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August, 1947
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I.rst
:: . i. s::io: so be set
per th rnd triat the
s i ry rf J O H.iper. Justice of
re.' eo rf the S:th District he sot
' e July 1WT at S".' 11 per month, both of said
rppr.i o.i salaries to hepjn with the month
:h Seer ion 8 of A;:pt:st.
rrpron Ijus The I'ourt orders the following
based on the fees of the Bancs' Disease claims nid:
six months of 1W7, the euton O. O'Harra, $64.00: Fred
Court hereby orders that the sal- Pettyjohn, S-M.00.
r 1
Learn To Fly
IN A
CIVIL AERONAUTICS APPROVED
FLIGHT SCHOOL
COMPLETE SCHOOL COURSES OR
INDIVIDUAL STUDENT
INSTRUCTION
One lesson will be given FREE to the
first five people wbo present this
advertisement to the
Forsythe Flying Service
Phone 37F3
Lexington Airport
f r! ers the sMe of
:'".e foll.iv. ;:.c . ouuty rro-ortv:
!.-rs 1 to 4. inclusive.' SWI4XWV4.
Svv4. ?ri4 less 6 45 acres right
of way to OWRi-N Co. in Section
21. Township 5 North. Range 26
FVM for the minimum price of
$2.00 per acre. cash. E4 of Frac
tional WW and most Westerly
61 acres of lots 5. 8. 13. in Sec
tion 16. Township 5 North, Range
26 FAVM for the minimum npro
of S2.00 per acre. cash. 2 tracts
(DR 43-360 & 42-S$ in Section
22. Township 5 North, Range 26
EVM. containing 90 acres for the
minimum price of $2 00 per acre,
cash. The N'W of the NWI4 of
Section 27. Township 5 North,
Range 26 EVM for the minimum
price of $2.00 per acre, cash. Lot
8 in Block 1 of Clufrs Fourth
Addition to the City of lone, Ore
gon, for the minimum price of
$10.00, cash. I
The Court orders the transfer
of $10,539.87 from the Motor Li
cense Fund to the General Road
Fund.
Warrants Issued on General
Fund
Maxine East, Deputy Clk.
Salary $ 136.60
Frances Mitchell, Dep.
Salary 168.69'
Lorine Van inkle, Office
Clerk Salary 111.40
Olive B. Hughes, Deputy
Salary- 155.00
Sadie Parrish, Assistant
Salary 64.20
Dr. A. D. McMurdo, Phys.
Salary 25.00
Susie W. Miller, Court
Reporter Salary 41.67
Margaret Gillis, County
Nurse
C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff
Heppner Gazette Times,
Of Pub. $68.20; Sher.
S6.55
Thomas J. Wells, Court
1124
223.31
64.45
74.75
Attfion Farmers, Home Owners
H01'" rbfo:red p'enfv of crushed rock and reject
11
EXIN3T0N SAND & GSAVEL
Phone 41 11
. P, . or H.-r-wrre & El- 1
ectric. Court House 37.05
Heppner Luml-er Co, Jril 9 Oil;
Heppner Laundry, Jail 1.80;
Countv Clerk's Assn.,
Clerk 10.00
Kilh.-m Stationery & 1Y. j
Supt. $14.04; Clerk $1.- i
37 15.41
rublic Emp. Retirement 1
System, Supt. Salary 20 S8
Simmons Carbon Co., '
Supt 9.12
Lucy E. Rodgers, Supt. 24.73
Franklin Printing Co., Clr. I
Court 2.63
V. O. Dix, Assessor Mile. 9.10'
Shepard's Citations, Dlst.
Attorney 7.50
Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.,
Current Expense 56.71
Oregon State Agric. Col
lege. County Agent 1,200.00
T. J. Humphreys, Insur. 3825
County Treasurer, Stamp.
Envelopes (Treas.) .. 3.16
State Dept. of Agric, Dis.
Sealer 4.95
Lulu Hager, Health (Em
ergency) 3.50
Public Lands Committee,
Fed. Tax Committee 125.00
Children's Farm Home,
Juvenile Court 5.00
Pac. Stationery & Print.
Company, Justice Court 96.29
The Haloid Co., Ct. House - 3622
Fred Pettyjohn, Bangs'
Disease Control 24.00
Newt O. O'Harra, Bangs'
Disease Control 64.00
Pac. Power & Light Co.,
Court House 22.59
Gilliam & Bisbee, Court
House 52.23
StPte Ind. Acc. Com., Sher.
$3.65; Sher. Sal. $0.31;
Dep. Sal. $0.31 4.27
Heppner Laundry, Jail 2.00
A. B. Chaffee, Jus. Court 10.75
Bert Johnson, County Ct. 26.60
L. D. Neill, County Court 51.15
Ralph I. Thompson, Co.
Court 42.71
First Nat'l Bank pf Port
land, Withholding tax
on salaries 237.70
Tie Haloid Co , Clerk 96.32,
James Driscoll, Postmas
ter. Treasurer 15.00
W. O. Dix. Assessor 35.00 j
W-TT-ti Issued on General !
Road Fund !
