FRI «HÜMM a » town JHBMAL M6RÖ, UMUM HiWAVi AWUM Ui UH
' »A8> ravi
Masiin
Hal Shelton for ten day»
turning home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Weld return-
ed home from Bonneville after a
few days stay there.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sawin have
Balance on hand December 31, 1933
BAkZFE STORY
Receipts
(Continued from page one)
Disbursements
cheaper grade could be made to
the Free bridge. At the steep Balance on hand June 30, 1936
«head of this canyon was a larga
spring from where he hauled wat.r, High School Tuition Fund
। decided to leave for Spokane some in a barrel for his house use. He Balance on hand December 31, 1935
time during September. They will pointed out to me the feasibility of 'Receipts
'make their home there in the fu this route on wihich an even grade | Disbursements
.
ture.
They have been residents could be made through loose rocks Balance on hand June 30. 1936
of Wasco for eleven years during and gravel dirt. By skirting the
which time Harry has been chief large hillside, crossing the shallow Non High School District Tuition
Harry Sawin and Wife To
mechanic in the Sherman Garage ravines jutting therefrom was an
Balance on hand December 31, 1935
ideal route where no great storms
and Machine shop.
Receipts
Leave For Spokane
House guests at the home of Mr. could result in a washout because
Disbursements
•
and Mrs. F. M. Crews are Mr. of the shallow ravines that would
Balance
on
hand
June
30,
1936
and Mrs. Raymond Crews and their carry the water across the roao
Fleet week in Portland interest
friends Mr. and Mrs. George Far- bed. j collected mentally all th«se
ed a number of persons sufficient
ky of Lps Angeles. Sunday din- goO(j points and even made some Per Capita County School Fund
ly to cause them to make that trip
Balance on hand December 3, 1936
ner guests included Mr. and Mrs. notes on the horn of the saddle as
down Sunday. Saturday evening
Everett Jackson of The Dalles-
i I meditated
________ over
___ the proposition
Receipts
Malcolm and Tyron Richelderfei
Disbursements
1 «4 ♦
rnr Knnn.mil? wmiw
Mr- and
Brown of The enroute on my week end visits, I
left together for Bonneville whtre
Balance on hand June 30, 1936
the Aebischei Dalles visited at the home of J^r.
began talking the road build-
£ToTat th^ah^
Hearing. V.- - | ¡ng to Dalles merchants who had
Mr^ R^s Hilderbrand and
Virginia May Gardnfr of. Los u.n Seated
defeated in
in the
the benefits
benefits of
o the
Elementary School Fund
Anirph-s Cal., a neice of Mrs. L. Free Bridge trade by Sherman coun
by her
ner par-
Balance on hand December 31, 1935
family accompanied 1 by
par Angeies, \ ni., «
.. John Conrad P. Haven has teen viaiting at th< ty having leased their end of the Receipts
ents, Mr. «ami Mrs
road to private parties. I found Disbursements
of The Dalles were navy visitors Haven home this summer.
Joe Brooks returned from Gres a favorable sentiment among them
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scholl re ham where he visited with his for a return of the Free bridge Balance on hand June 30, 1936
turned home from Northwestern sister and also at the V. H. Smith Sherman county trade. Accord
School Fund
lake to spend the week end.
ingly a petition was drawn up to State Irriducible
home near Hillsboro.
Attorney T. Lester Johnson has
Wni. Kramer and daughter, be circulated for their subscrip Balance on hand June 30, 1936
opened his office in the Sherman Maxine visited in Shaniko Satur tions toward building the road.
State Fund ‘
hotel building next McMillans.
Balance on hand December 31, 1936
It fell to my lot to circulate this
day.
Billy Myers was up from Trx
Mabel Thomas, student nurse at petition and not being familiar Receipts
Dalles Thursday evening talking Emanuel hospital in Portland is with The Dalles business men I Disbursements
to old acquaintances.
on vacation at the home of her sought the Chronicle editor, Fred I Balance on hand June 30, 1936
Worth Tate, brothtr of W. E. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thomas.
Wilson, who is now Judge Fred
Tate came up from I .a Center,
Mr. and Mra. L. R. Walsh and Wilson, for acquaintanceship and
Wash., lo attend the funeral ot , family have moved into the Ken- introduction through the public School Districts
his neice, Mrs. roister.
.
