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PAUK TWO
ItlE » tffc lU U h COUNT! JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, MIARCH 26, 1937
Horace—I am sura Cupid had
cniergency opération fbrJ sppendi- did meet on the said date at 10:00
nothing to do with arranging the
citis. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell and o'clock a. m. at the courthouse.
The following were present:
alphabet.
; daughter Juanita left immediately
SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER. Established Nov. 2, 1888 _
Maudie—Why rtotT <
.
for Portland to be w/th Clarice who Geo. A / Potter, County Judge; A.
GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, Established Oct 14, J8u7
Horace He would put U and I
A. Dunlap, County commissioner;
is reported £o be improving.
CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6, luHl
* The Girl’s League held a party David *Reid, County commissioner closer together.
WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1«1»1 ♦
Saturday evening at the home of and T. Lester Johnson, District At­
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4. 1932
' Helen Wilson. About 35 were torney.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
Published Every Friday at Moro. Oregon, By
The following proceedings were
present. „ Dancing was the diver­
THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
GILES L. FRENCH
_______________ Managing Editor
sion of the evening and refresh­ had at the said term of Court:
THE
COUNTY
OF SHERMAN
Sherman County Pomona Grange ments were served late in the
In the matter of the paying of
IN
THE
MATTER
OF THE
_M E M £ E P-
met at the Kent grange hall Sat­ evening.
the claims listed in claim docket
’Î îs f iÏ F . / ?
ESTATE
OF
C.
G.
MOTT,
DE­
urday, March 6th for their meet­
against general fund.
a AÔC i A ï fON
ED
ing. There was a large attendance. COUNTY COURT
In the matter of paying claims CEASED
No. 346
Each grange in the county was rep-.
(Continued from page one)
listed in claim docket against road
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FI-
resented, except Klondike. County ; ~ and envelopes ~
9.15 fund.
the
gasoline
;
NAL
ACCOUNT
Lecturer
Helen
Brockert
h»d
a
David
Comm.
In the matter of __ „ ________
17.15
Entered as second-class matter at the Postotfiee, at Moro, Oregon,
contract
between
the
Standard
Oil
I
NOTICE
< 18 HEREBY GIVEN
pi
ogram
'
consisting
of
a
talk
by
_
75.00
under Act of Congre*« of Murer X. 18.-«2
J. L. Murry, Check writer
Co.
and
Sherman
County.
1
that
the
undersigned
administra-
Rev.
Carey
of
Wasco,
a
song
by
T. Lester Johnson. Dist. Att.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES— PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
In the matter of the gasoline, tor of the estate of C. G. Mott, de­
Neil McGlasson, piano solo by Mrs.
$1
50
12.25
expense
One Year
contract between the Texaco Co.; ceased, has- filed his final account
Elner Helyer. Dinner was served J. C. Freeman, Stamps for
' in the County Court of the State
M A RCH 12, 1937
at noon by H. E. C.
and
Sherman County, filed.
6.00
Clerk’s office
of Oregon, for the County of Sher-
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson mot­
In
the
matter
of
County
Trea­
CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL­ surer's salary adjusted as of Jan. man. and that the fifteenth day of
velopment
is
possible.
The
houses
ored
to
Portland
Wednesday
where
THE LEGISLATURE
the four blocks that will be they transacted business, returning LOWED AGAINST THE ROAD 1, 1937.
-
March, 1937, at the hour of 10:00
The Oregon legislature of recent
FUND AT THE MARCH 3, 1927 ’ in the matter of closing of!* - » • of said day, at Court House
bought are mainly old residences iome Thursday.
history will probably remembered
TERM OF COURT
of the first families of Salem. They
road 4-S-15-E., described in res- at Moro, Qregon. in said county
Mrs. Gus Schilling returned to
more for what it did not do, than
olution.
and »fate, has been appointed as
have a greater sentimental value her home here after having spent Road Fund
for what is actually did do. Enough
$38.20
Court adjourned subject to c a ll!the time
Place for the he<rin<
than a financial one although the the past three months in Nebraska. L. L. Peetz,, Road Labor
legislation that merited the desig­
31.50
Mrs
Harold
Bauer
of
Philomath
R-
Thorgeson.
