THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL* MORO, OREGON FJUUAY, JUNE IV* 1VW
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to Moro State Bank Liquidation: i Stamps for Clerk’s office
6.00 W. Ray Blake, First Clerk, 7.89
John E. Alley, Second Clerk 7.89
Matter referred to Commissioner State Industrial Accident Comm.
7.89
Dell Olds, Third Clerk
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Peace
Officers
$14.51;
De-
*
P. C. Axtell. A •
Moss
Park
workers
$9.45;
23.96
Moro
Board
i In the Matter of the Treasurer’s
10.14
' W. S. Powell, Chairman
trial balance report for period Geo. B. Bourhill, P. M. Stamps
for^supt.’s office'
3.65 e . E. Barzee, Judge
10.14
ending May 31st, 1936. Report ac
Geo. G. Updegraff, Dist. At-
* H. O. Kunaman, First Clerk 10.14
cepted and ordered filed.
torney’s expenses
6.87
Theodore Johnston, Second
| In the Matter of paying salaries Wily W, Knighten, Cash ad-
10.14
*
Clerk
of officers on the first of each
10.14
vanced for office help:
Mae
Moore,
Third
Clerk
month, prior to each County Court
G. Amidon $6.82; Donalda
'
Wasco
Board
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day. Clerk instructed to issue
Knighten $3.15;
' Belle A. Clothier, Chairmon 7.59
warrants to courthouse officers on Dewey Thompson, Field As-
Severa! Attend Rese Festival
7.59
.
Myrtle M. Funk, Judge
first of month. Salaries establish
sessor
—
final
payment
100.00
Anabel
Fortner,
First
Clerk
7.59
ed by law.
D. Appleton-Centry Company
In Portland From Wasco
1
Ryland
O.
Scott,
Second
Clerk
i Court'adjourned, subject to call
1.76 । and mileage
Supt.’s office supplies
8.59
by Judge.
Ginn, Coleman & Company
Rachael
Medler,
Third
Clerk
7.59
1 Geo. A. Potter. Judge,
3.52
DeMas« Park supplies
A young people’s class of the
I P. C. Axtell add A. A. Dunlapt
' Farmers Elevator & Supply Co.
CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL
Church of Christ styled the Win-’
Commissioners.
Courthouse supplies $6.50;
A-Couple consisting of 12 members
LOWED AGAINST THE ROAD
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DeMoss Park $29.40;
35.90
organized themselves at the home
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FUND
AT THE JUNE TERM
CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL- Sherman County Journal
of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Walsh Wed
..
OF
COUNTY
COURT:<
LOWED AGAINST THE GEN-* County Printing $13.; Supt’s
nesday evening. Regular meeting
14.60
ERAL
FUND
AT
THE
JUNE
20.00,
Geo.
Hobson,
Road
work
supplies
$7.00;
night will be the second Wednesday
1.40
TERM
OF
COUNTY
COURT.
Geo.
A.
Potter.
Judge
’
s
ex-
iM.
S.
Stone,
Road
work
of each month. A picnic is sche
L40
Mrs.
C.
M.
Snider,
Rent
of
road
penses
Model
Laundry,
Cleaning
cir-
duled in place of the next two
Turn a lum Lumber Company
machine shed —April and
cuit court room rugs
$42.58
meetings. A basket social is to be
12.00
Supplies
for
Grass
Valley
May
Richard
J.
Crane,
Reporter
—
held Friday June 19 at the church.
19.60 ; L. L. Bowersox, Road work 28.00
precinct booths
i
Circuit
Court
10.00
A pleasant evening was enjoyed
110.80
City of Moro, Courthouse.*
¡ L. L. Peetz, Road work
j Pac. Tel. & Tel. Company
at the Myron Haise home Wednes
6.90
Kendrick
Dunlap.
Road
work
92.50
water
bill
Total phone bills
24.75
day night when Miss Irene Dutton
110.25
l^siiTi^n, mounting a 9 foot 8 Inch salitisi» landed
Murphy, Work in DeMoss
Dick Yocum, Road work
National Hospital Association
W. 1.. Brown, chief taxidermist of the Smithsonian
was honored at a surprise party
Hospit$L$>rotection for De-
Chas. Bargenholt, Road work ; 7.80
27.80
for her birthday. Guests attending by President Roosevelt at Cocos island, off Costa Rica , last October, which will be placed on display In . the ■ Park
3.10
3.00
Bert Hartley, Road work
Moss*
workers
Arthur Byers, Work in DeMoss
from The Dalles were Virgil and National .Museum.
