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ALDERDALE SCHOOL
SCHEDULES DRAMA
ALDERDALE (Special to The
Sentinel)--Mrs. Frank Elzroth and
Elaine returned to their home in
Buena last week. Mrs. Ed A,11'britton
and Charles accompanied them and
spent a couple of days there.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl geely were din-
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Nygaard Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Lowell were
ctinner guests of Mr• and Mrs. W.
Vergin Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Allen and children and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Seely motored
to Pasco Sunday to visit Mrs. Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marvel, Mrs.
Carl Seely and Leona and Mrs.
Mallie Hale motored to Yakima on
business Wednesday.
Harold Seely and Mr. and Mrs.
William Andrew were business call-
ers in Goldendale Wednesday.
Darrell Seely spent Monday eve-
ndng with John and Tom Pierce•
Mr. and Mrs. W• Vergin were
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Miller, Tuesday evening.
The snow is gradually leaving the
hillsides the last few days. I.t seemsi
the groundhog didn't see his shadowi
here• i
Friday nigh~, Feb. 9 the A~lder-I
dale h,igh school students present a
good three-act comedy, "WhereI
Grandma. T, he case is as follows:[
Grandma ........................... Dois Churchill i
Gretchen Blake .................. Doris Porter
Bob Blake ................................ Lyle Kuhn
Jack Worley ....................... Frank Allen
Lucy King .......................... Sylvia Pierce
A~line Truesdale .............. Leona Seely
Carol Worley ................. Lenora Grubb
Midnight (negro) ............ Jerry Porter
Dahlia ........................................ Dora Pierce
GOODNOE HILLS
HAS HEAVY RAIN
GOODNOE HILI~-- (Special to
T, he Sentinel)---Copious rains in the
Hills this week. One hundred fifty
tenths is the rain gauge record for
February to date.
Mrs. J. D. Fuhrman and Gus
Becks were called to Sundale on
Sunday on account of the serious
illness of Mrs. J. H. Becks.
Mrs. W. A. Imrie is suffering a
severe attack of arthritis at her
home in Alderwood Manor. Mrs.
Wilford Imrle is taking care of the
invalid.
Charles l~aggarley will leave for
San Diego on February 15, going by
way of Seattle. Charles ~has been ac-
cepted as a navy recruit for a six
year term.
Homer Morrison, superintendent
of Indian education in this ~tate,
was in the Hills recently in the in-
terests of the Rock Creek pupils.
While here Mr. Morrison conferred
~ith W. G. Doughty and others re-
garding the effort t~he government
is making to get t~he Indians on a
self-supporting basis.
Howard Watson is staying ~t the
Gus Becks home this winter.
E. E. Brashear is treating wheat
this week preparatory to spring
seeding.
I
'l~uek d~4v~ got your B41| of
Lading blanJm at TSto 8e~Jmol of-
• ce. All ready mad~ up hrte books
with ortb'tlsl, dml~leate, and tripli-
;ate. tt---
I
FINISH LUMBER OF ALL SIZES ..... in Pine and Fir
Exquisitely surfaced on our modem, high-speed planers
DRAINBOARD STOCK
J. NEILS
Klickitat - Washington
... ~--: .-,Y:
When you hitch onto the Case
Power Control disk harrow,
you're due for the thrill of
your farming life. Head your
tractor into the field, and don't
stop. Pull the trip rope, and
presto . . . the gangs move in.
to working position on their
own power. No stopping, no
backing . . . Juust the quick,
~mooth action of a power clutch
like that on a modern tractor
plow.
You hate to gouge that grass
strip yoh planted to prevent
erosion? You won't! Keep go.
ing 0 . . pull the rope again.. •
the gangs straighten out and
roll over the sod with scarcely
a scratch. Anotl,er trip of the
control and they're back at
work,
Whata' this? Wheels starting
to slip in a sudden soft spot?
Never mind, don't touch the
clutch or throttle . . . a quick
jerk on the handy rope and the
gangs go straight, float freely
over the soft stuff before your
tractor has lost its headway.
No miring, no tiring, no time
or temper lost.
• .At the end give a whirl to
the wheel and a touch to the
rope. You turn easier, quicker
because the disks are out of
action. Another twirl and touch
• . . here you come again, fttll
speed ahead. You leave the
headland level because there's
no need now to cut on the
turns.
