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g* AGB 4 BREHM AN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO. OREGON HMD A Y. OCTOBER 26, 1946 Box Rant • 7«- KI5 C. Hearing, labor on machine attended a meeting of -the Knights cows up to $7.26. Good to choke day at the George McKay home. shed * 4 0 .5 0 MarieHoskinaon, Assessor's vetlers were strong at $10.50 to Mrs. Volna Guyton and Bobby* of Pythias lodge. J. Woods, labor on machine ‘ office help 59^0 Wayne Bartrum returned from $11.00, with a few of the best to nod Mrs. John flecker and Nar>ey * r.sWtT'-'^ *51 c** •h<d ’ 27 00 S. W. Searcy, Courthouse ex- spent the week end in The Dalles, Voledo where he~ was employed, 812.00. • penae ’ *^¿^89.32 C. Bargenholt; labor on m a and is again making his home at ' Wednesday’s cattle trading was where’ Mrs. Decker received medi Art Bucholts, Maals for pris chine shed i- 70.20 r.K»re active, with prices generally cal aid. the John Robinson farm. oners 2.25 C. Mersinger, labor on machine . Wednesday evening visitors .a t Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neville on a steady basis. 31.60 Moro Lumber A Fuel Yard Rail hogs Monday sold at $6.50 the J. C, Wilson home were Mrs. were here recently from California Courtyard expense .72 A. Swegel, labor on machine to attend the wedding ceremony of fcr the tops, which was 10c lower Ida Davis and Pauline Davie and City of Moro, Water at court «bed 59.40 than the previous Monday. 170 to G Douma of Moro. house 12.95 W. A. 'Raymond, labor on ma <. Mrs. Minnie Blau was a week Fred Neville in Portland. Byrun 216 lb truck-in« sold m ostly $6.26 Var. Gilder and Mis« Trounce of chine shed , 109.80 end visitor in Wasco. Jack Hinees to $6.40, with the hulk at $6.35. 1 CLAIMS PRESENTED AND AL and Danny Kaseberg accompanied More also were guests' at the A. Shearer, labor on machine . Wednesday’s hog market showed COUNTY COURT LOWED AGAINST THE ROAD Arthur Sargent home while the shed ' "27.00 her here and spent several days improvement, with Track-ins weigh FUND, OCT. TERM, 1940 1 Continued from page onei at their homes before reporting Nevilles were here. W. Johnson, labor on machine ing 170 to 216 bulking at $6.50 to ’Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watkins vortation re; State vs Claimant Account Amount . shed to the navy recruiting station 100 $6.60. Opher Baker 24.00 Moro Lumber A Fuel Yard from where they went to San were week end guests in Portland State Industrial Accident Oomm. when they visited their daughter, A. E. Simmons, Sheriff’« office Machine Shed $500.00 Protection re/m achine shed Diego. 9.25 L. L. Peetz, Road Master $5.25; Supt. office $4.00; 22.70 * $39.96: Protection re;« Mrs. Robert Evans was in Port Hazel Marie. West Coast Printing & Bind E. McPherson, road labor 19.00 Ira Fridley returned home from roads $6.31; - . 46-27 land over the week end to attend ing Co. Election supplies W. Kelley, road labor 4.00 National Hospital Ass’n-'Pro Portland after a stay of a week. funeral services of a relative. $14-86: Sheriff’s $2.00; K. Dunlep, mad labor 28.45 8.00 tection re: roads Ambitious hunters leaving from Mr. and Mrs. Rostad spent sev Ckrk’s $7-16: Clerk’s rec C. Hearing, road labor 25.00 C. C Wilson, Ga« pump* 35.00 eral days of last week in Portland here for the week were Mr. and 45.25 J. Woods, road labor ord book $21.25: 30.00 Foss 2.66 1C0., road supplies where they visited friends and rel MrSi H. H. White near Prineville. May A Son Courthouse ex C. Mersinger, road labor 9.00 Pacific Power & Light Co.< Mr. and Mrs. Henry Richelderfer. atives. 1.59 C. Axtell, road labor pense ' ,7.50 Lights in Wasco Machine, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole Cole •Rvth Moore and Earl Fields near Sherman County Journal L. L. Peetz, labor on machine 1.00 shop made a business trip to Portland Dufur; Lee Dehlar, Pat O’Meara, County printing $8.20; shed 39.00 O’Meara Supply — Imp. Go. Wren Hogue and Frank Bennett Saturday accompanied by Mrs. Steve and Eldon Neasbam in tht Election expenses $11.60; 19.80 E. McPherson, labor on machine Road supplies Ochoco mountains; Mr. and Mrs. mtved their well drill to the W. C. Ted Anderson. Chas. R. Logan, County lAudit 85.00 shed 23.40 Biggs Service Station, Gas- George Wilde after several weeks Arthur Sargent is sowing 83 Helyer place last Tuesday. W. Kelley, labor on machine Geo. Wilde Garage, labor