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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1935)
F AGE four THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL« MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, AUGUST 1«, 1380, six weeks. Washington. Augusta Huckin and Belle Cloth Mrs. B. W. Guy has had as her ier were overnight guests Friday guest the past several weeks. Mias at Moro with Leora Peeta Marie Ber?strom of Portland. Wednesday Phil Yates drove to। Walter Gruro of Spokane viaitet Portland for the day and brought Thursday night with Mr and Mrs Mrs. Yates home with him. Frank Lam bom. Mn and Mrs. Dr. Laughton and wife snd Mil-' J. Lamborn Elder of Portland were Rev. Roy T. Cookingham with dred Butler are here from Colfax, also guests. his wife and children, Paul and Ruth, returned from a visit of County Clerk’s Semi-annual Report of Disbursements. January 1st» A delicious Fresh Fruit Salad! mixture very slowly over slightly several weeks at Spokane. Oiurch to July 1st. 1935 And what could be more appeal beaten eggs. Reheat 1 minute. services which hid been discontin । County Judge’s Salary 1 225.00 ing on a warm day? Salads are After dressing been chilled ued for the past four Sundays, will Judge’s Expenses 85.42 always an attractive part of the take the portion you need for the begin again next Sunday. County Clerk’s Salary 750.00 meal but this is the time of the salads and fold in a generous a- Deputy Clerk’s Salary A no host dinner was held at the 510.00 year for featuring thtnA No<t mount of whipped creanu Serve Incidental Expenses home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hen 159.12 only because they appeal to the with fruits. Record books and blanks nagin Sunday evening followed by 76.55 summer appetite but because our Buttermilk Mayomwisc Dressing County Sheriff ’ s Salary a social evening. Guests were: 87224 markets and gardens offer every 1 cup boiling water Deputy Sheriff’s Salary Velma Powell, Kenneth McKean, 720.00 thing to make the perfect salad. 3 tbsp cornstarch Office Expenses Leora PeU. and Bud Powell of 360.53 1-2 cup cold water Fresh peaches, apricots, grapes Traveling Expenses Moro and Rosemary Walker, Mr. 300.00 2 eggs yolks cantaloupe, watermelon, and even State Industrial Accident Commission and Mrs. Floyd Root and Collis 88.60 1 1 tbsp dry mustard some of the ever bearing types County Assessor’s Salary Kaseberg of Wasco 872.24 1 1-2 tsp salt of berries are available now. Theee Field Assessor 400.00 Harvesting is practically finished I 1-2 tsp sugar * Office supplies, etc., 321.50 in. various combinations chilled. in this end of the county but wheat 1 1-2 cups salad oil attracUvey aranged on crisp let 50.45 hauling will continue for several District Attorney’s Expenses 1 cup thick buttermilk tuce leaves and topped with a County Treasurer’s Salary 338.82 weeks. 1-4 cup vinegar or lemon juice /delicious dnefdng, make apicture Record books and blanks 34.35 M s. Vernon VanGilder. accom- Mix egg yolks, mustard, sugai 75000 As well as a food fit for a king. pank i by Mrs. (Max Gushaper, I County School Superintendent’s Salary salt and oil and beat well. Dis Fresh vegetables, too, are plen Traveling Expenses 150.00 drove to Newport Monday morning. solve the cornstarch in cold water tiful and of so many different Incidental Expenses 244.77 Mr. VanGilder will leave soon to then add all at once to boiling varieties. Tomatoes, which are Office help 89.50 join them for a visit of several water and cook for about 2 min County Physician - 120.00 a favorite with evoryonee, are utes, stirring constantly. Put the weeks. County Health Officer 65.00 colorful and lend themselves to whole mass into the oil and beat. Mrs. Harry VanGildar's cousin Expenses 7.50 many different combinations. Sim The dressing will curdle at first Mra Dick Perkins of Sara Crux, County Stock Inspector 150.00 pie and attractive salads, such as but will smooth out and whiten N. M. spent a week here visiting. Commissioner’s Fees and Mileage 170.80 ^tomato and cottage cheese, can as vinegar or lemon juice is added. Mise Helen Laidlaw of Los Ange School Library Fund 72.00 be easily made and served as the When cold beat in thebuttermilk