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Heppner Gazette Times, Heppner, Oregon, April 21,1 949
COURT PROCEEDINGS TOR
MARCH. 1949
ir JVJiruary.
and aipnv-
raymonrt Ferguson was ap
pointed a member of the fair
board to fill the unexpired term
of Garnet B.irrait. resigned. The
Claims were allowed: Chve litis
ton 500; Ja -k E. Cavender SS.00
William L. Blann SS.OO.
The minii'ov ,,f :
3!M9 term were read
Iliriilit S! rrer has been ar
ponied as foreman of the road Court appointed Norman Nelson
department. A fore man was ap- , of Lexington, and Carl Borgstroryi
poniiod tnt the bridge crew and ' uf Eiphlmile to serve on the Mor
one for the ro k crushing and row County Budget Committee for
power shovel and they are to he a period of three years; also, Ar-
focnirikih'.n In ttafitld Sihnrer The iKnr All.in KiirarHmnn ic nn.
above foreman salary not to cx- pointed for a two year term to,'" Township 4 North of Ran
coed a Jl.fi per hour. f ill the unexpired term of Kus
The following Bangs' Disease 'sell K. Miller, commissioner.
On March IT. liM'.l, 9 bids were
opened for the Morrow County
Hospital, 4 lowest bids were: Ma
larkey and Moore. Portland. Ore
gon, SltJ7.300.00; Kivernian and
Sons, Portland. Oregon. $171,000.
00; Beode and Company. Tort
land. Oregon. $172. 180.00; and
McCormack Oonstruetion Com
panv. Pendleton. Oregon. SIT;).
S04.00. The Court ordered the sale of
the following: All of Section 33
e 2o
E. W. M. for the minimum price
Soil Conservatoin
One of the most talked about
farming areas in the Pacific
Northwest Goldendale, Wash.
will take time out May 7 to run
off its conservation-packed Field
Day.
"Farmers and city folks are
welcome to come and see what
conservation farming can do ;
for agriculture." a spokesman for j
i the Central Klickitat conserva-
tion district, sponsor of the field 1
i day, said. I
u
For the best 2-4D application
Call -
AERIAL FARM SERVICE
Pendleton, Oregon
Phone (collect) 2369
C. G. "Bill" White
Glen Finley
of SI. 50 nor acre. cash.
All of Section 3t in Township I Visitors, who are expected to
3 North of Ranee 23, E.W.M. for , come from Washington, Oregon
the minimum price of S0.00, ' and Idaho farming enmmunitic
Wstinghouse
AMAZING, NEW
The big, new Westinghouse '49 Commander with
such even heat you can bake perfectly anywhere in
its spacious Miracle Oven! Enjoy it3 new surface
cooking capacity . . . Try its simplified cooking
controls that never make you reach over
hot utensils! It's the Rant."; of the Year!
OMR MODELS FROM to
e SURE..m Vfestinghous :
GONTY'S
Phone 2352
147.25
184.12
113.23
150.S0
41.25
59.40
113.45
12.00
13.00
1.35
30.00
10.00
4.90
40.00
10.73
cash.
I All that portion of Section 13.
I Township 4 North of Range 25.
IF.W.M. lvine South and East of
the Northeast Quarter, thereof, j summerfallow
containing approximately o9u.bo , "'fa
acres for the minimum price of
; SI .50 per acre. cash.
; Warrants Issued on the
General Fund
Sadie Parrish. Dep. Sal.?
Frances Mitchell, Dep.
Sal
; Leila J. McLachlan. Of-
fice Clerk
Olive B. Hughes. Dep. Sal.
Margaret Gillis, Nurse
Salary - 197.23
I A. J. Chaffee. Janitor Sal. 170.02
j Dr. A. D. McMurdo, Phys. 24.75
! Susie W. Miller, Court
Reporter
jA. B. Chaffee, Justice of
Peace
J. O. Hager, Justice of P.
Shepard's Citations, Dis-
trict Attorney
I Dr. A. D. McMurdo. Cor.
I Craig Office Supply. Sher.
I Turner, Van Marter & Co.,
Bonds 13.00
Mid-Columbia Typewrit
er Co.. Sheriff 124.43
Ralph E. Currin, District
Attorney . -
Umatilla County, Insane .
Parker-Scott Co., Ct. Hse.
U. P. Railroad Co., Jail ...
Central Meat Market. Jail
Garnet Barratt, Gen. As
sistance $1125.00; Blind
$42.00; Old Age S1500.
00: Dependent Children
S4S6.00 3153.00
W. C. Perry, Emergency 383.76
State Dept. of Agric, Dis
trict Sealer
Heppner Gazette Times,
Official Publication ..
Helen O'Donnell, Circuit
Court
Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co., Cur. Ex.
Heppner Laundry, Court
House -
C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff
C. J. D. Bauman, Sheriff
State Industrial Accident
Com.. Sheriff S3.05; Jan
itor S.2S: Sheriff Salary
$.28; Deputy Salary
S.28; a. House $.28 ....
Margaret Gillis, Nurse
Mileage and Expense
Pacific Power & Light Co.,
Court House
William L. Blann, Bangs'
Disease Control
Clive Huston, Bangs' Dis
ease Control
Garnet Barratt, County
Court : 5G.05
Russell K. Miller, County-
Court 5
Ralph I. Thompson, Coun
ty Court
First National Bank of
Portland, Withholding
Tax 146.00
Kilham Stationery & Prt.