Sure, it's the way to harrow
you,ve always dreamed of. See
your dream come true.., see
this modern power control hat.
row at Maurer Bros. See how
it is built to stand the speed
and the strains of modern tract-
or power. See how the disks
are shaped for speed, electric-
ally heat.treated to toughen
them against shocks and stones.
Notice the triple.flanged bear.
ing spools, built like a marine
thrust bearing, guarded against
grit and greased in a Jiffy by
pressure gun.
/
THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale
NEWS FROM HAPPY
HOME CHRONICLED
HAI~Y H~(Special to The
Sentinel)---Aug Niva and son were
business callers in Goldendale Tues-
day of last week.
Alvin Randall was a caller of Mr.
and Mrs. James Lefever and family
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Webster Ahola were
callers of Mr. and Mrs. Aug Niva
and family Friday.
Jennie I)ensley is visiting with
her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
James Lefever.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mattson and
family .were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Randall Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kayser were
business callers in The Dalles Satur-
da~hose" IHappy Home people who at-
tended a dance at Centervllle Satur-
day night were Mr. and Mrs. Web-
ster Ahola and daughter, Ronald
Niva and Alvin Randall, also Mr.
and Mrs. James Lefever.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tobin, of Klick-
itat, were weekend visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. Aug Niva and family, also
Mr. and Mrs. Levi ~iva in Center-
KLICKITAT WOMEN
HOLD GYM PRACTICE
By Mickey McCune
K/AC~I~D/~TAT- (ISpecial" to The
Sentinel)--Hi folks! We peeked out
of our dugout ~Priday and never saw
ing this year pay real dividends by
subscribing to The C-oldendale Sen-
tinel and reading John Kiernan's
article in the March American
Magazine.
LEG L
SUI~MONS BY PUBLICATION
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington, for Kllckitat County,
Freeman R. Grow and Emma Grow,
husband and wife, ;Plaintiffs.
VS.
Sarah E. Barnett, Clara Coffield,
John Wesley Golden, the unknowu
heirs of John J. Golden, Deceased;
the unknown heirs of Paul Cook-
man Golden, Deceased; also all
other persons known claiming any
right, title, interest, lien, or es-
tate in the real property described
in the complaint herein, Defend-
ants.
The State of Washington, to the
above named defendants.
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty (60) days from the
date of first publication of this sum-
mons, to-wit: within sixty (60) days
from ,February 8, 1940, and defend
the above entitled action in the Court
above named and serve a copy of
your answer on the plaintiffs or the
undersigned attorneys for plaintiffs
at their office hereinafter set forth
and in case of failure so to do, judg-
ment will be taken against you ac-
cording to the demands of the com-
plaint which has been filed with the
Clerk of the above named Court.
The object of said action is to
quiet title to the following described
property in the plaintiffs and to for-
ever bar and enjoin you from claim-i
ing any right, title, interest, lien, or~
estate in or to said real property[
adverse to plaintiffs. I
Said real property being described i
as follows: i
Beginning at a point South 89 de-
grees 21' East 166 feet distant from
Washington
Clerk of said Superior Court.
F. A. SMIq~-L Attorney for Estate,
Goldendale, Wash. F1-22t4~
SUMMONS BY PUBLIOATION
No. 6110
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington in and for the County
of Kllckitat.
Verda I. Vaughn, Plaintiff.
VS.
Thomas R. Vaughn, Defendant.
The State of Washington, to the
said Thomas R. Vaughn, Defend-
ant:
You are kereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty days after the date
of the first publication of this sum-!
mons, to-wit; within sixty days after l
the 25th day of January, 1940, and
defend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court, and answer
the complaint qf the plaintiff, and
serve a copy of your answer upon
the undersigned attorney at his of-
rice below stated; and in case of year
failure so to do, Judgment will be
rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint which
has been ~]led with the Clerk of said
Court.
That the cause of action herein is
an application for divorce upon the
ground of mental cruelty.
CLYDE W. ~, Jr., Attorney
for Plaintiff. O~lce and post office
address, Stevenson, Washington,
Skamania County, Washington.
Date of first publication January
2,5, 1940. J2'5-F29t6--
NOTICE TO CREDrlX)RS
In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Klickitat County.
