• • ” THR BUM MAN COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO,, OREGON
PAM foüb *—
FRIDAY, May L 1?3^
Wheat Stocks '
Small This Yeer
is being sorely tried as we read Wasco. He was married in 1925
tlTs daughter, after a brief stay
P. O. Studeyt
poem
after poem, try to discern a to Gertrude Huck and has foqr
in the city left for her home in
sons living at his Wasco hotnt. •
ballad
from
an
elegy,
and
get
fair
Lodi, California.
Although handicapped physical
ly well muddled up trying to meas
Miss Vivian Trounce of Moro
ly Mr. Mee has been active in
ure
poetry.
We
don
’
t
use
a
yard
stayed over night at the home of
fraternal and civic organization*
stick, either.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A.' Sargent Sat
being a member of the
The
economic
situation
has
come
urday. Sunday they were dinner
Stocks of Wheat in IhteriOf fiifllB,
Firemen, and an Odd-Fellow. He
to
a
place
where
we
must
try
to
guests at the Harry Van Gilder
elevators
ahd Warehouses on April
connect it with international trade. has operated a shoe repair sbdp
home.
1, T936, were estimated by the
It seems unreasonable that within in Wasco for several years.
Dr. and Mrs. Robertson of Port
The Rufus gymnasium proved to trades scope are tncluded'invisable’
Crop Reporting Board of the Unit
land visited over the week end at be a “Mecca” to dancers at Rufus units of exchange yet that’s what
David Reid, candidate for the ed States Department of Agricul
the home of Mrs. Robertson s last Saturday evening. As we gen we have found out.
Republican
nomination for county ture to be 52,158.000 bushels, Which
TedPra^kotSebcted
parents Mr. and Mrs. A. S. John
This evening the Letterman’s commissioner, has been a resident
erally
picture
a
‘
‘
Mecca
”
it
has
son. The children Dora and Joyce
it about 24 per cent less than the
VaMktOTiaa; Marttrtt
nothing in common with our con Club of Rufus will meet4o initiate of Sherman oounty since 1904 68,220,000 bushels in the same po
returned home with them.
new members. The usual procedure when he began farming near
Miss Margaret McKee returned ception. Saturday evening’s was of the meeting will proceed the ini- Rufus. He was married in New
sition a year earlier, and about
Johuo* k Satatotorian
home from Arlington for the week rather frigid appearing in so far tiation activities.
berg,
Oregon
to
Nora
Rayburn
34 per cent less than the April 1st
end to visit with her-parents. She as the theme and decorative idea
whose parents were old time resi five-year average (1981-1935) of
of
portraying
a
northern
lights
was here Monday to attend the
dents of Sherman county. They 78,609,000 bushels. Stocks are be
effect was concerned. In addition COUNTY CANDIDATES
Miss Harriet Long met with the Republican dinner in Moro.
•
have three children.
to
a
pleasurable
pastime
for
the
low average in all the important*
library board Monday afternoon
Among those who attended the
(Continued from page one)
Mr. Reid is a member of the Odd w^eat producing regions.
and gave instruction and informa funeral of Thomas Sn.k in The dancers the dance proved a finan- and when war was declared joined i Fellows and the Grange.
This report is intended to cover
tion about methods of increasing Dalles Saturday afternoon were: I cial success to a surprising degree the Navy where he served 19j
t
only stocks in country elevators
the already fine circulation of the Everett Sink, Joe Thompson of but it would have been even more
during the war.
. CIarence H.sLindemanf eandidate and warehouses ahd the smaller in
Wasco library. Mrs. Fred Fortner Portland, Mr/and Mrs. Joe Udey M if there had been enough danc- months
After discharge from the service
Mrs. C Hull and Mrs. S. J. Brock and daughter, Florence of Hermis- ing swains to adequately take care he moved to Madras where he man for the Republican nomination for terior hiills, Stocks in commercial
sheriff, was born in Nebraska in elevators' and “census” mills are
of the fairer sex.
were s Jected to attend the Hepp ton.
Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boys aged a grocery store and served 1889 and came to Sherman county i excluded.
ner conference of library boards
Mrs. A. D. Avery of Portland
as deputy assessor for Jefferson
was the house guest of her sister, are marching. So it seems during county. He married Hazel Chit in 1894 where he settled with hi»
Wednesday.
