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About Moro leader. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1898-1900 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1898)
MORO LEADER. FRATERNAL ORDERS. $CIEXT ORDER IMT1.D WORKMEN, T. M. Robinson, of Bigelow, was It is rumored that wedding bells W. IL Moore made a flying bus- R. M. Starns has rented his 480- J^ P “ The wav to male«; money is F. H. M E A D E R . in the city last Friday. will ring soon in Moro. iness trip to Portland Saturday. acrefarin to Roy Benson and Harry to advertise in the M oro L eader . ; If you w ant to buy a farm rem em ber Say! those tablets at the 1*. O. Store The place to get a first-class meal is at St. Claire. R. E . lloskinson. lie lias gome tine can’t be heat for price or quality. 29 the City Hotel. Ju liu s J. W iley, I’ro- pr o fe ssio n a l c a r d s . Born—To the wife of Geo. Hen- bargains. T. Newcomb of Grass Valley was prietor. nagin, Sept. 10, a daughter. Geo. I if yOU want to know the live business in Moro Monday afternoon. | J- 0 . Elrod went to Portland is reported aide to he around again, j men consult the advertising columns of I)r . I. M . S M I T H , Money to loan on Sherm an county Monday evening on business. the L eader . Moro Lodge, No. (»4 M eets every Tuesday evening at 8 o clock in I. 0 . 0 . F. hall. A standing invita farm land in am ounts of not less than Large invoice of fresh candies just re tion to attend is extended to all Work began last week on a $2LXX) in each loan. Address P. 0 . Box ceived at E . It. W heat’s. sojourning brothers. wheat warehouseat DeMoss Springs, No. 7, Moro, Oregon. J. M. F lorer , M. W. J. 0. Elrod will run his feed II. S. M c D axel , Recorder. Olil cast iron bought by th e Moro Wm. Holder has been unwell, mill every Saturday. M anufacturing Co at Moro. $7 per ton , (Ut .g nQW DEGREE OE HONOR, A. O. U. W. Moro public school will begin paid for all suitable. Bring it in. Herrin Lodge. No. 2—Meets every c Semi i $ l.i o and i your name and i Harlan Meader had a severe sick M onday, October 3. Monday evening in 1. 0 . 0 . F. hall. , , . T m i spell, but is all right IL II. King of Grass Vally was r now. All sojourning members invited to address to the L eader , Moro, and 1 receive the L eader and W eekly Misses Ida and May Medler of in town Tuesday. attend. M ary P eoples , C. of H. O regonian one year. Wasco, visited in Moro this week. M rs . F lora B olton , Recorder. Free opening Saturday evening at Ju st received at th e M. M. Co. a car load of the celebrated Bain wagons, Ilo- Meets v n I m ade to order for th e Sherm an county INDEPENDENT ORDER OE ODD FELLOWS. M rs. J . J . T ho m p so n h a s been W h eat’s newly-remodeled bowling alley. All invited. A. C. S A N FO R D « . H. MEADER & 00 A Q uaker S o c ia l P H Y S IC IA N a n d s u r g e o n Will he given by the ladies Satur day evening in the opera house for Office at Drug Store. the benefit of the Presbyterian .Oregon. Church. Full information will he Moro. given those' who don’t know w hat a Quaker social is, at the time. H . 8 . W I L S O N B 8 . H U N T IN G T O N Come and see, and have a fine time. HUNTINGTON & WILSON, MORO, OREGON, Dealers in G roceries, D ry Goods, Shoes and F u rn is h in g Goods. SO LE AGENTS FOR FREEPORT WiND-MILLS, CHURCH SERVICES. STUDEBAKER BROS’ ATTORSE YS-AT-I.AW , quite ill. hut is now improving. Rev. (’. IL Niekelscn will preach Moro Lodge, No. „ . Portland, Or., w ill be the place next Sunday, Sept. 18. Morning Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Biggs were every o Saturday __• evening. \ lsiting F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K B LO C K , where the National Editorial Asso subject, “The Duty of tho Pew to I brothers eordially invited to meet guests in Moro last Friday. They W agons, Hacks