Co., Tax Collections
Umatilla County, Mental
ly Diseased
J. C. Penney Co., Jail
Craig Office Supply, Jus.
of the Peace
Simmons Carbon Co., Cur.
Expense 9.-S2
Earl T. Newbry, Accountant-Audits
13.00
Warrants Issued on the Road
Fund
Hodge Chevrolet Co. 1834.00
Darold Hams 227.39 I
Fred Booker 267.04
Ralph Scott Jr 103.46
Donald Munkers 103.16
Harold Wilson 184.27
Walter Gilman 53.41
Dick Borman 137.52
i.nek Sloeum 159.41
Lewis Ball 32.05
Dean Gilman 130.69
Fred Harrison 64.09
H. Sherer 293.40
W. Cunningham 194.94
Chas Williams 122.31
Carl Bernard Cropp 256.37
William C. Heath ii4o.ll
George A. Stalcup
Early settlers first broke the
lush hunchgrass sod of the Gol
dendale plateau in the "50's". '
Up to a few years ago, a wheat j
summerfallow rotation was the '
common practice. Wheat yields
were good at first but dropped !
off to as low as 10 bushels per
acre as soil fertility decreased.
In recent years many ranchers
in the district have regained
their losses by turning under
their wheat and seeding to alfal
fa hay for ten to 12 year periods,
before again sowing wheat.
Dryland alfalfa has helped
stabilize agriculture in the Cen
tral Klickitat district. With more
and more of its farmers turning
to production of a fine grade of
alfalfa, Goldendale has become
well known for its premium qua
lity hay. The growth of its high
protein alfalfa hay has also help,
ed step up livestock ranching in
the county.
Field Day visitors will see
many good stands of alfalfa en
route from Goldendale to the
scene of the demonstration at
the Sarafield ranch five miles
southeast of town.
4.95
63.10
10.00
56.00
.95
32.48
75.75
4.74
45.99
25.00
S.00
8.00
They still need CARE! You can
help destitute families and insti
tutions in Europe by sending $10
CARE food and textile clothing
packages. Delivery is guaranteed
by this non-profit, government
approved agency. Mail orders to
CARE, 50 Broad Street, New York,
N. Y.
Department 1.50
Pendleton-Heppner Frt.
Line
The Stack Company
Union Oil Co
Howard Cooper Corp. . ...
Nate McBride
Jack Allen Supply Co. . ..
Sunset Motor Co
Wentworth and Irwn, Inc.
Feenaughty Mach. Co. .
Jack Allen Supply Co
Industrial Air Products
'.00
53.71
3.48
10.00
1.16
5.12
City of Heppner Water
Co ,
Western Autc Supply
Owens Hardware
Heppner Lumber Co.
Heppner Hardware & El
ectric Co.
Lexington Oil Co-Op, Inc.
Feenaughty Mach. Co.
The Bowman Products Co.
State Industrial Ac. Com.
Shell Oil Company
Paul Bunyan Co
C. J. D. Bauman
First National Bank of
Portland
Hodge Chevrolet Co
Paul Pettyjohn
Pacific Power & Light Co.
E. R. Lundel
Ralph Scott Jr
Nate McBride
Standard Oil Co
Industrial Air Products
Co
Anderson's Builders Sup.
Loggers and Contractors
Machinery Co.
Columbia Equipment. Co.
Rosewall Motor Co.
Heppner Motors
Sunset Motor Co.
C. J. D. Bauman
Rosewall Motor Co.
Miscellaneous Fund
Heppner Gazette Tmes,
Dog Fund (Adv.)
Robt. R. Bowen, Coyote
Bounty
Joseph Baltrenas, Trap
pers Expense
Carl McDaniel, Trappers
Expense and Salary
Daily Journal of Com
merce, Hospital Exp.
Bob Kilkenny, Coyote Bty.
94.57 Robt. R. Bowen, Coyote
I Bounty
68.07
5.46
463.26
45.77
8.00
44.21
4.92
12.59
5.76
147.30
..13.42
4.66
10.46
248.S9
3.:"
1.35
71.15
41.11
58.71
8.32
4.97
4.50
96.30
25.92
89.84
6.03
3.50
86.40
4.00
1.11
13.42
2.94
34.30
20.56
49.59
49.74
18.38
4.50
3168.00
33.60
3.00
49.00
258.31
22.50
6.00
6.00
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Kerr Gifford & Co., Inc.
Cordially invite you to the
Opening Saturday, April 30th of
our New Feed Store, located next to our new
recently finished Kerr -Gifford Elevator in
Arlington, Ore. Please take this opportunity
to inspect our Neiv Grain Elevator and
complete line of
Kerr-Gifford's Feeds, Dutch-Boy Paints
also Lumbet, Plywood, Nails, Cement, Sand,
Gravel and Ranch Supplies
Don't miss Free Refreshments and
Sandwiches
We're Proud of Our Improvements to the
Community
Phone Arlington 84. John Huteson, Mgr.
W. M. Eubanks, District Mgr., Phono 290 & 92 Arlington