Sherman County journal., May 23, 1958, Page 2, Image 2

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HHHRMAN COUNTY JO U R N A L,
MORO, OREGON
F R ID A Y , 'IV Y 23, 103»
there are many hollows th a t con- would l>e possible to
About The County
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tain creeks but a short tim e in sign departm ent of th
^ l;rrm a n <£iutnty Jou rn a l
the spring The original settleri way by educating it to the facts
named them hollows because that of eastern Oregon geology. Vet
| ’uhll«h«*«t E very F rid ay nt
y at (<
is what they were. If they were it would add something to the from m e no
Moru, Oregon
folloi
spent II
rough enough they w ere called variety of names if it could be re several weeks
ad-
Olle» I.. French
Editor
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g ing an heart a< tack. Hi
canyons and perhaps Buck Hol­ formed. There are Cozens of B
for
much
c
vises
not
too
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a rm m l
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m a tte r at the low should he called a
canyon. creeks but so far as we know
P o aiufflo a a t M oru.
O re g o n ,
under A r t
while
only
on*
B
im
k
HoBow.
The
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n
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But In most of th? years since
of C o ngrua* o f M a rch I , 187V.
settlem ent the creek In it is a flexibility of the unim aginative
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feeble thing nine months of the should not be perm itted to rob us ( ARD OF THANKS
all
H A T I Q N AL l O l T O t l A l
of a place name so distinctive as
(Xir heartfelt thanks
•ar.
i * 4 > e5 f 6 "
svm-
who extended comfortin
We do not suppose th at it Buck Hollow*.
sor-
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vice,
row. F<»r the lieautiful
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r i u n i i «A l i a rm i
I floral offerings, and ot ther kind-
sses, we are deeply grateful.
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N I W S F A F IR
Me Lach lan
1'he family of Glc
CLO SE
r u m i m i 1»
association
W hile they last—
W ANT
1 1 - 8 w ood pum p rods 3 0 c ft.
HYHHt RH’TION B A IE »
HIB XBAB
OUT
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M A Y 23, IVSM
r il E ELECTION
Voters made their irrevocable
and that is it.
Dissenters may do as they please
*lx)Ut It.
Generally, we think, the elec-
Uon was a pretty good one es­
pecially in Portland where volets
showxxi more discretion than ha-
been api»arent for some time. In
the fall there will, in many cases,
be a choice between men whose
records indicate capability.
The gubernatorial candidates
have been hailed as from the lib
era!" wing of both parties. 1 bat
may mean something — or noth­
A liberal is one w ho advo­
ing
cates and aids in the realization
af liberty for the individual. VV e
are not ceertaln that the appella
lion fits either Mr. Hatfield or
Mr. Holmes hut we are for it.
The Republicans cast about
¿30,000 votes for governor and
Lhe Democrats al»out Jio.ooo al­
though having a 40,000 larger icg
istration. That may be because
the former are usually more te g ­
ular voters. It does indicate that
lhe election this fall may be close
and the race made by Mr. Hat­
field over strong opponents show s
that he m ust be considered the
leading candidate.
if our knowledge about the var­
ious candidates for the legislature
Is reasonably correct a less radi­
cal group will be assembled in
Salem next session than was true
in 1057—and that is good. The
growth of the Democratic p arty
has brought some spirit to »he
sensible memtiera of that politi­
cal division and it may prvsent u
more responsible group of »and:
dates than it has since living led
down the prim rose path by the
new deulers almost th irty years
teclalona Friday
1 5 -8 w ood pum p rods 4 4c ft.
1 1 3 - 1 6 x 2 4 x 3 6 cylind ers $ 1 9 .9 5
2 1-4 x 24 x 36 cylind ers
$ 2 9 .6 5
W. R. Reid & Son
PLUMRING A EI.Ef'TR K VI. CONTRACTORS
WASCO, OREGON
A.
A T T E N T IO N
W HEAT
RANCHERS
THE HAIL SEASON IS HERE AGAIN
Have you noticed — the freak storms come
in the years of the big crops? This may
well be the lar ;est crop of record.
CAN YOU AFFORD TO LOSE IT?
