Sherman County journal., June 25, 1948, Image 1

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hcrntmt County ¿Journal
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Sixtieth Year No. 34
Moro, Oregon, Friday^
T h ese
About the County
T h in g s
W e'
June 25, 194S
about folks you do know - Riders
or would eniov knowing i n •
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was in
a .
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Paul
McCoy
.
en-
Official County Paper
Perform
a
.
In Rain At
Kent favors Union
Floyd Root, W.L-
High School; Names
May Elected To
Clark Cracker of San Francisco
Mrs Clyde Gillmor
is spending the summer with Mr hospital in The Dalles for several tertained a group of friends Sat- __
and Mrs Paul McCoy. He is Mrs days during the past week.
urelay* night wit» an
fl
j
Shnu
The annual school meeting of
McCoy’s cousin.
Newton Crosfield, son of Mrs harvest kitchen dinner party.
ksllUvT
District
No. 9 in Kent was well
Larry Kaseberg left Tuesday Mary- Crosfield, and a nephew of Hors d’ouery*4 were served buf-
A. ,
Floyd Root was elected as the
exMi-Udn?rorwd at^ay attended. Jay McKay was reelect­
on the chartered bus from Moro Harry Kunsman, was married In fet-.'rfyle i / t h e kitchen. Dinner n ^ , 1
ed director to serve with I tester new member of the rural school
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the
back
porch
and
3,o
fw|h
v
lla,
^
ened
the
d.ontes
to attend the 4-H summer school
Wilson and John Pecker and board from the Wasco zone at
in Corvallis.
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whichS^aa decorated with flowers tants who performed on i soggy Frank von Borstel, clerk. The the election Monday with some
Mrs L. E. Kaseberg anc^ dau­
Mrs Harvey. McClain was in a and ballonns. *1 he guest list was field, the horse show presented school budget which exceeded the write-in votes against him but
ghter Patricia were week end car accident just a short time af as folio?'«: Messrt and Mesdames Sunday by the Sherman County six percent limitation was approv­ no opposition on the ballot
guests in Portland. While there ter the (olumbia river highway Chas. Fulton, HariSJd White, Hugh Riders and visiting clubs was ed by a 100% vote. After cons’d-
Wallace May was re-elected as
by Giles L. French
rlo yd R<*( Hlldred Zell, very.m uch a success.
erable discussion and study con­ a memi>er of the non-high school
Patricia attended the Methodist was open to traffic Saturday af- whl]
n T w h i
a T >rted
MtC‘ .Francis Watkins, < Everett Wat-
T be weather,, dark from the cerning union high schools in the board from the Grass VaRey zone
On the second longest day of Youth banquet and meeting.
C
lain
who
was
driving
had
to
.
.
,
.
.
T
Lester
n‘8ht
before, gradually settled state, both large and small, the •in a writeln vote as no one had
Carole and Am ita Mell of La-
the year a Coat was almost a
make a quick stop and slid in
’
r»«vv
v . n i until a bit of sun broke through legal voters attending the meeting his name on the ballots.
necessity. And that recalls a Four­ pine are guests of Mr and Mrs the
loose crushed rock, and hit Johnson,.James RJ. t,wsk^ a\,b the clouds before the final event went on record by resolution ap­
The central part of the county
th of July program that was wit­ Afton McIntyre and family while
a
wrecking
car
while
goinft
en
Kaseberg.
Tad
McCoy,
Mrs
Ls-
wa<,
cx)ncluded
There
were
many
proving
a
union
high
school
for
generally
voted school consolida­
nessed by numerous overcoated Mr and Mrs Cart Mell, their par­
through the fill at Big Eddy. Mrs trelle Hailey, all of V asco Mr and comnetitive items on the Dro- the southern end of Sherman tion with Moro, DeMoss, Erskine.
spectators. Some time it may be ents, are in Portland.
McClain sustained a broken rib Mrs Carl Anderson. Mrs Alice gram.