and Buggies^ The L eader is the best paper in M. D amon . N. G. with us. < »regoli. the Pulpit. ” Evening subject, The Dalles intend to make a visit to Missouri ciation will meet next year. H. S. M c D ani l , See. Sherman countv to send to vour M rs. Jennie McPherson has made “ The Dutv of the Pulpit to the in a short time. of every d e scrip tio n . friends in the east to let them set final proof upon her timber culture Pew.” WOODMEN OE T H E WORLD. Wm. Hoggard has put a new 351— Meets what kind of a county we have. J. B. HOSFORD, Moro Camp, billiard table in his place of busi claim, before Co. Clerk Henriehs. N o tic e . Ranches sold ami leased by L. W. every Wednesday evening in 1. 0. Mrs. A. C. Windom has departed ness on Main and Third streets, j All interested in the organiza Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public. 0. F. hall. Visiting choppers are H unting, Moro. for the valley, leaving A. C. to his Slater Bros, have begun to build tion of a brass hand in Moro are invited to attend. Tablets, tablets, tablets, at the p . o. fate and to hatch awhile. W. J. M artin , C. C. Store. Pencil and pen, w hite wove, a comfortable cottage, and when I requested to meet at the office of Practices in all th e Courts of this State. W m . H older , Clerk. I.adru Barnum ‘‘rode the goat” | Mr. Wm. Ragsdale on Saturday cream wove, tine, superfine, and onion completed th eir m other, a sister of M o r o ...........................O k b g o x . skin, ruled and unruled. 29 j jj Florer, will occupy it. last Saturday night at the I. 0. O. evening, Sept. 17. PROTECTED HOME CIRCLE. Geo. Higginbothom finished his F. hall, so they say. Sherman Circle, No. 320—Meets S. B. Holm es, from south of Dr. Lloyd D. Idlem an,; P r o t e c t e d H e m e C ir c le . everv Friday evening at 7:30 o’clock, heading last week and started to G rass V alley, was in the city Mon Mr. Chapman, of Mitchell, is the Sherman Circle, No. 320, located * D E N T IS T . • Visiting lsiting brothers and sisters invited run his threshing machine. guest of W . G. Armsworthv, who is day. Large and complete stock of at Moro, will begin to hold its to meet with us. D O E S ALL K IN D S OF H IG H CLASS W ill buv • • vour fat cattle. "Will sell his brother-in-law. Wm. Elliott has sold his fine G eo . M eader , Pres. ] you choice beef, pork, m utton and veg- ,. , , ■ regular meetings on Friday, Oct. DENTAL WORK. License to wed was granted to _ L loyd D. I dleman , Sec. 640-aere ranch near Monkland to 1 etables. P age a P arry , Moro. ... , . , ith, in the lodge rooms over the! Office hours : 9 :30 to 12 m .; 1 -.30 to o p. m. ! ,, . Chris. Anderson. The eonsidera- M ■ A. McGillis and Miss Jennie opera , house. During the rush of Claude Stockton was sufficiently Office over the Bank, Moro, Oregon. PLEASE READ. tion named is $10,000. | St Clair last week. J harvest they thought best to not i recovered from his injuries to be The M oro L eader will not be M ONO, OREGON. Mr. 0. Cushman now has a neat t to h „ld meetings, and adjourned ' T. P. Beach, secretary of the E. , , up to any one who ,_taken R. E. H O S K IN S O N , «•barged has not to his home at Monkland 0. L. Co., informs us that wheat woodshed and ham built upon his tjic aBovc mentioned time, when ordered the paper. Any one get- ,Kt iur" ’ t shaved eight tim es for i averages about 18 bushels per acre property in town. they expect to have a full attend-, Attorney-at-Law and Notary Public. Machinery, H ardw are, Paints and Oils, Farm ting copies of the L eader need not Non can gc J. H. Fraser has sold his Slier- anee, as usual. They are the Practices in all Courts of this State. _ ® \ , , , . - .» one dollar, and hot or cold bat ns for 25 on the Co’s land in this county. lx? afraid to take them ou o it c^ntja Cousens’ tonsorial parlors, At the Head Camp, W. of W .J man county ranch to J. F. Belshee. youngest organization here, having Im plem ents, W agons, Buggies, Hacks. p. o , for they will not be asked to Matcrial <ag delivered on the recently held at San Francisco, it We understand the consideration is organized less than a year ago. Beal F.sUte, Collection and Insurance ! Agency. Abstract of titles and cot:- ! | j Saturday for the the cot- was decided to create a reserve $10, (XX). 