Hail Insurance
W T. Balsiger
M»»r<>. ( Ireiron
ADS
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»00 Mil* AVI
A name cloiely a»»o-
eisled In the pwWte
mind with dependability
Bioc
Was
R ebeknt
Mon»
U wlgr
\
Meets 1st and 3rd
1 ueadacs in 1 O.O.F.
hal’. T ransient and gi
visiting brothers »re *
cordially |n v i'. i
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Orlow Mar*
NG
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Ia*o W atkins, Secretary
Eureka lodge No. |g | A.F.AA..M.
Meets on the 1st md
3rd Thursday evenings
each month. Visiting
»members cordially in
vlted to meet with us
Joe Heater, VV M
Ulyde Glllmor, Secretary
1 — 55 John Deere Self propelled
1 — 55H John Deere (cut 400 A.)
1 - No. 51 International combine
1 — 3038 H arris, 20 foot
1 — 10 foot John Deere power binder
1 — John Deere Grain Elevator
SA T U R D A Y .
A din. SI m en,
MAY 24th
$1.50 cou p le
OLD
HERMITAGE
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY
Buy your new h
Finance it w ith a
Firrt N ational Be
Get the extra space you need, or the up to-date
Convenience of m odern living in a newer home.
I t’s easy to build or buy . . . w ith a firs t N ational B ank
Hom e I o a ti. . . I HA, VA, or Conventional.
First N ational Branch. Y o u ’re in v ite d ...
^ h e tb e r you re already a First N ational
A'
Banking customer or not!
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
underslgrvd executrix
of the E state of Gladys Morrison,
deceased, has filed in the County
Court of Sherm an County, State
of Oregon, her final account m
such executrix, and that the 3rd
day of June, 1958, at the hour of
10 00 o’clock a. m. has been fixed
by said Court a« the time for hear­
ing of objections to said report
and the settlem ent thereof.
DORIS M. CO EI^CH
Executrix
C. I j . Gavin
A ttorney for E state
502 U. S. Bank Bldg.,
The Dalk-s, Oregon
27-30c
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T H E S T A T E OF O lt E ( .( ) \ FOR
T H E (O U X T Y OF SH E R M A N
STATE O F OREGON, by and
through Its State Highw-ay
Commission, composed of
Charles H. Reynolds, M. K.
McIver and Robert B. Chess-
man,
Plaintiff,
TH E UNKNOWN H EIRS OF
ANTON C. YOUNG, Deceased;
TH E UNKNOWN HEIRS OF
MELITTA YOUNG, Deceased;
SHERMAN COUNTY, a poll-
tical subdivision of the State
of Oregon; and ALSO ALL
OTHER PERSONS OR PAR-
T IES UNKNOWN claiming
any righ, title, estate lien or
interest in the real estate dee-
crlbed in the amended com-
plaint herein,
Defendants.
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O LD
HERMITAGE
BRAND
80
riprr
to fin d a greater bourbon
THE OLD HERMITAGE COMPANY. LOUISVIUE. KENTUCKY
DISTRIBUTED BY NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS COMPANY • 86 PtQOf
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M m. J. G riffith
Graea V alley, Ore.
Kdiüoa 3-2211
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TO: TH E UNKNOWN H EIRS OF
ANION C. YOUNG, deceased,
I H E UNKNOWN H EIRS OF
M EL 11 TA YOU NG, deceased;
and ALSO ALL OTHER P E R ­
SONS
OR
PA RTIES
UN­
KNOWN claiming any right,
title, lien or interest in live real
estate described in the amended
complaint herein.
IN TH E
NAME OF TH E
STATE Oh' OREGON: You are
hereby required to appear and
answ er the com plaint filed again­
st you in the above-entitled Court
anJ cause on or before the ex p ir­
ation of four weeks from the date
of the first publication of this
summons, to wit: On or before
the 24th day of May, 1958.