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county; said union high school Harmony favoring consolidation.
possible to enjoy December 22 in
I^ast
week
Mr
and
Mrs
Leroy
and a broken wrist. The front end Anderson of Portland, Mr and
Ther Dufur Riding club was not to be located beyond the At Fairview the vote was a tie
shirtsleeves. These are not impos­
Pelshee,
Mr and Mrs Paulen of their car was mashed in and Mrs Russ Volstorf rtf The Dalles, placed first in the preliminary town of Grass Valley. It was vot but some voters are being contest­
sible although uncommon.
Kaseberg and Mr and Mrs Hild- a hole broken in the windshield. and Clark Cracker df San Fran- drill in contest with the Klickitat ed to leave the question of high ed and another vote is expected.
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County* flub and the Sherman school for the coming year In the
The Republicans are meeting red-Zell were in Portland to at­ Mrs McClain was taken to The cj8co
The Boardman district defeated
w« * end
Kenth Young will Reave Friday CcuntV Riders. Marjorie VanGII- hands of the local school bo£hi the proposal.
this week to nominate a presiden­ tend the grand chapter of the
who
are
to
either
reestablish
a
teacher 's conference at der was flrst- Evelyn Jones sec
tial candidate whom they expect Eastern Star. t Tuesday evening but returned to her home Mon- ,
dayi McClain is the state highway
„
P rw n nhld fn.m which ond and Mrs Joe M1,,er third in high shool in Kent or to arrange- Budgets were passed all over
to elect. The job should be over they attended a dinner at Jack & road
master at Rufus.
Bouling Green, Ohio from vhicl h ladies stock saddle hors«' for transportation of the students the county4 which means that
but paying the bets by the time Jills given for worthy matrons,
Womens' Missionary
society he will go to attend | ie NEA Jon *,a8g! Dufur won the
„
elsewhere for high school instruc the county will raise $245,904.88
this is read and most people Will worthy patrons and grand off!
tlon.
met
Thursday
with
Mrs
John
vention
at
Cleveland
before
re
ing
contest
with
The
Dalles
team
for schools, a sum that was turn
be happy because there doesn't cers. At the dinner given Monday
A theme song was turning.
He will take with him second and Sherman County thin«
ed down when consolidated in
seem to be much intense feeling evening for the Eastern Central Mothieson.
chosen for the y e a r,' “Tell the 150 sacks of wheat |»<»!»erly ta^ Bob Bclshe won at balloon bust
the rural school budget.
about candidates for that honor.
Oregon
association,
Mrs
Laura
Blessed Story of the Cross”.
ged to acquaint the «astern teach in«, a lively game.
Jay McKay was re-elected V
Americans like a change and
A backward party will be held er8 with the product of Sherman* In th(‘ childrens’ stock hors«*
always get it in politics when they Collins, worthy matron of The'
Kent, Wallace May at Grass Val
'
class Joan Ross was first, Dick
decide one is due. There should Dalles chapter and Mrs Paulen at the Rufus grange hall Friday county
ley, Lloyd Henrlchs at Moro, O.
J k Clo k’
Born: to Mr and Mrs Henry Wheelhouse Arlington, second.
be new issues in this campaign Kaseberg worthy matron of the
G.
Hllderbrand was chosen as dl
4oo re third and Mary
as the new deal is done for, either Wasco chapter decorated a table W E , R & and "everyone *18 we? Norton in Portland. a son. Mrs R‘- , e y Moore
Flood waters have receded a* rector at Wasco succeeding Mrs
as a theory of which to boast or with Indian teppes and wheat.
come. Guests are to wear some _ Norton was formerly . MarjorR house being from Sherman coun Rufus and the town is getting Sadie Rich and Joe Morris was
an idea to attack. The tax bills
back to normal. The Cafe’s Auto chosen at Rufus In place of Bruce
Mr and Mrs Paul Goddard mov­ clothing backwards.
Byers.
,
• >/ ,
ty
helped kill i t When it begin to ed Thursday from their apartment
Courts were open for business
Mr
and
Mrs
Pete
Macnab
gave
Dolores
Fox
erne
holm
with
her
,ake
smallev
of
The
Dalles
was
*
cost money it began to fail and it above the confectionery store to an informal party in honor of Parents, Mr and Mrs George Fox, ftrst an^ w c Helyer, The Dalleg when the highway was reopened Millard.
