THE SHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL,
Pipe Pulling Job
MORO. OREGON
PASS TURKS
FRIDAY, JU LŸ 10, 1936
Scenes and Persons in the Current News
At Pinkerton
Place Progresses
Martin Hansen and Wife Visit
Here From Fresno, Cal.
George Witter returned to his job
of pulling pipes from the Pinkerton
well Wednesday after the holiday.
The larger part of the pipe is al­
ready out but s:ven joints still re­
main.
Lee and Christy LeRoy were in
town Wednesday with their two
trained riding and roping horses
both of which were bought from
Claud Thompson. The LeRoys are
fair and rodeo performers during
the summer and fall.
W. F. Jackson was here Wed­
The Dalles, Oregon
nesday from The Dalles having re­
turned frdm the Democratic con­
vention in Philadelphia and vis­
" Heflrì qua iters for Sherman (\mntij barmers"
ited several eastern cities while
or. the trio.
I-Delegates altmilrt» the Republican
cmiventhm In Cleveland. 2-l’resldent ll^sevelt »• pres
Dried Fruit
Martin Hansen and wife, now of
CANNED
at
the
funeral
of
the
late
Joseph
W
Ryrns.
shaker
of
the
house
of
representatives
8-
Representative
VMI
Fresno, California, were here this J ent
4 Bags $ .99
Raisins 4 lb. Bags
week to visit with old friends.
Ham Bankhpad «if Alaiuima
25
lb. box 1.13
Dried
Prunes
Fred Mathias was here Tuesday
25
lb.
Box 3.17
from Overlook, Wash., to look over
Dried Apples
3.10
the crop prospects in Sherman and
25
lb
Box
Dried Peaches
Gilliam counties.
the NE A meeting in Portland.
The Auxiliary /will meet Fn-.
They made a trip to the coast
< lysters ** I Itter”
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day July 10th with Miss Vivian
for a day before returning home.
Dry Groceries» Beans, Rice, etc
Trounce at her home.
Dr. C. L. Poley is in Portland
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Johnny Mills and wife of Kinzuo
.49 Shrimp Little Chief’’
10 lbs.
Small White Beans
this week to attend the sessions
spent the Fourth of July here and
25 lbs. 1.13 Salmon. (hie>. Tall. Pink
of the Medical convention which
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at Grass Valley as guests of Judge
are being held there. Several of
and Mrs. Carl Hendricks.
.44 Salmon. Ones. Tall, Med. Ked
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the lectures will be broadcast for
10 lbs.
Red Mexican Beans
Betty Templeton arrived from
the public.
Former
Marjory
Maclnnes
1.00
25
lbs
The United States National Bank
Bend on her way home to Arling­
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Salmon, I hu‘s. Tall. Fancy Red
Neal Freeman and Miss Olga
which has a direct Branch in The
ton. She will visit a f?w days here]
Samuelson, former Moro teacher. Here With Husband
.89 'l'ima Fi sh l-2s FJ Campo
10 lbs.
Dalles, reports a continuation of; Lima
with her aunt, Mrs. W. F. MsLeod.
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spent the Fourth with Neal’s par--
its phenominal grow’th, according
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Williams of ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Freeman?
25 lbs*. 2.23
to official sta ement issued to the
Butte, Mont, with their children
Mrs. A. S. Johnson and son.
M j -. and Mrs. Chester Marrs Comptrolles of Currency as of June
were here for the funeral of Mrs.
.79
10 lbs.
Lloyd left Thursday morning for I and small a lighten of Granger, 30. Deposits now stand at $105,- Lima Beans, Small
Pickles and Catsup
Williams’ father, George Hennagin.
25 lbs. 2.13
a few* days visit with relatives in Wn., spent the 'Fourth in Grass 236,505.83
and total resources
Arthur W. Priaulx, state chair-(
1.05
Salem, Silverton and Portland.
Sweet Pickles. Gallon Glass Jug
Valley with Mrs. Marr s parents, $114,603,329.71. marking a growth
man of the Republican party, was
.63
10
lbs.
Blue
Kose,
Fancy
Rice,
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Maclnnes of in deposits of over ten and a half
in town Wednesday on his way
.78
25 lbs. 1.61 Dill Pickles Gallon Glass Jug
millions and a growth in resources!