45.00
Rufus Election Board
Aden Axtell, Road work
Park
48.00
Vernon Dutton, Willa Mae and
6.42 Clarence Merainger, Road
W. L. Wilson, Chairman
Sherman County Relief Comm.
Bud McCoughy, Virginia Liman,
66.00 .
6.42
R.
P.
Foister,
Judge
work
Sherman County’s portion of
and Dick Ebi, Rex ^Toby of Dufur, McPherson was the former’s mpth- Mrs. Frank Betts and daughter,
Mrs. B. E. Hailey and Mrs. J. C. ] Old Age Assistance
34.80
H. H. Brackett, First Clerk 6.42 Mark Alley, Road work
166.25
Douglass Bothwell, Maupin. Hen er, Mrs. Belle Brownregg who in-j Olive.
McDermid returned home from West Coast Print. & Bind. Co.
48.80
6.42
W. A. Morris, Second Clerk
L. L. Funk, Road work
ry Richelderfer was a local guest. tends to stay for the summer.
Frank ^Roid, öf Willamette Uni- Grand Lodge in Portland Friday,
15.60
E.
L.
Weld,
Road
work
G.
D.
Shultz,
Third
Clerk
and
Dancing was the diversion of the . Mrs. Walter Medler entertained versity, nephew of Mrs. Fuller was they being delegates from the Was-' Assessor’s rolls and sup-
8.42
Dick
Yocum,
Road
work
mile
mileage
plies
190.65
evening.
for her niece, the former Murdinz a caller at her home Monday.
co lodge. Mrs. F. R. Fortner and
6.64
Locust Grove Board
age
..
A
a a
,
i
j w j I Walter A. May & Son, Court
Frank Peddicord and Mr. Krugei Mrs G. A. Sargent attended Wed-1 hou,e
|iM
Mr. and Mrs. Vintin Watkin*» Medler at her home this week.Mrs.
5.61
Victor
Andersyn,
Chairman
Kendrick
Dunlap,
Road
work
.50
nesday
evening
Miss Mignon
Rent of Ru
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and children are visiting at the Anna Lee and Mrs. Martha Hast- of Corvallis visited Monday evening ------
65.69
mileage
Fred Hennagin, Judge and
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o
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«r
sit
IL
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Au
at the W. E. Weld home.
j Wall formerly of Wasco and Miss] fus Election hall
home of Mr. Watkins parents, Mr. ings won high honors at cards.
7.11 C. E. Crites. Work on county
mileage
5.00
and Mrs. H. D. Watkins. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Afton McIntyre
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson and' Winifred Fortner were initiated Grass Valley City Library
9.40
Amelia C. Root, First Clerk 5.61
roads
Watkins will leave for Goldendale and children made a trip to Port- daughter Katherine and son Gor- into the Eastern Star lodge,
5.61 Foss A Company, Road grader
‘Rent of Grass Valley hall 5.00 Gladys Zell, Second Clerk
for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. land Sunday returning Monday.
3.00
don motored to Portland Sunday j Harry Proudfoot was in Spokane A B. Potter, Rent of Klondike
5.61
Nellie Fields. Third Clerk
supplies
Frank Fenton.
hall
Sunday guests at the home of where Miss Johnson will take Monday to attend the annual meet
Howard
Cooper,
Road
sup
Klondike Board
5.00
plies
35.26
By way of remembering their Mrs. Anna Lee were Mrs. Gordon nurse’s training at the Good Sama- ing of the North Pacific Grain W. b . Simmon«, Janitor for
5.49
S. P. Boice, Chairman
Growers as a delegate from the
last Sunday school party members Brown and children. Mr. and Mrs. ritan hospital.
5.49 Geo. A. Potter, Road supplies 16.95
Rufus Precinct
5.00 A. B. Potter, Judge
of the Ever Faithful Sunday school Art
son -
Delmar.
. v Smith and ^..
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Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Hilderbrand Wasco co-op.
I Gene Reynolds, Janitor for
Geo. W. Drinkard First Clerk 5.49 W. G. Armsworthy, Road sup
plies and machine parts
58.65
class held a no host dinner in the John and Olive Robinson left for wire at I^Grande, returning home
Rutledge precinct
5.00 O.G. Hilderbrand Second Clerk 5.49
Arvid Anderson, 2-horse team
church basement with a number of Portland to see the 'Rose Show, re- Tuesday. Mr. Hilderbrand won COUNTY COURT
Fred Hennagin, Janitor for
R. M. Johnson, Third Clerk and
hire
3.00
invited guests. All were entertain turning a few days later.
second place in the state trap
6.89
(Continued from page one)
1 Locust Grove precinct
5.00
mileage
Geo.
B.
Bourhill,
P.