The
list
of
new
directors
In the
continued only as long as* the Holbrook, north of Portland on
noon.
Helen Kelley and Tom Macnab ^om The Dalles Friday night to second in the five gaited saddle Saturday
few remaining rural districts has
costs could be delayed.
Still
suffering
are
the
orchard!-;
Now people know it wasn’t the Astoria highway where they of The Dalles Saturday night. sPen<^ the weekend. She is em borse cias8. The large class in that are set where the backwater not been compiled.
<? t?,8 Ice Gr< 1!! ( en the mens’ pleasure horse class is deep. Cherry, trees which are
He will Those present besides the guests p
worth it, but the cost must be have bought a house.
of honor were Mr ™d Mrs £>n Y . l " The
“ 1Iand
acco“ " ' was reduced a half after which
teach
at
the
school
there
next
paid one way or another. Natur­
setting in water has shriveled
><-----r.
.
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_
_
of
the
road
situation,
It
was
the thejudges picked Bill Wharton of fruit on t£em. .
ally the people who voted the fall. „
Macnab, Mr and Mrs Wm. Mac- first time she was horn« for six
ranch as first,
Haying is in process on the nab, Mr and Mrs Stuart Mac- weeks. She' took the stage at Ru the Mays-Dodd
cost won’t pay it, but will pass it
r
The water has gone down from
Wilson,
second;
Kenneth
on to their children, who may do Finnegan ranch, starting the fir­ " a_b’_ Mr..and Mrl ^ e,and Med,er- 5 » Sunday night to return to Paul
Martln thlrd and Harold Eakin Mr and Mrs Glen Thompson’s
the same.
st of the week. Others are cutting George Macnab, Bob Macnab, and The Dalles.
fourth, the last three being Sher house, and work has begun clean
Oddly an administration that whOat hay also.
ing it out and repairing the dam
Pat Macnab.
Eleanor Fox of this community man countians.
prated of its conservation of na­
Busses started on the regular
|!ge
done. Part of the house was
A shower in honor of Mrs C. J.
Mr
and
Mrs
W
E.
Bruckert
who
out
of
school
at
OSC
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At womens’ pole bending the
tural resources
should
have Kulick was. given by her friends
The
Dalles-Bend run this w eek ,
sealed
In
plywood
which
has
went to The Dalles Sunday for June 19 is working as a secre- sham an riders took first and the
spent so large a part of the na­
and
the.
Greyhound busses are
warped
out
of
shape.
The
water
Wednesday
afternoon
at
Kent.
Father’s day with Mr. Bruckert’s
/ or a. Portland f * 01 (lur,nP Dufur club second. Oscar Sherar
tion’s financial resources without
had come up to the windows dur now going along the river Instead
Keith
Decourcey
returned
to
father,
C.
R.
Bruckert.
who
re-
Vaw
f
On
K
of
Ooldendale
was
first
in
the
the slighest consideration.
M?uS shlr,ey Toctttn and hei
mde free for ap w|tj1 White ing the high water, and it re - of detouring through Sherman
the Theoore von Borstel home turned with them to visit for a
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few
d
a
v
i
brother
Joe,
are
now
employed
(.o,
ton
of Tbp nalIes
sefon,L mained there for some «lays caufl county on the way to. Portland
People say, ‘‘Well, everything this week having decided to work
_
at the Biggs Junction Service ronnq
chprinan countv thir«l ing damage of their home. The from the east. The road to The
The, Young Peoples society held Station and Cafe.
and M e a d ^ o f K lickitat
fourth linoleUin covered floors which
else is going up, I suppose that this summer instead of attending
Dalles has been ’ ^bullt along
has Id like the rest”, and that the summer session at the uni­ hom l FridavaLviimneErnle Engle
Mr and Mrs Merle Beckel an<1 Boh- Belshe won ,h<‘ “ ck racP had l>een, pasted down buckle«! Celilo canal where it was washed
theory will get prices up pretty versity.
h Mr 4ndd Mr«
qmi,h nf S<n PaUl and Mr and Mrs Wera* r V'ith Clarence Gardner of Dufur out of shape.
out by. the water and is passable,
fast. Resignation to high prices
Wily Knighten has been in bed Richmond 'in w h iio » / \nnnit ReRmann of Heppner were here gecon.l and Clarence Tobin of
The backwater of the Columbia
will surely let them go on up for the past few days nursing a hnvi £X.d„
Sun,la’f to see the hors, «how.