Kent.
home to Chiloquin where he is
Dill Pickles, No. 10 Tins, each
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson ano of over twelve millions in the past
publisher of the Review.
.43
10 lbs.
daughter
Nellie and grandson twelve month', approximating its Macaroni
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Widener of
47
.97 Catsup, No 10 Tins, each
1 George Sacre and Erritt Wilson former gains of almost a million
25 lbs.
Eugene spent the Fourth here as
। spent Saturday at Poplar Grove dollars a month.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mar­
Since its last statement in March,*
celebrating the ' Fourth with the
tin, jr. Mr. Widener is step fath­
deposits have increased even in
Extract
W. L. Wilson family.
er of Mrs. Martin.
John Wilson and Earl Lyons excess of tha’ ratio, or a gain of (
Mrs. T. B. Searcy arrived Mon­
.39
Vanilla. Bouquet, 8 oz.
i made a trip to Portland Sunday almost five and a half millions
day to remain with relatives here
Baking
.69
Use
of
electricity
holds
possi-
;
16
oz.
Early
in
June
the
United
States
। returning Monday.
for a time.
Mrs. Carl Schadewitz spent last National incr ised its capital struc­
Lloyd Johnson same home for bility in reducing fencing costs
.81
Vanilla. Schillings. 8 oz.
Powder
the Fourth from Sisters where he on the farm, believes Ivan Branton, week in The Dalles where she re­ ture by the i suance of new stock
16
oz.
1.39
to the amount of $750 000, making
has been working and has decided assistant agricultural engineer at ceived medical aid.
Oregon State college, who has in­
Jim Hinton of Shaniko was a the present total in capital, surplus Calumet
to remain until after harvest.
2 1-2 lbs. .48
undivided profits and reserves of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dunkel and son vestigated various kinds of electric business visitor at Kent Friday.
5 lbs.
.94
Gerald Kelly of Grass Valley vis­ approximately nine million dollars.
of Independence were here last fencing. When properly installed.
Coffee
10
lbs.
1.45
Branton
says,
electric
fencing
is
C. R. Harding, manager of The
ited with his father J. H. Kelly
week end at the Omer Sayrs farm
entirely
safe
for
stock
as
well
as
2
lbs.
.21
Dalles
Branch,
also
stated
that
it
several days last week.
Clabber Girl
home.
3 lbs.
.65
Marshall’s Best Coffee
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Barnett and was gratifying to maintain this
Mrs. Ben Morgan and family human beings and lends itself par­
5 lbs. .55
10 lbs. 1.99
children and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. continued growth in deposits as it
were here with Mrs. Morgan’s ticularly to pasture rotation use.
50 oz.
.31
K.
C.
The
advantage
of
electric
fenc
­
not
only
represented
new
business,
Barnett and children spent the
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mar­
3 lbs.
.49
80 oz .57
but returning prosperity for old
tin, and other members of the fam­ ing is that only one wire is needed Fourth of July at Eagle Creek.
10
lbs.
1.59
2 1-2 lbs.
.84
and posts may be merely stakes
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and customers. “Another gratifying Schillings
ily.
, .
.. driven in the ground three or four
feature,
”
stated
Harding,
“
is
the
5 lbs. 1.51 Gohlen West Coffee
3 lb. Tins .89
sons, George and Paul, of Fossil,
McKinley Ellsworth and family
stopped in Moro a few minutes rods apart. Once cattle have been Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson and increase of loans and discounts,
4 lb. Tins 1.15
M J B. Coffee
Tu sday to say “Hello” to friends trained by contact with the slightly daughters, Connie and Dorothy of showing that there is a constantly
charged
wire,
they
will
leave
it
increasing
demand
for
money
with
Antelope visited their parents Mr.
while on their way home to Port­
4 lb. Tins 1.15
Hills Coffee
Flour
land from Condon where they had entirely alone. It has been found and Mrs. J. M. Wilson over the which to conduct commercial and
been visiting with other members advantageous to string up wire in holiday and all including Lester, farm enterprises.”
- ♦ „ 49 lb. Sack 1.49
Kitchen Queen
the barnyard where the cattle will Helen, Jerry jr., Dick and T d
of Mr. Ellsworth's relatives.