If you fail to so appear and
answ er, plaintiff, for w’ant there­
of, will apply to the above-entitled
Court for the relief prayed for In
its com plaint, to wit: That an
assessm ent be made by a Jury
empaneled in this action to »k>
tertnine the com pensation to be
paid by reason of the ap propria­
tion of the real property herein
sought to be condemned and a p ­
propriated, and that upon pay­
ment into Court of the com pen­
sation assessed by a jury, a ju d g ­
ment and decree l»e given vesting
in the State of Oregon, by and
through its State Highway’ (Axm-
mission, fee sim ple title to the
real property deseril»ed as fol­
lows, to wit:
A parcel of land lying in lx>t 6,
Block 16, Sherm an Addition.
( itv ot Grass Valiev, situated in
Section 35. Township 2 South,
Range 16 East, W illamette .Me­
ridian, Sherm an County, Ore­
gon, the said parcel l»eing th at
portion of Mid Lot 6 included
in a strip of land 45 feet in
w idth, lying on the easterly
side of the centerline of the
Sherm an Highway as said h igh­
way has tieen relocated, which
venter line is described as fol­
lows:
Beginning at E ngineer's cen­
terline Station 978+10.23, said
statio n being 1925 feet North
ami 846.0 feet E ast of the Weat
q u a rte r corner of aald Section
35; thence South 00* 03' 00“
Ikist 2550.56 feet to E ngineer’s
center line Station 1003 + 00.79,
the easterly line of Mid strip of
land crossing the northerly an»l
southerly lines of sakl lx H 6 ap
proxim ately opposite Engm
e e r s Stations 994 + 98 a n d
993 + 65, rt^w xtlvelv.
The bearings used herein are
based upon the Oregon Coonlin
ate Sv stem, North Zone.
I he parcel of land to which
this description applies contains
0.02 acre, outside of the existing
right of way.
T his sum ons Is published by
order of the H onorable Edward
H. Howell, judge of the aboveen-
titbxi iY)urt, niavk» anti entered
on the 11th day of April, 1958, di-
recting publication of this su m ­
mons once each week for four
cons»xutive weeks in the "The
Shernian County Jo u rn al,” a
new spaper published anti of gen­
eral circulation in Sherm an Coun­
ty, Oregon.
Date of first publication: April
25, 1958.
’3D19%<rf last publication: May
ROBERT Y THORNTON
A ttorney General of the
State of Oregon
L. I. IJN D A S
Assistant A ttorney General and
Chief Counsel of the State
Highway com m ission
I LESLIE B HAMPTON
COUNTY M ANCH
F I C K S T N A T I O N A L BLANK,
O r P O R T L A N D
Nxr~» •»<« (MMiM roMN«**
NOTH ■ OF I IV VI.
BI | i i I v n x i
x .. 2HI7
H U VI VI o N g
« L
Helen lliu rk e rt, Manter
Tueadavs
E X P L O R E R SCOUTS
Marie Brady
A dm inistratrix
T. Lester Johnson
29-32e
A ttorney for A dm inistratrix
F IN A L ALLOC NT that the
Notice Is hereby given that the
underigned has filed in the Coun­
ty Court of the State of Oregon
for Sherm an County, her Final
Account as A dm inistratrix of the
E state of Jack Brady, Deceased,
and that Monday, the 23rd day of
June, 1958. at ten o’clock A. M.
of said day in the court room of
the County Court in Moro, Sher­
man County, Oregon, have been
fixed by the Court as the tim e
and place for hearing objections
PHILIP G. O ’MEARA CO.
I lo re n < e I I I in kei I s, , ,, , ,, ,
B eth leh em t h ap ter No. 7M II.E.H.
Elton Medler, W. M
Gordon Har|H*r, I
DANCE
NOTICE OF
Wanco, Ore.
<;il»»eit 2 5277
o f dependable bank financing... see vour nearbv .
Was«'«». Oregon
LEGAL NOTICES
K. M cDonald
For quick action, low cost, and the assurance
fleets each Find tin <1 Third
JO 5-3513
For a r
HARLANDVIFM GRANGE
.Meets every «econ a
T hursday each month.
