Sherman County journal., August 14, 1959, Page 2, Image 2

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on
$50.00 attorney’s fees, and the fur-
Notice Is hereby given that un-
are doing ¿h eir very best to pl«ase
O akland 23, Calif.
41'2p th e r guni of
costs, and the
ami by v irtu e of the power
their custom ers in supplying goo BACK TO SCHOOL MONEY un- fu rth er sum of $4 75 costs and for ef
do it for a fee, of «.out e. F u rth er Oregon In HistOi/
contained In the Will of
(ÎBhrruwnt (Contiti}* jo u r n a l
m ilk,” said Mr. McNeill, “And art
The
limited! Avon Cosmetics offers
fu rth er sum of $4.75 costs and jg^-cased, on file herein, th e un
more. they
— „ are
— . pretty - good.
-
August 17, 1887—The co rn er­ not fools to give separated milk
trick of w riting an editorial des­ stone of the new building of the
opportunity to make to $10 day. QISliM
^¡¡jfxjrsements
jerxigned, * as
l’ubUshed Every Friday
JI w iiiv ii« » » and
v s the costs of GtrlTMguvu,
**» Executors of t *
nM-paKsarv. We and
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rit rit m commanding
m m anding
inhn Stew art, deceased,
tine for use over a whole nation State A gricultural College was knowing well It would instantlj
No experience neceassary.
this w w
j r ^ t e of John
M<>ro, Oregon
.X! detected on every breakfast
train you. Must act at once. <X>- me to make
the following will
subject to th e conflrrou-
Editoi Is to sav nothing. It must lx? an laid, on the college farm near the table.” Mr. .McNeill stated furthei
Giles I.. French
editorial that has no opinion be­ city of Corvallis today, by the
enings in G rass Valley & Biggs deacri|jed real property situated tion
the above-entitled Court,
Entered n» ■ •e n d f t - « m a ile r »« '>»•
tween north and south, Catholic grand lodge of A. F. & A. M. of that bu tterm ak ers used separa
• --*■*— - Rufus.
» - • — wv-i».
Mrs jn the County of Sherm an, S tate of al private sale, to the highest
Junction
W rite Mrs
P»»,office at Moro,
Oregon.
un<l*-r Art
of Cosrrm w o í March 3. 1 «♦«>
or Protestant, Republican or Dem­ Oregon. G overnor Pennoyer and tors and gave the separated mil
bidder, for cash, a t th e office o
Freshour,
2770
M
arket
St.
Sal­ Oregon, to w it:
away for nothing, or used it to
Ixit 1 and 10, Block 16, ORIG A ttorney Donald E. Heisler, 402
em, Oregon.
4lc
E D IT O R IA L ocrat, male or female, foreign Superintendent McElroy, of the feed stock.
N A T IO N A L
lx,rn or native, young or old.
INAL TOWN,
now' City of y S. National Bank Building, The
S ^ cf^ T I^ N
state officers, and Judge K trahan
FOR SALE: 30 A on Badger creek,
One might think that such a of the Supreme Court, and a large W A N T
Moro, Sherm an County, Oregon. DgRes, Oregon from and after the
A
D
S
11 A free w ater right, 2 b r cabin,
n ed would lack the local touch, numtlx-r of distinguished citizens
O rder determ ining am ount Due 25th day of August, 1959, all the
elecricity, graveled road, elec­
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the personal opinion that makes from other parts of the state FOR SALE: W eaner pigs, York
and .. Judgm
ent a L^ll/v/>
Filed 1 right>
and i I —
Interest ilf
of the I A
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igut, title ---—
tric pum p, farm buildings, *■* on Dei ree auu
sh
ire
•
Paluose
Cross.
JO
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i
an editorial valuable. They do. were present. Hon. R. P. Ear-
July
16th,
1959,
reads
as
follows:
E
state
of
John
Stew
art,
deceased
mile west of W asco Co. Fair-
3585.