Woods house where they arc press. He very accommodatingly Balance on hand December 31, 1935
Receipts
Mrs. Ed Feldman was a I ort'*
now operating the dairy.
gave the notice of my petition
Disbursements
business visitor over several d*ys
Kramer left Monday fbr
circulating and explained from my
Balance on hand June 30, 1936
ot last week.
. Maupin where he commenced work notes the salient points of the en
Bertram Bales of Portland camth? following day.
terprise. I was met With good will
up Saturday to help at-tke Wasco
charles Meville and Mary Jean in circulating the petition. Each
Road Bond Interest Fund
warehouses.
■
ette Sargent were Sunday dinner business man would calculate his, Balance on hand December 31, 1935
Mrs. Beulah Bales, mother of । guests at the horn? of Mr. and Mrs. business proportions and willingly i
Receipts
Delbert Bales left Sunday follow David Reid and family.
subscribe. Not only was I met with Disbursements
ing a visit of two weeks at her’ Mr. and Mrs. Mac Innes of Kent good will by all, but the usual hos
Balance «on hand June 30, 1936
son’s home.
visited the Dan McDermid home pitality of the Saloonkeepers offer
Eulia Elliot, daughter of Mrs., Sunday. "
ed their usual treats. Being a
R. E. Elliot, entertained seven of
Mr. and Mrs. Pardy Rich have teetotaler I was unable to accept Road Bond Sinking Fund
her friends Friday afternoon, the moved tq their farm home.
Balance on hand December 31, 1935
this offering. I could only assure
occasion being her seventh birth-
Receipts
Mr. and Mrs Bert Hatley have them that not all Sherman county
Disbursements
a baby girl bom Tuesday the 11th. farmers were teetotalers.
day.
MrS. Fred Fortner returned from Mrs. Sagawe is helping at tha
Balance on hand June 30, 1936
This accomplished, the next in
North Dalles Thursday where she Hatley home.
order was to present the case to
had be^n visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mrs. Gertrude Pepper came to the Sherman County Commission City of Moro
Mary Crawford.
, Wasco Saturday and is living al
ers, assuring them the road would Balance on hand December 31, 1935
Miss Vivian Trounce of Moro the Van Gilder home.
be built without more than the Receipts
during her regular stay here was
of surveying cost to the county. The
Relatives
of
'Robert
Foister
Disbursements
a house guest of Mrs. Elizabeth
Rufus, his mother, Mrs. Carrol and road was granted and Ed Sharp of
Fuller.
* Mr. and Mrs. George Hobson are • his sister and grandmother, Mrs. Wasco county instructed to locate
now living in Vernonia having left Wallace and A. Wallace, all of Port the survey. I was duly Appointed
land were in Wasco Tuesday to one of the Viewers and the survey
Wasco last Saturday.
Ross Fields of Grass Valley is attend the funeral services conduc proved the route to be all we had
ted for Mrs. Frances Foister. Mrs. anticipated from observation. It
visiting his uncle, Earl Fields.
Miss Mildred Butler came from L. J. Murdock of Corvallis, Mrs. seems that nature designed this
Colfax, Wash., last week to spend Mary Barbour, Mrs. Gordon Brown road route. At one place, and ii‘
the time visiting with her mother, and Mrs. Floyd Ford of Portland, the right place, was found a level
Has opened on office ।
Mrs. Pearl Butler. She returned alb sisters of Mrs. Roister also piece of ground that permitted a
turntable,
as
it
were,
where
the
re-
tin? .Sheiwan Hotel’
- Friday.
• were here.
Ntxlra Bowman of Golfiendale verse direction could be made y
Mrs. B. Estrelle Hailey was vis
building in Wasco for
iting in Portland with her father, came up to help with house hold teams, permitting a return of
t
duties at the home of Mr. and Mrs. grade directly under t»he previous ।
Henry Ford.
survey,
allowing
the
road
bed
to
general
practice
OI
Mrs. Pearl Butler and daughter B. W. Guy.
Mildred were in Portland over the
Mrs. Harry Van Gilder has the ba lengthened and the grade per ।
pleasure of a visit with her mother. cent to be lessened. Survey com-! LaW.
week end.
pleted the next in order was the
Virginia Shelton, who lives near Mrs. Laidlaw of Portland.
collecting and disbursing of the’
Salem visited here with her fath-
subscription by legal authority. To
Card of Thanks
He is a graduate of
.