Bbl. 5.59
.A Reliable Family Flour)
Harry Pinkerton is recovering learn about it before they are Johnson spent the day in Buck Hol-
Soap and Cleanser
RAIN FALLS
from an injury to his hand caused placed in the field where it is in Icw for a family picnic and swim.
49 lb. Sack 1.59
The weather for the post week Diamond Flour
10 Bars
regular use.
A number of Kent people attend- has-bten cool which brings delight
by an infected splinter.
Bbl. 6.25 Crystal White Laundry
It is important, says Branton, to ed the dance at Grass Valley Sat-
Melvin Fulkerson, predatory an­
to the farmers who can w’atch their
49 lb. Sack 1.95 Dash Washing Powder, Large Pkg.
imal hunter in Sherman county obtain equipment that is approved urday evening.
wheat
ripening slowdy with a min­ White River
.18
•
by
the
state
electrical
inspector
1-2 Gallon. Each
killed four coyotes during the
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Helyer and imum of damage from drying or
Bbl. 7.75 Pu rex
month of June according to the re-. . and then install it strictly accord- son Robert, and Cecil and Eugene heat. Nights have been cool to
ing to the directions of the manu­ Norton motored to Bend Saturday
port of the biological survey.
cold. A •sprinkle of rain fell in the
It is not practical to where they spent the holiday.
C. L. Koons has been appointed facturer.
Kent neighborhood Wednesday af­
as district engineer for the high­ try to connect electricity to ordi­
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holdaway ternoon ami enough to wet the
way department for The Dalles nary fencing nor to connect any and daughter Doris May of Hood sidewalks fell in Moro Thursday.
station.
He comes from Baker. fence wire to an electric circuit River spent the week end here with
A large rain would h ave ser­
Engineer Hodge, v/hom he replaces, without specific equipment designed Mrs. Holdaway’s parents, Mr. and ious consequences in all but the
for that purpose.
Mrs. W. G. Helyer.
has been returned to Redmond.
south end of the county where it
The single barbed wire ordinari­
Mr. and Mrs. William Moers and
Harry Kunsman is taking a va­
would do some good.
cation from the garage business ly used for electric fencing is family of Portland spent the holi­
strung
on
insulators.
Wood
posts
day week end visiting with Mr.
beginning this week. He will re
Lupine Rebecca Lodge No- 116
pair and operate the I^wrence will not conduct the current from Moers sister. Mrs. Max Pluemke,
Moro, Oegon
Kaseberg combine during harvest. the wire when dry but during rainy and her family, returning to their
weather
they
are
likely
to
destroy
Wm. Rudolph and wife were here
home Sunday evening.
Meets 2d and 4th Tu-
The operating
for the Hennagin funeral Wednes­ its effectiveness.
esdays of each month
Frankie— We had chicken
day. Mrs. Rudolph being a sister cost of an electric fence is only a
Visiting members wel
few
cents
a
month
when
properly
quette for dinner.
of Mr. Hennagin.
come.
Harry A. Schoth was hire the installed ahd, because of its rather
Herbie— What part of the
Elsie Stephens, N. G.
the first of the week to consult with temporary construction, may be cken is the croquette?
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D. E. Stephens about agricultural moved from place to place.
Frankie— It is the part that
Lila Bull. Secretary Pineapple 2 1-2’s Dundee
Case
2.45
In tests conducted at the Oregon goes on the table last.
affairs.
Case
4.15
Richard Barnes was here this experiment station, electric fence
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Corn.. Dundee Gold Bantam, 2s
Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F & A-M
week from Arlington where he is was found entirely practical for
Ou
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1.64
Case
2.39
Grape Fniit, II. I). Fancy
Moro, Oregon
working in the hotel for Mr. and dairy cows even when a smooth
Meets the 1st and 3rd
Case 3.20
Mrs. Webb Templeton having re­ wire was used, but a smooth wire
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Hominy. Van Camps, $
Thursday evenings of
covered from his accident of ear­ was not effective for pigs unless
Case 2.21
it happens to touch the animals
- each month. Visiting Peaches. Dundee Clings, 2 1
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lier in the year.
Full Gospel Assembly
nose
or
tar.