Visiting memheri In­
p
vited. Moro, Oregon
ai
Genevieve Poweii, W. M
Gwen Ross, Secretary y
T a y l« lAUx.E A. F. A A. M.
m aker
PAULSON
RPM Tracto. Roller
Lubricant comes m 3
grades for Caterpillar
use and an A C grade
for Allis Chalmers.
Meets Elrst and I bird S a l.ird a y ,
c*ch month at N on
m.
is
ANDY
RPM Tractor Roller Lubricant seals
out dirt, mud and w ater.. adds many
extra hours of service to tractor rol­
ler bearings. It flows evenly, coats all
bearing surfaces with a tough film
that will hang on, even during side-
hill operation.
T h e H A R R lS H I L L S I D E
H eads all the rest
SEE HARRIS 9 8 and 8 8 NOW
check our price before buying
fx*d<e
Meets 2nd and 4th,
ruesdays of each
month.
Visiting!
members welcome.
Ann Miller. NG
Helen Martin, See.
serv il e on a l l
Call
£
TuACK ROLLERS
H
AST LONGER
\ \ «l-t'O. f j | ’< ron
la ip ln r
Z E N I T H TV
Sales & Service
anyw here !
d. W
RU CK IIO I.I.O W
We note with dislike that the
slat« highw ay departm ent still
persists in calling Buck Hollow-
Buck Creek Some years ago we
wrote about Oils and were inform ­
ed that it was called Buck Creek
because there couk'n’t fie a hollow
unless there was a creek. That
we consider, a good example of
the W illamette valley mind.
Actually in eastern Oregon
D en tist
Muro H otel Bldg. JO 5-3561
O F F IC E DAYS
T U E SD A Y A W E D N E SD A Y
(.B A S S V A L L E Y P A V IL IO N
I d i V I H M A I RES
black
TO GIVE AWAY; Matui
with £ hild-
C'how, male, go
Reid, GI 2-
ren. Fall Dr. Fr«
29c
5419.
WANTED. Salesla y or man to
sell McNess Pr. lucts p art or
full time. Big profits. No exper­
ience needed. Will teach and fi­
nance you. W rite today. McNess
Co. P.O. Box 14, Bayshore Sta­
tion. Oakland 23, Calif.
28-9p
DR SALE: DI C aterpillar diesel
with angle blade, elec, starter,
!
will sell cheap. George Black-
burn»-, I; it' I-. Gi 2 - 2 7 - ' » . •
9 FOR
SALE: 1 1 large
larg» tent $15.00—
)R SALE:
itep ladde*rs,
ladders, 2 extension lad-
3 step
ders $10.00, 1 kt sene heater
nearly new $5.00, 1 pr. ladder
trailer will
jacks $ i.OO, 1 ho i
Marie
hold 2 hor:ses $ 00.
Brady, Gras:s Val y, Ph ED 3
2353.’
27-9p
Custom Slaughtering by appoint­
ment only. Meat cutting, w rap­
ping, sharp freeze. K enny’s
M arket. Grass Valley, Oregon.
Call ED 3-2315 for appointm ent.
WANTED: Horses to break or
train; horseshoeing Sandy San­
son. Moro Hotel JO5-32O4 tfn
STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com­
plete painting and decorating
service, spray or brush. Phone
CY 6-3977 or CY6-5293. 1205 E.
l? th St. Vern C pbell anil
>, Or. 38tfn
Jack Null, The Di
•h or farm,
LUMBER for your i
competitive mill j es. Thoren
Lum ber Co., Lyhe vv ash. 8-tfn
FOIL SALE: Compì« ely remodel-
ed 2 bedroom h( te in Moro.
JO 5-3528.
Call JO 5-3602 c
12c tfn
YOU DON' T HAVE TO MOVE:
Right in your ho le town or
county we need a active Wat-
n to $100.00
kins Dealer. Mak
A Vi
Dr. Frank D. Reid
to said Final Arrmmt and for thr
settlement of saij estate
Assistant Attorney 'rr.x?.
Ge-ir-a!
nr i
ai ar*u
n r r s ivwo oä .’ gcn ro e rrn ft •
NMv, -.-J t v v a
A ttorney for the State Highway
x ommission
A ttorneys fo r Plaintiff 23 8c