Road
labor,
of
the
County
Judge.
I
of
objections
to said final account
nation. “screwy” was introduced to value of the property is among the was visiting her parents Mr. and Elmer Lutje. Road Labor
32.75
and the settlement thereof.
best
in
the
city.
ruin half the state had it been
Date of first publication Feb. 19,
: Elwood McPherson, Road
A plan has been made that if Mrs. L. W. Amiclc Tuesday.
pasred. That is more or less com­
52.76
1937.
'
Glea Johnson, a former Kent res-
Labor
mon, however, and while the peo­ carried out will give Oregon a ident was here Wednesday a short Everet McQuillen, Road Labor 46.48
Date of last publication Mar. 12.
servicable and beautiful set of state
ple become concerned over it when
1937. - - '
time from Bonneville.
.
M. Mersinger, Road Labor 10.73
it first becomes neU’S it has little buildings for its capitol group and
6.10
W. A. Spencer
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howell and A«dy Shearer, Road Labor
the law passed at this session will
chance of passing.
6.10
'• «
Administrate»
provide the funds for jt athough daughter Eunice and son Elden of Uus Hartman, 'Road Labor
The legislature refused the de­
Final reports from the office of T. Lester Johnson ,
4.00
The Dalles were visiting the lat-:^ 11^ Wilson, Road Labor
nothing
definite
will
be
done
for
mands of the Multnomah pension
4.00 the Postmaster General for the Attorney at law,
ter’a parents Mr. and Mrs. H. E .: Max Belshe, Road Labor
'
- .
block that the eligible age for pen­ another year.
4.00 fiscal year ending June 80, 1936, Wasco, Oregon.
Morrow Wednesday
' Chas. Adlard, Road Labor
sions be 65 immediately and that
show that the airmail services had
Kent Grange No. 688 will hold' She11 0,1 Co- Gasoline . for
the minimum be set at $30 because MORE IMPROVEMENT
33.51 the best year in their history, both NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
Bids for the completion of an­ its next regular meeting Saturday ,
many of hte counties would have
1.40 from the standpoint of poundage
By virtue of an execution in
other sector of the Sherman high­ evening March 13th. After the i ; E‘
transported and air mail revenue.
been unable to meet the bill.
business meeting a dance and bask-J Standard Oil Co.,
o e
foreclosure
duly issued by the
The new parole system that had way were called Thursday by thé
151.66 During the fiscal year of 1936, Cie,l; of the circuit court of the
will be held.
c j
n . #
there
were
15,377,993
pounds
trana
been worked out by the theorists highway commission: This is the rt T social
v
w
tT4rs. C. M. Snider. Rent of
S ’ale of Oregon for the County of
of the state planning board was de-. second stretch of road that will
L. E. Clark and Luther Warren ¡. Koad mach;ne shtd
6.00 ported with postage revenue of $9,- She: man, dated February 8, 1937,
702,676.46, as compared to 10,775,-
feated in the senate in the final be resurfaced under the program D a™ made a trip to Redmond Sun- w A Armsworthy> Parta &
O XT VZ\S" o
In U /l
r. n ,T Fzv»* \ 1 7 i l k i i » »
,
* • •
248 pounds transported during the and directed to me upon Decree
for a load
of hay
for Wilbur
days which leaves parole matters agreed on last year and it may be Zl day
14.00
repair for road equipment
fiscal year of 1935, with postal rev- and Order of Sale rendered in said
just as they were for another two presumed that the commission will Haggerty.