SHERIFF’S SALB^
a I band
practice.
into the /I wood While living in Madras and parents near iRufus. His father *
Inquiring
Mrs. Homer Dixon accomodated Mrs. A. S. Johnson spending
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On' the 1st day of June, 1986, at
| situation we find that the band las two children. In 1923 Mr. managed warehouses there for
a number of ladies when she drove number of days last week.
the
hour of 2 o^lock, p. m., at th« - --. . Hammond,
* .
,. Portland,
. _ _ •. has
many
years
and
Clarence
followed-r
University
of
Oregon
students
members
are
developing
leg
mus-
her cs Lo Heppner Wednesday to
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/V
a
¿A
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j
'
slated
Students
of
the
University
TYuitt
moved
to
Moro
and
has
him in that occupation, managing!
attend the district meeting of li ho™ Z the week end were Fran- el«
been engaged in the barber busi the warehouse for 2J years until Moro, Sheraton County, Oregon, I’ -
tf Oregon for the coming year.
braries. Mis. H. A. White, Mrs. cis Watkins and P.u!en K««^
ness since that time. He owns a his recent resignation.
will sell.at auction to the highest
Fred Fortner, Mrs. S. J. Brock and Accompanying them were Bruce an
tome in Moro, is .a taxpayer, mem
He attended the Rufus schools bidder for cash the following de
Mrs. Dell Hull went with Mrs. Hamby. Bill Pease and Alice Stew,
ber of the Odd-Fellows lodge, the and during the war was a member scribed property in Sherman Coun-
The
Scholastic
Current
Event
Dixon.
art of Powers and Doris Amidon
test for the Scholastic readers war Grange and the American Legion. of the Signal Corps for fifteen ty, State of Oregon, to-wit:
Delman Smith who is a student of Moro.
All of Section Nine, except the
Riven to the high school students
months, thirteen of which were
at Oregon State college was elec
C.
R. Marshall and , son, i, , Chailes
«œn with
with the
th* renults
results
John T. Johnson, candidate for spent overseas. He was married to
north half. of the northeast
—-------
. .. „ just a week ago
ted to the electrical engineering
of
Portland
were
week
end
«..tor.
Incidently
it
w
„
,
the
Republican
nomination
for
quarter; also the Northwest
Rose
Schultz
at
Rufus
in
1926.
;
Kappa
national honor society, Eta
Amount
county
clerk,
was
born
in
Farmer
at
LUc
<-*•
at
the
E.
D,
McKee
home.
test.
The
honored
.indents
Quarter of Section Ten; and
He
is
a
member
of
the
Grange
Nu.
M«t W»
all those portions of the fol
Edra Winchester of San Fran Marshall and daughter, Mary who with the highest scores are Norma City, Illinois. He came to what is and owns a small orchard near
have
been
house
guests
of
her
si8-
lowing described lands lying
Blackbume, first place, Georgiana now Sherman county with his par Rufus on which he lives.
cisco was here several days ai the
»ear ............
.
43S.239JS
South and West of the center
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ter, Mrs. McKee returned home Blackbume, second, and Lynder ents in 1884 and’has lived here
> W1« U
He
continuously
since-
that
time,
with
them.
of
the
John
Day
River;
North
Guilford, third.
Mrs Blooblnd—My ancestry dates
Clyde Hearing.
tlS.Sa.lS3.14
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Brown of
Total
Half of the Southwest Quar-
We, of the Civics class, have at went to school at 5 Biglow and st back to before the daye of Charle
Miss Martha Stewart, University
Longview
spent
the
week
visiting
and
Quarter
f
Net
ter;
South west
last reached a point of intense in tended the Wasco High school
of Oregon student, spent the week
magne. How old is your family?
of tbe Northwest Quarter;
.,........ I 3.ai.uai4
Count Nocount—I really can’t
end at the home of Principal and with the latter's sister, Mrs. A. S. terest in our study. In fact, it Portland Business College.
à salaries
c<
the Northwest Quarter of the
might easily be termed as one of
He was married in 1903 to Miss say. You see, all our family rec
Mrs. Homer Dixon. Miss Stewart Johnson and family.