1 ray for it only from the time The officers are: Geo. Meader, vevancing a sjieeialty. Moro, Sher subserihing. All papers sent ;age Slater BrO8*. are erecting in the fund at the rate of one-eighth of an Kaseberg, vice- man county, Oregon. A. E. Lake will build a residence president; Carrie n " e respw’tfnlly solicit business in o ar . you before are a free gift. W e u o ; Mowry addition. across the street from Grant Arms- president; J. M. Barry, accountant; iiMVi insuring Unit promptness which al- assessment each month. this for the purpose of letting all ways follows strict atten tio n to m atters F . 11. M eader & Co., of Moro, Or., The place t<Cg<» to g«-t what y«»u want, at a price that will wiit. Arrangements have finally been worthy’s. Moro extends a cordial Lloyd D. Idleman, secretary; Mrs. of this character, confident of ourahility i see what kind of a new>pap< . wi have ,iave th e agenev . . . , , welcome to them. agency ior for mmem-a» ltu ttc ric k s urvss dress E. M. West, treasurer; T. Kase to handle the same in a m anner satisfac- ! publish, and in this way expect to tterng. Thev will keep all the latest completed for holding the «ecenri We’ll sell you guns, true to shoot. berg, chaplain; J. W. Kerns, guar tory to all. The Moro public school bids fair the best slvles constantiv on hand. annual fiilr of the stockmen s prove that we publish Oysters,cra«-kers. and new h.« t.«; Union at Antelope on the 13th. to be double in number of pupils dian. iper in Sherman county. Mrs. Marquis, of Grass Valley, B U S IN E S S C A R D S . Pickles plenty, all the tiine. 14th and 15th of October.—Herald, in attendance this year. B O W L IN G . sister of Mrs. Wm. Holder, was Y O U R SU B SC R IPT IO N Dry goods new, coming just in line. Miss Josie Spink passed through Married—Sept. 8, at Moro, Mr. Following are the scores at Hog- WM. HOLDER Will expire when there is a b lue' visiting the latter one day last W. A. McGillis and Miss Jennie town the other day, en route to yard’s bowling alleys for the week pencil mark under your name, and week. Will run a team from Kwl Barn. Mon» ,,nlv one or two more copies will be! if von want a high grade, first-clars St. Clair. Justice Meader officiât- Grass Valley, where she will teach ending Sept. 11 : to Wasco and return everv «lav. 3 nx. sent you, unless you renew. Watch 1S9S model bike for k>s n.ouey th an yon ing. The many friends extend school this winter, Leave Moro 5 I’. M .; connect» w ith 7 for it" and renew at cnee, so as to ! in ar>' othor Plaw- conie and , congratulations and best wishes for G E Kellogg, editor of the I’eo- Monday—F . E. B row n......................... o’clock train a t Wasco. M O N K L A N D A N D K L O N D IK E . not miss anv copies. ’ see°UrS' F- H; à their future happiness. p k -s Republic, paid this city a Tues«lay— II. Richard» ................. POPULAR PASSENGER LINE. We4n«>-Zay—John Hull ................... — ---------------- C. J. btubling and wife of The, The frame work of the new M. hurried visit Tuesday. Thurs«lav—J. M. Jo h n so n ................. Express aud freight handled prom ptly 0wing to our rapidly increasing DalleS) wcre trying to enjoy them- g Church building ¡8 weR ad- Antelopc is to have a very good F riday—John H u ll............................... M oro M e rca n tile Co. and w ith care. subscription list, we are obliged to ; driving over the dusty roads vanctx, and begins to show some- water pupplv piptxl to the town Saturday—C. H R iehards ........... 