Iu the matter of the estate of Andrew
C. Harding and Diantha Harding,
both deceased•
Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned has been appointed and
has qualified as executor of the es-
tate of Dlantha Harding, deceased,
and that all persons having claims
against said deceased are required
to serve the same on the executor at
his residence, Cresco, Iowa, or upon
McEwen & Brooks, attorneys of rec-
a single shadow so we decided it was
safe to do a bit of reconnoitering
and round up the latest in Klickitat
news for you.
The Bridge club met Wednesday
evening in the home of Mrs. Beryl
Robinson, the girls have been play-
ing a year now and we're in favor
of some one challenging them to a
tournament, just to keep their col-
lective ego down. Gertrude Vause
had high score for the evening.
George Washington Mable Mc-
Ewen was in something of a quan-
dry last week when her car skidded
on the ice, slid off the road and
the Northeast corner of Block 39, in ord for said estate, at Goldendale,
Golden's Central Addition to the Wash., and file with the clerk of the
Town of Goldendale, Washington, labors named Court, together with
according to the plat of said Addition proof of such service, within six
on record in the office of the County months after the date of the first
Auditor of Klickitat County, Wash-
ington, thence South 2 degrees 7'
West 100 feet, thence South 89 de-
grees 21' East 100 feet, thence
North 2 degrees 7' East 100 feet,
thence North 89 degrees 21' West
100 feet to the point of beginning;
situate, lying and being in the SEi
of the NE~ of Sec. 20, Twp. 4 N., R.
16 East, W. M.
McDWIEN & BrtOOI~S, Attorneys for
,Plaintiff. Office and P. O. Address,
Goldendale, Klickitat County,
Washington. F8M14t6---
ORDINANCE NO. 333
An Ordinance of the City of Golden.
publication of this notice, or the
same will be forever barred.
Date of first publication, February
I, 1940.
GEORGE ,F..HARDING, ~Executor of
the estate of Diantha Harding,
deceased.
McDWE.N & B~tOOKS, Attorneys for
estate. Postofftce address, Golden-
dale, Washington. l~1-22t4--
RESOIJUWION l~OR VACATION AND
ABANDONMENT OF OOUNTY
ROAD
V47H~I~AS: It appears to the
Board of County Commissioners of
Klickitat County, State of Washing-
Thursday, February 8,
-- For Sale-- Fo. SAI,E--Pekingese puppies,
months old, pedigreed. 214
B street• Call and see these
FOR SALE---Baled, alfalfa and tim- puppies.
othy hay; also bundled wheat hay.
Phone 314Z2. Wm. Niemela. 63
~ sa~'w~, 6 ho-~se horses, from 1300 to 1400 pore
motor, mounted on wagon, $60. age 3 to 9 years. Call D. G.
Nick Moliton, Lyle, Wash. 63 fever, 316X5.
FOR S~About seven tons o~
Easy electric washing math
baled alfalfa hay. Phone 3183. J. nearly new, A-1 condition. See
.L. Butts. It B. Fox, 201 Sentinel Street, Gc
endale.
truck, long wheelbase, factory
bed, 80 per cent rubber, 15,000 rolet, e~cellen,t ~ondl~on, g~
gross license. Will take small down rubber. Chet Enderby Rel~
payment and give terms. Write
Lester L. Jones, Gen. del., Golden- shop. 3~
dale. 63 'FOR SA_LE--~lne sows to pig~
~i of March; also 50 head fe~
shape; 36 Willis coupe, good con.- pigs. W. H. Walker, route
dition. Nickerson Motor Co. 53-- Goldendale, on Timothy
place.
FOR S~hopped alfalfa hay ~)~
and feed carrots, delivered. Write I~ere 2~tctors, oom~pletely
Paul Thompson, box 446, Toppen-
tsh. 43 haule~l, l~or ~rlcee and terms
...... ~ran~en & James, I#yle, Wash.
FOR ~o 400-egg, hot water -'-"-'~ W-~"~~"~~
incubators; two deisel oll burner
brooders, 500 capacity each. Vict-,
or Marlow, Klickitat, Wash. 43 WANTED -- Two Plymouth
Roosters of good breed. R,
north range 18, E. W.M. I Doughty, Sundale, Wash.
Aproved this 6th day of February, !
