Moro bulletin., July 24, 1902, Image 3

T he Mono B ulletin .
John Pcltassen of Kent paid this
(' Abv» rider of Scio registered
oflice a pleasant v is it on iu< s la y nt tlie t it) H otel on Monday.
JULY »4. i . / ji
" ' • f " «»»rry to learn Mrs Cole
THURSDAY
Dr. Logan went to Tbs Dulles on
man has been sick for the past few S aturday, on a v is it to his folks.
days.
IN A N D A H U U N t ) T O W N .
Mrs. G rant Kellogg joined her
Mr. and Kira M r tub are gone to
.Miss L illia n K tsnicy left on yes­ husband in town yesterday Iroto
housekeeping in the Peoples b u ild ­ terday’s tra in to v is it friends in the Valley.
ing.
The Dulles.
Several harvest hands came in
W A. W a llis is again h a n d lin g
Dr. Goffin had a fine new cab*
groceries
Watch for his ad in our ¡net for office work p u t up this
n o t issue.
week by C. I. Dakin.
\V. II. Moor* r<*turn<'d from a
Pat McDonald of M onkland wen,
Ir ip Io Portland and Southern O r­ to Vancouver on Kunday to help
egon Sunday.
make arrangements for Jim H and’s
on thu tra in s yesterday and today.
They were hired before they left
the c a n .
Charles W. M orris, a friend of
tin- Fit z in an rices from Fossil, whs
in town some days this week, sell­
ing pictures.
C lim b in g anow clad m ountain funeral.
|x *k a ia nuw lb«» order for partiaa
Miss M y rtle IleMoss sitd Miss
Self-sealing Vacuum F ru it Jars,
ta kin g an outing,
Edna S lra h l left town on Monday t»cet can in the m arket today, at
Gives u n i­
Ix o n Moore has the iw'lt at prea* to take positions as captain and Moro Im plem ent Co.
versal satisfaction.
m l for capturing tro u t. Me caught first mate of S hull's cook wagon.
200 out st Hock Hollow one after*
Mies Georgia Young, who has
Mrs. Karn M cD onald died on
noon last week.
been v is itin g friends nt Heppner Friday last nt the Good Sam aritan
Louie Schadrwits, wife and baby for the past m onth, pawed up the H ospital in P ortland, mid was b u r­
were over front K e .il on Tuesday. line Tuesday, on her way home to ied nt Hood R ive r on Sunday.
Mr. Hchadewiti rrp >rta eropi an Rlianiko.
Mrs. Idin Henderson, who has
fa ir in In« section,
John Fredherg was in town from liought out M ira Sells’ m illin e ry
M eydt »V C j , of M o ro have o il
hand a large stock of double and
single harness, and also a ll kinds
of heavy work barneoa.
M. Fitzm aurice was out most of
lsst week p ilo tin g the feative fire
insurance man from ranch to ranch
w ritin g (Niliciae on the grain crop.
his ranch on Wednesday looking stock, wishes to in fo rm tlie public
for harvest hands. John is one of th a t she w ill sell her stock of hats
the most successful wheat raisers from now on at cost.
in tlie Cray neighlsirhood.
A marriage license was issued to
Mrs H a rry Lanphaar’s m other L. D. Pettys of K ent and Mrs.
and brother arrived in town from Ituhy F a irc h ild of Grass V alley on
Blanchard,
Iowa, on Tuesday, Tuesday last. In a ll p ro b a b ility
fb s y w ill v is it w ith M r. and Mrs they have become man and wife
ere this.
The B u lle tin extends
I.anphcar foi mine weeks.
congratulations.
W. J. M a rtin has resigned hie
W. (). Hadley and fa m ily left for
C ollins Landing on Sunday, to take
W. E. S hull commenced opera­
a course of the baths. J. M. Parry position at the water works, which
w ill have charge of the store u n til has been taken by W. E. Gets, who tions w ith his headers, separator
w ill probably ru n s pum p in con­ and engine on W in . Norcross’
their return.
wheat yesterday.
M r. S hull lias
Several young school graduate» nection w ith his flour m ill.
A g'Xhi, honest westerly wind 2<XN) acres of g rain contracted for
arrived from the V alley on S a tu r­
day. They intend to help harvest, was very welcome on Monday, after to harvest, and w ill have a erew of
The 30 men at work for GO or 80 days.
give the b rain a rest and develop three u n u su a lly bot days.
their muscle.
I.eon Moors and O rv ille S m ith
went out to the Henderson ranch
on Monday to set up a header.
They took
Itobhis Fi U m .turire
along to drive the team.
Mrs. A. S. Johnson returned on
Tuesday's tra in from a three w«-eks'
v is it to friends and relatives at
M > um nnlh; and now Ihxr's face
has nssumsd its n a tu ra l pleasing
expression.
