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THE GOLDENDALE SENTINEL--Goldendale Washington Page Six Thursday, November 28, 194q NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY pROPERTY owing to the accident fund of the l Mrs. P. J. Troh were ,pleased with J" State of Washington and further, to] the -rriv-1 of "heir da'--hter an-~ ........... foreclose a certain iien in favor of]~ a t u~ u ! A ~'~l. d • • STATE OF WASHINC/PON, County or ~ncmtat, ss. the State of Washington against/son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chayi ~ ~ • Notice is Hereby Given, That in accordance with an order heretofore certain personal property me.ntioned/Johnson and son ,Mike of Selah, Wn I • II ~ N , ann uescrleea In plalUtlII'S lien no- . : entered on the 1st day of Nevemb.er, 1940, by the Board of County C~m- t|~o~ ~ n,t 4,~ nl,a~,H~'~ .... I~,~ } Mr. and Mrs. Ward Holloway enter- :• • missioners of the County of Klickltat, State of Washington, directing the w~a]ch-~.~ "" ~-'~-7~-;'^:^:~'2:1::--~- ,.in^~~ . c'- f" q ........ ~^~" Y- ! ~ • J • ~ [ • 1 of Klickitat for delinquent taxes under tax foreclosure suit and se2e, I, sek~onp 76~nt;:m~hetPr°:isi~n~se°~ colt, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs• Living- Statutes of the State of Washington. ston en3oyed hawng their daughters BUY, SELL OR RENT THROUGH THE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS . .. QUICK RESULTS . . • the undersigned County Treasurer of said County, will, on the 29.th day of November, 1940, commencing at the hour of 9 o'clock A. M., and con- tinuing until the hour of 4 o'clock P.M. of said day, unless the property hereinafter described shall sooner be sold, at the front door of ~he County Court House, in Goldendale in said county and state, sell to the highest and best bidder for cash the following described real property, situated in said county, and described as follows to-wit: Min. DIJSCRI~PTION--- Lot Blk. Price First Addition to Lyle ................. 24 18 500.00 . Min. Sec. Tp. Rge. Acres Price NESEi ., .............. ..............11 6 22 40. 20.00 NE~ fracl .......................... 2 4 23 159.6480.00 SHEWS; SbSE$ ...................... 2 4 23 160. 80.00 NESE,~ ........ , .................. ... 14 5 23 40. 20.00 S~SE~ ................. • ........... 14 5 23 40. 20.00 NE~t; NINW~ ..... '..i .......23 5 23 240. 120.00 S]~NW/~ ...... ~:::.:.-.::..: ......... 23 5 2~ 80. 40.00 SWSE$ .............. 24 5 23 40. 20.00 ::::.:::::::...:::.: ......... 26 5 23 80. 4 .00 TERMS: Under $50.00, cash. $50.00 or more, 20% down and the ~la2ce in ten annual installments with interest at 6% on the unpaid hal- AND NOTICE IS H~I~EBY FURTI~ER CrIVEN, That if necessary I will adjourn said sale to the same hours from day to day by announcement meAe at ,the time and place of said sale, or at the time and place to wmcn said sale may be adjourned. Dated at ~Goldendale, Washington, this 4th day of November, 1940. JOE. BOYD, Nov. 7-28-4t--- County Treasurer of Kllckltat County, Washington. ,r~j~z~.~ ~,~g~,~.~ of and continuing westerly along .said ~northerly side of the highway to a ---'------- .~ poin~t near the center of Section 23, "~ F ALE I/ REAL NOTICE O S O said township and range; thence ESTATE crossing said S. S. H. No. 8-D to the SMI'I~H TPoOY, Attorney General; Phoebe and Phyllis homd with them BROWDER BRO, WN, Assistant At- from Ellensburg for the holidays as torney General, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Temple of Justice, Olym-did also the parents of the other pin, Washington. N21-D26-6t-- students who were able to return• ORDER .CALLING ELE(Yl~ION Those others attending higher in- . ~. --~----' . .. . stitutions are: Lillian Gregory Jean ~n ~ne matter of the emcuon or ............. '.. Public Utility District No. 1 of Klick- herman, riarma weHennrocK, .