K lickitat third.
which was a few miles up the if not smooth. The highway above
and there's really no stopping' cold.
Biggs has ^ecn J^paired and the
Day river,
IV
rr1LrT
friends here for several davs
Mr amt Mr. T «i UiMuuia and
In the men« «a,ktle bora* else» John
place. In fact about the only thing
andVeStauraht ownfrs have
ft
left
mud
along
tne
river
banks
George
Mimaugh,
deputy
di
They went from Richmond to his daughter stopped in Moro a closely contested event, Gee ) making a hazard for the range been able to move hack into their
that holds prices down is the-un­
willingness of the people to pay rector of the war bond division, Bend to shop last week and It Saturday night while on their McDonald. Klickitat was first, cattle running in pastures there, places of business.
r ' (
them. The old law of supply and was here Wednesday while on a rained and washed out the road way home from a fishing trip to
ond and Vern Campbell, The Dal­ to drink from the river. George
demand that was held in
abey­ trip through eastern Oregon to and bridges, so they came down East Lake.
Fox and Vernon Miller moved
ance for so long will - eventually see why bonds are not selling this way. They went home again
Mr and Mrs Don Macnab and les third »In a nov^Lty bareback cattle from pastures there Thurs­
riding contest the ’ Dufur team
assert itself. There are some indi­ better than they are.
by way of Arlington and Spray, daughters left Monday night foi bested
the Sherman county four. day after finding some of them
cations that the drop may not
Mrs Florence Martin returned Mrs Smith is a sister of- Mrs Dufur to lie overnig.it guests of
The
womens’ pleasure horse mired down in the mud.
be put off much longer. Some wri­ to work in the bank Monday Trace Fields.
Mr and Mrs John Addington
i.\. v-va
ters can always find reasons why morning after a two weeks vaca­
Verno.n MJiler
Mr? Miller Tuesday mornmg Mr and Mrs o f" nufur\ , lth Marjorie VanGII-
there will be nondrop after the
down to The Dalles hospital Don Macnab went U> in e Dalle.« j er 8econd Sally Ann Moore, of
The cattle tour, sponsored by
last war and probably there are tion spent at Eugene, Salem, the where he left her for a few days, to attend the wedding of Mat
The Dalles third and Sadie Rich
the Wester# Livestock^ Journal
reasons. But prices have always coast and Harrisburg.
She has had some after effects nan's o«otner, iom, to H ein
J. W. Coons was the only casu­ from a recent had cold, so stayed K elly o f’ The Dalles, wtuth was fourth.
moves into’ Sherman county to­
dropped when they get too high,
In the child’s hurry scurry
just as they have always increas­ alty of the slick field last Sunday there for treatments. Mr and Mrs heiu at bt. Peiei s «hurch at .
day, Friday.
ed when too low, and there is as his horse fell with him in the Vernon Miller and sons Just re- o’clock. A reception lor relatives Stanley Moore was first, Sharon
Visitors who will be from Cal­
nothing o ' consequence to make hurry scurry causing a very sore .turned Tuesday from the week- was held at the home of Mr ano Coons second and JoAnn O’Brien
ifornia, western Oregon a n d
us believe the swing of the pen, shoulder.
end spent in Eugene. They were Mrs Alex Macnao in ine Dalles, third, all of Sherman county.
Washington, will look at Sher­
dulum will stop right now.
Mr and Mrs Leon.frd Joruo.- Harold Eakin took the musical
'"Mrs Donalda Knighten is in accompanied home by Mrs Mil-
man cattle and Jneidently a good
It reminds of a cartoon inscrip­ LaGrande to take a summer cour ler s parents, Mr and Mrs M. H. returned Monday lioin the week rope contest a n d w i t h S l i m
deal
of Sherman county wheat
tion that was to the effect that se in education.
