THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1940.
THEHERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
SPIKE GREEN—"Junior Forester
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of the Union Pacific railroad.
ternoon.
Carl W. Chambers, County
V. D. Bramer, who is employed in
Mrs. C. A. Binder and son Joe
Court & Poor ...................... 12.46
Kinzua, spent the first of the week Long spent Friday and Saturday in Claude Wilcox, Sheriff ........ 17.33
with his family.
Portland on business.
FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE BETWEEN
Mr. and Mrs. Wedel Llewellyn of
Delbert Van Schoiack and Herbert Margaret Thompson, Clerk .. 48.60
Pendleton
Water
Commission,
Arlington visited at the home of her Lane spent Sunday in Heppner visit­
Portland — Hermiston — Pendleton
Because of the unexpectedly large sisters, Mrs. Bert Nugent and Mias ing an uncle of the former.
Court House ........................ 50.75
5.00
participation of the natioq’s farmers Laura Dunn Sunday.
Margie Mustard, who is employed Lucile Lukens, Poor .............
LaGrande and Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ostrom and in Pendleton, spent Saturday even­ Mona Ingram, Recorder ........ 22.60
in the 1940 agricultural and range
Henry E. Neer, Coroner ...... 29.50
son
Gary
Dean
accompanied
Albert
ing
an
Sunday
with
her
parents,
Mr.
conservation programs, federal pay­ Vieg to Toppenish Thursday where
Elizabeth Wilson, Sheriff .... 11.20
and Mrs. John Mustard.
— BRICK BUILDING WEST OF CREAMERY —
ments will be 10 per cent lower than they visited Gerald Russell, a school
Mr. and Mrs. O. Herman and Ed­ East Oregonian, Just. & Co.
Court ...................................... 40.50
the tentative rates announced last mate of Vieg, who formerly lived win Van Winkle spent Saturday
H. A. Pankow, Sheriff ........
4.75
evening visiting in Arlington.
November, N. C. Donaldson, in charge here with his parents.
Mrs. Alice Rau returned to Port­ R. E. Goad, Sheriff & Jail .. 245.14
Mrs. Bob Bates returned last Wed­
of the state AAA office in Corvallis,
6.50
nesday from Goldendale where she land Monday after spending a couple Western Union, Sheriff ........
has been informed.
of days with her family. She is stay­ Larson Printing Co., Sheriff
had spent several days visiting.
& Clerk .................................. 40.95
This downward adjustment is
Mae Wurster and Louise Jackson ing with her mother who is quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Salkeld and Geo. D. Barnard Stationery
necessary in order that payments returned home Friday from a couple
Telephone 2391
Hermiston, Ore.
Co., Sheriff & Clerk ..........
6.51
daughters Joan, Sandra and Sylvia,
will not exceed funds appropriated of days in Portland.
2.55
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Keyes mo­ who have returned to make their Dunlap Stationery, Sheriff ..
by congress, says Donaldson.
Radio
Service,
tored to Baker Thursday where they home here after spending five months Kirkham’s
Sheriff ....................................
1.00
This means that checks issued to brought home their two sons Ken­ living in Pomeroy.
Mrs. Earl Shaw returned home West Coast Printing & Bind­
Oregon farmers for participation in neth and Robert who had spent two
ing Co., Sheriff & Clerk .. 106.50
Sunday from a week spent in Taco­
all phases of the 1940 AAA program, weeks visiting their grandparents.
........................................................................................................................ ..
Jean McKenzie accompanied Rev. ma visiting her son Earl Fromdahl Oregon Lumber Yard, Rec..
with the exception of the price ad­ Walpole and several Boardman young who is in the Fort.
Poor Farm, Court House,
Jail and Election ............... 40.28
justment program and sugar beet people to the Christian Endeavor con­
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith of Los
Road ...................................... 30.00
Payroll ................................. 36.42
program, will be 90 per cent of the ference held at Lostine. They re­ Angales spent from Thursday till Kee Lox Mfg. Co., Recorder 11.75 Funk & McLean, General
Roy Brown, General Road
Sprague
H.