les is a house guest of Mrs. Van School Children’s Fair 250.00 main course for the lunch or sup a little at a time. Gilder. County Court house Expenses, (Janitress. etc.) 45ft 09 per. Chopped olives, -green onions, Mr. and Mrs. Will Frank and County Printing 82.55 ,or chives added to the cottage children are visiting at the Schwen- Jail: Board of Prisoners 85.77 cheese will give it an unusual and With a salad ofi del home from California. Mr. Justice of Peace Courts 10.25 good flaver. this kind no dressing is necessary ' Frank is a brother of Mrs. Schwen- CIRCUIT COURT: del. Reporter’s Fees 60.00 but for most salads the dressing Mrs. Blake Garlock, an aunt of Witnesses and Jurors Fees 835.10 has a place of importance. A variety of salad dressings as Mrs. Albert Kaseberg and Ford Meals for Jurors 26.00 Garlock and wife are here from Bailiff’s Fees 45.50 well as a variety of salads should The same dressing Atwater, California. Care of Poor 1202.43 be the rule. < 960.00 used too often gives a sameness Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Fields were Old Age Pensions 33.35 to salads and detracts from the at Colfax last week. Thyra re Care and Maintenance of Insane and Feeble-Minded 5.73 flavor of the other ingredients. turning home with them for a few De Moss Memorial Park Bureau of Biological Survey days. 31073 Pressings are combined with sal Winter Sealer of Weigthts and Measures 19.40 ads not only for flavor and ap I Kenneth Woods was here on pearance but for the added food Auditing County Books 110.00 business for a short time this week. or Summer 1550.00 value. Without the salad dressing Austin Jackson of Fossil spent County Agent Appropriation Roads and Highways 6964.27 many salads would give the body a few days visiting here. very little energy food, and as Delmar Smith will harvest again MISCELLANEOUS—To be transferred from Emergency they have come to be such an Fund: and covered by other listed funds: this year on hds uncle's farm neai Telephones (Courthouse) Nex Perce, Idaho. Max Schwendel 118.83 important part of bhe menu that Re-Employment Office (Emergency) 22.50 food value is necessary. will also be on the job this year. The following dressings will 2141.12 H Courthouse Improvement Work (C. H. Imp. Fund) They left Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Anna Lee who will visit rel Flowers—R. J. Ginn (Emergency) 3.00 give new interest to your salads: “Caterpillar” Diesel Engines start Fruit Salad Dressing atives for a few weeks» Taxes on County Property (Shiel plalcd) in Gilliam positively ........ because they em- * 3 tbsp lemon juice Richard Brown left for his home county, $23.22 recording lease covering property $2. 25.22 ploy an independent 2-cylinder 3 tbsp orange juice Post Office box rents in Portland after spending several 6.30 engine with ample power to turn 6 tbsp pineapple puice weeks with Mrs. Anna Lee. Repairing Alley car (Emergency) 99.60 the Diesel engine over rapidly and Mrs. iR. C. Atwood returned home Weed control poison (Emergency) 21.00 1-4 cup hot water for as long a period as necessary. 1-2 cup sugar Saturday after a two months visit Grand Total $23,432.23 No electrical equipment to deter- , 2 tbsp cornstarch in the east and a return by the waj I, G. C. Vintin, County Clerk, hereby certify that this is a true iorate during long winter lay-off’s 2 eggs of California. and correct report and is based upon all warrants drawn through and No intricate valves to get out of Mix the dry ingredients . „ Add Guests at the home of Mr. and by the County Clerk’s office» orde^ No part of the starting en fruit juice and water slowly. Cook gine effects the operation of the Mrs. Dan Me Derm id were the lat ’Respectfully submitted, G. C. Vintin, County Clerk. over hot water 15 minutes. Pour ter’s cousin, Annie Perry and Mi. Diesel. No part oj| the Dfiesel County Clerk’s Semi-Annual Report of Fees Collected and Disburse and Mrs. Tamtem of Los Angeles effects the operation of the start ments of the Same, January 1st, to July 1st, 1935. California F. R. FORTNER ing engine. They are independent $912.40 William McKinney left for Eu Total of all fees collected units. Starting a “Caterpillar” Less Migratory Liens 