Rice of Eugene who are spending end spent tishing at Paulina Jah.t Thompson won the hurry scurrv
Wheat-fattened
steers,
hogs
as
they
travel from Ralph Eakin
In
pairs
with
Wheelhouse
second
Pa never would get rich because
timie >«ere'
UP n^ar Bend.
they reported
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Grimes were
and lambs from eastern Oregon to Bernard Martin to Owen Eakin
and
Marjorie
Van
Gilder
and
Nor-
he was always optimistic when
Mr and Mrs Roy Belshee came their luck was good and tnc>
n
«hird'
will begin arriving Sunday morn­ to Harold Eakin to Fred Cox to
prices were so high they couldn t at the David Nfkh home last week to Moro Friday night after a caught the.r limit. Mrs Jordon is man G(X>hnau<r third:
go up and pessimistic when pri­ to aid in making some improve­ brief honeymoon which was in- just as good a fisherman as her
Ken" ^
and td?nUrg^ t ing in preparation for the second Millard Eakin to Ted Ball. Cattle
ces were so low they couldn t ments in the house. Mrs Grimes is terrupted by the bad conditioif**husband. Mrs Jordon is the Rufus
, 1 n?irV
ith ¿alnminos annual show and sale of the Ea­ will be the prime reason for their
a daughter of Mr and Mrs Nish. of the roads In the western part .postmistress and she Is on a M' hJ MPrs‘
drop.
were ser‘on,| stern Oregon Wheat league, to visit but there will be more than
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be held Monday through Wednes­ a passing Interest In the roll of
The storm last Tuesday night \ . o
m£ r i S ,Vt Ca,'°,n
Mr w u" with sorrels. Slim Thompson and
“The streets are full of human hit the north east part of Sher­
day, June 28-30, at Wink’s Auc­ our hills and the wave of our
Art
Barnum
was
taken
to
the
which
started
June
J
4.
Mrs
U.
b.
Dorot,
v.
WUson
were
third
and
man county (mostly in-the Biglow
toys,
j® taking het place in the w c Helyer and Sally Ann Moore tion Yards, one mile west of wheat.
Wound up for three score years; area) washing roads artd packing mid-Columbia hospital Tuesday
Anyone Interested In driving
_dUa7-gu ’5L V
a c were fourth. Bertha Belshe won The Dalles, on Highway 30. Reg­
Their springs are hungers, hopes summer fallow. Where the water morning following a heart at
istration
for
housing
will
be
nt
about
the county arid looking at
Callers
at
the
home
of,M
r
and
rushed down some of the canyons tack during the night previous. Mrs Joe Morris Sunday evening first in the quarter mile womans
and joys,
the
auction
yards.
fine
cattle
is welcome to go.
saddle horse race. Marjorie Van
And jealousies and fears.”
and ravines the wheat was knock­ His condition was not considered
Judging
and
showmanship
ev­
First
stop
is
at the Ralph Eakin
is ascribed to Robert U u lu Stev­ ed down.
Biglow canyon road serious when he left. The ambu Mr and m "- s Homer Baker and
ouarte’
was washed out making it impas­ lance, with Norman Fields as drl- Mr and Mrs George Brune, all of ' d|* racc Keiev WilSin was Btat ents will be held in the commodi­ place southeast of Moro at 9 a. m.
enson. '
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ous covered ring after livestock DST„
sable.
A wind storm hit this ver and Mrs Darwin ,Van Gilder The Dalles
q nliv Moore second and JoAnn
is in place at noon Monday, as
The roads are getting passable part Monday, which caused rtiany
as nurse took him down.
Norman Fields has sold his Q-prjen third Time 31 5
again and detours through Sher­ fields to start to blow.
will the auction sale to climax
gerHta,,,KL Jim c “ T ' ^°USC? n hMoro 10 ' ,° ll‘te “ cL^ h'
The mens' quarter mile stock the three-day show beginning at
man county and across Sherars or
Jerry Barnett was out with -his camemnoE ^ nm
over the old road on the hill are airplane again early Thursday came up frorp Hillsboro Sunday lan who has moved into it. She horRp race was won by Rob Be» 7 p. m., Wednesday, June 30. The
no more— ’for the time being. It morning baiting the John Day to look at the horse show return will rent her other house to Mr she’s Izena with Oscar Sherar / f yards have been enlarged and
and Mrs Bob Brisbine.