50 ladies . refrain from sending out as many , lagt weck in this county. thing of what it wil, looU like. h frQm ingg; with a largp rest,rvoir K. M . B R A S H , W ednesday—Mrs. C. M. B row n........29 sample copies of the M oro L eader Extras for all kinds of machinery for jg a ,i„pn Cate of the M. E. Church for emergency, 1 11 v. as heretofore. To all receiving sale a t th e M. M. Co. t TTrwwl R iv e r « , , , , , HOUSE PAiHTEd, CHAINER AND PAPER- copies who have not subscribed, we ; jb e L eader leads all other pa-j R. A. r o s n , t u uni), r an« Monday—H enry Moore ..................... "«5 KANCEK. Tuesday—1.. D. H older....................... 73 extend a cordial invitation to do so pers in Sherman countv in giving Laborers who leave this county whip drummer, was doing our M uro,............................................... Oregon. W HEN THEY OCCUR. at once. Send in vour snbecrip- the most complete and reliable for lhc PalousC to bettcr, W;‘ge* dealere m those commodities tins tion without delay, and pay your newP, up to date, and in the most wiU P ^ a l ly get left. Around week. Second District Agricultural Fair dollar soon as you can. I readable form. Oaksdalo harvest wages are as Owing to delays the programme at The Dalles, Oct. IS to 23. H A MOORE W H MOORC. M rs. D ora W illia m s , Prop., M oro, Oregon. here, from $1.50 up. and lots of for Sherman Countv Teachers State Fair, at Salem, Sept. 20 to Fine job work at the L eader | Lum ber, lum ber, “ ’till you can’t M O O R E B R O S ., B EST T H E M A R K E T A F F O R D S O N T H E T A B L E D A IL Y * Institute will not apjwar until next , Call and see our rest, a t J . O. E lr o l’s new yard», oppo- men waiting for work. press room. gam plee. site the foundry. Prices can’t beat. jjrown, deputy sheriff, in i. week. Industrial Exposition, at Port H e a d q u a rte rs fo r c o m m e rc ia l tra v e lers. BANKERS. C itv H otel, first-class, term s reason- A. J. Kellogg, foreman at the {orm9 ug that Ben Andrews of Ru- Lumber has been arriving for land. Svpt. 22 to Oct. 22. T ra n s a c t a G eneral B anking RATES R EA SO N A B LE." ; able. Hetvlquarters for commercial foundry and machine shop, went fU8 cleaned up 372 sacks of prime warehouses at this place, and work Monmouth State Normal School, B u sin e ss, Moro, O regon. travelers. J r u r a J . W iley , down to the DesChutes fishing Sun- wheat from 30 acres. The harvest- will be pushed as rapidly as possi- fall term, opens Sept. 20; exam Letters of credit iwued available on fC^TFull line of patent medicines, stationery an«l cigars kept in llw PostotlicA Prupriutor. j ay^ but got his eyes so full of ¡ng & was done with stripper. hie ......... a w...r l----- --- in . . . building ---------O the same. store. inations begin to-day. E astern states. Condon has voted bonds for the ! dust some fish escaped from him. , j Enabere ran his combined The drop-curtain at the opera J as- Engl>erg ran his University of Oregon, fall term, the citv’s L um ber, shingle», moldings, wood, houge .g nQw n e a r ly coniplettH i. h a r v e s te r 40 days, cutting 1700 purpose of Colhviions madc a t all jxnnt» on fa , , , . i i ; ~ now liegins Sept. 19. vorable tenus. Sight exclninge an«l tele- supply of water. ■»» r ,hou‘ any lost time or Oregon Agricultural College, „-rapide transfer» sol 1 on New York. San A large am i com plete line of tab lets J. F. Bclshe. has " finished w ,! Ada Mulkey. The paiMing °I t h , , teakK loirni direct from th e E ast a t th e P. O. Store, fall term, begins Sept. 22; examin Fnuicisco, Portland, The Italics and va rious points in Oregon and W ashington harvest and laid up thrasher, j "Th>~ » « « « • ’ « w ry «rustic Mrs. McCollum and