D. McDonald and myself was i
We are grateful to Fran* Sfe.“,'“
th«
o' Ore'
friends for their kindness and sÿl
pathy extended to us at this time. road which will be Uken up in
gon, has been with Teal,
Robert P. Foister
another article.
The Tate family.
Winifree, -
McCulloch,
C. W. Barz^
Funeral Home
412 S. E. 30th Ave. Portland, Orc. anj Schulet OI Porlana.
Wasco Citizens
Visit Portland
To See Fleet
Ab
' $19.088.18
10,892.69
$ 8,291.45
21,689.42
$ ,980.87 ' $39,980.87
$ 2,173.67
MIM
Balance on hand Jun« 30, 1936
« 3336.(5
City of Wasco
Balance on hand December 31, 1936
Receipts
Disbursements
Balance on hand June 30, 1936
537.05
8,588.70
$ 8,825.61
299.51
$ 4,125.12
2,027.70
779.40
3,421.97
$ 4,201.37
$ 43OI.37
$ 3,775.03
5,814.66
$ 4,079.68
A •
5,5ft.01_
$ 9,589.69
$ 9,589.69
4,655.20
2363.53
"$ 7,018.73
$ 3,169.19
3,849.54
k
$ 7,081.73
$ 2,066.47
8,587.26
$10312.68
441.05
$10,653.73
$10,653.73
$5.58
$ 6,991.20
12,145.84
$10,755.07
8,381.97
City of Grase Valley
Balance on hand December 31, 1936
Receipts
Disbursements
Balance on hand June 30, 1936
$ 1,319.36
120.23
$ 1,439.58’
95.14
380.22
$ 47536
None
$ 457.36
County Dog Tax Fund
Balance on hand June 30, 1936
Advance Tax Fund
Balance on hand December 31, 1935
Receipts
Disbursements
Balance on hand June 30, 1936
$47,956.04 /
7,189.11_
$55,14545
$55,145.15
$21,236.20
4,502.41
$5,967.78
19,770.83____________
$25,738.61
$25,738.61
121.62
73.17
$
181.75
18.04
194*79 .
V 194.79
129.39
120.07
'35
1
249.46
249.46
$ 249.46
$ 255.40
129.560.10
35
Cash Overplus
Total Balance on hand June 30, 19 36,
Cash
Dalles Branch First National Bank
Bank of Commerce
Chase National Bank of New York
r Moro State Bank
Moro State Bank
Dalles Branch United States National
$27,928.99
15,106.39
475.36
299.37
$
Sheriff’s Unapportioned Fund
Balance on hand December 31, 19
Receipts
Disbursements
Balance on hand June 30, 1936
1,439.58
1,513.25
1
$10,856.55
44,288.60
$ 4,125.12
460.61
9784)7
Law Library Fund
Balance on hand June 30. 1936
County Fair Fund
Balance on hand December 31, lb 35
Receipts
Disbursements
Balance on hand June 30, 1936
State Beverage Fund
Balance oh hand December 31,
Receipts
Balance on hand June 30, 1936
f 3335.65
$115368.18
13,84732_________
$129315.50 $129,815.50
66.55
$129356-20
$ 1,024.25
79,842.25
. 451.96
6.314.57
18,820.6V
2,741-37
20,061.18__________
>12935630 $129,256.20
I, Naomi Van Gilder, County Treasurer . of Sherman County,
Oregon, hereby certify that the fo regoing is a true and correct
statement oc receipts and disbursements and balances of funds
of Sherman County, Oregon for the semi annual term ending June
30, 1936, as appears upon the records of my office and in my custody
*
>
$ 1,512.30 ’ as such Treasurer.
' Witness my hand this 6 th day of July, 1936.
1,823.35
,
Naomi Van Gilder, Sherman County Treasurer.
$30.972.73
12,062.65___
$43,035.38
$43,035.38
$ 2,457.67
T. Lester Johnson
Attorney
Zell’s
Phone
345 The Dulles, Ore.
!
or
WASCO MARKET
Alley’s Confectionery
RED & WHITE STORE
Phone 222
Groceries—Meats—F resh
Fruits and Vegetables in
Season
No “Pony”
Construction
in a “Caterpillar’
Tractor
Your Patronage Solicited
Teacher—(pointing to a deer at]
the zoo:) Johnny, what is that?
Johnny—I don’t know.
Teacher—What does your moth
er call your father?