M.,
Stamps
ed by a program which was given
shoot.
License
in
Rufus.
Recommenda-'
Chas. Everett, Janitor for Was-
Monkland Board
Mrs. George Hennagin jr.
5.64
for mailing Road Warrants 5.00
later in the afternoon.
co precinct
5.00 C. J. Thompson, Chairman
Gertrude Hansen. Philip O’Mea tion made by County Court and fee
Moro spent Saturday in Wasco
l Shell Oil Company, Kent,
Charles Siscel and his mother visiting at the home of Mr. and
M. Clarke Webb, dealer of
Geo. N. McDonald, Judge and
ra, Cleone Walsh and Archie Kir- of $5.00 received.
Road supplies—Apr. May 40.65
visited Saturday with Mrs. Siscel’s Mrs. Lloyd Hennagin.
6.64
In the Matter of the payment of
Weights and Measure«
3.18
mileage
kele drove ^to Portland Thursday
daughter, Mrs. Coleman who re Eugene Spencer of Portland vis- .tp attend the Rose festival return- claims presented against the Gen- Geo. H. Wilcox, Coroner’s Ex-
5.64 Standard Oil Company, Road
D. L. Belshe, First Clerk
supplies
14.54
sides in The Dalles.
eral Fund:
penses: Re: Aimsworth
23.35 Wilford Belshe, Second Clerk 5.64
ited over the week end with his ing home Friday.
Turn
a
lum
Lumber
Company
Sunday dinner guests at the brother, W. A. Spencer and family.
5.64
The County Clerk instructed ti- Dr. C. L. Poley, Vital static
T. S. Reese, Third Clerk
Mrs. Sarah Barnett and daugh-
107.06
Road supplies
Harry Van Gilder home were Mrs
tic Reports
Rutledge Board
1.50
Lt. Carl Nelson came up from ter, Mrs. Marie Barnett Cooper, write warrants against the General
Geo.
A.
Potter.
Judge
’
s
Ex
Hattie King Andrews and Mr. and Portland to spend Sunday at the left for Portland Tuesday.
Fund in the amounts and to the|W. E. Tate, Vital Statictis Re
Clyde Smith. Chairman and
21.45
Mrs. Guy Andrews.
penses
6.09
ports
mileage
E. A. Medler home where his wife
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wallace had claimants listed on pages 183 to
Mrs. Jennie Young returned has been visiting.
David
Reid,
Road
work
on
4.29
189,
inclusive,
Claim
Docket
No.
3.
J.
D.
Butcher,
Re-employment
Jas.
W.
Blagg,
Judge
as their house guests Mrs. Wal-
51.00
from Dufur after a short stay with
4.29 County roads
In the Matter of the payment of
office expenses
15.00 L. D. Eakin, First Clerk
Miss Margaret Smith came from lace’s mother and daughter, Mrs.
1.50
Carroll
Sayrs,
Road
work
friends.
4.29
Power & Light Company
D. L. Reynolds, Second Clerk
The Dalles Friday to see her aunt, R. C. Allen and Miss Ruth of Dodge claims presented against the Road । Pacific
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i . bill
v-.,
9 25 Harold D. Eakin, Third Clerk 4.29 O’Meara Supply & Implement
Mrs. J. Kinser, aunt of Mrs. Mrs. E. L. Weld.
fund:
]
Court
House
light
City, Kansas.
Co., Road machinery parts 13.26
Kramer, and Mr. and Mrs. Weslie < Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Courtney and
The Clerk is instructed to write Ralph P. Brisbine. Canvassing
Kent Board
Max Williams and Darrel Mc- warrants
22.50
Bruce
Millard, Road work
Fine pf San Jose. Cal., visited children, Chester Venable and( Quills
6.57
against the Road Fund in ' Primary Election returns
5.00 G. L. Hoskinson, Chairman
attended the Rose show in
Foss & Company, Road sup
Sunday at the William Kramer । children Doris and Chester jr. of | port]and last week.
the amounts and to the claimants Clayton Vintin, Canvassing
J. C. Wilson, Judge and
1.75
plies
home.
8.87
listed on pages 187 to 189, inclu-|
indu-1 Election returns
mileage
5.00
«
w
TT-u
L
J Wenatchee,
over night guests । 1 M
F
Crews is
Mr. and . Mrs. Joe
Hilderbrand
.
w . . were
,
r ree crews
is a a visitor
visitor in
in sive, Claim Docket No. 3.