T. A. Cross, Snowplow&men 112.00 ¿hue
of $6,589.534.44, according to 1 C0Uft on the 29th day of January
continue its work until the disput­
Mrs. Wren Ho^ue and son Roy Farmers Elevator and Supply
years.
word
received by Postmaster Jay 1937, in a certain suit wherein De
Perhaps! the most important ed section of the highway is final of Grass’ Valley were week end
8.39
Co., Lumber for roads
Tweede Northwestern and 'Pacific
C.
Freeman.
thing the legislature did not do was ly surfaced to the standard of the visitors at the home of M/*. and L. L. Peetz Labor
47.40
Hypotheekbank, a corporation, as
In
the
report
of
the
Postmaster
L. W. Amick.
pass any labor legislation although part that runs through Sherman Mrs.
44.83
__
................ .............. L. L. Peetz
General, attention ia called to our plaintiff, recovered judgment a-
the fight over it was the moat bit­ county.
Frank Hickman, who spent the Elwood McPherson , Road
gainst Harvey B. Thornberry and
ter of any of the entire session.
It will be another year before winter in Portland returned to Kent ' labor
—
25.75 Continued to page 4
Mabell A. Thornberry. as defen­
Thp house division over these bills the entire project Is finished no Wednesday where he will do ranch R. Thorgeson, Road labor
29.25
dants,
m the following sums to-
lasted through the entire session. doubt, but as the stretch of un­ work during the spring and sum­ C. M. Mersinger. Road labor 27.80
wit:
$58,059.62. with interest
There was no possible compromise finished and rough road is made mer.
Andy Shearer, Road labor
27.80
thereon at 7% per annum from
and no quarter asked or given. shorter, there will be increased
Clarence Gregg, Ivan Palmer Gus Hartman Labor
> * 27.80
December 1st, 1929;
f o r the next
Several members of the house were travel over the Sherman highway, and Earl Gregg Jr. of Bend Were Gus Hartman Milage
12.70
$1,133.23.
with interest thereon at
on different sides of the controver­ as tourists and those who travel visiting at Kent Wednesday.
5 mf/n'hs o f
C. R. Axtell, Road labor *
14.75
10% per annum from July 18, 1928;
sy at different stages of the fight for business reasons find that the
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ullmann Dick Morgan, Road labor , 1.25
$1,035.80, with interest thereon at
and some of them were on both road through this county is -the of Redmond were over night guests Mark Alley I>abor
THE
24.65
10% per annum from October 18,
sides at the same time. Leaders shortest and fastest jpeans of get­ of the latter’s parents, Mr. and
Mark Alley, Milage
- 7.35
1929;
of both sides counted from 30 to 34 ting from the Columbia river high­ Mrs. W. C. H elyer,last Saturday Genn Morehouse, Road labor 16.10
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
$1,891.68, with interest thereon
votes nearly all the time—and way to central Oregon and Cali­ night.
11.30
A M. Brady. Road lobor
at
10% per annum from June 25.
of
never got them when the roll was fornia.
G. W. Barnett of The Dalles is Harold Dingle, Road labor
5.88
1934;
^reading
hours.
Enjoy
the
called.
New travel will give opportunity at Kent to spend a few days visit­ Geo. Jensen, Road lobor -
9.25
$1,791.55. with interest thereon
wit, the arisdom, the compan­
The failure of these bills for new businesses or better busi­ ing relatives.—^—
7.00
H. McDonald. Road labor z
at 10% per annum from November
ionship,
the
charm
that
have
will, or at least should, cause farm­ ness in this county for those who
The Home Economics Club met Willis Clark, Road labor
3.50
13, 1934; also '
made the A tu a ktic , for eeventy-
ers of the tate to initiate similar are prepared to take care of it as at the grange hall Wednesday and Edward Willard, Road labor 2.15
$31.41 and plaintiff’s costs and dis­
tive years America’s most
bills in time for the next general It comes. There is no road in scrubbed their floors and made E. McQuillen. Road labor'--
6.55
bursements in said suit, together
election so that the people of the Oregon that offers a panbrama preparations for Pomona grange Glenn Wallace, Road labor -6 .9 0
quoted and most cherished
with aocruing costs; which ssM
state can be put on record for or equal to the Sherman highway. an<f card party Saturday.
magazine.