Carter,
Treas.
..
53.00
Tuesday visiting at the home of her
Payroll ................................. 95.80
Road ...................................... 37.50
tentative schedule announced prev- turned home Tuesday.
3.50
Mrs. Max Graybeal and son Max sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. A. Neely, Treas...................
iously.
R. Nickerson, General Road
First National Bank, Gener­
Burroughs Add. Mach. Co.,
returned home Saturday from a ten P. Miller.
Payroll ................................. 102.10
al Road .................................. 37.50
Treas........................................
4.45
LeRoy Roberts who had spent sev­
day visit with Mr. Graybeal who is
C. H. Wheeler, General Road
Ferguson Motor Co., General
eral days in Spokane visiting his un­ First National Bank of Port­
employed at Pocatello, Idaho.
1.85
Payroll ................................. 111.94
land, Treas. ..........................
8.25
Road ......................................
Barbara Berry of Portland is vis­ cle, returned home Thursday.
Ted Michael, General Road
Mrs. Ruth Cowan and daughter Amelia K. Steele, Treas......... 24.00 Frazier Book Store, General
iting here and in Irrigon.
Payroll ................................. 101.70
4.45
Road ......................................
By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Gripp spent Barbara returned home Friday from E. E. Walden, Assess.............. 147.60
Frank Krebs, General Road
Friday and Saturday in Pomeroy and ?„ week’s visit with her mother in R. T. Gilliland, Assess............ 108.00 Feenaughty Mach. Co., Gen­
Payroll ................................. 104.27
D. W. Davis. Assess................ 17.76
Walla Walla.
eral Road ............................. 23.10
Mrs. Elmore McKenzie and Mrs. Lewiston.
Alvin Wallace, General Road
Buck Lowary, Court House 76.90
E
A.
McMillian
and
daughter
Jan­
Foster Motor Co., General
Miss Margaret Brown left Satur­
William Conlon spent last Thursday
Payroll ...................................
4,99
of Reith spent Tuesday visiting J. A. Yeager, School Supt. -- 12.75
Road ...................................... 46.19 John Barnes, General Road
day evening for Boise, Idaho, where et
in Pendleton.
V. Stroble Furniture Co.,
friends
here.
Payroll ...............................f. 131.92
Court House ........................ 184.00 Goodyear Market, General
Mrs. Howard Smith and daughter she will spend a two weeks vacation •
Walsh returned to his home
1.35 R. J. Wheeler, General Road
Road ......................................
Donna returned Friday from a few at the home of her parents, Mr. and in The Dalles after working here as State Ind. Acc. Comm., Court
Mrs.
Scott
Brown,
from
her
duties
Payroll ................................. 134.70
House ...........
13,69 General Petroleum
days visit at the home of Mrs.
Corp.,
brakeman for the railroad for ten
Smith’s parents in La Grande. While as clerk in the Red & White store.
days.
General Road .................... 1,725.57 Al Moody, General Road Pay­
5.94
W. J. Clarke, Court House
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harry
Hull
arrived
roll
....... ................................... 109.49
there Donna had the misfortune of
The General Tool Co., Gener-
Edithanne Spencer of Pocatello is Vaughan’s Electric, Court
being bitten by a dog in the hand and home Sunday from a 12 day stay at visiting her grandfather in Hermis-
al Road ..................................
8.38 E. E. Turner, General Road
House ....................................
1.60
Payroll ................................. 66.84
face, and several stitches were taken. Pacific City where they were guests ton.
Van Petten Lumber Co.,
Howard Cooper Corp., Gen­
of Miss Clara Corrigan.
Court House ........................ 24.95
Mrs. Bertha Cherry left Thursday
eral Road ............................. 249.77 John Byrn, General Road
Raymond
McNabb
and
a
few
boy
Payroll ................................. 72.13
McKee Furniture Co., Court
for California where she will visit
John
Holmgren,
General
scouts, Keith Rodenbough,
Bud
COUNTY COURT
McIntyre, General Road
House .................................... 59.10
her father who is very ill.