• Klickitat second and Leroy Groce painted and pens all covered. The
was a good thing for travelers river territory with cricket bait. ing that evening.
to be sent through the good parts The ^rickets are nearly grown
Ed Gavin and wife
visited Ernest Woods was in Portland of Thg Dalles third,
show Is open without admission
of the country for a change. now and it will soon be time for friends in Moro last weekend. Tuesday night to see the Maxim-
Ahnouncer for the show was
Officers and the executive com­
charges of any kind to all persons
Sherman, Wasco, Gilliam and them to lay their eggs.
Ed says the high water really Kahut fight.
Joe Dodd of Tygh» Valley and
mittee of the Sherman County
Morrow county all were able to
Rufus grange was held Thurs­ wrecked things around the stock
The 4-H club children will re- Glles Bennett of Government interested.
Society have been
Judging events will be held Historical
show off their wheat fields to day night with overseer, *E. C. yards where he works as a brand turn from the Corvallis summer ( an?P an<i dube
of Fort
called to attend a meeting at the
each of the three days.»
hundreds
who
might
have Eaton taking the place of the insooptnr
. , t . x i
Rock were arena judges.
Monday evening at 6:30, more county court house on the even­
thought the view from the Colum­ absent master. Mrs Frank Smith
The
CeorffP
RinnkE
t '
n
.
Event
winners
will
be
eligible
‘y
E' Barnunl left
Bead to compete In the Sherman coun- than 100 4-H boys and girls will ing of July 5 at 8 p. m. standard
bia river highway was typical also acted as secretary pro-tem. a J n o w ^ ,m vci m \ U,ri.n^
° wn. Monday to do S(>,ne work .at the ty fair .horse show which will l>e entertained at a dinner at the time. President Herb Root states
of the entire region.
The resignation of Mrs Joe Mor­ honsS M
Some people expressed their ris as lady assistant steward was tn th» unrmn d
moved home of his son, Cleo, near that he the concluding show for the Junior High School, followed by that it is necessary to hold a
ng ^ h e'extrem e^ ¿h town
<hlbs
mid C’’ b™ hla arw>'
meeting in order to pay the bills
pleasure that they were forced to received.
clubs
Thirteen places were t V b % HX
a picture show at the Granada
look over a very productive and set for the supper which followed
is sponsoring a Theater, and will attend a ban­ of the 1948 picnic and make some
each
ol
whl<4i
water. Now, they are picking
beautiful section of the state; the meeting.
Iaouise Schilling, daughter of show during the spring and sum quet at the same place Tuesday plans for the year's work.
in their flooded orchard
others were merely bothered.
Wednesday Mr and Mrs Leon cherries
Some
transient
cherry
pickers
Mrs
H arveY Schilling of A shland tner.
night, with an electronics’ show
While the wheat fields are rip­ Smith and Mr and Mrs Marvin
have
arrived
in
Rufus
to
help.
an(l
Eugene Gosson, son of Mrs
under auspices of the Pacific SHANIKO *
ening would be a fine time for Thomas went to Portland where
Mr and Mrs Trace Fields spent Leo Watkins of Wasco were mar- •T J D II T I ’
Telephone and Telegraph com­
Portlanders and others to make
By Mrs Maade Garrett
a tour over the Wapinitia pass, Mr Smith and Mr Thomas attend­ Sunday In Condon visiting at the Hed Saturday noon at the Ash- 1 Cu D3ll 1
pany
.to
follow.
ranch home of Mr and Mrs P. A. land Methodist church.
Fred Thurman of Coos Bay ar
through some of the wheat coun­ ee! the Masonic grand lodge.
Tuesday will be "banquet’’
Carl Anderson, a member of
ties, and back by the partially
night, with similar affairs for the rived Wednesday to visit his
m
?
s
b
X
I
‘e
lds
-
8
a
tous,n
of
damaged Columbia highway. The the Wasco Masonic lodge received
Mr and Mr«
><«n
marriage by her brother, Earl
J
men at the Gold room at Hotel nephew Charles Browning and
Ted Ball is taking 20 head of
city dwellers who have thought the appointment of grand stand­ and two sons o ^ X rtla n d Ire SchIllln*>" wore a white street
Dalles and the ladles at the Coun­ family.
that bread came in paper wrap­ ard bearer in the grand lodge.