-tay- itat county, Washington. mend Ward, and Charlotte Wilson V~HERIELA~, it appears that the of Camn Draper Board of °Commissioners of Public ~.. ~ , " Utility District No. 1 of Klickit~t Tne teacners left early Wednes- county have heretofore filed with this day afternoon for their homes Mr board their certificate stating that Sanders to Edmonds M-~ x~r,~.~ ~ the office of Public Utility District ............. Commissioner in Commissiner Dis- Portland, and Miss Griffin to Ray- rict No• 2 is to be filled at a general mend One victory and one defeat election to be held in Klickitat coun- were "hi ......... i ty, on December 7, 1940, and whereas -ought nome ~rom r~l~ckitat ] It appears that the first Saturday in Tuesday by the grade school basket- December is the time set for saidball teams wh~ ~e-- ¢ho-~ ~ .... election by the la%,s relating thereto. .. ' ~ "'~:~ "-~'~ .... ": NOW TH~RE4~ORE it is hereby afternoon game. The lop pounu ordered I)y' the* election board of team lost to their Klickitat oppo- Klickitat county, .that an election be nents 1 t 12 whi .... o,.o 0 le the regul held in Klickitat county on Saturday, "~'~ December 7, for the purpose of select- won 29 to 3. A *high sch~ool game ing a commissioner for commissioner was ulayed here Friday niuht with district No. 2, Public Utility District ~ / . ~.. ~ . ~ne town team The rlrst regutar No. 1 of Klickit~t county, and that. notice of the time and place of elec-~schedule game for the high school ~ion be. posted and published accord-~players is listed for Nov 29 on the g t law. • " Done this 25th day of November,|Glenwo°d floor with Tr, out Lake. 1940. | Mr. and Mrs. Wm Markgraf jr., County Election Board of Klickitat are ..... " -- - '" - . the parents or a hey corn last COUnl~~tv. A. M. Matsen, Tuesday in White Salmon on the Chairman Board of County Commis- birthday of his brother two years sloners. SMALL COST. All ads listed for this column must reach our office before Tuesday evening fol- lowing date of publication: RATES: Minimum charge of 25c per insertion; three insertions for the price of two. 5c per line, count five words to the line. All ads cash, unless you have a regular charge account at this office. Turn those unused article into cash.., sell them with a classified. i lZOR SAI~E---~Walnuts, 12c lb., phone ted Polo~nd male hegs, purebred. Will trade for wheat oats, barley or wh, at have you.* John Katdera, .Goldendale.~t_. FOR SAIzF_r~Dalry cows and heifers. Jerseys, HoIsteins and Brown Swiss• Iva Hill, 3 miles west and one mile south of Centerville, Washington. 473 back to Camas Sunday, returning home ,Monday r~oon. Alvin John, Mr. and Mrs. L• E. John and Mrs. R. N. RoberWon were in Goldendale Sunday evening. Mrs. Dora Wilson spent several days the last of the week in Port- land visiting her daughter and hus- band. Mr. and Mrs. l!~arl Tonseth. The "Bonseths have been living in San Francisco the past year and are FOR SALE~Feeder and weaner I ])'OR TRADE---Turkeys for weane~r pigs, varying sizes. Write HowardI pigs. Phone 3104. It BTatton, Wahkiacus, Wash. 473 In fair condition Tires invery ~, l~ ..... • . • th goes cona~uon, t nqmre at The l Sentinel office, tf[ ~ __ , FOR RENT---~urnished rooms. Wi~ ]~'OR SALE--1936 Dodge coupe, good I or without lmard. Steam heat. In- condition, practically new tires, Iquire Herman C. Roloff. 463~" heater. $ 395 See Goldendale .~ -'-'7, Machine Works 473 I,'OR RENT---Furnished apartment. -------------~ Near high school. Mrs. G. 1~_ b'OR S.~LE~180 ewes 1 year old andl Roush. up. Start lambing ~February 20. All] FOR RENT OR SALE-~even room " in good condition $7 50 per head ........ t R l r~,,.~o ~rH'.