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o PAGE 2 SH E R M A N < O I 'N T I UH H X A I., M o lto . O R EG O N , F R I P A I , M A R C H 12, 1951 against the Estate of Jesse N. in Portland. Gilder Feb. 27. Other guests were vators here and at Klondike. acceptance by the governor of a ten. business Landry, deceased, are hereby ^brrut.ttt Comity Journal What they did have was com- Mr. and Mrs. George Harris and Lunch was served and games Carl Everett inaiie a “ notified to present them in pro non-existent road. * played in ___ the ____ school _ gym by the trip here last Wednesday from per form to the undersigned, the ____ The gold of the John Day went mon sense and will enough to Mrs. Sadie McKean. I ’lib li* !« * I M O lìk la jr al The Wasco Womens club met Wasco and Rufus students after his ranch at Dlex. ... . uu«j ----------------- duly appointed, qualified and act- to l .. a ilia landing or to help stay with It, and their word was Moro, Oregon at the home of Mrs. Del.nar Smith Saturday evenings games. Mr. and Mrs. Harry t ‘ ¡ng exetutrlx of the luist Will buil i up Pendleton as a rival of gixxi. None of these characteris- Editor The Dalles or else it went over tica veould be apparent to a tele recently. Alec Marshal of The (.il«-* !.. Eremi» Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore and spent the past two months a and Testament of Jesse N. Landry. Dalles gave a talk and showed family are living In the Julius ranch on the John Day. 1 ey a deceased, at the office of T. Les- ...j ri, - , m atter »t tha an almost impossible road over vision viewer. - Moro. Oregon. undrr A rt Dooley mountain into Baker. It Befoae the gadget era l souvenirs of their trip to Scot- Medler house. He Is employed by at home now in town. ter Johnson, attorney at law. of March ». I®7». Weekend guests of Mr. and Wasco, Oregon, within six months (IP n t come to l nt- Daik-s. N’eith- ed our officers because of what land and Germany. He emphaslz- Gordon Harper. Stan has entered Gene from the date of this notice, to- er did the cattle or the grain or they had been, what they had ed the Marshall plan and the school in Wlasco high. The Moores Mrs. Jack Rothery 'were friend io** n e w s p a p e r the people un.e»' on their way done and maybe on what they good it has done in those coun- moved here from their home at Rothery of Dulur und ai t u n wlt; February 19, 1954. to the outside. promised to do. The latter proved tries. Mrs. Marshall was also a Terrelxmne. Richard Oaclv» of The Da es. Eva Landry P U B L IS H E R S The Dalles lost its opportunity to be an error, although better guest of the club that afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kaseberg Saturday Feb. 2" Mra. l ’ai e Executrix ASSOCIATION to become or to remain metrojxdis than picking a man because he Co-hostesses were Mrs. Lloyd are home from an extended trip Fields and Mrs. Leo Watkins T. Lester Johnson, of the country naturally tributary looks good to a camera or because Royse and Mrs. Norman Goch- to California where they visited drove to Arlington for the board Attorney for Executrix 16-9c meeting of district four of the ___ ___ to it. it has not regained it, nor he acts like a gentleman. nauer. relatives. will it. Is the successful politician of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuggle left Mr. and Mrs. Art Macheel and Oregon Federation of Womens’ NOTICE TO ( RKIIITOKH A center, or a town, that is try- the future going to he an actor? last Thursday for Seattle, Wash., son, Duke, weekended in Fort- clubs. N A T IO N A L E D IT O R IA L AU persons having claims ing to retain the busine-s of a Must he be made up like a Char- where they visited her aunt and land visiting their son in law anti The Rebekah hxtge met March t : supporting territory mu.t be well ley McCarthy to demonstrate his uncle Mr. and Mrs. G. Erickson, -daughter, Mr. and Mrs. lxdaniT 10 for its annual waffle feed toi against the Estate of Agnes R. Mrs. Anderson and also Mr. and Mrs. members and families. Andrews, deceased, are hereby x T O T TTMCnCDDCBI a q ainti I with ti <• hope* and charms? Shall he be judged by his her mother and brother, a. is of >• i>* ’¡>'e in that terri- ability to portray a chosen char- Astrid Lahmann and Pete Lah- Stanley Anderson anti new daugh- WASCO .METIIohlST ( III lt< II notified to present them, with « H IK IÄ . C O l'N T V P A P E R tory as well as with its economic acter? mann, and sisters, Mr and Mrs. ter. Duke was shown through a Next Sunday, March 14 will l»e the proper vouchers and duly ver- ne-ds. It must not be patronizing What became of the men in Robert Scribner and Mr. and Mrs. submarine there on which a cou- Family Night 6:30 p. m. potluck ifled, to the undersigned, the duly - I KM K IP T IO N R A T I » sin is an Instructor. dinner. 