It w ill repay the weary business
man for his c lim b to the co u rt­
house to see the choice assortment
of flowers and c »stly exotic» cosx< d
in to existence by Jack Frost and
Rev. K. C. E lder held services in II. S. McDanel, the genial staff in
the grandstand on the h a ll ground the c le rk’s office,during th e ir leisure
on Sunday evening.
A fter a hot moments.
J. M. McClane, state veterinary
day a large congregation assembled
to worship in the open s ir. To use surgeon, was in town on Tuesday
the stand for such a laudable p u r­ to inspect a horse of T. R. M cG in­
pose was a happy thought, and it nis and one of Angus K u k s 'th o u g h t
M r. McClane
is to l»e hop's! the custom w ill c.>n- to have glanders.
said it was n othing of the sort, and
tioue.
The H a rris boys say they caught gave directions fo r the proper
a curious fish io the Deschutes this treatm ent of the anim als.
thermometer on Saturday regis­
tered over 100 in the shade. It
was the first hot spell, after a
couple of months of rem arkably
c h illy weather.
Green Heoggin, an old friend
from the Foss.I co u n try, was in
town last week, selling wire fence
for uti Eastern company.
Green
at ono tim e w.is the star bronco week. I t was sha|>ed exactly like
a beei Ixittle w ith the neck broken
buster of G illia m county.
off.
Inside was a p air of gold-
W in. Hoggsrd has s<»ld out his
rim m ed, legal-looking eyeglasses
interests in the Blue Barn to Fred
Parties wishing these glasses re-
Meader. B ill did very well in the
turned can call at this office and
live ry business, and although he
pay for this notice.
had a monopoly of the trade he a l­
Preaching services w ill l»e held
ways treated everybody rig h t.
in the Presbyterian church Sunday
Parties wanting tim ber claims
m orning at 11 o'clock.
Evening
w ill do well to w rito or see M. F itz ­
services in the grandstand on the
maurice, Moro, Or.
He h rs some
h a ll ground at 8 o'clock.
AU are
yellow pine, 2 | m illio n feet to the
c o rd ia lly in v ite d .
The open-air
i section, 3 miles from a driveable
services in the grandstand on hist
stream. New railroad in course of
Sunday evening were well attended
construction. A p p ly at once.
and excellent order prevailed.
The Moro nine had another
The exodus of our business men
streak of hard luck on Wednesday
last, losing tlie ball game at Gol- lo r cooler regions has begun in ear
Steve Hayes and fa m ily ,
dendale, the score lu in g 5 to <’> in neat.
favor of the home team.
In the together w ith several others, left
seventh in n in g the score was 5 to for C ollins L a n d in g yesterday.
nothing in favor of Moro.
Tele Mr. and Mrs. W. II . Moore left for
T o m lin not p la yin g in the last two tlie Sacramento V alley and San
Francisco, and w ill v is it some of
innings cost Moro the game.
Every farm er in the county is tlie Pacific seaside resorts, probably
busy setting up new headers or re­ re tu rn in g by water.
Owing to some differences of o p in ­
ion Itetwecn pro p e rty owners on
M ain street, work on L. K . Moore's
brick came to a s ta n d s till on Tues­
day, and C ontractor Barnes packed
up his tools and left the place. It
is to he hoped the parties concerned
w ill come to an amicable under­
standing. so th a t Barnes can come
hack and the b u ild in g may con­
tin
u e next week.
The L ittle G iant thresher, sold
by MooiC Bros.
G inn, Moro, is
M o th e r A lw a y s K o e p e It H a n d y .
one of the best machines of the
“ My mother suffered a long tim e
kind on the m arket. The thresher from distressing pains and general
and gasoline engine to run i t can i l l health due p rim a rily to indiges­
he bought for a tith e of the price tio n ,” says L. W. Spalding, V e r­
paid for the larger outfits. One of ona, Mo. "T w o years ago I got
these machines threshed 115 sacks her to try Kodol. She grew better
of grnin in 4 hours on a farm near at once, and now, nt the age of sev­
town last week, from straw kept enty-nix, eats a n y th in g she wants,
over from last year. A carload of rem arking th a t she fears no bad
these machines, latest improved ( fleets, as she hns her hottie of K o ­
and better than evor, are expected dol handy.” D on't waste tim e doc­
in town d a ily . Como in and figure to rin g symptoms.
Go after the
for the o u tfit. W ith ono of these cause.
I f y o u r stomach is sound
you have a dead cinch on your yo u r health w ill he good.
Kodol
crop. No need to w a it u n til your rests the stomach and strengthens
neighbor is through;
you can the body by digesting vour food.
thresh when you please and w ith I t is nature’s own tonic. Geo. N.
tlie o rd in a ry help on tlie ranch.