Southeast Quarter, of Section
Fred Hennagin and wife accom- the, if not the most controversa! Cornelia Smith in Bement, Illinois - ords were lost in the flood.
is a sister of Mrs. Dixon.
OWO'
Eleven; All in Township Two
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Feldman panied by Mrs. B. Estrelle Hailey topics concerning modern society and has three children. He was
(2)
North,
'Range
Eighteen
and
W.
H.
Burres
drove
to
Boise,,
f
0
5
ft
y.
Arguments
and
discussion
manager
of
warehouses
at
Rufus,
were Portland guests spending the
.131.34
Toi*] «xpsndlt
East of the Willamette Me
.
....................
.... probably > fos-
— Biggs. Klondike and Moro from
this
subject will
week end at the home of their son Idaho Saturday to spend the week over
ridian.
ter a warm, maybe a warmer at- 1895 to 1901 when he went to
in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. end.
Said sale is made under execu
Phil Yate^, candidate for con-1 moshere than over any other topic. managing his f itter’s place east
Wm. Hulitz.
tion issued out of the Circuit Court
For the County Typing Contest of Wasco. He has been a taxpayer
Mrs. Earl Hoag of Gilliam coun gress, left hrs home Monday oh a
r.43«M
of the State of Oregon for the
ty spent Sunday visiting friends in campaign tour of southern Ore held last Wednesday, Marie and over thirty years.
RED & WHITE STORE
and
County
of
Gilliam,
to
me
directed
gon. He was accompanied by Ar Clara Mathieson and Rosalie Wiley
Waaco.
. »13.8T3.M4M
in the case of Pacific Coast Joint
Total sdmi
were Rufus’ entrants.
Miss Augusta Huckin came by thur Molesworth of Portland.
Joseph A. Mee, who is a candi- '
Stock Land Bank of Portland, a
Mrs. Maude Akers spent sever
“The Whole Town Is Talking.” date for the Republicon nomination
Groceries—Meats—F resh
train from Pullman to spend the
UtWM
corporation, vs Hugh E. Everett
week end with her mother, Mrs. al days pleasure seeking at Moro. Oh, no, not yet, It wouldn’t be for county clerk, was born at Rufus ;
Fruits
and
Vegetables
in
and Eliza A. Everett, husband and
She attended the jolly dozen earn the least bit surprising if it was in 1906. His mother died when he
Augusta Huekin.
wife (Record Owners,) Sherman
before the play is given May 15th. was a year old and bis grandmoth-1 Season.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Alky and son club while there.
County, Oregon, a Municipal Cor
Styphen left to visit with their
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder With the “big night” so near at er, Mrs. Mary Jane Young, took
Total UsbUlttos. except
poration, and ’“John Doe.’’
hand,
circumstances
necessitate
dili
daughter and family near Prosser, and daughter Emmajean, Walter
charge of his rearing.
03
>00
HUGH
CHRISTMAN
gent
and
comprehensive
practice.
Washington.
Your Patronage Solicited
Eaton and Jack McMillen were at
He attended school in Rufus and
Surplus over afi llabdlUea : Í
1.11
Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
The annual school dance at Hood River Sunday to take in the
Just a note from depressed Eng recently finished high school at
Surphta M
poUc,'j
5-1 to 5 29
Rufuf was thoroughly enjoyed Sat Apple Blossom festival.
lish III students. Many of us aren’t
3 4.m.l*3.l1
urday evening by a group of local
the
least
bit
poetic
yet
our
patience
Mrs. L. Barnum of The Dalles is
people who drove down to attend. a house guest this week at the
Notice of Taking Up Stock
Ai M. Hicks motored to Golden- home of Mrs. Roy Atwood.
•TMOl
dale Sunday to spend the day vis-
Notice is hereby given to whom
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholl spent
itipg with his nephew Glen Brock a week at Northwestern lake near
it may concern that the undersign
and family.
ed has token up and holds for the
White Salmon, located in the cot
MY BROTHER BILL
Mr. and Mrs. W. A- Clothier and tage of tKeir son in law and daugh con. pursuant
cost of taking up and the reason the State of Oregon, plaintiff, vs.