Union
Oil
Company,
Road
6.57
। Arthur Byers, Use of engine
G. C. Young, First Clerk,
j
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the Weld home. -
I Portland at
at the home
of
117.80
made
a « business
trip
to it
Hood i River
or her
ner mother
momti
gasoline
6.57
In the Matter of the Coroner’s
for DeMoss Park work
Davis, Second Clerk
12.00 J.
Mr. and - --
Mrs. Oscar —
Humburg ( romana
Mra Abbie me
Hull nome
.
State
Industrial
Accident
Comm.
6.57
recently.
and
J. C. Helyer. Third Clerk
»d sons, spent the week end in
Mrs c H Coe of
Danes was report on the death of Leonard1 R. C. Byers, DeMtoss Park
Road employees protection 46.45
House guests at the home of por£jan<j and Hillsboro visiting
•Aimsworth. Report filed May 28th
work and mileage
Grass Valley Board
46.20
a guest of a week at the home of 1936. Accepted by County Court.' Kilham Stationery & Print. Co.
National Hospital Association
Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller from Tues- w-^ Mrs. Humburg’s parents.
Coon, Chairman and
B.
J.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stoleson.
Hospital protection for road
day to Thursday were Mr. and Mrs.
8.89
In the Matter of Security held
Clerk’s office supplies
3.60 •
mileage
Visiting at the W. A.-Spencer
Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Ferguson by Sherman County with reference1 G. C. Vintin, County Clerk,
19.30
employees
7.89
B. F. Robinson and children of home for the past two weeks we$e
.. Jx W. Hays, Judge
spent the week end visiting at the
Klamath Falls. Mrs. Robinson is
home of Mrs. Ferguson’s mother,
a niece of Mrs. Fuller.
£ |
' =
Mrs. Lydia Darby.
Maxine Kramer visited at the CHIEF ROAD BUILDER
Charles Hartman, son of Mr. and
Coffman home in Moro Thursday.]
Mrs
Gus Hartman, had the measles
^diss August Huckin returned'
followed by alapse of the illness.
recently from Washington State
Sunday his parents left for Port
college at Pullman, Washington
land
placing him in the Doernbeck-
Arriving from Sacramento, Cal.,
er hospital for treatment. Mis.
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hartman will stay close by remain-1
ing at Vancouver with a sister.
,
A son was born to Mrs. Lowell l
Burris Monday the 15th at The J
Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholl left ■
for Coulee Dam Friday on a Un I
day outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Van Gilder (
and family returned last week from
Lookout, Cal., after enjoying a vis
it with relatives and Mrs. Van Gil-
dtrs mother.
r F AGE FOUR
New Club Formed
Museum to Show President’s Sailfish
By Wasco
Young' People
l
As advertising is the major income
of newspapers it is the major means
of increasing income of dealers in
all sorts of business enterprises.
When you buy
your Tractor
Watch for complete
Dust protection
............. because dust and grit are
the worst enemies of dependable
performance, long tractor life and
low upkeep.
Builders of more track-type trac
tors than all other manufacturers
put together, “Caterpillar” leads
the field in defeating dust.
Note how securely “Caterpillar”
engine parts are sealed against
the entrance of dust.
And note particularly how efficient
ly the automatic bellows-type final
drive seals exclude dust and re-
these seals are built
tain oil
and used only by “Caterpillar.’
Col. Willard T. Chevalier, vice
president of the McGraw Publishing
company, who was elected president
of the American Road Builders’ as
sociation for the year beginning in
May at the annual convention of
society at Cleveland. Ohio. Colonel
Chevalier will lead a co-ordinated
campaign of the American Road
Builders to reduce motor vehicle
deaths and accidents on our high
ways through an engineering analy
sis of this problem.
WASCO MARKET
RED & WHITE STORE
Groceries—Meats—Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables in
Season.
Your Patronage Solicited
Sherman Cooperative Grain
Wasco, Oregon
Growers
It Will Soon Be Time For
GROWING GRAIN INSURANCE
O’MEARA
SUPPLY CO.
Don’t hide your light under a bu
shel, nor your goods in an unadver
tised business is good advise in this
day and age of strong competition
between many businesses and many
dealers in each business.
Cost is same from June 1 as later
See us for Sacks and Twine
Mill Feeds
Grain Bags
Dairy and Poultry Feeds
There are many conclusive reasons'
why the “Caterpillar” is the most
popular track-type tractor ever
built Ask us why.
Elbert Hubbard said that if a man
built a better mouse trap than any
one else the world would beat a
pathway to his door, but the mouse
trap builder would first have to tell
people of his invention or his calling
list would be as short as Al Capone’s.
Rolled Grains
Flour
For this county there is one medium
of advertising:
Twine
Concentrates
Salt
All kinds of Insurance
Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease
The Sherman County Journal
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