Bolton.
p a irin g the old.
Separator men
aro also ham m ering away prepar­
ing for th e ir busy N ason.
From
n il sides comes the report of plenty
of wheat to thresh.
As estimated
by com)»etcnt judges the yield w ill
average 30 bushels to the acre.
Late frost damaged grain in some
places, b u t taken as a whole the
crop w ill lie a good one.
M^ad^r has 1 > an in town
this w ik , on legal business.
Dr. Goffin dropped
in to the
J* M . F’ A R R Y ,
K lic k ita t country on his return N O T A R Y
P U H I . IC
MORO, OREGON.
I have a couple of houses for from P ortland last week. He says
r» n t in Moro. M. Fitzm aurice, work Inis eommeneed at both ends
A ll business entrusted to m y rare
C ity Hotel.
of the road between Lyle and Gol- p ro m p tly and carefully attended to.
R. II. Connery, advertising m an­ dendale.
S h e r m a n C o u n ty 's L a n d s .
ager for K. C. D e W itt A Co., of
The wonderful productiveness of
Chicago, lias been in our c ity to ­
Sherman county has never been
day, doing buaineas for his fir m .
Ix»et—-O n the road Ix-tw m Moro fu lly understood, even by her own
and DeMos», a chain purse. The citizens. Here is a county th a t is
And general
finder can keep the money therein about the smallest in area of any
if he w ill return tlie purse to tlie in the state, hut when i t cornea to
W agon Repairers.
wheat producing we find th a t one-
B u lle tin office.
sixth of the entire crop of wheat
Fred Meader has sold the Blue
A ll work turned o u t neatly and
of the state of Oregon is harvested
Barn to Jim Ib-lcher, who w ill in
ith d ¡»patch.
O ur
are
in this little county. Not o n ly does
.
- charges
___ D____
future be the proprietor of this pop­
she produce an immense crop of moderate, and we can insure satis
u lar equine restaurant, w ith F rank
wheat, b u t barley, oats, apples, faction
H u ll and Andy Shear r us ch a m ­
I «caches, plum s, and a ll kinds of
bermaids.
GEO. BO LTO N ,
vegetables flourish and yield in
A llic rt lle n n a g in had tlie fore­ abundance. The people are wide
sight to in«ure his grain on M on­ awake and progressive, as is evi­
OKALEU IX
day w ith the Home Fire and M a r­ denced by the good school houses
in every lo ca lity.
ine Ins. Co. of C alifornia. M. F its
Land is cheap, selling from $5 to D rugs and M edicines,
maurice, who was out w ith th e ir 115 per acre, and a ll w ith in easy
T o ile t A rticles, Perfumes,
agent, »ays more than h a lf the reach of m arket.
Soaps, S tationery, Etc.
Persona desiring to know more of
wheat
round Moro is insured
against fire.
Furmers are begin­ Sherman county would do w e ll to P r e s c r i p t io n s C a r e f u lly F ille d ,
ning to figure the cost of insurance address O. P. Hulse, Moro, Oregon,
Day or night.
who takes great pleasure in g ivin g
as a necessary item of expense.
in fo rm a tio n concerning its resour­
A fu ll lin e of counting-room sta­
Im p o r t a n t S c h o a l M a a t ln * .
ces and possibilities.
tionery
always on hand.
A special school meeting w ill i»e
held in the schoolhouse in Moro on
W . B. McCOY,
Wednesday, Ju ly 30,1902. There
w ill l>e subm itted to the b g * l vot­
dealer ur
ers of tho school d is tric t the ques­
Ibggerstaff Bros., Props.
tion of contracting a bonded debt
MITCHELL & FOSS,
BLACKSMITHS
TH E MAZEPPA
SALOON,
of $4,000, for the purpose of paying
the outstanding bonds of $2,000
held against the d is tric t, and for
the purpose of b u ild in g an addition
to the schoolhouse.
The vote to
be by ballot, upon which shall l»e
the words, ” 6004». yes,” and the
words, “ bonds, no.” Polls opened
at 1 o’clock p. m. to 1 o’clock p. m.
This is a meeting of importance,
and touches tlie pockets of tho ta x ­
payers; therefore it is to l>c hoped
a good attendance w ill be present.
DEALERS IN
Fine Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
Ice cold beer on draught.
M oro
-
O regon.
CIGARS, TOBACCOS, CON­
FECTIONERY, FRUITS,
NUTS, ETC.
To »pend a quiet h a lf-h o u r when
tim e drags heavily, go to McCoy’s.
Here you w ill find b illia rd and
pool tables, soft d rin ks, and every­
th in g necessary to p a n the tim e
pleasantly.
N o tic e to S h ip p e r s .