Ralph Reeder stopped at' the
spending some time of their vaea- lenRth <lress 4n(1 white hat. She purebred Herefords to Corvallis try club.
pers would learn something and
John and Gordon Hllderbrand tlon at the home of Mr and Mrs carr*led an orchid with a white next Monday for a sale. Offered
home
of his parents, Mr and Mrs
Special entertainment will be
anyone who is impressed with are home from Corvallis where
G. H. Reeder while on his way
Bruce
Millard.
Bible.
are
nine
head
of
heifers,
nine
provided
by
courtesy
of
the
In­
the glory of growing things could they have been attending college.
Rufus school district held Its Joanne Watkins, sister of the bead of cows bred to Promino land Navigation company bet­ from Boise. Idaho to Portland. , '
enjoy looking at the great fields
Mr and Mrs Ira Barnett were annual school meeting Monday groom was maid of honor. She and two young bulls,
William Wilson was surprised
ween 2 and 3 Wednesday after­
of grain.
guests o f Mr and Mrs Ormand afternoon. Joe Morris was elected wore a lime-green street dress
by
a visit ftom his nephew from
Mr.
Ball
is
taking
these
cattle
noon.
♦ ♦ ♦ > ♦
Hllderbrand
Sunday
and
•-Mon­
the
new
director
to
replace
Bruce
and
carried
a
nosegay
of
Manchester.
Conn., with whom
sweet to the valley because he feels
Wheat farmers, businessmen
“Grandma, do you have to take
Millard
who
was
last
year’s
chair-
nPa<
J
day.
he
went
to
The
Dalles for the
that
breeders
in
that
part
of
the
all those different kinds of pills
and others who wish to make
Mr and Mts Carl Anderson of man
weekend.
purchases
for
their
lockers
can
At
the
Biglow
school
district
J°
e
HineS
°
f
WaSC°
W3S
beSt
8tate
are
wI1Hn*
t0
buy
from
every day?
Mrs Maude Garrett is In Port­
“Yes Judy. Yellow ones for Portland were guests of Mr and Meeting, Don Macnab was elected man*
proven herds and will be interest- have their steers and lambs
Mrs
H.
M.
Zell
over
the
weekend.
land
this week for medical atten­
slaughtered
ready
for
cutting
and
director
to
succeed
himself
as
out
After
tlii*
ceremony
there
was
ed
in
his
record
as
a
producer
liver, pink ones for my stomach,
The annual stockholders meet­ going chairman. George Fox was a reception held at the home of of prize winning steers,
wrapping for the hides, and hogs tion leaving Mrs Julia Lang to
black ones for my heart, and
ing of the Sherman Co-op Grain again hired as clerk for the dis Mrs Harvey Schilling.
Tbe cattle have not been fatten with payment of one cent a care for the i>ostoffice.
orange ones for my nerves. «
Growers
will
be
held
in
the
Was­
Mr and Mrs Wesley Fine ar­
trtfcfc
The
couple
will
make
their
ed
for the show but are being pound.
“Well, Garandma. what are
* - *»
Mr and Mrs E. E. Barzee are home ln Pendleton where Mr. takön in normal condition.
No
Sherman county clubbers will rived from California to visit here
the red ones for-to direct traf­ co American legion hall Saturday
atferndon at 2 o’clock daylight back from a trip to the coast and Gosson is employed by the tele- grain Is fed to breeding stock on have 30 steers, six hogs and 12 with his mother, Mrs Amanda
fic?
» n
E. E. Is working again.
phone company.
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the Ball ranch says the foreword fAeep In the show.
Fine and other relatives.
(Saturday Evening Post) saving time.
Il'tcKay Director
School Posts
N o te
flood Recedes
Leaving Debris
j
Busses Start Again
As Roads Repaired
Cattle Tour Bringing
Visitors To County
Stock Show and
Sale Has Many
Local Entrants .
Historical Society
Directors Called
Thf brld;' * ho was
ln. Stock To Valley