41p
But nevertheless they are a work hart, as proxy for the G rand Mas­
new spaper
hat there is now due, owing and ,n anti to th e following described
grounds. Term s. $10,000 6. B T ------------------
12th
St.
Vern
Campbell
and
of art an some of them should ter, conducted the ceremonies.
PUBLISHERS
T ro tter. Box 73 Tygh Valley, unpaid on said decree and juilg- real property, to w lb
Jack Null. T he Dalles, Or. 38tfn
•lie preserved in the proper m u­
The N ortheast q u a rte r of Sec­
Phone 321.
41.4p m ent the principal sum of $2,770 -
association
seums.
Anyone who can w rite
tion 18; th e Southwei* q u a rte r
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00 together with the fu rth er sum
August 22, 1908—A central Ore­ FOR A gricultural loans see The f
500 words in the accepted langu­ gon railroad seems assured, ac­
Dalis NFLA and th e Mid-Colum­ NOTICE OF S H E R IF F ’S SALE
of the N orthw est quarter; the
$152.75 interest accrued to
i n . <»i « ”
_ “
bia PCA, 4th & Court Streets,
age and say nothing has attained cording to Governor George Cham-
W est half of the Southw est
243 - In the C ircuit C ourt of the State July lt 195<)t w ith interest on said
a proficiency in vacuity that ix-rlain, who today returned from
The Dalles P. O. oX ,,'n r p of Oregon for W ashington County principal balance at the rate of
q u a rte r and the Southeast quai •
Kl HSl llirH «»N BATKH
ÿ.l.ü» should tx? commemorated.
ter of the Southw est q u a rte r of
CYpress 6-2468.
F MAY,
six p ercent p e r annum from July
a conférera e w ith railroad m ag­
MAY, Plaintiff
ONE YEAH
This new spaper is a believer in nate E. H. H arrim an. “The only Custom Slaughtering by appoint­ BONNIE F
Section Seventeen, all in Town­
1,
1959,
untiil
paid
and
the
fu
rth
e
r
vs.
AUGUST II. 195«
“ o it yourself” in editorial w rit­ prelim inary step to be taken is to
ship Two South, Range Eigh­
m ent only. Meat cutting, w rap­ CLAUDE I MAY, D efendant
sum of $150.00 A ttorney’s fee«
ing considering it to lx- the heart fix definitely the route,” said
teen, Bast of the W illam ette
ping, sharp freeze. K enny’s
virtue of an execution, and $9.00 C ourt Costs.
and soul of a new spaper. We do Governor C ham berlain, ‘‘and that
Meridian, in Sherm an County,
M arket, G rass Valley, Oregon. j u d ' ent ortier, decree and order
Now Therefore, by v irtu e of
Mit. K llltl SIK IIEV’K VISIT
not buy editorials and, in fact, will b? done w ithin the next few
Call ED 3-2345 for appointm ent
»al& iggued QUt
the above said execution, judgm ent order,
Oregon, excepting roads, ease­
During the service of Mr. Dulles we w rite editorials on the oblig­ <lays.”
m ents and rights of w a js of re­
decree and order of
sale --- and in
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At present there is no W E’LL BUY all kinds of lam!«, e n tltied c o u r t in th? above entit- ------------------------
this nation followed the policy of ingly blank backs of the samples indication w hether the new ra il­
cord, containing 315.76 acres,
9tock o r feeder cattle, dry cowrs jed cause, to me directed and compliance w ith the commands of
holding the R ussians at arm s and this Is one.
m ore o r less.
or bulls. Chet Davis, Box 713, (lated t^ e j6th day of July, 1959, said -writ, I will, on W ednesday,
road will run in an east-west di­
length, of having nothing but the
The property shall be sold as
H erm iston; H eppner Hotel Ph. u
a judgm ent rendered and the 16th day of Septem ber, at 2
rection, or from north to south,
most official intercourse with
although it is thought th a t H arri­
6-9923; Walla Walla, Ph. Jack- ent€red in said C ourt on the 23rd o’clock P. M., a t the front door one parcel.
them . We were moraWy superior E \l> (IF HARVEST
All offers to -- purchase said real
son 5-6505.