~,~, An:~ [ nouse AlSO moaern c~)lns for reu • I ,Phone 1605 or see L. E. Layma , 307 E Court St 463--~ ]b'OR SALE--Model T. Roadster ln l " " ---- good condition. Will sell very rea-t I%~|~'~i t ~l~IT~. #'%1~ sonable. Inquire of Archie Rad-] |V|]h.~,~aLd~A~J~r, aU~,h,~ cliffe at The Sentinel. tfl ~ ~ / ~1 II ]~ good u nning car, $20• West 11 A Street STEADY WORKED PAY-- LIABLE MAN WANTED----to WANTED--Fat h~gs0 cattle, and on farmers in E ~rH~kitat sheep. Highest n~arket prices paid Nn ~n~r~,~,~ n'~ o~ni~ r~'~ for feeder pigs.M. M. Hector ~rri~e'~r~-in~man~-~'~~ ~ phone 316Y5. April 1940 St, O~kl~ad Cal'i'f "~" ...... southerly side thereof and continu- No. 2160 In the Superior C~urt of tl~e State of Washington, for Klickitat County. Ia the met'for of the joint estates of J. T. Chandler and Rebecca J. Chandler, husband and wife, both deceased. Notice is hereby given that in ac- cordance with an order of the above eutitled court, made and entered herein on the 13~th day of November, 1940, George L. Chandler, adminis- trator of the above named joint es- tates, wiIl offer for sale at public auc- tion at the front door of the county courthouse i~l G olde~dale, Kliekitat County, Washington, on Saturday the 7th day of December, 1940, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the fore- noon, the following described real estate situated in Klickitat County, Washington, to-wit: A one half undivided interest in~ the following tract of land: Commencing aJt the Southeast corner of section 3, township 5, north range 12 E. W. M., running thence lng in a westerly direction along the southerly side of said highway to a point in the NE~ of NE~ of Section ~, Township 6 North, Range 10 E. • M•, said point being 1100 feet SOuth and 25 feet west of the north- east corner of Section 22, said town- ship and range; thence crossing said S. S. H. No. 8-D to the northerly side thereof and continuing in a westerly direction along the norther- ly side of t~he highway to a point in the NW~ of NE~ .of Section 22, Town- ship 6 North, Range 10 E. W. M., said point being approximately 2300 feet west and 200 feet sou,th of the north- east corner of said Section 22; thence e~ossing said S. S. H. No. 8-D to the southerly side thereof and continuing in a westerly direction along said sou,therly side to a point on the ap- proximwte north and south center line of Section 22, said township and range, said point being approxin~te- ly 140 feet south of the north quar.t- er section corner of said Section 22; thence crossing said S. S, H. No. 8-D west 40 rods, thence north 160 rods, to the nor,therly side thereof and con- thence east 40 rods, thence south tinuing in a general westerly and 160 ro, ds to the place of beginning, southwesterly direction along the Tha~ said property will be sold to northerly and northwesterly side of the highest and best bidder for cash ~ said ~highway to'the west line of Sec- in hand' , ,the administre~tor reserving .,,tlon 21, Township 6 North, Ran~,e~ 10 the right to reject any or all bids, and]E. W. M•, neex the southwest corner the sale to be subject to confirma-of said Section 21. lion by the court. ] AAso crossing ~aid S. S. H. No. 8-D Dated at Goldendale, Washington, , at a poin,t on the ap0rexima¢e east this 13th day of November, 1940. and west center line of Section 36, GEOf~CrE L. C~tLA~DLER, Adminis-tTownship 6 North, Range 10 E. W, ~rator t M. • ~ " nt i'~OW TH]~RI~I~ORE NOTICE IS ('. W. RAMSEY, Attorney for 3oi ~-~u~'v ,~r~x~ ' ' ~ 4 ~.