7 p. m. program and movie appointed, qualified and acting l» M I E A R »2.06 or up« nor b it cooperative and this country, anyway? And what Walter Lohner and families at ii. rstunc.ng. If it look.- upon i.* fo become of the country with- Olympia, From there they visit- Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Watkins Rev. H. Gravetior Administrator of the Estate of Agnes R. Andrews, deceased, at M A W II 12. IB M the citizens of the area as cus- out them? We mean those sturdy ed her brother’s family Mr. and spent a week recently in Portland —-------------- the office of T. Lester Johnson, •uer.* only it io.- es them ; they soul- who gave a public problem Mrs. Frank Lahmann at Central- visiting friends and relatives, attorney at law, Wasco, Oregon, LOYALTY i.o I P . hot c on- the best thinking they were able la, Wn, before returning Sunday. Fred Hennagin is attending LEGAL NOTICES within six months from the date and made their case and pushed It Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harper business In Wasco. A former resi- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Anyone can lx* an individual if All persons having claims of the first publication of this It is very interesting, this spe- through by strength of character, left Mardi Gras in New Orleans dent, the Hennagins now reside he wants to be—and has the dis- culation on cause and effect, it They are the only kind of public early this week and are on their against the Estate of Bertha notice, to-wit: February 26, 1954. position for it. I here is nothing ig Ix);.njble lo fap to ten one frorn men worth following, worth hav- way home 1 Coyle, deceased, are hereby noti- William H. Andrews from a several weeks -eing th e o(her The afx,ve may* be Jng. and we wouldn’t trade one vacati fled to present them, with the Administrator vacation trip in various parts of SO much Ol an JUdlVidlUll he wrong. However, U nu/avar were worA we / » a Dart of thorn Tnr a the United II and duly veri- T. Lester Johnson, . , tha , a part of them for a Hnvon dozen hnuiiitfial beautiful the States, proper vouchers omes to be entirely alone In the uf a (own endeavoring to win ac. on a teIevtelon Cal Butler and his outfit are FOR SALE: D-6 Caterpillar Trac- fled, to the undersigned, the duly Attorney for Administrator 17 20c world. here fertilizing for the ranchers ceptance we would consider it tor, D-4 Caterpillar Tractor, one appointed, qualified and acting A balance is required. If one correct until definitely disproven. again this year. Spray-rite weed sprayer; one Executor under the Last Will E ureka Ixiuge X«» l?.l A . r . d l A . * finds that his beliefs and ideas __________ _ Work on the Fulton Canyon 4-bottom 16” lnt. plow; two 8’ anj Testament of Bertha Coyle, Meets the lo. a.iu are all different than those held road has begun and we hope the sweep plows with sub-soiler deceased, at the office of T. Les- 3rd Thuisday evening» by tho «• with whom he a ociate t h i s TDD SHALE I’Ass AWAY new gym and shop at the school attachments; two 1940 Chev. ter Johnson, attorney at law, ea« n {IMJhUl Vnuting he can either withdraw from his house will be finished by the lVi ton trucks; 36' springtooth; Moro, Oregon, within six months members <»r«l:ail> «n society or review his theories. He A few years ago, sixty to lie time spring vacation is over. 4 John Deere gear-driven Van from ’the date of the first publlca- vited to meet w ith n- may find on reappraisal that the exact,. this county was in serious Hogeson construction company Brunt grain drills, deep furrow tjon of this notice, to-wit: Febru- Howard Ross, W. M. trouble. It had started to rain in majority Is often right. crew has finished tinning the ele- openers. Other farming equip- arv 26, 1954. H. B. Pinkerton. Secretary The same is true of governments, the summer and it didn’t quit ment. Claude May, Moro 19-20c ' " Thomas J. Coyle Wethleheui « liapter No. \. D i l i ontonly national, but local govern until winter or anyway not long MAY ELEGCTRIC, electrical con- Executor enough to dry anything out. The T H E J O L L Y S T IT < H E R S ments and communities. An in S .Met'U every second at»., trading, Moro, Oregon, Phone T. Ixster Johnson, By Darlene M ille r dividual must l>e a part of some wheat that was piled up in stacks fo u ith Thursday m e n n 722. 