of Section
Twenty-three (23):
the South
half (S^) and the Northwest
Section
quartier
(NW%) of
and
the
Twenty-four
(24);
(NE%) of
Northeast quarter
Section Twenty-five (25), all in
Township Two (2) North-, Rango
Sixteen (16), B.‘ W. M.
And th a Northwest quarter
i^W%) of Sect,on Thirty (30).
'n • Township Two (2), North,
Range Seventeen (17). E.W.M.
And beginning at« the North­
east corner of the Northeast
quarter
(NE%)' of . Sectlbn
Twenty Six (26), in Township
Two (2\ North, Range Sixteen
(16). E.W.M. thence South 7.75
chains;
thence’ North 85 .deg.
West 8.50 chains; thjence North
lapd and that said real estate be
sold for the purpose of saisfying
any judgment rendered herein and
for such further relief as prayed
for and deemed proper by said
court, all of which more fully ap­
pears from the Verified complaint
filed herein.
This summons is served by pub­
lication thereof in the Sherman
Couhty Journal, a weekly news­
paper printed, published and of
general
circulation in Shfr-man
County, Oregon, by order of the
Honorable, Carl Hendricks, judge
of thle above entitled court, made
and entered on the 2nd day of
February, 1935, which said order
directs that this summons be pub-
llshjed once a week for four con-
secutive weeks and that the first
publication of this
summons is
February 8, 1.935.
C. B. McConnell,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
P. O. Address, Burns, Oregon
Date of First Publication Febril
ary 8, 1935
Date of Last Publication, March
8, 1935.
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