Sherman County journal., October 13, 1939, Page 2, Image 2

THE SHBBMAM COUNTY J«m tN A L , »1UK0, OREGON
au»
neutrality
,c
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 133»
J
I , I * . , l 'i r
Kent Residents
-
When the Truble Really Start!
Bourhill, and on the East by the
Columbia Southern Railway Right
of Way.
This Summons is served upon
you, pursuant to an order, by. the
Hon. Oarl Hendricks, J-udge of the
above entitled Court, which was
made on September 18th, 1939, re­
quiring that the summons 'oe pub­
lished, in a newspaper of general
circulation in Sherman County,
Oregon, towit: In the Sherman
County Journal, a newspaper of
general -circulation, printed and
published in Sherman County, Ore­
gon, for five successive, consecu­
tive Weeks. Date of first publica­
tion September 29th, 1939, and
last publication Octqber 27th, 1939.
iR. J. Baker
Attorney for Plaintiff Residing at
Gresham, Oregon.
j
K
Il showering the porches with
John Kelly, in his article to this Statehouse Gossip
handbills
fails, to subdue the Nazis,
paper,
makes
some
comment
on
J Continued from page one)
Sherman Connty Observer
the
English
might send over a
the
difference
between
the
attitude
perditure from that source author­
Established Nov. 2, 1888
wave
of
brush
salesmen!
t«k<*n
by
those
who
have
written
ized by the legislature.
Grass Valley Journal
letters to congressman from the The legislature appropriated $600,
CON^OLIDATEDCMarch «“ " m l northwest and the a " " » “ "« * 1 ¡ £
IN THE CIRCUIT OF THE
000 from .the general fund and
suit ot the polls taken in this authorized the expenditure of $6,-
STATE OF OREGON FOR SHER­
Wasco News-Enterprise
ares. The letters are against re­ 500,000 from liquor profits for re­
MAN COUNTY.
Established Nov. 1891
peal of the neutrality- act and the lief. In addition it authorized the
Mrs. Anna Russel of McMinn- S3. SUMMONS
CONSOLIDATED March 4, 1932 polb indicate the opposite senti-
v ile and -Mrs. Freida Bafces of
use of the unexpended balance in
Roy J. Baker, Plaintiff vs Anna
•S-. ’tm were dinner guests at the Sehwister Hull, and her husband
.nnni,
the
1937
appropriation.
This
lat-
Published Every Friday at
It may be entirely safe to say 1 ter item included a general fund
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. John Doe Hull, and to the un­
Moro, Oregon
that' the letters are the better appropriation of $1,5)00,000 and
Am -k Wednesday. The women known heirs of said Anna Schwis-
Giles L. French
Editor KUide for our representatives and the unused liquor profits appro­
wili b? remembered here as the ter Hull and John Doe Hull, or
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j
matter
at
thev
ate
almost
certain
to
take
St: iui girls and were former Kent either of them. Also all other
priation.
This
in
itself
was
esti­
Entered as second-class matter ai
.
the Postoffice at Moro, Oregon »>■ » so p,ain,y apparent that mated to amount to $660,000. Ec-
, , , . residents.
persons or parties, unknown,
H.?ar,n«s
o t
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Barnet and claiming any right, title, estate,
under Act of Congress of March tb business interests of the nation c l« contends that there was act-
ually no balance in the liquor ap ’ fcw months- ’A-thor of the b,)1- son Eugene of Cow Canyon were lie.i or interest in the real estate
3, 1879.
in favor of repeal of the law propriation. On the contrary this Walter M. Pierce, is unaware that
visitors g
described m the complaint here­
1
1
the
measure
has
the
unrelenting
so more material, manufactured appropriation
had been overdrawn.
in. Herman Reckman, deceased,
Melvin
Sch'adewitz
of
Moro
was
and raw, can be shipped to war­ In addition he predicts that liquor opposition of Secretary Ickes of
Dick Reckman, as his heir, and to
biief
caller
here
Monday.
ring Europe that the polls may be profits during this biennium will Interior Department. Bonnevill?