39-42p (lay of j uly tgse. the 7th day of o f the C ounty Court House in
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man himself favors the latter.
and said so and our recourse was
Sherm an County, Oregon, property m ust he in w riting and
If the road is built in th a t direc­ FOR SALE 3 lied room house in November,’ 1957, the 17th day of Moro,
to have nothing to do w ith the
G rass Valley on two big lots. November, 1958, and the 13th day sell at public auction (subject to addressed to the undersigned
and
We st<* men ailiout town dress­ tion it will run from the Colum­
offenders. It w orkc.L ’io .well that ed in light sh irts and with clean bia River to the California line
W rite Mrs. M arie Oltmanns, of February, 1959, in favor of Bon- redemption), to the highest bid- ¡e ft at the office of Donald E.
Mr Khru
hev t^ p 'v e s ILsdm- shaven faces anil we know they and connect with the Southern
Box 811 Goldendale, Wh. 40-3»' n ie F. May, Plaintiff and against der for cash in hand, all the right, Heisler, A ttorney, 402 U. S. Na­
h If and is alway* miking iflxnit have finished harvest. It is a very
l v . u fiAi ’p-
1045 Armv Jeep. Claude L. May for the sum of title and in terest which the with- tional Bank Building, The Dalles.
Pacific at Weed.
catching up w ith us.
pleasant feeling to get all washed
M25 Kendrick Dunlap, Moro. $150.00 per month, as and for the ln named defendant and eakh and Oregon, on and after A ugust 25,
It may well be that tin tiu > for an<l clean and be perm itted to stay
$12». n e n
4Q lc support (>f t he m inor children of all of them in the above entitled 1959.
August 23, 1893—R eports th at
such a course on o u r part is ovei
The right is reserved to reject
suit had on the 17th day of July,
. .u that way although harvest is not certain Portland dairym en had
. farm, adjoin- said
FOR
S
A
L
E
:»
acre
“ “h^ parties
Court; until
Mld p fu
^ rth
e n e t r . order
to be 1957, the date of the filing of the
and that ^ n w m<"N friendly fjeaj
t
.-«nearly so d irty a Job as it was purchased separators and w’ere re­
any
or all Wds.
_
lug will IxF »\lvaonigeoua fo iTy w
ing Tygh Valley Fair grounds, made through the clerk of this transcript of judgm ent herein, or Clarence Quirk and Anne Mason
fifty years ago.
moving the cream from their tnilk
or for both of us. We d<> not know
Tygih
Valley,
Oregon,
2
bed­
Executors of the E state of
We rix-all one young man who
C ourt semi-monthly on the 1st since that date had in and to the
that and we think no one knows had sewed sacks on a stationary before selling it were denounced
room diwg, 5 acre w ater right, and 15th day of each m onth; the above described property or any
John Stew art, Deceased
as
l>aseless
today
by
Finlay
Mc­
that. What the Iva 'era are doing machine who rem arked that it
fruit. A perfect place for re tire ­ the
38-4 lc
to satisfy said exe-
first such paym ent to
be made part - thereof,
LHCUiavouvi.
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is what seemgshtMt In the light of was almost worth w orking th ru Neill, City Inspector of Food and
ment. Hard top road. H. L. Mor­ on or tæfore July 15, 1956, or the cution, judgm ent order and decree,
Milk.
“The
dairym
en
of
Portland
present information, in a hundre I threshing just to feel the satisfac­
ris, Real Estate, Tygh Valley, date of this Decree, w hichever is interest costs and accruing costs.
years the historian« will discus? tion of getting clean again. In T aylor MHIGK A. F. A A. M.