daughter and a ‘ th e rig h t prices. ations Sept. 20. G ras. Valley public school began H e headed and threshed his our, and one almost shudders «rth cold Jennie go to Monmouth to-day, HATS A N D U N D ER W E A R Monday, and the Middle Oregon ,,rai„. then made a , 6 davB. run i when looking at the ptetured snow, where the latter will attend the HOUSE, SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTING, j. r. Foss. Arc being closed out regardless of cost. JAMES MITCHELL. so real does it seem. Normal School. Baptist Academy opens its fall threshing for other parties, running quick, before they are all gone. - ^ G r a in in g , G lazing and P a p e r-H a n g in g . According to a dispatch in the F- H. Meader A- Co. have now Call term next Monday. out 13,659 sacks, about 855 sacks 29 M. M. Co, OFFICE ANO SHOP AT SHELDON S OLD STAND. MORO FOUNDRY BUILD!NG y Finest rigs in th e county, a t any ho u r, per day, counting in all lost time. Oregonian, dated Sept. 7th. Clat- removed to The Pioneer Brick, and A T B L O C K - H O U S E . W A S H .. day o r n ig h t. M c C oy & H vlse . A very good run. sop people are actually praying for are ready for their numerous cus- 14 M ile s N o r t h o f G r a n t , O re g o n . ALL KIHDS OF BLACKSM ITHINC AND /MF“ All work dune in a workmanlike manner. Jeff Mattnev and family, who Daily Oregonians at the P. O. Store rain. This surpaSseth all under- turners. F o r S a le , D r y L u m b e r . M oro ................ ... O rego n. WOODWORK. .. $i> 80 standing. The dispatch closed by Miss Ida and Master George Fencing and Boxing, per M have been living in Rufus, Sher »»me day they are printed. . . . 1 50 Mr. S. P. Stockton desires us to saying: “ Indications to-night Mowry go next Monthly to Forest No. 1 A Shingles, per M . man county, came back to Inde W e a re H ere for B u siness. . . . 5 00 express his thanks to the people of promise rain for to-morrow.” Their Grove, the former to attend the ■>,ft. shakes, lM-r M^ pendence Thursday.—'V est Side. . . . 7 00 “<• 1 1-” -> D r A. K ayskk «S c C o , Give us a trial. Satisfaction g u a ra n te e d ., F arm ers! You can get your window Moro, and especially the family of prayers must have l>een heeded, conservatory of music, and the lat- 30 fram es already “ plow ed,” th u s saving Horace Strong, for the kindness The climate in Wehfoot must he ter the Pacific University. KASEBERG'S OLD STAND, work, a t J . O. E lrod’s. shown at the time his son Claude undergoing a rapid change. Ripe strawberries this time of E N G L IS H L U T H E R A N S E R V IC E S . Ed. H inman of Dufur has se was injured in the runaway, and We also carry a fine line o f.. , Moro—First Sunday, 4 p. m.; M oro................................................ Oregon. | .. Is our own hand-sewed harnoas. The young friends of Miss Nellie year in Portland is something out cured a position as book-keeper for while he wa3 at the residence of Holder gave her a surprise farewell of the common run of things, hut third Sunday, 4 p. m.; Presbyte- SADDLES, CHAPS, BRIDLES, W HIPS. the enterprising firm of Pullman & Mr. Strong. party Saturday evening, before her then Oregon is equal to any rian Church. Jones of Wasco. and everything in a fully-equipped harness shop. Ju liu s J . W iley, late of The Dalles, departure for Monmouth. Every emergency. Monkland Second Sunday, 1 p. M achine ex tras, all kinds, full line has taken charge of the City H otel, and R E P A I R I N G -A I X K IN D S . That bright street light in front m.; fourth Sunday, 1. p. m.: Pres body had a good time. Miss Nellie hardw are, etc., a t K londike store. respectfully solicits th e traveling public / W Get our prices before buying elsewhere. JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. of the City Hotel is thoroughly ap byterian Church. will finish her course