Road ...................................... 27.35
Fritzpatrick, Don Cory, Herbert Me
Payroll ................................. 108.90
L. A. Smith Mach. Shop,
Mrs. Howard Smith and daughter Nabb, and Frank Kinney spent from
Hamley
&
Co..
General
Road
1.25
L. Warnock, General Road
Court House ........................
1.50
Donna were over night guests at the Friday till Sunday at camp Rotary
Payroll .................................. 84.66
Jack Allen Supply Co., Gen­
CLAIMS ALLOWED BY THE Pendleton Drug Co., Court
home of her mother in Arlington Sat­ in the Blue Mountains near Milton-
eral Eoad ............................. 286.43 Ralph Moody, General Rord
COUNTY COURT AT THE JULY,
House ....................................
1.00
urday.
Freewater. John Kinney and John 1940 TERM,
Payroll ................ ................... 101.32
1.03
TERM. EXCEPT CERTAIN J. C. Penney Co., Court House
2.40 Koeppen’s. General Road ....
George Butterwood has returned McNabb took them up Friday morn- CLAIMS ALLOWED BY STA­ Smythe-Barthel Co., Court
Glen Long, General Road ....
5.75 C. H. Reimann, General Road
to work as yard master in the yards | ing and went after them Sunday af- TUTE.
Payroll .................................. 81.00
House ....................................
7.55 J. E. Olinger & Sons, Gener­
al Road ......... ........................ 32.96 F. M. Henson, General Road
Independent City Scavenger,
Mrs. E. B. Casteel (Postage),
Payroll ................................. 100.02
Court House ........................
3.00 Oregon Motor Service, Gen­
offices .................................... $ 14.50
eral Road ......... ................. 92.36 E. C. Myrick, General Road
Ruth Brooks, Clerk ...............
8.33 Jimmie McNair Plumbing Co.,
Payroll .................................. 105.90
Court House ........................ 14,50 Oregon Hardware Co., Gen­
Sprague H. Carter, Emerg. .. 245^96
eral Road .................. .......... 29.06 Ralph Longhorn,
7.37
THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS
General
Dave Lowary, Court House - 318.57 J. C. Penney Co., Poor ........
Road Payroll ...................... 81.00
H. D. Stillman, Court House 131.82 Pendleton Drug Co., Poor ....
will come to your home every day through
1.25 Perkins Brothers, General
Road ...................................... 167.75 L. G. Fullerton, General Road
W. L. Kelly, Court House .... 134.82 J. L. Eldridge, Poor Farm
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR
Payroll ................................. 147.03
Roy Nelson, Court House .... 54.93
Supt.......................................... 264.07 Price Ransom Chevrolet Co.,
General Road ......................
7.22 Walt Picard, General Road
An International D aily N ewspaper
Alta Joerger, Election ..........
2.27 The Taylor Hdwe. Co., Poor
It records for you the world's clear., constructive doings. The Monitor
Payroll ................................. 125.61
Farm ......................................
Nina Sloan, Election .............
1.47
1.08 Pendleton Drug Co., General
does not exploit crim e or sensation; neither docs it l~nore them
Road ......................................
6.57 Harold Lutz, General Road
Kim Morton, Election ...........
1.40 Tallman & Co., Poor Farm ..
4.77
but deals correctively with them. Features for busy men and all th j
Pac. Power & Light Co.,
Payroll .................................. 90.36
family, including the Weekly Magazine Sectlcn.
Ada Brown, Election .............
1.40 Jones Kay Co. Inc., Poor
Walla Walla, General Road
3.42 C. Hutson, General Road
W. R. McLean, Election ......
2.00
Farm ......................................
1.35
i
Payroll ................................. 100.62
The C hristian 8cience Publishing 8oclety
Pac. Power & Light Co.,
Retta Bailey, Election ...........
9.50 Pacific Power & Light Co.,
One, Norway Street. Boston. Masaachu. etta
Guerrant,
General
General Road ........
19.83 Floyd
Poor
Farm
........