T-vlor $119.85
Drrold Hams 15 97
C!lrn 101.57
" Me- .7 49
" "'-rrer 99.87
'"irningham 195 54
' T'--rison 123.40
William C. Hetth 14165
' - VHU-rs 102.60
- .- n, 119S-
' -t-- Wilson 97.37
.i-ewll Motor Company 2.14
'vl'!-b!a Enuinment Co. 19 2-4 j
rr"den Tractor & Equin I
Co. 2.49
T-r'- Allen Supply Co. 9.37 1
Montgomery Ward & Co. 185.92
Ttim-A-Lum Lbr Co . .84
; Paul Bunyan Co. 42.75 1
Indenenrient Garage, E. R.
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BOARDMAN
By Mrs. Flossie Coats
(Too late for last week)
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Fussell
and family returned from Sal
em Sunday where they had
been attending the funeral of
Mr. Fussell's father who passed
away Wednesday.
Mrs. I. T. Pearson was taken
suddenly ill last week and was
taken to the Walla Walla gen
eral hospital where she under
went an appendectomy.
Melvin Carlson arrived home
from Florida this week and will
spend his furlough with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carl
son. Mrs. Robert Harwood left Sat
urday for Paokwood, Wash., to
spend the three-day holiday
with her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brad
Icy, j
Mrs. Geneva Jackson and chil
dren left Friday for Monument
to spend a week with her brother-in-law
and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Batty.
Guests at the Robert Wilson
home this week were their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Morrison of Vale.
Visitors on the project over the
holidays include Judy Dickson
of Portland who is at the home
City of Heppner Water Dpt. 2.65
Pacific Power & Light Co. 5 69
Gilliam & Bisbee 25.85
State Industrial Accident
Commission 34.12
First Nat Bank of Portland 33.00
Harold Wilson ... 39.95
Warrant Issued on Rodent Fund
First Nat. Bank of Portland 46.70
'er parents. Mr. and Mrs. C.
Warden. Stanley Ferguson, Mrs.
Certrucle Blair and children were
at the home of Mr. Ferguson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fer
guson. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of
La Grande were at the home of
Smith's brother-in-law and lam
'v. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Thorpe.
Also Mr. and Mrs. John S- i h
if Seattle were at the Thorpe
home, going on Sunday to Un
ion to visit his brother, Paul
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ball Jr. of
Walla Walla were at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Ball Sr. 1
Delbert and Ernest Tyler of
Portland were visiting friends.!
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Messen
ger and family of Lexington
were dinner guests at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
T. Messenger. (
Mrs. Arnin Hug and daugh-i
ters Wilma and Wanda returned
home Sunday from Tillamook af
ter four weeks spent there for
Mrs. Hug's health.
Nate Macomber and Robert
Harwood left Sunday for Celilo
where they went salmon fishing.
The Greenfield grange held
Saturday was a huge success.
This is an annual event put on
every fall. The exhibits on dis
play become the property of the
grange and after the judging
are auctioned off to the highest
bidder. The proceeds go into the
eranee treasury. Dinner in the
' evening is sponsored by the HEC
ladies.
tary and clerk In the office of,
the Columbia Basin Electric Co-
operative, succeeding Patricia ,
Kenny, resigned. Miss Keny has
accepted a position in the office!
of the Pendleton Grain Growers
in Pendleton where she started'
work the first of the week. Miss
Doherty is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Doherty of lone.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ross have
leased the lunch coi'rt -.
Cliff's Service station, one mile
west of The Danes wiuca i.ioy
are now operating Mr. Ross has
been employed as cook at a cafe
in The Dalles the past several
months, his family Joining him
there during the summer..
Among visitors at the Morrow
county fair were Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Devlne of North Bonne,
ville, Wash. Mr. Devine, former
ly engaged In farming the S,
J. Devine ranch, is now oper
atlng a barber shop in the Wash
ington town.
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.itr,
Gilliam 6 Bisbee
rj. S. Army Recruiting Service R oom 360 P.O. Bldg. Pendleton Or.
Rosemary Doherty of lone has
accepted the position of secre-
305 23
North Morrow
County Fair
BOARDMAN, OREGON
eptember 19-
20
000
p
BAH
Saturday Night
September 20
Carnival Both Days
A Special Invitation . . .
Your friendly Marshall-Wells Store
invites you to come in and see the new
ZENITH WASHER , $142.95
It keeps wash water hot longer
40-gallon Electric Water Heater. .$99.95
Boys and Girls Sic cles 39.0O
R,,e vo' t wav to school
o
Hard
wens Hardware
FALCON & STAMPER GARAGE
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
(Formerly the Keenten Garage)
Fred Stamper, a discharged veteran of
Uncle Sam's armed forces, is mech
anic in charge and will appreciate all
work that is sent to him.
Can overhaul any make of car or truck.
15 years experience. ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Located up Willow creek on J. O. Hager property
Call daytime only
Phone 2323
7mm
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HI
l!ii 0:
G . e 1 uimey rated the top purse in the
history of boxing when he collected
$990,000 for his second match with
Jack Dempsey afChicago on September
22, 1927. More than 145,000 people paid
$2,658,660 to see the big battle.
Loser Dempsey got $437,500,
and the Federal and State tax
collectors took $470,000!
-saw "'
rilGGEST BARGAIN
IN YOUR HOME
. . , is low-cost electricity. Other prices
are up, but Pacific Power & Light rates
are the lowest in history
less than half the national
average. And to keep up with
the rapid growth in demand
for this power, we are spend
ing $6,000,000 on new con
struction this year alone!