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
any other unknown heirs of Her­
power
is
under
control
of
Ickes,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Wilson
have
influenced by tiheir position.
fall at least $300,000 short of the who is" jealous of his authority, purchased the ranch known as the man Reckman, deceased, Defen­ THE STATfe OF OREGON, IN
Na one knows what is the best legislative estimate.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
and whenever the name of Wal- W. S. Hall place and farmed by dants.
method for this nation to keep out
SHERMAN
All told the budget director es­
To
Anna
Sehwister
Hull,
and
to
Barnet
for
the
past
seven
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
of the European war—if indeed timates there will be only $7,864,- lrc? is Mentioned Ickes blows up. G. L
In the Matter of the Estate of -
her
husiband
John
Doe
Hull,
and
years and is now part of -the
Payable in Advance
there is t° he a war—and those 761 in, cash available to t relief
Martha
Evans Vintin, Deceased.
to
the
unknown
heirs,
ONE YEAR'.......................... >150 who are for rep.al of the act as
Women will net, be ignored in Schaxiewitz estate. The Wilsons
during the biennium instead of the
Also all other persons, or parties, CITATION.
w’il
move
to
their
new
home
in
a
the president wishes may be right. $8,260,000 estimated by the legis­ the census organization. Where
To William Walker; Guy Vintin
unknown claiming any right, title,
OCTOBER 13, 1939
T. is this paper’s position that lative ways and means committee. a man is made supervisor of a few days.
and Mary Vintin, his wife: Geral­
estate,
lien,
or
interest
in
the
real
Rent Grange No. 688 will hold
the farther we keep from this
If therefore the relief committee district hrs chief assistant will be its next regular meeting Saturday estate described in the complaint dine 'Douglak and Edward Douglas
Strap the better off we will be operates on the basis of the legis­ a woman; wher: a woman is super
herein. Herman Reckman, de­ her husband; the unknown heirs
NO MEDIATION
and therefore we are opposed to lative estimate the relief funds will visor her assistant will be a man. evening, October 14th.
ceased and to his unknown heirs, jf Edward Rollins deceased; Clar-
Wayne Morse, whose regular ,.h ' repeal. No one can see far be $1,395,238 in the red by the end Thi-, information comes from cen-
Mi. and Mrs. John Koepke and Defendants.
?nce Rutledge and to all other
job is teaching young Or. gonian.-» , enough" into the future to know, of the biennium according to =u i.vreau after, a state director daughter iMarquita motored to
In the name of the State of Ore­ heirs or devises of Martha Evans
had announced no woman would Redmond Tuesday where they will gon, you are hereby required to Vintin who are unknown; GREET­
about the law at the University ol f positively, what is the best course Eccles’ figures.
t
, . .
. mil..h Reliance must 'be placed on what
ffe
employed in other than enum- work during potato harvest.
appear and answer the complaint ING: .
Oregon, and who has spent much
or believed about Wfctoryt
The prison commissary has been ' orator capacity in his jurisdiction,
.Mr. and Mrs. R. N. McGlasson, filed against you in the above en­
IN THE NAME OF THE
of his time .trying to mediate
Mr Kelly’s comment indicates doing a profitable business in ¡From a democratic, party view- Mrs. W. O. Smith and Nellie Wil­
titled suit and Court, on or before STATE OF OREGON, You and
labor trouble« on the Pacific coas«., i that there is propaganda in the spite of the depression. In 1911 point, it is said the Ù st fund son were dinner guests at the home the last day of publication hereof »ach of you are hereby cited and
has resigned from the latter job fight for the new bill.
the legislature created a revolving ; raisers in the northwest were of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilson being October 27th, 1939, and if required to appear in the County
this week.
fund with which to finance this women,.and they will/ be recogniz­ Friday.
you fail so to appear and answer, >ourt of the State of Oregon, for
Were this a great summer re­ business venture conducted at the ed.