Cyde Herring, Road la bow t'6.55
judgment was enrolled in the office
against the partial control of labor. Wide expanse* of tilled and pro­
k/S«* • 19.00
Mrs. Earl Gregg returned to her Elmer Lutje. Road labor
of the clerk of said court on the
S
e
n
d
a
i
,
mentioning
thia
ad)
No other means will remove the ductive land green with wheat or home at Bend Sunday after having McKean & SearCy, Road
29th day of January, 1937.
to
state legislature from the control brown with summerfallow will de­ spent the past ten days visiting
plies
Zj 10.00
THEREFORE, by virtue of said
T h e A tin n th ' M o n th ly
of an organised and aggresive light the eye of the tourist after relatives here. Mr. Gregg was here Flatt Tire & Service Station;
execution, judgment and order of
minority that is working for its the sagebrush of central Oregon or Sunday to take her home.
8 Arlington Sc , Boston, Mas*.
Storage for Co. truck
3.00
sale, and in. compliance with the
own purposes, economic and poli the rocky hillsides of the Columbia
The Kent boys and girls basket­ Geo. A. Potter. Milage
9.05
commands
of said writ, I will on
tical.
river gorge.
ball teams motored to Moro Wed Roy P. Barnett, Jan. truck
Monday, the 15th day of March.
It waa said that thia legislature
nesday evening for the last game
Service
365.00
1937, at the hour of ten o'clock in
was truly representative of the tate
The supreme court, it seems, is of the season. Kent boys were Roy P. Barnet, Feb. truck
Notice of Final Settlement.
the forenoon of said day, at the
at large but this statement may be alright as long as it agrees with victorious but the girls were de­
service
365.00
Notice is hernby given that Helen front door of the court house in
seriously doubted. Too many mem­ new deal policies and a menace to feated.
Wm. Holmes, Labor on roads 160.00 Deyo, administratrix of the estate the city .o f Moro, said county and
bers were desirous of radica the future of the country as long
Eileen Hogue of Grass Valley Theo. VonBorstel, Labor on
of Clinton Clifford Calvin Deyo, state, sell at public auction, sub­
changes to be typical of the general as it disagrees with them. Maybe spent the week end here at the
roads
1
120.00 deceased, has filed in the County ject to redemption, to the highest
citizenry, too few were interested it will all come back to the Holly­ home of her grandmother. Mrs. B L. L. Peetz, Phone calls
2.95 Court of the State of Oregon for and best bidder for cash in hand,
in those who pay taxes to be
wood theory to the effect that Yes A. Hogue.
Fay H. Brackett. Road labor 26.10 Sherman County, her final account all the right, title and interest of
cross section of the public of the men keep their jobs.
Among those from here at­ B. B. Millard, Snow & ditch­
and that the said Court has set W. E. Lowell and Emily G. Lowell,
state, too many felt that they were
tending Major Bowes Amateur
ing in roads
u . j 22.20 the 13th day of April 1937, at the fyusband and wife. Henry Grebe
representing a single district or a
Spring is in the air alrjght. It hour ¡n The Dalles Thursday ^eve­ C. F. Kypers, Snow removal 102.00
hour of ten o’clock a. m. in the and H. ,M. A. Grebe, husband and
single group to be truly representa­ is even said that Venus is coming ning were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Sherman J. Frank, Powdey,
office of the County Clerk of Sher­ wife, Harvey B. Thornberry and
tive of Oregon's people.
Morrow and sons Marion and Joe,
closer to the earth.
caps & fuses for raods
11.67 man County at Moro. Sherman Mabell A. Thornberry, husband and
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Clark, Evelyn National Hospital, Road em­
County. Oregon, as the time and wife, The W. M. Barnett Estate, a
BUILDING PROGRAM
Governor Martin gives 19 reas­ Davis, Mrs. Carl Schadewitz and
ployees protection
18.30 place for the hearing of objections corporation, Indepedent Warehouse
The final days of the legislative ons why the legislature was a Mr. and Mrs. Dale Howell.