1940, :~
A. M. MAT~EN, 14 years experience, box 5
E,I.AVIi~R KAMHO, LZ, Goldendale, Wash. 5;
S. F. WNUK.
Board of County Commissioners,
Kllckitat County, State of Wash- s~u~pa~ f~r 1940 sea~n. See
ington. :write Sherm~ Atkins, route
Attest: JOHN A. MIILLER, box 9, Golden:~ale.
A8-15t2-- Clerk of Board.
sheep. Highest market ~rioes
ING HEAVY TRAFFIC ON for feeder pig~ M. M.
VARIOUS ROADS phone 316Y5. April
WH]~REAS: It appears to the WE WANT---Hogs, beef, lambs
Board of County Commissioners of veal, and feedbr pigs. Aleo
Klickitat County, State of Washing- We pay highest cash ma~-ket
ton, that due to the condition of cer- Go hiendale Meat Co. 50.t
tain roads it will be necessary to
limit the weight of loads over certain
roads.
T I4EP~Ei~O~E BE IT RESOLV~E~); IA)ST~Yellow gold Hamilton
that a Load Limit of 3 tons gross watch, chain wrist band.
weight on all vehicles, excepting pas- somewhere in Goldendale.
senger vehicles be placed on the fol- ous reward. Call The Sentinel
lowing roads:
Spring Creek Road from its inter- IK)~T----Three cows, branded E.
section with State Secondary High- on left hip, ear marked
way No. 8 D in N. E. ~ of N. E. ~ square crop, both ears. 1 roan,
of Section 25 to the end of said road white and 1 red with white
in S. W.~ of 'S. W.~ Section 23 Town- Ed Holter, Route 1, City.
ship 4 north range 10 E. W. M.
Goldendale-Klickitat Road from ---" For Rent-
Goldendale to Town of Klickitat.
crashed into a tree. It was either
chop off the car door, which was
dented anyway, or chop down the
tree. So with the help of Andy
Robert Taylor Anderson and tha~
happy Irishman Clarence Lindberg
they chopped down the tree. We
didn't see any cherries on it so may-
be it was ~ust a little fir sapling.
Ladies, do you have a hard time
getting the last word in your home?
So do we. If you'll Just come up to
the gym the first Thursday in every
month, bring your tennis shoes and
a lot of pep, we'll guarantee that you
won't care who gets the last word
for some time to come! What with
soft ball, basketball and kick volley
ball, well we're still limping around.
Miss Claire Hochfeld bid farewell
to our fair city Monday• She will be
married March 24 and her home v~ll
be in Butte, Montana• Miss "Margaret
Watt from North Dakota who has
been teaching in Wyoming will fill
Miss Hochfeld's professional shoes.
Bill Woods suffered several severe
bumps and bruises when his car col-
lided with a Coco Cola truck on a
curve between Blockhouse and Gold-
endale Saturday evening. Both cars
were badly damaged.
Dick McConkey, well known Klick-
itat sportsman, l~nvested in the latest
thing in fishing boots last week, but
when he bogged down in the middle
of the river the first time he wore
them it began to look as though he
wouldn't be needing them any more.
He really got dunked! Could we in-
terest you in a nice pair of pontoons,
Mr. McConkey ?
If hay were cheaper blrs. AI Henry
and Mrs. Della Monroe say they
would take a trip to Hawaii.
4]. ~. ,Neils was ill for several
days last week. Dan Bales is slowly
improving after a severe attack of
flu.
There was quite a shake-up in
Klickitat last week. When the smoke
cleared we discovered that Mr. and
Mrs. Rex Cooke had moved into the
recently vacated Johnny Olsen house
and that Mr. and Mrs. Oral Wise had
moved into the Cooke house.
Miss Fields, Miss Devers, Walter
Austin and Mr. Taw spent the week-
end in their respective homes.
Mrs. Doris Z~arsen, Joanna and
Peter left Wednesday evening for
Cass Lake, Minnesota, where they
will rejoin their family after an ab-
sence of several years. They will all
be greatly missed by their many
friends in Klickitat.
Air. and Mrs. Nels Linde and Mr.
and Mrs. 'Dee Hubbard skidded to
Portland for the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim DeVaney spent
several days of last week at the
Linde home. ~tr. DeVaney did some
electrical work at the Gas Ice plant.