CAPITAL
This shows William helping
daughter - spent Sunday at Hood ter, Mr. and Mrs. George Knebel
able charges and expenses of keep G. W. Coy, also known as George
out when your orders get
River visiting the Apple Blossom of The Dalles.
ing, the following:
W. Coy. and Sherman County, a
mCOMK
heavy. He’s like the rest of
fSetbml.
One baldface Hereford cow.
um. reived dur-^ ^ ^^
A goodly number of Republi
municipal corporation, defendants.
Klondike club members met at cans from thia section attended
aged about 9 years; no brand
mo
.
mo
.
h
HUGH CHRISMAN
the home of Mrs. W. E. Dutton the meeting in Moro Monday when
turning out good whiskey.
or ear marks.
Sheriff
of Sherman County, Oregon
S3T
umu
Thursday afternoon.
an organization was started.
Unless redeemed prior to Mon 4,-17 24; 5-1, 8
Ladies receiving prizes at the
Total tneoms .
day, May 11, 1936, at 2:00 o’clock
TiHicum card club Thursday after-
p. m., said cow will be sold at the —------------- :—
- -
"""“i
nOdn' wbre Mrs. L. L. Funk, high,
W44MM
I.; E. Fields ranch near Biggs, Ore- i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
and Mr*. R. H. McKean, low.
rim. to satisfy said costs, charge.
the under8igIwd
been duly
Cards were played at three tobies
MJT.TS
Dated^is’^th day of April, 1986. »PP°'nted by Uie County Court of
following dessert luncheon served
341.83143
by the hostess Mrs. George Wilde,
Cecil Fields. the State of Oregon for Shermaa
25-26
Total «xp«ndlt»rM............. I |1JM,317*3
County as Administrator of the
Mrs. J. Brock and Mrs. Frank Mor
Aflarrs
estate of Mattie Isaacs Doheny,
row. Mrs. Wilde’s home was used
3.134.M1 OS
Deceased.
Notiee of Sheriff’s Sale
for the occasion.
All persons having claims a-
of Real Property
Mrs. Steve McMillan and daugh
Jia»
gainst
said estate are hereby re-
ter, Dana Jean accompanied by
On Saturday, the 16th day of _
393,333.11
May,
1936,
at
the
hour
of
ten
o
’
-
:
quired
to present the same with
Margaret Johnson visited in Port
renta' dus and
M.133M
clock a. m. at the front door of the vouchers properly verified, as by
land several days returning home
Courthouse in Mbro, Sherman law required, to me at the office of
Saturday.
County, Oregon. I wiill sell at ( Gavin & Gavin, The Dalles, Ore-
Mrs. F. L. Morrow and Mrs. B.
■tocka owm S 4H*
W. Guy were in The Dalles Tues
public auction to the highest bid- gon, within six months from the
mittvd asseta would
oH.Mi.M and th*
* ’ date hereof.
day afternoon where they attend
der for cash, the following de-
poucyboidsrs to S3.
»aed this 21st day of April, 1936.
LXBAILlTlli
ed the Soros is club at the audi
real
property
located
in
scribed
Gro^ claim« for Mesas un-
11.83« J34.SS
Sherman County, Oregon to-wR
torium.
25-26-27-28
Administrator.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Yocum and
Lots two and three, the
risks .............. ......................... LS8X13LM
the
children and Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
of
Southeast
quarter
Due for commission and bo*
Y<m never could have got a
Funk were in Mosier Sunday vis
All *otßtr MsbiUtiea ’J
?
Northeast quarter and the
NOTICE OF FINAL HEADING
Think of it, a tractor operating a
iting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Yocum.
Southwest quarter of the
Total Habllitiea.
excep«
Saturday, the 16th day of May,
Family's Whiskey so tasty
Ted Proudfoot has the honor of full five years on $95.00 for repair cabmans
Northeast quarter of Section
1936,
at the* hour of 10:00 o’clock
cost
....
less
than
$16.00
per
Surplua over au liabilities
being valedictorian and Miss Mar
9, in Township one South of
Surplus sa retarda policy
a.
m.
and the courtroom in the
garet Johnson salutatorian for the year .... less than $10.00 for every
bolder a
Range Nineteen, East of the
Courthouse
at Moro, Oregon, has
1936 high school graduation class. thousand hours of hard field work.