19 tfn Attorney for Executor The Jolly Stitchers had their thing bigger than himself: a gov got wet clear to the ground and m onth visiting member« 17-2OC meeting March 8. The first year FOR SALE: European make, Moro, Oregon Invite«! Moro. Orego«. ernment must as certainly do the when it was threshed as wed as it could be it moulded in the group is finishing head scarfs. wood clarinet, good condition; same. Betty Christianson, W.M. NOTICE TO CREDITORS The second year group is making loyalty to community, county sacks.. Kome never was cut. owner in service. $75.00 Call M. Elsie Jones, Secretary All persons having claims pot holders. and nation are necessary lest so- Farmers put a stovepipe full Kitts, Wasco 384 19-20p Moro Ixxlge No. 113 I.CO.F. clety, either of persons or govern- rotten wheat in the center of The refreshments were brought MAN WANTED: To own and op- Meets 1st and Jru by Margaret Brown and Sandy ments, becomes too broken up their sacks and some better wheat erate Watkins business in near Tuesdays li. I 0 .0 F Zachary. The next meeting will Into weak and impotent segments, outside until,warehousemen wised by locality. Hundreds of fam Ball T ra n s p u t and be March 22. Sherman county is composed of up to the ruse. \\ heat was worth ilies needing service on famed visiting b ro th ers are a large number of individuals about $1.50 a sack in Portland, Watkins Products, now Nation o ’«i;ajiv tnvlteo K E N T 4-H N E W S who, because of an accident of but not the kind of wheat the ally Advertised. Must be over C. 0. Burnet, N.G. By Karen Wilson economics, have found it possible farmers had to sell. 21 and have car. For informa The Kent “Buttons and Bows” Leo Watkins, Secretary to lx as different and individual The government finally allowed tion write J. R. Watkins Com as they may desire. That Is a fine more time to purchasers of rail- Dr. Morgan Odell has named sewing club met Saturday at the pany, 137 Dexter Avenue, Seat Lupine Kclwk.ih Ix>dge No 116 exercise for the spirit. It can be road grant land. The mortgage Mrs. John Parker, Sherman coun- home of their leader, Mrs. Thel- tle 9, Washington. 16-21c Meets 2nd and 4th A name closely esso- companles kept right on foreclos- chairman, with assistants Mrs. ma Sather, overdone. ITATE WIDE PAINT CO. com Tuesdays of each Orville Hockman, vice-chairman, Those present were the leaders, cieled in the public plete painting and decorating month. Visiting liable pride in Sherman county threat of a state law to waive col- ant| R c Pinckney, treasurer. -Mrs. Thelma Sather and Mrs. members welcome service, spray or brush. Phone mind with dependability In the hearts of those who live lection of debt. Grover Cleveland Last year Sherman county again Margaret Mobley and members Althea Burnet N. G. J977 or 5293, 1205 E. 12th St. or who ever lived here. The was unpopular and his govern- rate(j aa one of five highest do- Bonny Tatum, Judy and Beverly ielen Martin. Sec. Vern Campell and Jack Null, H-:\-■: H- .«n Koapka, Mary Ann The Dalles, Oregon 38tfn made it o well liked have not the Populists who were numer- \\’e did it before and we can do McKay, Mary Mobley, Nadine Griggs, Shirley and Helene Sather CL'SIOM SLAUGHTERING — changpd. It is still a geographical ous. There was too much wheat; it again. Meat cutting, wrapping, sharp Nancy and Karen Wilson. urfit worthy of the loyalty of all ao the speculators were blamed C & C hood Store, for monoply. During the meeting the mem freeze. citizens. • Grass Valley, uregon. 