Oregon.
404 lc later; and the fu rth e r sum of
Dated A ugust 11th, 1959.
Wasco, Oregon
it in the light of 100 years of ad­ these days of plentiful show ers
’OR SALE: W ashed sand and $50.00 p e r m onth as support m on­ F irst Publication: August 14, 1959.
enables
ditional hi-iory. In any event It that wool /n’t tx> the case.
ZG Maets each First and Third
gravel at m outh of John Day ey for Plaintiff for a period of I^ast Publication: Sopt. 4, 1959.
Tuesday«
Is apparent that the Russian« are
♦he
family
River.
Also
road
gravel.
Colum­
GEORGE
J.
G
IBSER
JR.
(in old threshing machines It
two (2) years from the date of
Doug Shull, W. M.
not going to go away from this was not alwavs considered the
bia Rock Products, Box 688, this decree, said paym ents to Sheriff of Sherm an County, Ore.
♦o limit
Carl
Tuggle,
Secretary
earth and lenve it all to us lx* part of wisdom to go to town at
Rufus, Ore. Ph. Rufus 17. 27tfn commence on the 1st day of Aug­
♦he cost
cause we ignore them. If we have w eek’.-i end. It was often a rough
STATE W IDE PAINT CO. com ust, 1956, and continue to and In­ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
♦o
its
needs
or wishes.
to live on the sanx? earth with and expensive trip.
THE STATE OF OREGON
Men who
plete painting and decorating cluding the 1st day of July, 1958,
them a Utile conversation will be tried to save tix«lr money used
FOR WASCO COUNTY
service, spray or brush. Phone and said paym ents to he mai|£
more social even if we do get In­ to <t iv w ith the nuv hlne which
CY 6-3977 or CY 6-5293, 1205 E. through the Clerk of this Court; In the M atter of the Esitate )
J
O
I
N
sulted.
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of
)
meant lagging a few gallons of
WANT to make $15 to $25 a day? and the fu rth er sum of $250.00
We doubt if Mr. Khrushchev will water from thp w ater buck for a
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—- atto rn ey ’s fees, and th e fu rth er JOHN STEWART, Deceased )
We
will
train
and
finance
de­
lx* able to make propaganda as sort of sponge bath which was
YOUR FRIENDS
¿ n d a b ie m an o r wom an?’over s u.n of $50.00, attorney's fees, and
....
well In America as he can In Rus­ barely enough to kt<‘p the skin
2,.
fur
par.
nr
full
..m
e
work,
the
fu
rth
e
r
sum
of
$50.00
a.tor-
M U H k « m t V k G-ATF S M
sia. It will ( m > American reporters from cracking.
W’rite McNBSS Co., Box 4014, ney’s fees, and the fu rther sum of 1 ROI KKTl AT 1 HIV A TE SAI J .
at
who tell the world what happen
N either do we think a few days
ed. not the hirelings of l’ravda. leisure is quite so enjoynlble after
We are certain that the visitor the ra th e r mild labors of m odern
w ill lie linij'i'C' -ed wltii our su}X?r harvest u.s in the days when a
lor way ol l ie tx*cause what he harvest day was
longer and
will see Inst will Iw* our gadgetry fraught with much m ore lifting
which is very handy. We are re­ and packing. N either are harvests
markable at inventions of tilings as long. They used to thresh forty
make lane markers easier to see . . roads which
“ Cookies" of asphalt paving are baked and
to make live ea-y ami at the crea­ to sixty days and th at after a
are smooth, quiet and comfortable.
tion and use of p ow er from v a ri­ month of heading. No m atter how
frozen in our laboratories, so we can measure how
C o u n ty F a ir
ous sources.
stout and durable the liarvg.it
highways wear in all types of weather.
Asphah roads are ready for use within hours
He may guei.s that we si»end a hand he eoull relish a rest after
large part of our time and energ? a seige like that.