898.90 $13.50 gene to take a summer course at Real Estate License No. 859. Diesel involves hand cranking the Less Litigant Fees 66.00 832.90 the University. starting engine, a short warm-up Less Divorce Fee« 822.90 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Fridley re for the Diesel engine ........... then WHEAT FARMS, LOANS AND I>ess Amount due Ca Treasurer 822.90 turned Tuesday after a weeks visit throw in the clutch and go to work. INSURANCE ITIMIZED in Portland. Recording Fees $398.00 Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad of The Agent for Pacific* Coast Joint Circuit Court Fees 266.00 Dalles called Sunday at the home Stock Land Bank and Oregon- County and Probate Court Fees 80.00 of their daughter. IMrs. Ross Hil SUPPLY CO. Washington Joint Stock Land Bank Marriages Licenses 9.00 derbrand. Miscellaneous Copying and Indexing 69.90 Wasco, Oregon. Mrs. Otis Royse’s brother, Wil Migratoi^y Liens 13.50 fred Sundby of Portland, was here. Litigant Fee« 66.00 With friends he will visit for some Divorce Fees 10.00 time in the east. $91240 TOTAL FEES COLLECTED Oren Grano, who has been em G. C. Vintin. County Clerk. ployed by B W. Guy during har vest left for his home in Portland after a short rest. Donald Banta came up from Cor vallis to return with his wife and new baby who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Brock. Sunday Dr. O’Leary of Big Tim ber, Mont, visited here with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hilderbrand. Ed Moore of Kinxua and Mn and Mrs. E. Hartley of Grass Valley were here Saturady to see Miss Neva Gervais at the Hilderbrand ranch. Ann Lucas, after spending two i weeks here returned to Condon. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyn- | den Lucas. Mr. and Mrs. (Myron Hake drove to Boardman Sunday to spend the day with the former’s sister, Mrs. ' Sturm. Mn and Mrs. Leston Wright are the parents of a son born at the Mid-Columbia hospital Monday. j Contract bridge was played at the McKee home Thursday evening with Miss Margaret McKee as hos- i teas. Rosemary Walker won high score. Gertrude Casteel of Pilot Rock And that’s why the tobaccos in arrived Friday to visit with Miss Chesterfield are carefully balanced Joy White. Valdis Wilde is spending ti • one against the other . . . not too summer visiting his aged grand mother Mrs. J. H. Maxwell at For- 1 much of one — not too little of eat Grove. another. Alberta Alley returned from El lensburg, Washington, after visit We take the right amounts of ing her sister, Mrs. W. Eslinger for! Wasco Minister Returns Home Positive Starting O’MEARA GOLD WANTED Licensed gold buyers will pay up to |85.00 an ounce for old dental bridges, crowns, rings, chains lockers, watch cases, spectacle frames, etc. or any other discarded jewelry if mailed within 30 days. Take advantage of this wonderful opportunity given to you by a re liable concern to get full value for your old gold. We also buy old silver. ELCO GOLD REFINERY 1088 Exchange Building Seattle, Washington UPDEGRAFF 4 PEPPER Attorney« At Law Moro, Oregon Sherman Cooperative Grain Growers : : : Wasco, Oregon See us for your Grain Insurance Also for Established Lines of Mill Feeds Grain Bug» Dairy and Poultry Feeds Twine Rolled Grains Concentrates Flour Salt All kinds of Insurance Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease - . Agricultural Livestock — Produce — Fruit— Rodeo — Horse Show Starting Monday, September 2 Gilmore Circus Parade Of Giant Animals — A Mile of Laughs Special on Children’s Day, August 31 Fireworks Display Free at Night DOG SHOW In a Special Building, September 4, 5, 8 Bands and Free Attractions New Rides a I Shows on the Midway New Flower, Art and Textile Displays ADMISSION 25c—CHILDRKN UNDKB 12 FREI A uq.51 “ 5 e pt. 7 ~ Salem A m needs Jdcdance the right kinds of four types of tobacco — Bright, Burley, Mary land and Turkish. It is this balancing of tobaccos I WASCO MARKET Rtb t WHITE STORE . Groceries—Meats -Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season. , and makes them taste better. Your Patrmge Solicited C> 1*19. Uccrrr * Unsi T obacco C o . Chesterfield. .. the cigarette thati MILDER Chesterfield..; the cigarette that TASTES BETTER