When Morse was appointed
for want thereof the Plaintiff will the County of Sherman at the
The
Kent
girl
volley
ball
team
th.re were murmurings of discon­ sort county we would appreciate penitentiary for the accomodati n
was victorious over the Moro girls apply to the Court for th? relief Court Room thereof at Moro, in
While national guard quotas team on the home floor Friday prayed for in his complaint, name­ the County of Sherman within 28
tent as it was felt that he might this sort of weather. As it is, of inmates who do not have ready
lean toward the side of labor to however, we would like to make a access to the outside world; Th> under President Roosevelt’s exec­ evening. The boys lost to the ly: For a decree of this Court, days from the date of the first
a decided degree. This did not trade with southern California revolving fund has now grown to utive order were quickly filled in Moro boys team by a few points decreeing the Plaintiff’s claim anr publication of this citation then
piove to be the case. Now he has and get some of its rain storms $7,000 warden George Alexander Ongon and Washington, to arouse in the second game of the evening. right to the real property here- end there to show cause if any
resigned because labor itself, and let them have a bit of this reported to the Board of Control, 552 young m n in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gentry and ina/ter described, adverse and you have, why E. L. Vinton, Ad-
which hailed hi* appointment with unshine.
this week. The board authorized D. C.j to enlist, the guard is stag­ daughter of Biggs were visiting. prior to any claim of the defen­ m nutrator of the Estate of Mar-
refused to abide by his, rul­
Alexander to return the original ing a series of mock aerial and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Sather Sun­ dants, or any person claiming ha Evans Vintin, Deceased, shall
$1000 to the general fund and to combing attacks on- the national day.
through or under them, or either lot sell the following described
ings.
spend the profits for the benelit capital, B it of war hy. tcria.
of
That Plaintiff be decreed real property belonging to said
The only authority Mr. Morse
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. McGlasson to them:
► » •
of the prisoners. A part of it will
be
the
absolute and fee simple estate: Lots 7 and 8 of Block 8
had was to call the waterfront
motored to Moro Saturday and owner of said
Th
•
Wh
te
House
is
now
•
o
be
used
in
the
purchase
of
new
real property de­ )f Errol Heights, Multnomah
employers and the men together.
bp'nt the night at the home of scribed as, Block 13, and the East County, Oregon, at private sale
If he failed to propose a settle­ From the Observer Oct. 14, 1910 books for the prison library» iand carefully guard d that the baker Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Belshe.
half of Block 14 of Rollins, 2nd vithout notice and in a summary
ment that they could agree upon
Mr. Hulery’s team took a lit­ music and instruments for the who has bocn. bringing buns for
f riends of Mrs. W. O. Sm'th Addition Revised to Grass Valley manner to pay the claims against
hot dogs for years is stopped at
he had no means of making them tle spin as the children were go­ prison orchestra.
honored her with a farewell party Oregon. And also of that certain <aid estate and the expenses of
the iron gate and investigated.
obey. He often threatened to re­ ing to school Monday, throwing
Sunday afternoon at the home of p.ece or parcel of land of three administration.
#
sign if they did not comply and by the occupants out, but no one was
Apparently the howl raised by
Mrs. J. C. Wilson. About fifteen acres or more or less and adjoin
WITNESS, Th? Hon. Geo. A /
this means alone often succeeded hurt, only a few bruises, but the the Oregon Democrats over the i\-
house
300.00
in obtaining an agreement. The buggy was -pretty well dilapidat­ port that By ron Carney was to be City of M oro: 'Water “ 12.10 j£-iegts were preseri L The... after ? i g hereto, situated in th- SWi Potter, J udge of the County Cour t -
lelreshnoon was spent informally, of SWJ Sec. 26 in Tp. 2 S. R. 16 if the State of Oregon for the
belief of the men in his integrity ed.
awarded the job of census direc­ G.o. A. P otter: Judge’s ex­
after which the hostess served E. WM. bounded on the South
County of Sherman, with the seal
ard fzirqeas made them want to 1 The second annual fair of the tor for Oregon did not fall on
pense
11.30 rtfreshments. Mrs. -Smith, who Market street, cf said Add., on the >f said Court, affixed this 18th
keep him on the job.
Shprman County Agricultural So­ deaf ears. Word from Washing­ I). C. Wax Equipment House:
fo: merly resided at Kent, has been West by the Common S.ction line day of September, 1939.