................
19.86
Clarence
Dick,
Election
........
5.00
Please en ter my subscription to The C hristian Science M cnncr for
Road Payroll ...................... 32.42
John Toomay, Court House
7.00 J. C. Penney Co., Poor Farm
3.49 Pendleton Grain Growers,
• oerlod of
year 112.00 6 m onths 36.00 3 months rS.CO I m o ith Cl 00
General Road ...................... 68.07 Joe Picard, General Road
Thrifty Grocery, Poor ..........
3.09 Andy’s Shoe Repair Shop,
S aturday Issue, including Magazine Section: 1 y e n 52 tJ. 6 ksue.’ 25c
Payroll .................................. 141.15
Poor Farm ..........................
I Daisy McPherson, Poor ........ 40.00
1.10 Penland Brothers, General
Road ...................................... 23.06 Hugh Clark, General Road
Koeppen’s Drug Store, Poor
Gallogly & Biamont, Court
V»
Payroll ................................. 138.85
Farm .......... ...........................
House .................................... 41.50
.75 Portland - Pendleton Motor
I
Freight, General Road ......
3.89 Percy Sweet, General Road
8.52
| Margaret Struthers, Poor ....
6.00 Koeppen’s, Jail ........................
Payroll .................................100.93
' ■' ina Sloan, County Court .... 28.80 St. Anthony’s Hospital, Jail ..
5.00 John A. Roeblings Sons Co.,
I
General Road ......................
8.21 Ray Van Orsdall, General
lohn Blom, Poor ...................... 20.00 Domestic Laundry, Jail ........
2.15
sÄsiüSÄSSisSBe’
Road Payroll ...................... 101.22
I Leslie Hutson, Poor ............... 145.00 W. C. Mason, Watermaster
186.83 Railway Express Co., Gener­
M. C. Wolverton, Watermas­
al Road .................................
3.33 Ralph Bond, General Road
Payroll ................................. 104.34
ter ........................................... 10.00 Robertson Heavy Hardware
Co., General Road .............
6.54 D. Fullerton, General Road
Lowell Cheever, Watermaster 142.23
Payroll ............................... 140.63
John Wynn, Watermaster .... 146.08 Rohrman Motor Co., Gener­
A G A IN ! W ¡: S R iN C VOL 4
W. L. Hamm, Ind. Sold. ...... 86.39
al Road ..................................
1.96 Dode Farrell, General Road
Payroll ...............................
91.18
Lucile Lukens, Health Unit 66.15 ! Small’s Hardware, General
3.10 F. T. Burke, General Road
Amy Johnson, Health Unit - 61.86
Road
Payroll .................................. 81.81
Shell Oil Co.,. General Road 87.48
Aileen E. Moreland, Health
F. B. Hayes, General Road
Unit ........................................ 27.50 I State Ind. Acc. Comm., Gen­
Payroll .........................
141.09
Earl Snell,
Secretary of
eral Road ............................. 292.98
Ralph Elder, General Road
State, Predatory Animal
L. A. Smith Machine Shop,
Payroll ......... ...... ................. 75.73
Control ................................. 500.00
General Road
..................
7.25
Wayne McFaul, General Road
State Dept. of Agriculture,
j Simpsons Electric Serv., Gen­
Payroll ................................. 46.34
Sealer of Weights ............. 30.40
eral Road ........................... 26.93
Chas. G. Griffin,“ Emerg....... 40.00 The Texas Co., General Road 36.25 Wm. Powers, General Road
Payroll .................................. 55.08
R. B. Richards, Emerg.
434.44 j Pac. Tel. Co., General Road .. 27.07
Kendall Marin, General Road
Oregon State Agrie. College,
Lyle Potter, General Road
Payroll .................................
19.02
Co. Agt. & Home Dem. --- 3100.00
Payroll .............
147/32
Wayne
Walters,
General
Ruth Brooks, Clerk ...............