on acref of C ^ ’ t e l Wheat grass but • returned with their deer. Robert Mitchell, Winona Baker, Lucille H. Vale, Health nurse Salary and expenses 125.01 sled 44.40 road machinery had a break down Tuesday that Members of the Mary Elizabeth John Decker and Arthur spent the Harold Sexton, Sheriff, Board K Dunlap, labor on machine J. K. McKean, Oil & supplies 2130 the William Mitchell doiayed his progress. Sunday school class met Wednes week «nd and expenses re- Insanity -x- - shed 24.60 Standard Oil Co Gasoline, oil 79.04 Arthur Van Gilder left Monday day with Mrs.'Harley Dutton. As home at Hermiston, Arthur stayed Case ’ 4.80 C. Hearing, labor on machine Shell Oil C q ., gasoline 69.99 with a group of friends from The sisting hostesses werd Mrs. Art for a longer visit with his grand Crandall-Bird Chapel, Burial she'd 1 ' . 13,00 Morb Garage, Oil $47.52; Dalles for Detroit-from where they, Smith, Mrs, Maud Akers, Mrs. parents. expense 60.00 A. Swegel, labor on machine Repairs, $6.70; ' 54.22 W. C. Helyer went to Salem on will bring back some new cars. Arch Gosson. A book review of Wayne Darby, Field work for shed 86.40 Sherman Garage ^'Machinery Co. November 16 is the date chosen the book o fT itu a was given. business Friday. Assessor's office ---- 50.00 W. A. Raymond, labor o i r f f i l ^ ' Repair road machinery ’ 2.00 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lyons and for the Auxiliary bazaar and car Election day K dinner will be chine shed 7 56,70 S. W. Segrcy, M arine shed 177.52 nival of the Moro unit. Games of seiwed^aU6:30 November 6 in the fam ily spent Saturday at the J H. Department o f Agriculture A. Shearer, labor on machine * Sealer of Weights and Fo«s & Company, machine chance and hamburger, doughnuts basement of the Methodist chuerh. Wilson home. • 'M ea su res 3.76 «bed 4.50 shed 11.75 Dinner guests Friday 0/ Mrs. and coffet* will be served. Returns will be broadcast. J. Wood«, labor on «machine.- •’ Turn-A-Lum Lumber Co., ma- Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad of Robert Schilling were Mrs. Dick Paulsen A Roles Laboratories December 7 is the date chosen Courthouse expense 9.80 shed 13.00 ’ shine shed . 62.40 The Dalles were week end visitors • Reekmann of Grass Valley and Nel Hammond A Stephens Co., Bob Axtell, labor on machine Moro Lumber A Fuel Yard, here with their daughter, Mrs. Ross | for the annual Christmas bazaai lie Wilson. of .the Methodist church. It will be Superintendent's office 16.43 shed 3.00 machine shed. 407 04 RUdenbrand, her husband and son^; Bill Gunther of Antelope is here Kilham Stationery A Print held in Fraternity hall. — C. Mersinger, labor on ma fit} of Moro', Water for ma- Mrs. Anna Lee visited in Pendle Mrs.,C. R. Marshall of Portland visiting for a few days. ing Co. Sheriff’s $1.28; chine shed .17.00 shine shed 2.30 ton several days with relatives,• Norman and James Wilson spent is visiting at the Ed McKee home. Supt.’s $1.08; 2.36 C. Bargennolt, labor on ma returning home the first of th? 1 Sunday with their grandparents, W ilf W. Knighten, office help 50.00 She is a sister of Mrs. McKee. chine shed 26.80 week. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lyons. Pacific Power A-Light Co. Moro Lumber A Fuel Yard The Wasco volley ball team met Mr. and Mrs. J.-L. Matthes were Mrs. G. H. Root and Mrs. H. D. Courthouse lights 19.49 I.umber'for machine «hed 300.00 the Grass Valley team ‘ Friday ealled to Salem Wednesday due to Edward Moon, Fair ground Preudfoot entertained at a bridge h ’att Truck Service, Freight evening and won by a score of 34 the death of Mr.,Matthes brother, party Tuesday afternoon at the well 14.95 on steel for machine shed 1.14 to 29. After two overtime periods Lou Matthes. They returned home Pacific Tel .A Tel. Company home of Mrs. Root. Contract was W. Kllley, road labor 16.20 Friday afternoon Wasco won 1 Monday evening. iu play at five tables during the Telephones 27.15 K. Dunlap, road labor 16.20 six man football game from tht Mrs. George Barnet and Melvin National Education Ass’n Supt. afternoon. Mrs. Afton McIntyre L. L. Peetz, labor on machine Lyle team by a score of 19 to7. visited Mrs? Carl Schadewitz Wed made high score, Mrs. Sam Brock, office 5.00 shed 67.60 Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Roycp motor noday. second. Luncheon was served to J M. Wilson, County Comm. 12.50 F. McPherson, labor on machine ed to Fossil Friday and spent the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnet were the guests. • h a d ............ ■■■-> .................. <6.46 TheDorcaa ladies of the Chris- week end visiting Mr. and Mrs. ■m The Dalles Friday where they David R«id, County Comm.,. 11.50 T Lester Johnson, Dist. Attor W. Kelley, labor on machine Otis Royce and family. observed the birthday anniversary t.an church held their regular meet ney’s expense . . . 16.84 shed 5340 of Roy’s father, G. W. Barnet. ing with -Mrs. W. D. Watkins Geo. A. Potter, County Judge K. Dunlap, labor on machine We wish to thank all those who Frank Bennett of The Dalles was Wednesday afternoon and sewed expanse 3.25 shed - 53.40 helped on the program at Fratei a dinner guest at the home of his State Industrial Accident Comm. during the afternoon. rity Hall October 8. We appreci sister, Mrs. Belle Hogue, Wednes Mr. and Mrs. Harley Dutton left Protection 6.01 for Fossil Sunday to visit their ate their effort and time which wAs day. J. C. Freeman, postmaster, A dinner guest Saturday at the children, Mrs. James Dunn, then sc freely given and added much to 1------------------- —>--------- - daughter, Mr. Dunm and children, the , enjoyment of the evening L .' W. Amick home, w»s pick Annie Fulton Chapter No. 124 OES Starkley. Earl from Portland and Harold Wasco, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Koepke and from John Day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson spent Mrs. Archie Kirkelie apd Mrz. • K N tV T A T B Sunday at Hermiston, pheasant Robert Belknap were Tuesday vis hunting, and visiting at the Will itor» in The Dalles. iam Mitchell home. v- Members of the Wasco Women’s study club met with Mrs. L. P. Continued from page 3 Paul Smith, Ed Kidder and Ern WHO ME IS — Born in Iowa, January 12, 1893. Resident of Oregon since ISIS. Hr.ven Friday. The subject talk Kathleen Stout is working at est Smith were Saturday evening M arried and haa two children. Barring was "Use of Glass and Piaster«” the experiment station in Moro. callers in The Dalles. 2nd 4-yr. term in Oregon State Senate. w&s presented by Mrs. William Mrs. Hazel Reeves left Tuesday Myrtle Helyer, Mrs. Hazel HIS RECORD— Introduced b ill which raised price of whiskey to aid Old Age Nisbet. The club roll call was on for Portland to vh.it her parents. Reeve« of Grass Valley; Bill Helyer Pensions. Sponsored truck b ill giving current events. farmers right to haul neighbor’s nro- Mrs. Sam Stark had as week of Carson, Washington; and Elner ducs to market. Backed > 9 0 ,0 0 0 fund Mrs. Ada LaBaw of Portland end guests Mrs. Fox o f Salem, Helyer and Gordon visited Sunday for 4-H Club work. Introduced , bill wai here to see her mother, Mrs. Mrs. M anley,' missionary from at the W. C. Helyer home. abolishing pauper’s asth. Hsyner. WHAT HE STAHDS FOR -^Support Mr. and Mrs. Jay McKay and India, and Mrs. Sherwood from of th t Dies Committee. .Deportation of Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Rich of Portland. children visited Saturday at Grads H a rry Bridges. Protection from Foreign Woodburn have moved into the Imports of Cattle. Sheep. Wool, Lum Mr. and Mrs. Victor Riggs and Volley with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox bar and A L L D airy and Agricultural • Coovsniaat Location house owned by Richard Dingle his brothers returned from Can- p.ti3 Warren Morgan. Products. A square deal for Oregon’s • Coffeo Shop Buffet Tavern Sugar Industry. Expansion of the Rural where Mrs. Hayner lived. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schilling yoi. City, Colorado Saturday. Electrification Program. Mora money • Dininc «ad Banquet Rooms A regular meeting of the Stan for the Aged of our Land. Mrs. Sam iRhrk was a Sunday went to Portland Sunday. Bobetca • Famously Fhm Food dard Bearers group was enjoyed dinner guests at the home of Mrs. who had been in Doembecher hos • Modem Appointments at the Methodist parsonage on pital for the past two months, re LBSLB M. SCOTT • Luxurious Outside Rooms Glen Karnes.