He ordered the men to load ciety opened wide its gates last ton now has it that Carney is to
Filing Cilbinet - Superin­
here six weeks visiting friends and between See. 26 end 27 of sait ATTEST:
Joe Truitt, Clerk
<-■
ship with smaller crews ‘because Monday morning.
be sidetracked to som? other job,
tendent’s office
67.50 will leave for Portland Tuesday en Twp. and Range, on the North bj
Date
of
the
First Publication
J.
M.
Dunahoo
was
among
th?
of labor saving devices that made
just as lucrative but without quite The Bruce Publishing Co.:
loute to San Francisco where she land heretofore Deeded to Geo, B hetreof September 29. 1939.
large crews unnecessary saying dalles visitors to the fair this so much prestige, while the census
■Sup’t. offio? expense
3.00
will spend a few days at the fair
that progress in methods shoulu week. _
directing job will go to some one Wily W. K nighten: Office
: ”d visit friends a few weeks, later
Mr. and Mrs. Larkin and family who can get the uokeh’’ of the
not be made impossible. Now'he Is
help $41.66/ Stamps and
; o'ng to Mississippi for the
gone and it is more likely than were guests of Mrs. Julia E. De- state central committee. The ob­
Telegram $6.3$| - -
47.98 Christmas holidays.
ever that labor will go on fighting Moss on the 9th.
jection was not so much to Carney Moro Lumber & Fuel Yard:
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purchase
This original estimate is made in compliance with section 231-
Rufus gun club will give a as to the way in which he was get­
against new machinery that makes
Lumber for Court house
3.85 motored to Portland Friday where
A
of
the laws of 1921-and shows in parallel columns the unit cost of
grand
ball
in
the
neear
future.
the old stevedoring job easier if
ting his appointment which was T. L ster Johnson. District At­
they will be located temporarily. the several services, materials and supplies for the three fiscal
Marguerite Hunter was on the supposed to have been influenced
it requires fewer men.
torney’s expense !
53.50
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Matthes were years next preceding the current year, the expenditure« and the
It is a situation that requires sick list last week.
by the Commonwealth Federation j Merman Smith: Investigation
dinner guests at the L. W. Amick budget allowance for the first six months of the current year and
some Authority on the part of th- From the Observei Oct. 12, 1900 of which he was vice-president. | of Burrell Murder
62.00 home Sunday.
the expenditures of the current year.
C. W. Talmage stayed 41 days Frank Tierney, chairman of th^ H ¡Ilian Sc hasten: Refund of in­
national government to correct and
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Norton and
ORIGINAL ESTIMATE AND ACCOUNTING SHEET
with
the
Junkins
machine.
state central committee is under- • terest ch ared on taxes
there has been no indication that
28.44 son Ross accompanied by Jack
First Budget
Off 200 acres seeded Albert stood to be an active candidate i
such authority will be given as
¿RESENTED AND Kelly, left Sunday for Wyoming,
•6 mo 6 mo
CLAIMS
Hennagin
secured
1440
sacks
ot
for the census directing job which 1
long as the -present secretary of
Colorado and Kansas. Mr. Kelly,
1939 1939 1938
1937
AGAINST
THE who has been a barber here for
wheat, 120 sacks of barley and also carries with it the employ­ ALLOWED
1§36
labor remains in office.
GENERAL
FUND
OCT.
TERM,
1939.
ROAD
FU
10 to 15 tons of hay.
ment of several score enumera- (
s'veral years, went to Kansas, ACCOUNT
j . _____
The Sherman County teachers tors.
his native state, where he expects
ccount
Amount
1
?
A
<
Claimant
Recorder Salary $60.00 $60.00 $120.00 $120.00
THE P. I.
♦ * »
annual institute will 'be held in
$120.00-
to reside. The Nortons will make
L.
L.
Peetzf'Hoad
Master
55
20
Treasurer
Salary 60.00 60.00
120.00
120.00
this city October 18, 19, 20.
120.00
Despairing of the delay on the
The Pacific International stock
48.40 a brief visit.
