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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1935)
Send the Chronicle to frien d » I ! AUGUST PETERSON ----------------- MOVES HIS HOUSE Ronald Hall The O R FOGON IA N R epreaenU - t ir r may he rtMM'hol at the O R K .-W A SH . FOX F A R M Cascade lx x k s OFF LASER’S LAND, X a J ft® b la c k s m ith seeks HUGE INHERIT ANCE IN COURT ACTION ' ,! •* " 1 Many year» ago when thw go v Ask» Yugoslavia to Help m ernment waa building the lock» Recovering Many Million» in Cascade Ix>ck». and afterward# Austria. when the sawm ill » a » operating, residents o f the town -built their Vienna. Austria.—J*’*IP f * homes on what was known as , mh tr Yugoslav blacksmith. »• try» 0 * railroad property. to get s Inhrrttsne* The railroad property e m »ra c from the Austrian government. • TOM M Y LUKE ed much of the land In the Incor cording to a report In Yugoslavia# «1 7 S. W . « T H porated lim its o f the town, a'he ! most Important newspaper. polltlh*. HK j »< on 7815 railroad company collected ground The history of hi# claim start* ^ , rents from the people who occu- with the death of ht# great grand ! pled tracts and parcels o f land Things moved along this way un father. Antoo Dltrtch. on March 7. til the property passed Into the 1833. Anton Dltrlch was a rt n «hip Shop hands o f J. B. I^aber. Then he In • v n r m \. . turn collected ground rents. his movable property »»«*1 real A fte r the governm ent com CASCADE LOCKS estate written In 1*L1 Is »' ** menced work on the dam aim an -V poavevjdon of Jo#lp Ik v o lt Vi: active demand arose fo r property Laber suggested to his tenants larve i«a!aces In Venice and In h r that they purchase the tracts on phu are listed In this Inventory a« golden thalers and CHAT ’N NIBBLE which their homes stood. Some well a# an Immense numtef of *ery vslus of the tenants purchase«!, others ble Jewels The entire projwrty was Hood River protested the price. appraised at HU *17/«« gobteo 1-ast spring Postm aster ►rank francs. All h.v <3*h wav d e b it e d Harry Haun. Owner Hall moved his house back onto In the government bank at V **t re a lot that he owned. W . H. Clark was threatening to m ove his For a long time »• dy knew « h ■ house when It burned. Th ere w as] was the rightful hrtr Only J -s p STAGE INFORMATION considerable confusion and more ScbuU could prova forty )r*rs ng<* or less talk. that he was Idtrtrh's des-'-odant. CALL 94 Am ong tenants who were un Since that day be ha» Leen ftghting CLODFELTERS able to agree with I Jibe r upon a for his Inheritance. price fo r property was August As he made Inquiry about the Cascade Locks Peterson. His home occupied a Inheritance be b-aror-J that I'd tract o f ground Just beyond the rich's property was s*.*ed by the Central Lum ber company. The Hapshurg» after the occBjwt. -n of tract, rectangular In shape, run# Venice He asked a \ ete.-sr la * down to the highw ay and is about yer to take legal step* against the 200 feet long. liapshurgs. Sunday m orning Peterson, who; as the attorney was near saorwws has lived in Cascade Ix x k s for j t*. jjed an unnatural death. .** hula yenrs and helped build the * clalme«L Then another lawyer. *am- locks, lifted his hou«e o ff the uel Weiss. tu»>k the case Finally. ground, put It on rollers. Before In 11*12. he »ucre«iie4. The chief of night it was out in the street Emperor F*rant J *w f ■ cabinet gave Monday and Tuesday the house him a document In which the em , RICHFIELD was drawn up the hill and W ed peror allowed a cla.:.v of 2 ‘ **><i.sj SUPER SERVICE nesday It was setting on a lot gold crowns Joslp Schulx was which Peterson owns. Just west of happy. But his happiness was pee Opposite the R eservation Th