Willamette Meridan, Oregon,
Total
been
fixed
as
the time and place for
“
Caterpillar
’
’
products
are
built
to
Mrs. Faye Simpson Loomis of
containing one hundred fifty
hearing
all
objections
to the fipal
high
standards
and
letters
such
as
Portland came from that city Mon
eight and 3-100 acres
report
filed
by
the
undersigned
in
day to spend several days with the one which follows seem to be . «
Said sale is made under execu
Mrs. Marie Barnett Cooper.
Name
Mrs. Cordelia White left Suncky
Statutor
fólla«* bl
for Portland where she will visit
with relatives.
v
Judge and Mrs. G. A. Potter
were Tygh Valley visitors Sunday.
This here Famify’a Whiskey of
March 14, 1936.
C. S. Hampton of The Dalles was
ours
has got everything that three
Caterpillar Tractor Co.
a business visitor Monday.
whole
generation« of us Wilkens
A. M. Hicks and W. E. Tate were Peoria. Ill.
have
learned
concerning ways of
Gentlemen
:
transacting business in The Dalles
In
the
spring
of
1930
we
bought
a
making
whiskey
with a genuine mild
Tuesday afternoon.
W. W. Knighten, P. N. Johnston Model 15 Standard Gauge “Cater
ness and tastiness to it! And here’s,
and H. C. Seymour, state club pillar” tractor for us* in our hop
one thing sure. There isn’t one bottle
leader of Corvallis met here in be fields. It has worked six full sea
but what’s got every bit of the quality
half of the 4-H clubs of this dis- sons of about 160 days each. We
to it that we distillers are enjoying
have
used
it
to
cultivate
our
yards
trict.
ourselves. We want to make our
The Wasco Firemen will have
Mrs. Hugh Walker was hos and bale hops after harvest. The
Family’s Whiskey something that’ll
tess to the members of the Wasco first winter it cleared land prepara
Women’s study club at her home tory to setting out one of these a special Baseball meeting at the
do us proud, and make you glad
Grain Bags
Mill Feeds
Friday afternoon for the regular yards. The repair costs on this
you
bought
it!
business and study hour. Mrs. tractor have been a little less than Wasco City Council room on May
Twifie
Dairy and Poultry Feeds
E. D. McKee gave a talk on Mary 195.00 for something like 10,000
hours
of
work,
which
we
consider
Roberts Rinehart. Womsn poets
5th at 7:45 p.m. for the purpose
Concentrates
was the subject presented by Mrs. an excellent record. The only over
Rolled Grains
H. A. White. Mrs. Earl Richelder- haul it needs for the coming year’s of organizing a Wasco Baseball
work is a valve grind.
Salt
fer acted as club director.
Flour
Yours very truly,
Mrs. B. W. Guy and Mrs. Afton
(signed) C. W. Butler.
McIntyre were joint* nostesses at
tbe home of Mrs. Guy when mem
All kinds of Insurance
It you reside near Wasco and
bers of the junior bridge club met You Need
for luncheon followed by three
are anxious to show action for
tables of cards. High honors for “Caterpillar” Quality
club was received by Mrs. O. G.
Wasco this season you are invited
Hilderbrand and Mrs. Lewis Hast
Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease
ings held high for guesto
Album if
Mrs. Delilth Süffel and Mrs. Ed
to attend this meeting.
FREE-A t«rr of our W
you'll write me at Tbe Moi
na Ekland accompanied Carl Mid
CoprHaht
Jo« 5 Finch & Co . In«
SUPPLY CO.
• --The Wasco Firemen •S3 proof—75% grain neutral spirits.
dles tod t to Portland Saturday
AVAILABLE IN OREGON
where the former will remain for
« while. Mrs. Ekland, Mrs. Stiff-
Rufus School
Dance Proves
Successful
State Librarian
Visits Wasco
On State Trip
a
a
R ati
WASCO MARKET
«m«
'““■M"’®1®
$16 a Year
for Upkeep
Æwa
if it vffptsn 9t that us Wilkens
started distilling
wily back
Proof
of quality
Attention!
BALLPLAYERS
O’MEARA
Sherman Cooperative Grain
Growers
Wasco, Oregon