State Industrial
28.62
60.95
48.57
Hon. B. Goldsmith has sold his part of the Board of Control in E. McPherson: road labor
W. Kelly: road labor
show at Portland is on this week large Rutledge farm. 'A. B. Craft
38.00
WATER FUND
providing flagpoles for the new Geo. Wilson: rdad labor f,
A reader has spotted this sign
with one of the best exhibitions of was the buyer.— ----
27.00
Pumper and Collector
capitol, the Salem American Le­ C. Bargenholt: road labor
ir.
a
Houston
(Texas)
shoe
shin­
10.20
livestock ever seen there. The
640.00 750.00 _ 1040,00 _ 960-00 -- - 960.00
Hon. W. H. Wilson, Fred Ditzel
display of dairy cattle » especial­ and Jos. T~Peters were visitors gion post is considering a drive C. Herring: road prbor
8.50 ing parlor: ——
Labor
139.60 125.00
112.38
213.15
283.95
for funds to finance this finish’ng C. Happold. 262 posts at 16c 41.92
“Pedal habiliments artistica”v
ly fine and the beef bam is filled in Moro this week.
Supplies
1222.19
200.00
393.69
852.89
428.22
touch
to
the
new
state
house.
The
lubricated
and
illuminated
with
with huge cattle that will produce
62.40
lower a-c W’ater 251.32 250.00
507.87
515.98
Rev. Hoskins preaches in Grass emergency board recently author­ L. L. Peetz: Road Master
578.65
juicy tenderloins. The 4-H club Valley next Sunday, both morning
49.80 ambidextrous facility for the in­
E. McPherson: road labor
Fir? Department 102.35 50.00.
202.82 - 37.55
284.83
ized
the
expenditure
of
$500
for
boys and girls have brought in and evening.
40 50 finitesimal renumeration of 5 cent?
W, Kelly:- road'labor
MISCELLANEOUS
f t
the
poles,
plus
any
funds
that
per
operation.”
better quality animals than before From the Observer Oct. 15, 1920.
C. Bargsnholt: road labor
25.20
Emergency
30.58 125.00
196.04
201.92
175.93
might be raised through voluntary C. H erring: rdbd labor
so much so in fact, that Sherman
21.00
Power
a-c
Street
Lights
It
has
been
definitely
decidede
'by
contributions.
county’s delegation did not win
21.00
A Shearer: roiad labor
475.06 406.48
810.96
810.96
810.96
40.50
their usual quota of prizes. The ‘he management of the Tum-A-
j
1 C Mersingcr: road labor
Insurance
832.90
200.00
With petitions in for peoples , Geo. WilgokV road li&or
16.50 GEORGE G. UPD EGRAFF
other counties are catching up Lum Lumber company that work
DEBT SERVICE
wili soon start on the new storage utility diairidt«. in Portland, Ben- 1 Pau! Wilsotf^ road labor
10.00
with us.
Principal on
bin* for coal in which will be: in­
9.00
bonds
3000.00 500.00
The county exhibits seem hat­ cluded, under the same roof, ton county and Coos county the Lt: ter Wilson: road labor
Attorney At L aw
200.00
250.00
6.50
Int. on bonds
1094.67 630.00
ter than usual and the Shermait storage for lime and cement. The Oregon Hydro-electric commission; John Woods: road labor
1260.00
690.00
285.00
county exhibit showing wheat ano nresent coal house will be torn has its hands more than full in- O'M.ara Supply & Imple-
I, Charles Ruggles, do hereby certify that the above estimated
M o ro a n d W aaco
5.44
wheat alone is distinctive in a down in the early spring and the vtstigating the feasibility of these) ment Co.: Road Supplies
expenditures for the year 1939 was prepared by me and that the
group that displays produce sv new building erected at the same projects. Several other districts Pacific Power & Light Co.,
expenditures and budget allowance for the first six months of the
are also understood to be under ) Lights in machine shed
1.00
varied as to be accasionally con­ location.
current year, and the expenditures for the fiscal years preceeding
consideration by public owenship j Lc ggers
Contractors: road
fusing.