~ ~r~'v~ estates Nov 14-O t _ . ~uv z~-a-~--- Tha~ a hearing will be held on said ~-'N~ CREDI~OI~ /application by the Acting Director of __ t H~ghw~ys of t'he State of Washing- No P 2161 ~ton at his office in the Transportation r,, ~,~ ~,,~,~,,,'f~,~,rt ,~f *h~ ~tate ell Building, Olympia, Washington, on xxr~,~=~,,~ e,~, ~rH,qr~t t~.n ntv . bhe 10'th day of December 1940, at In the matter of the Joint Estates of~ iv o cmcg A. ~a• William Coats and Nancy Aurell~t Dated at Olympia, Washington, Coats, Both Deceased. this 22nd day of October, 1940• NOTI.C,E IS HIi~RE~Y (~IVEN, that O.B. DIN~S(MORE, Assistant Direct- the undersigned has been appointed or of Highv~ays. N14-28t3-- and has qualified as Executrix of the estate of William Go.to and as Ad-, NOTICE OI~~ WATER RIGHT ministratrix with will annexed of the APPLICATION NO. 5294 estate of Nancy Aurelia Coats, both deceased, and that all persons having State of Washin,gton, Office of Su- claims ~gainst said deceased are re- pervisor of Hydraulics, Olympia. quired to serve the same on the TO W~IOM IT MAY CON(~E~N: Executrix and Administratrix wi~h] Notice is hereby given theft Ray- will annexed at her residence, Trout mend W. Ferguson, of Cliffs, State By John A. Miller, County Auditor. By Edgar H. Canfield, lt--- Prosecuting Attorney. I GLENWOOi)-GR-/kNGERS TO PRESENT COMEDY Laura Parrott Glenwood, Nov. 25 (Special) To everyone who has wondered at some time which comes first, the hen or the egg, their curiosity is to be re- lieved Saturday night, Nov. 30 at the Grange hall when members of Glenw, ood Grange No. 94 will pre- sent a forty minute play by that name, which is to be followed by an eventng of dancing including a potluck supper. An admission of 10 and 25 cents is to be charged for the play. Your patronage is solicit- ed. The wiring oommittee of Grange members has gone into action and the hall will be ready for the arrival 'of Bonneville power• Engineer Lee i and crews were working in toWn~ during the week for all the streets are staked. Roy Feller has ~been add- ed to the list of P.U.D. emptoyees, contacting houses for meter loca- tion This Wednesday evening there was held at the school house a meet- ing of persons interested in com- e, unity play presentati~on. Several persons talked of the formation of a group of local players last winter, \and an effort to perfect such an or- ganization is in effect now• Y~or a community as isolated as this dur- ing the winter months the logical thing is to get together and produce our own recreation. What better form of expression could this take than putting on several plays• There is talent aplenty to be brought out, Lake. Washington, or upon McEwen of Washington, untler date of Pete- what is needed is leadership. So)r- & Brooks, attorneys of record for!her 30, 194'0, filed with the State oral organizations individually pro- said estate, at Goldendale, Washing- Supervisor of Hyeing named .~s master of the local organization for the coming term. Other new names appearing in important posts are: August Dapkus, lecturer, and Osmar Ladiges. fire insurance con- tact agent. There will be an affair open to the public at Grange Satur- day, November 30. Three county trucks which have been hauling from 30 to 40 yards of gravel daily on the upper part of the Klickitat grade, have ~been fitted With showplow attachments prepar- atory to au expected need. S. S. S,rface is building 90 feet of shed onto his barn to provide dairy cows with day time shelter• Milk production in this valley has fallen o'ff one third, according to Oscaa- Brannin, miH~ truck driver f, or Arden Farms, Inc., Portland firm who daily buy~ 3ver a ton of milk in this valley. WISHRAM PEOPLE TAKE THANKSGIVING TRIPS Mrs. R. N. Robertson WISHR, AIM--- (Special) M~. J. I. Mills spent several days in Van- ~ouver last week. Pat Murphy had the misfortune a week ago Tuesday to cu,t his knee with an axe. Francis Murphy and Mrs. Bert Murphy took him to port- land Wednesday morning for medi- cal attention. Pat is home-now and getting around on crutches. Mrs. .t/erbert Jensen and Mrs. Chris Terhune were in Goldendale on business the Wednesday before Thanksgiving. Mrs. R. C. Chittester and children and Mrs. O. E. John shopped in Goldendale Tuesday a week ago. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. John received a pleasant surprise Thursday eve- ning when Carl Hawkins of Ska- mania, brought his brother Georgie into town for a visit. Georgie is serving his last year in the Navy of a three year term. ~M~s. John and daughter Ireta, returned to Ska- mania with her two brothers to visit over the weekend. Georgie left for gan Francisco Wednesday evening before Thanksgiving• His many friends in Wishram were very glad to see him. Francis Murphy spent Thursday evening in Chehalis with Valoris Clark and Bessie Brainard. Mr. and Mrs. J~ohn Wantulok, of The Dal~le~, and Mrs. Arthur Stevens of Spray, Oregon, spent Sunday af- ternoon and evening at the Tim De- laney home. The three women are sisters. Loren Delaney returned to The Dalles with them to visit a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jensen en- tertained corn,puny from iW)r~land be- fore Thanksgiving anl Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Terhune spent Thanksgiving at the Jensen l~ome. Mrs. Win. Harp spent from Tues- day to Thursday in Camas with her daughter and family, Mrs. Elwin Coop. lackie Coop returned home with Mrs. Harp and she took him back residing in Portland now. WE WANT~Hogs, beef, lambs an~t CARD OF THANKS---We wish to ac- veal, and feeder pigs. Also hides, knowledge our sincere a'porecira; The Pollyanna Sewing Club sur- We pay highest cash market prices. ~rised Mrs. Irene ~mith with a Gcddendale Meat Co. 50tf-- tion to our friends and neighbor. for their many kind expressions o~ shower Friday evening. Cards were sympathy extended us during our recent bereavement over the deatt~ played after which a delicious lunch FOR TRADE family. It-~ was served by Mrs. Bessie Lyon and of our mother. -- rPhe Wilkin~ Miss Bertha Rayburn. Mrs. Smith received many lovely gifts. ThoseI~'OR SALE OR TI-L~I)E--~For a good ~EE! If excess acid pauses Y-~ sow or calf, one good two-year-old pains of Stomach Ulcers, In( ge~ present were the two hostesses and Hampshire boar. Byrd J. Cl~rk, tion, Heartburn, Belching, I oat- the guest of hen,or, also Mrs. Alyce Dallesport, Wash• it ing, Nausea, Gas Pains get fr_¢.8 Sample, Udga, at AI_J.A SON'~ Johnson and daughter Donna, ~Vlrs. ~71-i~~1-~ ~n. ~ PHARIMACY I~, Margaret Chittester, Mrs. Doris Moothart, Mt~s. Mac John, Mrs. Fay Brehm and son, Mrs. Rose Huskey, Mrs. Verniece Leachman and Mrs. ~ Doris Ro4)ert~on. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fenton and son Wallace were out of town over the weekend. IMr. and Mrs. Hilmer Erickson spent the weekend out of town. Mrs. M~#e John, Mrs. Margaret Chittester and Mrs. ~oris Robertson entertained a number of tables of pinochle Monday evening in honor of Lester John. High women's prize was won by Mrs. Robertson, low by~ Mrs. Jean Lantry. I4i,gh men's prize~ went be Dale Mona:han and low to Jim Huskey. Lester John was pre- sented with a zipper bag from the guests.. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moothart, Mr. and Mrs. James I~uskey, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Monahan, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Lantry, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Brehm, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chittester, Mr. and ~rs. Ran Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. Lester John. A lovely lunch was served early in the eve- ning. We were sorry Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ray~ourn were unable to at- tend because .of the illness of their son B~bby. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stolte were also unable to attend. Mrs. Tim Delafiey, Mrs. James Delaney and Jimmie Delaney drove to Portland Tuesday. Many 6pent Thanksgiving out of town. Mrs. Lloyd Wolfe and (Mrs. Mit- chell were in The Dalles Tuesday. Deere Tractor plow. Will trade for 3-bottom 14 in. plow. Inqhlre at The Sen,tinel. 