Johnny—Don’t tell me that’s a
louse.—Oregon Motorist
A magazine writer says a dog
fills an empty place in a man s life.
This is especially true of a hot
dog.
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Semi-Annual Report of the Treasurer of Sherman County, Oregon,
Period ending June 30, 1936.
County General Fund
Balance on hand December 31, 193 5
Receipts
Disbursements
Balance on hand June 30, 1936
$29,212.49
18,922.56
$17,001.66
31,133.39
$48,145.05
$48,145.05
Sherman Cooperative Grain
• O’MEARA
SUPPLY CO.
Wasco, Oregon
Growers
See u* for Sacks and Twine
Mill Feeds
Rolled Grains
Flour
Attorneys At Law
Moro, Oregon
Road Fund
There’« no skimping in site, weight
or quality of materials in a “Cater
pillar’’ Tractor.
Inspect the track assembly of a
“Caterpillar” and compare it with
others .... you'll find it heavier. .
stronger .... built to give more
years of reliable service.
Compare the engine horsepower
rating of “Caterpillar” Tractors
with their weight and you will find
power and traction perfectly balan-
C«d. *. . . . Engine power to utilise
all the traction .... traction to
use all the engine power, 7
“Caterpillar“ Tractors are buiH to
draft-horse specifications -for draft
horse work.
(UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER
Grain Bags
Twine
Concentrates
r Salt
All kinds of Insurance
Safety Deposit Boxes for Lease
&
SYNOPPIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE FIRE IN
SURANCE CO. OF ST LOUIS, in the
atate ol Missouri, on th? thirty-first day
of December, 1935, made to the Insur
ance Commissioner of the State of Ore-
non, pursuant to law; ,
CAPITAL
• Amount of capital Mock paid
300.000.00
up
C INCOME
Net premiums received dur
ing the year........ ... .. «1,552,337.17
Interest, dividends and rents
received during the year
44.490 30
Income from other sources
received during the year.. «9,745.30
. . »1,«88,572-77
Total Income
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the
year including adjustment
579,570 94
expenses
................... -I
Dividends paid on capita)
200.000.00
stock during the year ..
Commissions and salaries
414,873.08
paid during the year - • • •
Taxes, licenses and fees paid
53.415 8«
during the year ...... ; .
Amount of all other expendl-
215.920
93
tures ...........................
.. 11,403. M0.S1
Total expenditures
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned
(market value) ... ..........
None
Value of stocks and bonds
owned (market value)
«1,049,009 98
Loans on mortgages and col-
Nona
lateral, etc.......................... j
Cash in banks and on hand 403 545.41
Premiums in course of col
lection written since Sep
«10,128.7»
tember 30. 1935 ............
Interest andt rents due and
8.259.98
accrued ....................'.............
Total admitted asseta ... «2.088,944 07
LIABILITTiS
Gross claims for losses un-
72J72.8«
paid .
........ 8
Amount of unearned premi-
iw on all outstanding risk* 732.«72 99
Due for commission and bro
145.485.58
kerage
................ .
77,148.32
All other liabilities ...|.........
Total liabilities, except cap
ita) ..................... I 11,028,329.42
300.000 00
Capital paid up ......................
8'trplus over al) Ila bilit lea . 740.814-85
S*rplufi as regards policy-
bolderr
........ 1 040.814 88
Yota)
.............
»2 0«"
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
N?t premiums received dur
ing the year...... r........... I ‘»¿O’”
Losses paid during the year
4.958 38
Losses incurred during the
year
...
8.»0 41
Name of company, AMERICAN AUTO
MOBILE FIRE INSURANCE CO
Name of president. L. A. Harris. ,
Name nt secretary, P R Ryan.
_
,
Statutory resident attorney for senrtcK
Waiter J. Krodci. Portland. Oregon-
FAIR
The 1936 Edition of the SHERMAN
CÛÜH hiR is almost due
The entertainment program is made
up-The grounds and barns are ready—
The work of the board in preparation
is almost done ■
The Fair depends on the exhibitors and the people.
Live stock exhibits must be entered, by
August 25th. Fine Fillies, Broad Belgians
Heavy Herefords, Lovely Lincolns will
soon have their names inscribed on en
try blanks at the office of the fair secre
tary. That date is not far away.
It is Sherman County's Fair
It's best chance to show it’s pro
ducts. Let the best be there. :
Every Day Is Sherman County Day