e Chronicle office. mature. He owned a paje-r. hut no Entrance. Sym pathetic neighbors watched body paid him the debt. the house being hauled to the new After the revolution Scbula tried location and chuckled. To those »new. He appealed, after all efl< rta who stopped to Inquire how much ! to negotiate with the Austrian gov j a«ked fo r the property Peterson erntnent miscarried- to the Inter rep lied : “ $1500." national court In The Hague The International court replied that It j was not comi>elent. NEW MINISTER W ILL Taking up the f.ght again s few MEET FLOCK SUNDAY days ago. he asked the lu g -».avian Half mile west of Bonneville R ev Mr. W eaver, who has been 1 government to help him to his in appointed pastor o f the Metho herltance. dist Com m unity church In v*a»- J«»slp Hchulz I# sixty (he. He bopea even to this day to die as one oade Locks, w ill preach his flr«t BLITZ-W EINHARD AND serm or to his new flock Sunday of the richest men In Euroje. SILVER SPRINGS BEER m orning Rev. Mr. Smith, pastor or th*- rr__ » ____ ■ /■* ■ • church to r the past year, has left j »* J* J* fo r Canyonville. where he iK to he| stationed fo r the next year. Mr Pittsburgh.—A quarter of a ren and Mrs. W ea ver are gettin g set- tury ago a young Hussian imml ' tied In the parsonage, next door grant landed In America to seek his to the church. fortune. E ffo rts are being made to get He had heard, like I Is of out . l.r*o con.r-ratlon to » » I . , I W | V isit Our N ew Com plete * 1 ’ ' From Saturday, July 13 DONNA MOHR Dress Morey (1raff's Orchestra M ERRILL’S G E N T S 40c To and From Portland Lester Auto Freight Office Clark’s Cold Storage THE DALLES FREIGHT l*»lly Freight b »tw e*o Fireplace " Cascade Locks Phone: 131 R. J. W UNER. Agent ». *. m ; nm inouo _ LU U rU N S. B r in g T h e m . Be Careful with Fire: Do not throw away any lighted tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, matches, firecrackers or other lighted m aterial on hny forest land, private, public highway or railroad righ t-of-w ay within the state of Oregon. State Law to WB , „ lutou, to th. .1 « , r t . 1 * • * » ettted .t Atubrld« ,nd . . . . , „ rk ,1... AmrriMo Itrldr- rotupuuy. The other day EPPING'S REDEEM SOAP $75 Fine WEST COAST POWER CO the immigrant lh>s»*«Ul* r * * » î » b W HOLESALE AN0 RETAIL ICE Bottled, Jue and Draught Beer and Sip by Our Open P ortlan d, UTAH COAL. PRESTO-LOGS AND BRIQUETS * ortune Is Concealed in Boots of Dead Man "5/7 Phone & TAVERN oomo Mr. and Mr. W-avor at th. Sondav mornlnr - r r l - . * 7 * ? ** u.ual. lart Sunday, but th.-r. . a . no sormoo. “ Your Horn* FREE PICK UP AND D ELIV ER Y SERVICE ! BONNY VILLA Lunch LADIES lk Daily Truck Service Pressure Greasing 75c Fountain PAVILION M OOR’ES GARAI Tow ing Day or Nifht Phone 71 G E N E R A L A U T O REPAII Ford and Chevorlet Ignlllon (ia.F O il Cascade Locks 1 Wnsyl Panchak. now fifty-three years Old, died In tne h. ri:«- of * In. friend, i» dream» .,r n % more than reallactL Hut even bis closest friends didn't ki r * Deputy Coroner John Artx They knew though that Panchak a!wav. wore a money l*e|t. Deputy Art* didn’t find the t*.|t on the body hut he went carefully through I'anchak » trunk and room He was about to give up when he noticed a pair of hoots under the bed. Just to he sure, IFeputy Art* looked Into the boot#— There he found S-Vflu |n cur- rency and a hank h«*,k which showed that Pamhsk had „ n M,,,n. tlonal $d.(Xkj on deposit at Amhrldge \n'\ m0r* Amhrldge hank. UP 10 ■ Closed Get a Premium Wilk at No Extra Cost GRADE 'A ' PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS ORANGE 10 Daily service. Get our milk at your g r ^ store or have it delivered at your hon^ Brandes Creameryf Inc; ROY SINNER, Driver