— Monday evening. At 6:30 a F el turned home with them Sunday eve fox R e p r o s o n ta tiv o i n • Garage Opposite Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Blaylock lowship dinner was served follow C hairm an S ta ta H ig h w a y Second D H tr tc t ning.' . uM ivr by th/» Rep*!)1* ed by a business meeting. The motored to Hood River Friday to Mr. and Mrs. John Koepke and CammiarioB, 1132-1935 600 ROOMS • SfNSISLE MTES iurrti Crariij”. < subject lesson for the year is from visit relatives. Their daughter, daughters of Redmond visited Sun- Id paid by Scott foe Treuurct Committee Georgia, accompanied them as fai conditions in China. Helen Blau as The Dalles. w p the speaker of the evening. Victor Riggs took his sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bemis Guy return ed from Corvallis last Wednesday. Howard Cline, to The Dalles Mon Mi. Guy’s mother, MrH. E. W. day for medical attention. Haley of Forest Grove, accom panied them home for a" brief v>it. , John McClure and Mrs. McClure and Bemis Guy drove to The Dalles Monday evening. John and Bemis Two Wasco Youths Join US Navy W. C. Helyer Having New Well Drilled, _ N ew ru b b er SAFE 35537 Trade your old washer as down payment. Phone 161 for trial HAMPTON FURNITURE * The Dalles, Ore. Ptei& we the. JË m A 'Which. QiueA PURER MILK AT I W LESS PER QT. CONGRESS ELLIS SCO TT Grass Valley TREASURER Dunnq tht b y fa n ander ¿ ilt Lau tha Caasaaurhati aarraqe of t.W par puart ( fi< xatafjcf u/uch tha firoduerr hoi rtctivad 4 5 d t REPUBLICAN M ilk U t l f k^up, i l p t M , tuad VOTE 317 Nö! i l Repeal Vote 15 X—ELLIS 11 Cent Mark < ON FARM POWER •L _ s ', • FROM« P a t O ’M e a r a Yoor #/Cofe»>«loi " Oool<; I fuel d o ’« >r s j v f d • a This week’s trading opened Mon- da; with 1,550 cattle, 125 chives, 2 370 hogs and 1,700 sheep for sale on the open market. Cattle trading was generally rteudy with last week’s final quo- trturns. Fed steers sold up to $10.- 90, with several sales $10.50 to 610.75. Short fed steers sold $9.00 to $9.50, with a few up to $9.75. Good grade grass fat steers sold aiound S8.25 to $9.00. Common to m« dium grass heifers made $5.75 to $8.25. with a load of fairly good feu kind at $8.85. Good beef cows clear ed at $6.50 to $7.00, with young "You’ve paid ♦10,OOOX1OO tax#«? "You serve 12,0 0 0 farms? Everyone knows that it takes more poles and w ire to serve scattered farms than it does to deliver elec tricity in a city where you have a customer every 50 feet or so. I ’d like to know how you manage to make ends meet when so much of your business is spread out thin?” A FREE ELECTRIGT f from thcWind I ’ve heard that Pacific Power A Light Company has paid more than $10,000,000 in taxes since 1910. H o w can you do this and still have rates that compare favorably w ith a whole lot of tax-free public power systems?” , AMXirrX U . . . a well-balanced, efficient system! do. lor eorneo A (o te rp ilh 'r o t I our ns ha lf os much fuel costing hoi f os «* < t p... y all un. C j ' c i c vc r I tw Ci uwiiuf 75 saved - 75 1- that s earned. < W*h y N o t ^B njoy Tt? ; O’MEARA Supply « ä l<W-Co Joh>P«rc C a U rp ffla r I Winpower Needs No Tail Vine Therefor« More Power Gei Our Price» on New. Batteries 9-21 Pfetf, Spun Glass, 10 yr Guarantee ’ Also Used Delcos DeMoss A Son Moro, Ore. Res. DeMoss Springs Mcllz J!dca PJ Ad« C W. J e r e « « , Sec’y., O rog oa M>lk j, 7 O rega« Bldg., Partfsad CÖ7 SOMe QUESTIONS TO ASK YOU Steers Nearly Reach tip ONE QUART MILK . . . run by an up-and-coming organization I ’m proud to belong to. I t ’s true that Pacific Power A Light Company operates mostly in small towns and out in the country, and that it carries a whale of a big tax load. But you see, our system is like a diversified farm. W e serve a lot of different types of electric users, and a variety of sea sonal business, in 21 different counties in Washington and Oregon. That means pretty steady sales of elec tricity the year ’round for the system as a whole, even though it ’s up and down in any one locality. “Another thing, our Company has a big enough busi- 13181486 P A C IFIC _____ * And yet your rates are 37% below national average?' ness to keep a compétent and experienced staff o f fu ll- time engineers and managers busy all the time, and yet it ’s not too big to take a personal interest in your par ticular problems. Also, we’ve got the kind of a market ing organization that keeps building up electricity sales so we can keep reducing the cost of each kilowatt- hour to you. "W h a t it boils down to is this: Pacific Power & Light Company does an all-around good job at low-cost because it’s a successful American enterprise. And in this country, business success means giving the consumer REAL V A L U E for every dollar.” ‘