THE FOLLOWING COURT PRO­ to the same, if any.
and Milling Company, a corpora-
session saw the passage of the good one. He might have made it - Word was received here Thurs CEEDINGS WERE HAD:
,Vrn A. A. Schramm, Superintend-
Helen Deyo
building program for the state. an even 20 by saying he was glad day morning that Clarice Mitchell,
March 3, 1937, being the time
d<nt
of Banks and H. M. Ste­
Administratrix.
It had been under discussion for it had fianlly adjourned.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William for the regular term of County
phens, Deputy Superintendent of
several weeks and might have been
Mitchell, who ia attending Business Court for Sherman County, State J. Tracy Barton *
Banks, in charge of the liquida­
passed earlier except that certain
The difference between a striker college in Portland, has had an of Oregon, the Honorable Court Attorney for the Estate.
tion of Bank of Commerce, of
amendments were made when it and a worker these days is that one
Wasco. Oregon, W. H. Burree and
came before the senate and house. sits down at the plant and the oth-
Notice For Publication
Marvin O. Kirklie, defendants in
ProÌ?des for Jhe purchase of th e ier gita down at home.
Department of the Interior
said suit, m and to the following
residence blocks north of the capi­
cap i-1________________
».
U. S. Land Office a t The Dalles. described real property, situated
tol site and the erection of an office
Oregon, Feb. 4, 1937.
A sheriff who was said to be
in Sherman County, State of Ore­
and library building.
NOTICE is hereby given that- gon. to-wit:
opposed to the rough element of
No one serioualy doubts but that his county was recently shot. Ap­
Janette M. Sorahan, of Grass Val­ * The Southwest quarter (SW i)
Oregon will have to increase the parently the rough element was
ley, Oregon, widow of 'Philip S.
of Section Fourteen (Í4); the
size of its capitol ground*. On the opposed to him as well.
Sorahan. who, on May 5, 1931 made . Northeast quarter of the North
east of the state land is a r a ilr o a d --------------------
Homestead Entry under Act Dec.
east quarter (NE1NEI) of
track that interferes with the peace, My Gosh. Here it is almost time
29, 1916, No. 027888. for NEJSWL . Section Twenty-two (22); The
fui progression of state business, for the baseball season to open.
S iS W b Sec.- 28, NJ. NW lSW I,
North half "(N i) and South­
n.
on the south is Willamette u n jv e r ------------------------ -
Sec. 3& SE1, Section 32. Township
east quarter (SE I) of Section
•ity which the legislature refused
After looking at the pictures of
2-South Range 18 -, East, Willam­
Twenty-three (23); The South
ÎV
to buy last year and to the west is, the spring fashions one must come
ette Meridian, has filed notice of
half (S i) and the Northwest
Willaon park that cannot be bought to tha conclusion that men are go-
intension to make final Proof, to
quarter (NW1) of section Twe­
establish claim to the land above
v,some years
*11.
« ing to look very familiar during
nty-four (24); and the North­
North is the only direction de- the coming year.
described, before Register, United
east quarter (N E I) of Section
States Land Office, at The Dalles,
Twenty-five (25), all in Town­
Oregon, on tha 14th day of April.
ship Two (2) North, Range
into the barbed wire fence, cutting
1937.
- Sixteen (16) E. W. M. - -
his face badly. i Mrs. Pinkerton
Claimant names as witnesses.