47tfn bers worked on projects and were The higher loyalty is not ex The county was assessed at a tVasco News pressed In lioasiful statements little over a million dollars and instructed on new projects. Plans TOR SALE: 4 beuroom house, were made for the next meeting 3 lots, garage, 40’ x 20’ shop; about its pnxluctlvity, the size land was worth $4.06 on the ass Mr*. Joe K rlnkaru which will be held at the home of electric heater & range, oil of its wheat fields or the excel- essment rolls. Cattle sold for three Jgnce of Its farmers as difficult as cents a j»ound, hogs at six. Flour Monday evening a no host Mary Ann McKay. Mary Ann Me heater & 265 gal. fuel tank, all luikey dinnee was served In the Kay and Nancy Wilson were ap- goes for $4750.00. Ivan Kirkelie it is to boast of these. The better was $3.50 a barrel, 10* l'he Sherman County Music as- Sherman hotel dining room in pointed as refreshment commit- loyalty comes from aiding the Moro, Oregon 26tfn county to be as successful as a ociatlon had frequent concerts, honor of Mrs. Bertha Burton, as- tee and Karen Wilson and Mary sixial unit as It Is a- an economic cance,« were held often, every .-.ociate grand conductress of the Mobley were appointed as game SPINET PIANO: Sacrifice for M© quick sale. Cash or terms. Can uni: and «- unifi«-! in tho-«? cunniunlty gathered for mee uigs grand chapter, who was here on committee for the next meeting, be seen in Moro. Write Tallman aims. and citizens debated the serious an official visit. Refreshments of sandwiches, Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore. If the 2300 individual* who are or frivolou* questions of the day, The worthy matron and patron potato salad and lemonade w*ere 18-20c 'Sherman county work together p n.ipter, Mr. and served hv Helen Sather and Helen FOR SALE: Whirlpool washing as a Rial unit with the aid of the papers alxaut the single tax, Mrs. Dale Dickson of The Dalles Koepke after the meeting, machine. Harold Owens, Grass their e onomlc muscles there Is the protective tariff. 'The new, and Mrs. Georgia Kinsley also of ----------- — Valley, Ph. 572. 18-19c • d'h«* Fealhei« I 1 i .•■inks”, 4-H thihtlt . If they dinvide into al )<< t i ««l> to ¡ait at Grant. a chool of instruction follow- pheasant club, met at Gary WANTED: Housecleaning and unit the unit will lx* -to small 0,11, these old times. They are ed the dinner. New instructions Thompson’s home March 8. There ironing. Phone Moro 591 18-9p as to obtain little consideration plea-ant memories to the old and on the ritual work were given. were 14 present and 5 absent. The SALE; One Robin.Horst elsewhere. protestations of Imjs» dbility Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Anderson, main order of business was to weed sprayer, trailer, model from the young who can’t imagine Portland, are parents of a baby elect officers. Tommy Hlgley was 82 B, 40 ft. flex-action booms, any: «ing o quaint How < Id that girl born Saturday, Feb. 27 at elected president; Sharon Belshe, W t l'M E I ' l l L I IS IT grandpa couldn't pay for a $ Wilcox hospital. The baby weigh- vice president; Connie Axtell, se- Wisconsin air cooled motor. Ready to go. Tex Irzyk, Moro. that grandma t«»ok in wash- ed 8 Ins 1 os. and has lx?en named cretary. Roll call was the lntro- A reading of history, If It per plow, 18-19c Yet, all tho-e thing* parsed Linda Marie. Grandparents are duction of the new members to forms no other service, causes ing. away and are gone into a memory Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harper of the County Agent T. W. Thomp- the reader to look upon the pub green. As our poverty 1- Was o and Mr. and Mrs. Ingebret son. (Each stood and gave his lic scene with a longer view. Or lost longer to memory so may our pros- Alcre of Erskine, Minnesota. name!. dinarily a jxrson has to judge lx* within another sixty Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brink and We decided to have a member parity progress, politics and the results sons have moved, from the Fred act as an appreciation committee of human fralllty from the im years. Dormaler ranch where he has to represent the club. The reason pressions of one sh«>rt life. His been employed to John Day. for this is to thank the hostess tory permits the extension of NO! NO! Sunday evening April 4 the of the meeting place for the re- that time. An important i>ollticlan, and all Wella Wella Pep band will do freshments. Jimmy Coons was Il is possible Io come closer to