5.40 John Bunch, General Road
Road Payroll
16.20
B. L. Simmons, Court House
5.75
Payroll
. j 144.11
Frank Taylor, General Road
C. C. Proebstel, Ind. Sold....... 83.00 J. C. McKee, General Road
Payroll .......................
109.70
Oregon Lumber Yard, Court
Payroll
............................. 128.77
I,. Lenhart, General Road
House .................................... 222 63 Chas. Williams, General Road
Payroll .................................. 22.68
Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., offices 108.27
Payroll .................................... 112.73
Neil Devore
General Road
Frazier’s Book Store, offices 46.53 John Eichner, General Road
....
113.65
State Ind. Acc. Comm., Sher­
Payroll ................................. 99,45 W. Payroll
F.
Brown,
General Road
iff ........................................... 20.59 Percy Johnson, General Road
Payroll
184.70
Biggs Printing Co., Sheriff 36.80
Payroll ................................. 31.19
Perry Clark, General Road
MODEL
The Milton Eagle, Sheriff ..
7.50 E. L. Stephens, General Road
Payroll
16.20
Freewater Times, Clerk ...... 16.75
Payroll ................................. 104.44 Otis Wilson,
General Road
George Hartman, Postmas­
Irn Trainor, General Road
New
Payroll
16.20
ter, Clerk .........
87.26
Payroll ................................. 16.20
Jas.
McCutchen,
General
L. J. McAtee, Court House .. 82.40 H. Magruder, General Road
Road Payroll ......................
3.24
The Taylor Hardware Co.,
Payroll ................................. 90.72
Court House ........................
5.40 S. P. Westervelt, General
Dr. F. B. Belt, Coroner ........ 25.00
Road Payroll ......................
6.4 8
Verna Corley, Election .........
1.40 H. M. Bennett, General Road
R E F R IG E R A T O R
T. M. Birkbeck, Ind. Sold. . 50.29
Payroll ...............................
99.70
Marion Rhinehart, General
John Henry, General Road
Road
17.50
Payroll ................................. 64.90
Norval Ferguson, General
Ed Bier, General Road Pay­
Road ...................................... 25.00
roll ........................................... 29.97
POUTIAND, OPfOON
First National Bank, Pendle­
S. Newell, General Road Pay­
ton, General Road .......... 420.00
roll
22.68
W. G. Sutherland, General
FIBERGLAS
P. B. Clark, General Road
Road ..................................... 103.56
Payroll ................................. 29.16
FREEZER,
Ferguson Motor Co., General
Clarence Brown,
General
Road .................................
1,008.85
M EM
Road Payroll ........................ 72.69
Everett J. King, General
H. Schuening. General Road
BJMCT-O-CUBE
Road
65.41
Payroll
......................... 78.16
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ECONOMIZER
Munnell & Sherrill, General
John McCartin, General Road
Road ......................................
60.70
Payroll
81.40
Nirschl
Brothers, General
Dick Bush, General Road
Road ...................................... 31.76
Payroll ................................. 81.40
Republic Steel & Tool Co.,
C liff McDonald, General Road
General Road ...................... 53.83
Payroll .......................... ....... 146.93
Associated Oil Co., General
Herb Caldwell, General Road
Road ...................................... 11.04
Payroll
< 1 3 8 .3 8
Amery & Sons, General Road
6.75 E. H. Hargett, General Road
Braden-Bell
Tractor
Co.,
Payroll
............................... 128.84
Pendleton, General Road
26.19 C. O. Pederson. General Road
H. G. Beckius, General Road
6.75
Payroll
................... .......
130.64
Hermiston, Oregon
Collier Motor Co., General
Gail Alspach, General Road
Road ......................................
7.24
Payroll ................................. 160.43
V’. J. Clarke, General Road 286.35 Gordon Hoffnagle, General i
dp
„a
Columbia
Equipment
Co.,
Road Payroll ...................... 108.92
General Road ................... 1,339.04 L. Hocft,
General Road
RM Comet. General Road .... 25.00
Á
Payroll ................................. 108.69
K. E. Erickson Co., General
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F. L. Hodgen, General Road
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ARE REDUCED 10%
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