The Northwest quarter (N W i)
AS A DIRECT BRANCH o f The United States National
was thrown out and carried into
John Stewart o f Grass Valley,
of Section Thirty (30) in Town
Bank o f Portland, this bank is dedicated to rommynity
the house unconscious, and their
O egon; Charles A. Stewart of The
ship Two (2) North, Range
Son, Harry, lost nearly all o f his
and state service. Oregon owned and managed, its primary
Dalles, Oregon; Horace McKee of
Seventteu
(17) E. W. M. ,
From the Observer, March 13, 1908 outer
garments,
having
been
Moro, Oregon; C. E. Quirk, of The
purpose
is
to
render
helpful
local
service
through
a
local
Beginning
at the Northeast
Sherman county farmers will be thrown thru the wire. •
Dalles, Oregon. »
staff.
You
are
invited
to
use
ihe
complete
and
varied
ser­
corner
of
the
Northeast quar­
pleased to know that at last the From the Observer March 15, 1918
W. F. Jackson, Register.
ter (N E I) of Section Twenty-
vices available for yon here.
Klickitat county court have located
A number of farmers are using
18-19-20-21-22
six (26), in Township Two (2)
the road from Cliffs to Goldendale their caterpillar machinery to do
North.
Range Sixteen (16) E.
This will make Rufus the gateway considerable night work on their
For safe keeping of securities, valuable papers and all
Notice of Final Settlement
W. M. thence south 7.75 chains;
to the luiriber yard and the wood farms, operating in the absence
prized possessions, a Safe Deposit Box offers complete
thence North
West
pile.
NOTICE is hereby given that
of electric headlights by the aid of
.protection. Tha com ia only about « Penny n Day.
8.50
chains;
thence
North
89
the undersigned as administrator
" Jas. McClintock and family have ton terns . .....
deg. West .13 chains; thence
The W. X Martin home was a
returned from a visit to their old
of the estate of Mattie Isaacs Do-
Resources Over 120 Millions .
North 7g deg. 30’ West 4.15
eastern home. They made a four scene of gaiety Tuesday evening,
heny, deceased, has filed at the
chains; thenée North 56 deg.
months trip, and enjoyed every March 12th in honor of the 19th
County Court of the State of Ore­
C. R. H ardin g....................... -------Manager
West 9.37 chains; thence East
hour, but are glad to again ba in birthday of Wilbert Jr. Games,
gon for Sherman County, his Final
on Section lane to place of be­
Sherman county.
Account,
and
that
Monday,
March
music and dancing occupied the
L. A. L ittle to n ....................- A ss’t Manager
ginning, containing 181 acres,
22nd, 1937, at ten o'clock a. m.
R. W. Pinkerton met with a ser­ time' until midnight brought the
more or less;
has been fixed by snid Court a*,
ious runaway accident Sunday on morning of the 54th birthday for
the time for hearing objections to . Beginning at a point 4.31
his way home from church. When W. J. Martin. Sr. Pearl Hennagin
chains north of the Southeast
' o f th e
said Report, if any, and the settle­
half a mile from the farm, at the was awarded the 1st prize in the
corner of the Southwest quar­
ment
thereof.
erest of a long hill, one of the guessing contest and Serai Searcy
ter (SW1) of Section Twenty-
Harvey F. Stone.
horses kicked his leg over the bug­ the consolution prize.
H e a d O g i e e , P o r t la n d ^ O r e g o n
three (23) in Township Two
Administrator of the Estate
gy pole, frightening the team. In
J. E. Norton of the Experiment
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of
Mattie
Isaacs
Doheny,
making the turn into the home Farm, was a business visitor in
E. W. M., thence North 34 deg.
Deceased.
fa te Mr. Pmkerton was thrown Portland the first of the week.
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jifrljennan (County 3)ournaJ
Kent Entertains
Pomona Grange
Saturday
Postmaster Urges
Use of Air Mail
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Send $ 1.