finding out why things are like are until November, is reported a rejieat concert here. They are chosen to perform this duty at they are when a hundred ytars to have said that the elections excellent musicians and well »this meeting and he did It very nicely. The president will appoint are usc*d as a basis for judgment this fall will depend on tele- worth hearing. Garth Nelson was high sales- one at each meeting, than the fifty years that Is the sion manners or something like man with $116.75 in magazine The group Is Invited to meet at usual lifetime of adult observa that; meaning, we presume, that sales this year and Carol Drink- Jimmy Coons’ home for the March the people will vote for the can tion. One example: I^ike county was didate with the appearance most ard was high for the girls In the 29 meeting (after school) . magazine sale sponsored by the a county Ixlore Klamath an«l the like a successful actor. \ i r« illt the - We hoj>e it isnt true. Some of V i latter was .« part of t’ti or.mnal Like. Now Klamath Is four times the beat politicians we ever hail rooms of Mrs. Morrison, Mr. ' would have l«x>ked like a hus Hesgard and Mr. Kitts have a as hrge FIN A N CI Another example: The Dalles band in a dress shop itefore a little over $200 to divide for their class treasuries th«’ undisputed center of bust television camera. And their ahll- Mrs. Idah Everett was honored FARM IMPROVEMENTS nes . and shipping and social nn«l by to talk was not apparent when military affairs In early ♦imes and the crowd numbered more than with a birthday dinner at the WITH A L O N ft.T M M BRAND home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van It has tieen outdistanced by inuny 4 4 .* «•« • towns unheard of when The Dal les was in Its heydev. It Is likely that Portland is From where I s it... Zy Joe Marsh KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY failing to make full use of its i geographical advantages hut a little more time may l>e needed to tell about that. O reg o n la rg est-sellin g What v.-e are pre.-ently Inter Stove Tips tho 2a!ancd straight bourbon! ested In Is why? r-fn The case of The Dalles la fresh est In mind In the 1860a the gold You can gel a Land of the Idaho and John D’uy mines To your wife — that probably Wns just leasing home thin $2.65 pint rolled In to 'The Dalles on upper Bank Loan to finança morning when the Misses re looks like a better buy.” river steamboats and stagecoach minded me to ntop at Steve and From where I nit, Ihere’n al- needed farm improve $4.10 fifth es. A mint was started; outfit AT» $1« it Market for a pound of way* more than one way to ap ments. For details, ting for the mines was a business hamburger. “Be sure to get it proach a thing and ntill come out so tremendous that The Dall«*s see— from Steve,"* she said. fair and nquaie to all. My wife claimed the largest outside of San likes a cup of tea with dinner; I “ Why ?” I wondered. So when Francisco. THE DALLES NATIONAL WANT ADS u a -ÿ*-— Co«'* PRATT MOTOR CO. WASCO iiu 1 LAND BANK m H ermitàge % FARM IOAN 1 *1 0 '« 01 1 » « .« It t I to build a road up the John Day to BoDe und obtained federal and stale appn>vai of the venture. They also obtained acceptance by the governor (himself a member of the group! of the road without actual construction of it. The promoters sold out and all the protests of John l>ay valley resh.’ents, all the lawsuits of set tlers availed nothing against the I got to the m arket I aaknl Steve i f Av knew. “ I ’ll tell you, Joe.” he said. " A l and I sell the same meat, and a pound is a pound. Maybe i t ’s ju s t th a t we go a t i t differently. prefer a temperate glass of beer. We get along Ane. Gets me pretty mad though, when somebody s ta rts " th ro w in g his w eight around” and demand* that I see things exactly his way. "Al loads the scnles and takes away 'til he has a pound. But I put too little on and start adding. t L 4( .f.iyJ4.lFuLd5iu/eAllfes.nFoaadanva FARM LOAN ASS N 308 E Fourth Street The Dalles, Oregon 0 w » l ?4 by Farm trt Farmer»_______ ítRMITAtf •M Afla ..LM. FULLY AGED fft LAND BANK LOANS b. ^»^444 X m o ZflZZ T h , s WHISKEY IS 4 YEARS OLD • 86 PROOF • THE OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY, FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY ©