463 J KLICKITAT KAREFUL EHS. Phone 102. Suits made orclor--Royal T~flors an~t City Woolen Mill lines. prices. West of l~ord GareKe, endale. Royal and Underwood Portable typewriters. Small down paymen¢, balance in small monthly paymenL FOR SALE OR TRADE---Registered Berkshire boar, $20.00. Edward Abeling, Goldendale. 463~ I~OR SALE OR TRADE---~Oomin~ 3- year-old oolt.~t W. J. Davis, 6 m~lles nm'th of town on old D. M. Rogers place. 463 FINISH LUMBER OF ALL SIZES ..... in Pine and Fir J Exquisitely surfaced our modern, high-speed planers DRAINBOARD STOCK J. NEILS 'COMPANY Klickitat. Washington C. H. KNOSHER REAL ESTATE Phone 162 Goldendale C. E. CRO KS REAL I~TATE. INSURANCE State Bank Bldg. Phone PHILLIPS FUNERAL • HOME Phome 1502- 1503 Goidendale . WashingtO Meets Every First and Third Monday Each Month Legion Hall, Goldendale ~ HERMAN C. ROLOFF I4V AU(7110 Used Furniture and Farm Maclz~ inery Bought, Sold and ~xchangea Goldendale, Washington GOLDENDALE LODGE F. & A, M. NO. 31 • r Stated Communications Eve Y First and Third Thursday C. H. /~IO~IER, Secretary FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES AERIE NO. 211~ Meets every rpuemtay at 8:00 j, m. All Visiting Eagles Welcome ~. ALIMUS LODGE No. 15. I. O.O.F. Oddfellows Meet flecond and Fourth Tuesday Night _a RebekahIz)dge Meets First Tm Tuesday Nlgh Louis eosT NO. AMI RICAN LEGION Mrs. R. N. l~bertsen and chil- dren, Mrs. R. C. Chittester and chil- dren and Mrs. 0. E. John shopped Office phone 722 Res. 342 in The Dalles Tuesday. Goldendale, Washington Mr. and Mrs. George Coffield, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coffield and Mr. and ~~ ~i.lt~ Mrs. Ray Olson were in Goldendale ATTORNEYS.AT-LAW Sunday evening. One Door North of Postoffice Mr. and (Mrs, ~lisha Davis were Goldendale, Washingto~ shopping in G0idendale one day lastJ.R. McEWEN Z.O. BROOKS week. . Maxine Welter, of 4~oldendale, C.O. GAR~IRE visited at the J. A. Abney home ATTORNEY.AT.LAW Sunday. Brooks Bldg. Office phone 872 Mr. and Mrs. George Schaer vis- GoMen~ale. Washington ited in Hood River and Portland Sunday and Monday. • Ralph Delaney, Mrs. Tim Delaney ATtORNEYS=AT.LAW and son Loren and ~Nola Delaney were The Dalles Friday. • Darch Building Everybody remeraber the bazaar Goldendale, Washington and food sale sponSOred by the Mothers' clu~b to be held this Sat- urday, Nov. 20. at the F. G. Bunn ATTORNEY.AT-LAW store. Try to get your Christmas One Door North of Postoffiee presents at that time. Goldendale, Washington Mrs. Roberta Warford entertained ?~. ~, Pinochle club Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wood and ..Mr. A~PI`ORNEY.AT-LAW and Mrs. Paul ~illiams and boys " Darch Building spent, Thanksgiving with Mrs. Goldendale, Washington Wood s parents at Hood River. D Mrs. Wood and her 4-H boys en- ATTORNEY.AT~LAW tertalned the .boy's mother~ at 10 Brooks Building o'clock breakfast Saturday morning. Goldendale, Washingten The boys cooked and served the entire meal which was ceanpesed of MARYHILL FERRY stewed prunes, h~t cakes and syrup, Connecting Link for U. S. 97 and sausage and eo'ffee. Mothers present Columbia River Highway were Mrs. Roue, Mrs. Warford, Mrs. NEW LOW TRUCK RATES McCullock, Mrs. Goldey, Mrs. Wil- liams and Mrs. Garrett. Boys pros- DEAN GILLENWAT][~[~S ent were Jimmy Tallman, Joe Rouse, PLUMBING and BUIIA}ING Eddie Warlord, Paul McCullock, MATERIAI~ Arthur Goldey, Dan Williams and General Contractor Phone 692 Ray Egaslflra. INSURANC~ DEPAR~EN~ Goldondale0 Washington, phone 7~ Office in Pioneer State Bank PIONEER STATE BANK DR. MILTON R. DAVIES DENTIST Home Phone 1464 Office 1172 Goldendale, Washington DR. WILLIAM H. WEST DENTIST Goldendale, Washington