the current year as shown above, have been compiled from the rec­
About the usual number attend­ advocates in various parts of the
machine
supplies
36.55 .Je.hlohem Chapter, No. 78.O.E.S
ords in my charge, and to the best of my knowledge and belief arc
There is one feature of the show ed the meeting held at the opera state
I'u.-.- & Co.: Oiling Pickup
1.00
Moro, Oregon
true and correct copies thereof.
which appeals to city uweberf bouse last Friday to nominate
J. K. McKean: road supplies 4.00
Meets Every Second and
Charles Ruggles, City Recorder.
that often leaves the countrymen candidates for city offices for the
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.: road
Fourth Thursdays in each
cold. That is the fancy riding anv. ensuing 2 and 4 year terms. N. W. COUNTY COURT
Supplies
/
13.70
Month. Visiting members
Notice of the estimated expenses and receipts and the proposed
driving horses that now dominate Thompson was nominated for
(Continued from page one)
Invited
Standard
Oil
Go.;
Gasoline
52.21
tax
levy for theVCity of Moro. Sherman County,'’Oregon for the
the horse show. Few lovers of mayor. The three nominated for R. A. 8tow: Justice of Peace
Lose Amidon,; W,M.
year 1939.
»
fees
,.
3.00 State Indusu Accident Comm.
horses can like the man made de­ "cuncilmen for the 2 year term
Ruth
Sparling,
Secretary.
Employee’s
protection
15.97
Notice
is
hereby
given that in pursurance to a legislative Act
formity that makes a horse’s/tail were Jl C. Harper, Roy Kunsman, Moro Lumber & Fuel Yard:. .
National
Hospital
Ass’n.
approved
by
the
Governor,
February 19th, 1931, that on November
stand strait up. They just were and G. E. Mathews. ‘The three
Coal at Courthouse
286.88
6.00 Lupine Rebekah Lodge No. 116 7 the Budget Committee of the City of Moro, Sherman County.
Employee’s protection
not born that way. If one thinks nominated for the four year term I-. E? McDonald: Sheriff’s offi­
Mrs. C. M. Snider: Rent on
Moro, Oregon
Oregon, will be in session at the City Hall at the hour of 7.30 o’­
it a comfortable thing for the horse were K. Schade, Dr. Poley and S.
ce $5.00: Clerk’s office
6.00
machine
shed
Meets
2d
&
4th Tues
clock p. m. and that any taxpayer of the City of Moro will be heard
he may take a trip through the II. Arbuthnot. Nominated for city
$7.50;
12.50
4.00 day of each month.
Gee. A. Potter: supplies
in favor of or against the proposed tax levy as hereinafter itemized.
barns in the mornings when they treasurer for two years was Ross Rodney Truitt: Court house
W.
G.
Armsworthy:
repairs
10.89
Visiting member« wel
«axe wearing the harness that Ornduff.
expense
6.75
Earl Olds: road supplies
3.00 come.
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS
makes it possible and see how the
Mrs. M. L. Hoskinson has add­ Marie Hoskinson: Clerk’s of­
Moro
Lumber
&
Fuel
Yard:
Rebekah
Wilson,
N.G
GENERAL
FUND ,
WATER FUND .......... $3600.00
horses like it. Why doesn’t some ed a new kitchen and bath to her
fice expense
13.00
Road supplies
744 Florence Johnston,See
Treasurers salary .... ... $120.00
Licenses ......................... 35.00
one give prizes for undeformed city reseidence.
State Industrial Accident Com-
Recorders
salary ........ ... 120.00 Hotel rent ..............
600.00 -
horses ?
miasion: Peace officers pro­
Grass Valley Journal, Oct. 15, 1920
tection _
’ 4.99 NOTICE OF FINAL HEATING Eureka Lodge No. 121 A-F A A-M WATER FUND
(Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Lemon arriv­
Marshall & Collector
Meets on the 1st and
Consider, if you will, the 4-H ed Tuesday evening from Corval­ Pacific Tel: & Tel: Company: t
1300.00
water rent
Notice
is
hereby
given
that
the
Court
houae
telephones
36.30
3rd
Thursday
eve­
lis
and
will
take
in
the
Sherman
club youngster who watches the
Labor
a-c
water
.........