AUGUST 20-23
afte:
’
g . . . cost less to maintain and can be
The man is William H. Ellis, one of Standard’s
doing thing-, easy and use our
It is bettor now, that is, if ease
even
sponger
and better after years of service.
niitb s for m aterial advancement and comfort be the criteria of
scientists who conduct many
h tests to improve
to the niinimiixatlon of cultural ac­ judging. But still these men in
TYGH VALLEY
highway materials and construction methods. We
ontinuing research that brings you better
tivities. But we do have u plen light shirts and a relaxed a tti­
Bv
actually build roads, subject them to crushing
titude ol books and such things tude in their muscles look ex­
'n e t at lower cost, the people at Standard
when we want to tu rn to them trem ely contented.
pressure, try out many paving mixes, work closely
l«L<
.¡ng al.:. -
:erve you better.
which In will admit is an advan­
with highway engineers
. »
tage denied to h is ow n iH*.»ple.
l.llp ilK *
l.o.Ige No. i ’4
Perhaps a ehang--I attitude will
'lee s 2nd and 4th Tut '»-
4 BIG DAYS
Our work benefits you both as a motorist
p
I k * for the be>t and we hope it
•> of each month. Visit-
will I h - although not entirely con­
Ing members welcom-;
j's asphalt products are made and sold by
taxpayer. Asphalt costs less than any othc
Mary Brackett, H. G.
vinced.
..aencan
Bitumnls <fe A sp1 ^t Company, a wholly-
m en t. . . three miles of highway for the cost
NRA Rodes:
1 Ulen Martin, Sccietar.v
W A SC O
< t \ \ i n ehi ioni u .s
T here arc firms even in this
tlav who w rite anti t il edito rials
to the new-tpapers th a t h ave no
editor, or <»]» nions, or ability to
express to tin m.
A l ew yes i t
back su h m aterial tam e alnaadv
to print anti that l> i w h at It w as
ci»lie : " i t idv-nrlnt’
It really
solved a pm i dein In «nudi rihop.'
when th » nuttdiI nerv was Inaile
tjuate.
Americans,
being Ingenious,
have overcome the nit't'hanieal,
the physical, difficulties and now
every printing shop has a llno-
tyi»e to set type galore.
But Americans are not adept
at overcoming the mental prtddem
Involv 'd In w riting editorials. So
t o no one lias Invente ’ a machine
to do it. The solution, therefore,
is to have It done anti these firm s
You also get roads that resist skids, cut dowi
Il IK I 4 N IH II
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V t i: IN G I
Meets F in ii and I bird M ondai ,
each m onili al NUMI »». ni.
Helen Beuekt-i-t, .Master
i tiiK .i: N»». t i t i t» " i
Meets 1st and 3rd Tues-
^ ^ Ö d iiy s ln 1.0 O F. hall. Tran*
stent ami visiting brother«
n e cordially inviteli.
Floyd Haines. N. (
lxà> W atkins, Secretali
I n ick .i Lodge N >. 121 A.I' A 1 1
370 A
Meets on the le t and 3ro
t.ie n % n \
Thursday A ening«
cj
b
month.
Visltlm: mend e . s ^ v '
cor i dl.v inv ited to meet with u«
Cl.ucii c Hlgley, W. M.
Clyde GUlmor, Secretary
llellilrlient < h.iptci* No. 78 O.E.S
Meets every second T hurs
\\
lay each month.
Visiting
members Invited Moro, Die.
Annabelle Kelso, W. M.
Dorothv Heater, Secretary
owned subsid
Sat. 7:30 p m.
Sun. 2:30 p m.
I loreina* lirut kerf, Secretary
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Baking “cookies” for better roads
Horse Show & Races
Sat. 1:00 p. m.
FREE
Cowboy Breakfast
Sun. 6-9
Fat Stock Auction
Follow church services
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