Doctor OEievsky told a good
friend of a good friend of ours that
Mrs. Lammers is vacationing in
Mexico with her mother and sister.
Boy! are we green eyed!
So long folks until next week and
we hope you'll start right out mak-
dale, Washington, Fixing the]ton that a certain portion of the Bloodgood Road from Bloodgood
Amount of Bond of the City Clerk ]Wh'ite Salmon-Husum Road is now Creek bridge in N. E.~ of N• W.~ of
and City Attorney, and Repealinglconsidered useless since the recent ,Section 8 Township 4 north range 16!
all Ordinances or Parts of Ordin-]construction of State Secondary Road E. to Pine Forest School House in
ances in Conflict Therewith. !No. 8 D. eliminating the necessity the center of Section 25, Township 5;
The City Council of the City of/of the f(~llowing described portion north range 15 E. W. M.
Goldendale, Washington, do Ordain lof old road: Approved this 2nd day of Febru-
as follows: - ~ Beginning at its intersection near ary, 1940.
Section 1. The City Clerk shall[the S. W. corner of Tax Lot 12 in the A.M. MATSEN,
before entering upon the duties oft sw~ of NE~ of Section 36; thence in ELMiER KAM~HOLZ,
his office execute a bond to the CitY]a northeasterly direction to the in- S.F. WNUK,
of Goldendale, Washington, in the~tersection of the Miller-Bradley roadBoard of County Commissioners
sum of $500.00 and conditioned upon ~near the N. E. corner of said S. W.¼ Klickitat County, State of Wash.
the faithful perforlnanceof his of the N. E. ~ of Section 36 all in Attest: JOHN A. MILLER,
duties, township 4 north range 10 East W. 62-- Clerk of Board.
Section 2. The City Attorney shall
before entering upon the duties of
his office execute a bond to the City
of Goldendale, Washington, in the
sun, of $1,000.~0 and conditioned up-
on the faithful performance of his
duties.
Section 3. All Ordinances and
parts of Ordinances in conflict here-
with are hereby repealed.
Section 4. This Ordinance shall be
in full force and effect from and after
its passage by the Council, approval
by the Mayor, and publishing in the
manner required by law.
Passed first and second reading,
January 15, 1940.
Passed third reading and final pas-
M., a distance of approximately 1000
feet. CALL FOR BIDS
BE I.T RDSOL~E,D; that the Board
of County Commissioners hereby de- Sealed bids will be received at the
clare their intention to vacate and i office of the County Auditor of Klick-
abandon said portion of the White itat County, Goldendale, Washington,
Salmon-Husum Road and set March until 10:00 a. m. March 1, 1940 and
1, 1940, at the hour of 10:00 a. m. then publicly opened and read for
at Courthouse, Commissioners' room, the puchase of one (1) new Heavy
C-oldendale, Washington, as the date Duty Diesel Powered Motor Grader
and place fixed for hearing the re- or one (1) new Heavy Duty Diesel
port of Engineer and consider any Powered Motor Grader and Loader.
other evidence for or objection ,Specifications on file at the office
against such vacation and abandon- of the County Road Engineer, Gold-
ment.
Dated this 2nd day of February,
1940.
A. M. MAq~SE~,
sage, February 5, 1940.
,Approved the within
this 5th day of February,
B*~I~T H. KI~OX, Mayor.
Attest: H.W. MORT,
A8-15t2-- City Clerk.
Ordinance DIAVI ER K,A~M~OLZ,
S. F. WI~U,K,
1940. Board of County Commissioners
Klickttat County, State of Wash.
Attest: JO~IN A. M~H~ER,
62-- Clerk of Board.
Notice of Hearing Final Account and
Report and Petition for
Distribution
No: P. 2073
In the Superior Court of the State o~
Wa~hin@~o~n for Klickitat County.
In Pr~b~t e
In the nm:t~,c~of ~he estate of Maggie
J. W~ng, Docoased.
N'~fI~OE is here%y given ~hat
Marion E. Wing, the execu~tor o~ t~he
estate @f Maggie J. Wing, deceased,
.hes rendered and preseni~l ~k~r set-
tlement to, en~ filed ~lth the clerk
of the St~perior CoUrt of solid county
Rnd st~e hds~ fine~ accoun~ an~ reelmrt
and peti¢ion ~or d~tribut~o~n as such
exeou~or; an