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Oregon's Largest Bank is Oregon Owned
In Other
T he D alles B ranch
U nited S tates N ational B ank
West 8.50 chains; thence North
27 deg. Wtat 6 chains; therwje
north 55 der. W eat$.50 chains;
thence North 44 deg. West
21.50 chaina; thence North 70 *
deg. West 9.26 chains to west
line of said quarter; thence
North to ' Northwest corner
thereof; thence East to North­
east corner thereof; thence
. South to place of beginning. .
containing 85 aerea, more or
less:
Beginning at the Southeast
corner of the Northwest quar- .
ter (NW4) e f Section Twenty-
five (25), in Township Two
(2) North, Range Sixteen. (Iff) ..
E. W. M., thence West 2.50
chains to Southeast corner o< :
land heretofore deeded to Fred
Blau; thence North 41 deg. _ .
West 17 chains; thence North'
36 deg. West 2.75 chains;
thence North $1 deg. 30*'West
20 chains; thence North 68 .
deg. West 10,87 chains: thence
North on quarter seotiofi line
7.75 chains to northwest cor- •
ner of said quarter;» thence
East to Northeast corner
thereof; thence Sout^ to place .
of beginning, containing 86
acras, more or lass, rabjact to
right-of-way heretofore given •
to Columbia Southern* Railway
Co. and E. E. Lytle, through '
and over a portion of said land.
Also the fallowing described real
property situated in said Sherman
County, Oregon, to be sold subject
to that certain mortgage for $10,-
000.00 executed by J. J. Miller and
Rosa Miller, husband and wife, in*
favor of said plaintiff, dated Nov­
ember 30th, 1923, hnd recorded in
Book “S” at page 120. mortgage
records of said Sherman County,
Oregon, to-wit:
Lot Three (3) of Sett on Eight
(8), Township Two (2) North.
Range Sixteen (16) of E. W.
_ M.
• And the Northeast / quarter
(N E I); the east half of the
Northwest quarter (E iN W i);
the Southwest quarter of
Northwest quarter (SWJNWJ)
of Section Seventeen (17);
the Southeast quarter (SE Í) -
and the East half of Southwest
(E8SW I); the Southeast quar­
ter of Northeast quarter (SEI
N E I) and Lots Two (2) and
Three (3) of Section Eighteen .
(18), all in Township Two (2)
North, Range Sixteen (16) E.
W. M., containing 617.91 acres,
more or less;
And beginning at the North- •
west corner of the Southeast -
quarter (SEI) of Section Sev­
enteen (17) Township Two (2)
North, Range Sixteen (16) E. ,
W. M., said beginning point be­
ing designed by an iron stake
2 feet long and 1-8 inches in
diameter, driven full length in­
to the ground; thence West
4.45 chains; thence South 2.25
chains; thence
East
7.96 ••
chains; thence North 2.26
chains: thence West 3.60 chains
to the place of beginning, con-
•• taining 1.78 acres;
And the Northwest quarter of
Northwest
quarter •; (N W |- ”
NW I) of Section Seventeen -
(17) and all of Lot Oqe (I )
in Section Eighteen (18L Town
ship Two (2) North, Raage „
Sixteen (16) E. W. « . L
Taken and levied upon as the
property of the defendants above
named, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy said judg­
ment in favor of said DeTweede
Northwestern and Pacific Hy­
potheekbank. g corporation, against
•aid defendant*, with interest and
costs and disbursements that have
or may actttle.
Dated, February 8, 1937.
First pdWieation Feb. 12. 1937.
Last publication March 12. 1937.
of Sherman County, Oregon
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Moro. Oegon
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Bethlehem Chapter, No 78. O. E. S.
Moro, Oregon
Meets Every Second
Fourth Thursdays in
Month. Visiting mcml
LiVtted.
Esther Morris. W. ’M.
Rose Amidon, Secretary
Eureka Lodge N o.r121 A-F & A-M
Moro. Oregon
NfrçtA the 1st and 3rd
Th»irs<lay evenings of
each mon.h. Visiting
member« cordially in-
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C. V. Belknaf’/ J*. ..
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Tuesdays in the *' •
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brothers are eoreii -
ally tnviteW ",
with us
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Joe Truit. Secretory..
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