....
250.00
undersiguad'
has
JMed
in
the
Coun­
Joe Truitt: Stamps for Clerk’s
nings of eaeh month.
calf he has grown, his calf, put on County Fair. “ •
400.00
Supplies
.........
ty
Court
of
the
State
of
Oregon
office
,
6.00
Visiting
members
cor
Don O’Leary was feeling pretty
the auction block and sold. Since
600.00
Power
a-s
water
*
|
for
Sherman
County
his
Final
dially
invited
to
meet
J.
C.
Freeman:
Post
office
box
early in the spring that calf has fine Thursday morning, being
‘ 150.00
Fire Department
3.15 Report and Aceojnt as Adminis­
rent
with us.
had an important place in the awarded three blue ribbons on his
MISCELLANEOUS
\
t
r
a
t
o
r
of
the
estate
of
Elizabeth
A. B. Christianson W. M.
The Sherman County Journal:
boy’s life, it has needed feed and sow and litter of pigs.
300:00
Emergency
Fuller,
d.ceased»
and
that
'Mon­
C.
V.
Belknap,
Secy.
County
Printing
7.55
Monday“'three carloads of race
water and-its hair has been wash­
810.96
Power a-c St. Lights ...
day, November 13, 1939, at ten
ed and curled innumerable times horses arrived in Moro to try Geo. A. Potter: CountyK-Judge’s
481.20
Hotel
Insurance
Moro
Lodge
No.
113,
I.
O.
O.
F.
o’clock
a.
m.,
>of
said
day,
at
the
Salary
.................. ' 75.00
to obtain practiec for the final their luck. The passenger coach
50.00
Library
f Moro, Oregon
County Courtroom, in the Court­
showmanship contest. Of course, was too crowded for comfort and David Reid: County Commis­
DEBT
SERVICE
Meets
1st
and
3rd
“ .
A,
sioner’s Jee»___________ 18.05 -house, at Moro, Oregon, have betn
the boy likes to have his calf many passengers had to stand all
Prin. on bonds ............ . 1000.00
Amount to be raised
Tuesdays in the
,
fixed
by
the
Court
as
the
time
and
J.
M.
Wilson:
County
Commis-
the
way
from
Biggs
to
Moro.
bring as much as it will. «The
1140.00
Int. on bonds
by taxation .....I....;. 2497.16
I.O..O.F. hall Trai
sioner’s fees
15.50 plate for hearing of objections to
The Sherman Electric Company
money is probably needed for an­
6732.16
TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL
W 2.16
sient
and
visiting
Oiis
Baker:
Janitor’s
salary
50.00
,
said
Final
Report
and
Account
and
was
delivering
poles
between
Grass
other calf or. to pay for expenses
Bonded
Indebtedness
of
City
of
Moro
-
$28500.00
brothers
are
cordi
the settlement<of said «state.
on this one, but parting with the Vally and Erskine the first of the C. C. Wilson. Sheriff’s ex-
ally invited to meet John Foss, Chairman of Budget Committee. Dated at Moro, Ore­
pens«
64.801
. £
David Reid
calf must be quite a struggle for week.
gon,- October 3, 1939.
’
, -,
with us.
W.
A.
Raymond:
Court
housb
G
e<>.
G.
Updegraff,
A. sen was bonj Monday, Octo­
the young herdsman who» is just
S.
W.
Searcy,
Secretary,
of
Budget
Committee. Date set for the
Vet
non
Miller,
N.
G.
expense
42.04 Attorney for Administrator.
starting on his career of stock ber 11th, at the home of Mr. and
Hearing
on
the
Budget
Noveniber,
7, 1939.
Joe
Truitt,
Secretary.
49-2
J. F. Noonan: Painting Court-
Mrs. Bert C. B%ker.
feeding.
#'larrmaa C au u lu 9< m r» * l
of Yesteryear
Visit There
In Other Days
City o f Moro Budget
*