Branton
believes
that
members cordially in-(
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Frank Hennagin and wife came
Case 3.36 Peas. Merrimac
10:00 a. m
Sunday School
vited
to
meet
with
us.
un from Independence with R?v. one heavily barbed wire, well in­
Case
2.49
Morning Worship ...... 11.00 a. m.
Hanson for the funeral of Mr. Htn- sulated, would have been effective
Pinkerton, W. M.
H.
B.
Case
2.64
7:30 p. m
Peaches, Rocket, 6 No. 10
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with hogs, sheep or goats which Evening Service ........
String Beans, Dundee, 2s
navin’s brother, George.
C V. Belknap Secv.
have
considerable
natural
protec
­
Case
2.12
Wily Knighten and family retur
Case 2.82
Apricots, Briteweat, 6 No. 10
ned Tuesday from their trip to tion from the electric current.
Community Presbyterian Church
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Mor* IxxUe No- 113, I. O. O. F- ।
Tomatoes, Dundee
10:00 a m. Sunday school.
Moro, Oregon
I Pears, Yamhill. 6 No. 10
Case
2.70
Case
2.37
11:00 a.m. Morning worship and
Meets 1st and 3rd
/ s^fmon, “Things of Men”. Sum­
Case 2.12
Case 2.84 ‘Tomatoes. Dundee, 6 No. 10
Tuesdays in the
Blackberries, Yamhill, 6 No. 10
mer’observance of the Ix>rd’s sup­
S I O.O.F. hall Tran
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In A New Ix>cation
per is planned.
FOR HALE: 15 Raml>ouillette
si ent and visiting Loganberries, Yamhill, 6 No. 10 Case 2.92 Spinach, II. D. Fancy, 2 L2s
7:30 p.m. Combined evening ser-
Gase
2.84
brothers are cordi-'
Aged Bucks and 250 ewes agedi
vice and Christian Endeavor.
5-6 vrs. See J. N. Maclnnes. Kent,
ally invited to meet Gooseberries, Staregon, 6 No. 10 Oase 3.69
2
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Or Jon.
36.37-38;
Kraut, Dundee, 2 1-2S
with us. .
Marshall’s Food Store
ALEX MARSHALL Prop.
DEPENDABLE GROCERS
FISH
Kent People
Visit Over 4th
U. S. National
Reports Growth
In Deposits
Electric Fence
Recommended
By Engineer
J
CHUFWS!
Classified Ads
HI W SERVICE
MORO CONFECTIONERY or.« v.ney B«pu.t
lyewis McKee, N. G.
iRev s L Boyce of Portland, for-
t on SALK: No 3 McCoi mi< k Deer ------------ _
Joe Truit, Secretary
W. A. Ruooi.w» mer pastor of the Baptist church
in« Combine, Robert Mitchell.
.
.
.
r
_
w
nrinks
preached
at
Grass
Valley
last
Kent.
34-35-3« pd
Magazines - Lunches - Cold Drinka gunday evening and wiH also occu-
Bethlehem Chapter, No. 78. O. E. S.
pulpit again next Sunday
WOOD FOR SALE: Pine or Fir — i"f!—. py
Moro, Oregon
$7.50 Cord, Delivered. Dufur, Ore. ' hen Your Shoes need rep.* ) morainf and evening. Everyone is
Meets Every Second
send them to , cordially invited to attend.
Fourth Thursdays in each
34-86-36
N. N. Mortimer,!
Month. Visiting members
W I? !> V M \ 1? k ’S WASCO CHRISTIAN CHURCH
l.ivited.
I > I a r* ■ *
K
10:00 Bible school
FOR HALE: Dry yellow pine 16
Esther Morris. W. M.
inch $8 50 a cord deliver«! 34 cord
REPAIRING] 11:00 Communion and Preaching
Rose Amidon, Secretary.
> SHOE
Sermon topic: Convention High
load’ Robert Foster, 706 Webster
:
THE DALLE« lights.
St. The Dalles, Ore.
34-39 ¿04 Second St.
Apples, Yamhill, 6 No. 10
Case 2.30
í ’ase 2.14
Logan - Young -- Raspberries for Canning
Tomatoes by Lug
Reasonably Ihkzd