Effective J u ly 1st, tlie basis of
charges for foreign line cars is
changed from a mileage to a per
diem basis, and on th a t account
this company finds i t necessary to
assess n demurrage charge of one
d o lla r per day or fraction of a day,
on a ll car- held over 21 hours to
James Hand of Rutledge died at
load or unload. Sundays and legal <>
Vancouver, Wash . on Saturday
holidays not counted in tim e held.
last. Mr. H and has been a ilin g
In order to give quick action to
for n long tim e, h u t fe lt so much
cars and avoid paym ent of dem ur­
lately th a t his friends
j better
rage charges, we respectfully re­
thought
liis recovery possible.
quest the co-operation of a ll sh ip ­
However, com plications set in last
pers by ta kin g quick action in load­
week th a t ended in his death.
ing and unloading carload freight.
Edgar
Messenger's combined
C. E L ytle , G. F. A.
harvester is undergoing repairs at
I
f
yon
like
the B u lle tin , send
the hands of Orin Ramsey and W ill
on
yo
u
r
d
o
lla
r
and
you w ill get 52 < ►
Raymond. The m achine w ill he
able to get tinder way this week numbers fille d fu ll of news d u rin g
and commence c u ttin g and thresh­ the year. I f you haven’t got the
ing on Monday.
M r. Messenger d o lla r handy, just w rite us (o r call
has purchased a gasoline engine to upon us), saying so, and we w ill
send tho paper rig h t along, and
haul the contrivance.
you pay ub at your convenience.
J. R. Hosford and W . H. Rags­ T his is fa ir, is it not?
dale spent a few days of Inst week
P o is o n i n g t h o S y s t e m .
at tlie Deschutes in the endeavor to
I t is through the bowels th a t the
capture sonic of the fin n y trib e
body is cleansed of im p u ritie s.
that congregate in its lim p id wa
C onstipation keeps these poisons
ters. Considering they have not
in the system, causing headache,
told us a n yth in g about th e ir catch,
duiness and melancholia at first,
we surmise the sport from u fisher­
then u n sig h tly eruptions and fin a l­
man's standpoint was not good.
ly serious illness unless a remedy
Ljuail aro beginning to bo quite is applied. D e W itt’s L ittle E a rly
numerous towards the Deschutes. Risers prevent this Double by s tim ­
The little fellows may be seen any u la tin g tho liv e r and promote easy,
healthy action ( f the bowels. These ~
m orning scooting round amongst little p ills do not act v io le n tly , but
the brush on the H a rris grade. The by strengthening the bowels enable
w rite r also saw several packs of them to perform th e ir own work.
Geo. N.
pra irie chickens in tho Gordon Never gripe or distress.
Bolton.
Ridge neighborhood last week. It
is pleasing to note th a t the farmers
W.
M.
are taking quite an interest in these
bird-», q u a il especially, and do not
wish to see them kille d .
W ith o u t
the support of the farm er the work
Rooms I, 2 and 5, G inn B rick.
of tlie game warden conies to
MORO, OR.
naught.
Elrod & Moore.
lue Baro Livery
W M . HOGG A RD, Prop.
F irst-C la ss T e a m s a n d Rigs
a n d good m en to d riv e th e m
Q UICK DRAYING A SPECIALTY
R.
LOCAN,
D„
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n
H AY A N D GRAIN FOR SALE.
:cocc coococococcccco
ATTENTION, FARMERS!
8
I have made arrangements to buy
wheat this fall in Sherman County and S’
■
will pay the highest market price.
Grain sacks on hand, and can supply §
farmers with what they require.
I
How is it th a t some people de­
Parties looking for farms
spise the agent of any k in d , and
w
ill
do w ell to go to Moore
take a pride in being rudo to the
Bros,
before purchasing else­
vendor of hooks, spectacles, patent
where.
They have several
M oro, O regon.
medicines, and a ll the other neces­
fine
farm
s
in the county th a t
* oooo < x >3 oooooooo < k > oooooooooooocoocooococoocococoo
saries and lu xu rie s sold by the
they wish to sell on easy
much-abused tra ve lin g salesman?
terms.
When you n e xt L c l inclined to
givo one of these men a c u rt an ­
The hotel of the C ity.
Here is x
swer remember ho has sold you the
where yon find the tra ve lin g men, a
E. HO SKINSO N.
stove you cook on, tho piano or o r­ R.
doctors, clergymen, professional
gan you play on, the hook you are
and other men. and equate meals.
A tto rn e y -a t-L a w .
is
reading, and p ro b a b ly insured your
HME, CLEAN SERVICE THROUGHOUT |
Abstracting, Collections ami Real Estate , M . F IT Z M A U R IC E , P R O P R IE T O R
father’s life to help you pay for
A Specialty.
r a t e s
r e a s o n a b l e .
these things.
M ORO. OR.
R. J. GINN,
I