of study at All communications intended for to call ami give Lis house a trial. Wasco—Seeoml Sunday, 7:30 p. the Normal this time. She left on preciated by all who pass there at Men are wanted to work on the publication must be in not later Monday with her father for Port night, and speaks well for the man ni.; third Sunday, 11 a. m.; Chris WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE AND than Tuesday noon of each week C. S. R. R. $2.00 per day will be agement of the hotel. • tian Church. land, on her way to Monmouth. SPECTACLES. to insure insertion in current issue. paid, we are informed. It is evi R ev . W m . F. H ole , Paelor. The Moro school board have or A li W o r k W a r r a n t e d F ir s t - C la s s . Just as the wheat harvest is For term s on Moro property call on dent the company is doing all in &r address R. E . Hoekineon. its power to get the road com coming to a close, the various fra dered seats and furniture enough , F IN E L E M O N O R C H A R D .’ Factory agent tor Bicycle», Pianos, Or- gaua, U raphophones and Kodak». Send in your name and $1 for pleted to this place by October 1st, ternal and beneficiary orders are for another room in the school Ten-aere tract of land near San Diego, house. C. G. Morey, representing Calif., 700 leiuon tree», S beginning to ^ jo u o ........................................... 0KBGOX. the M oro L eader , and get all the for $2.00 is more than usually paid rousing up, and the local lodges of bear, balance 1, 2 and 3 year» old, 40 the Northwest Furniture Co., was in Moro are preparing to receive large news of all the county for a year. for such work. orange, 40 guava?, and 14 lixpiat trees.; additions to their membership. town Monday and made the sale. AT MORO, OREGON, If you desire to look vour best, have Don’t forget to place your farm to sell Best society, best ¡ m -I iimi I», ln«st clim ate, your laundry done by the Troy Laundry Moro Lodge No. 64, A. O. U. W., w ith R. E. Hoskineon. a b u n d a rt w ater for irrigation. C o s ta s , Just as we go to press we learn Co. A. E. Cousens, agent. Call on him started in last week with two can of the death of Mr. Rogers at Monk- it stand» over $4000; will sell at $2000, Alex McIntosh was in Wasco for prices. W here you can find all kinds Lumber,. didates and others to follow. land, hut no particulars are at or take Oregon or W ashington land in DRUGGISTS AND the other day, he having returned part payinont. Inquire at once of Miss Daisy Downing went to from Dawson City. He reports all L. W, lIvxTixti, R. M. Starns had the misfortune hand. He was the father of L. D. Shingles, Lath, Molding, Wood andCoal. Biggs, Wasco county, last week to and Irene Rogers, who died only a the Sherman county boys are com Moro, Oregon. STATIONERS. to lose a lot of wheat Monday take charge of the school at that fortably situated, but not making night of last week by fire. He had short time ago. This makes three place.—Condon Globe. much money. from one family in less than three PATENT MEDICINES [H we are rightly informed, 613 sacks piled in the field, where weeks. The remainder of the fami Richardson place, about six mile» west Fine job printing “ while you w ait” at it had been threshed several days Biggs is in Sherman county, not th e L eadek press room. of Wasco, containing (.40 acre»: over \ YARDS OPPOSITE THE FOUHDHY. — « * - before, partly burned up, losing ly have the sympathy of all. 600 acres in crop this year. W illsell 1 O lltV A r t i c l e » , If you want blank deeds, mort Wasco.—E d .] over 100 sacks and having the rest Died—Near Grass Valley, Sept. gages, notes, legal blank covers, Any one wishing to purchase harness, more or less damaged. How the 11, Stacey Clyde, 15 months old, with or w ithout bis interest to it, one- Feed m ill in c o n n e c tio n v ... .ami leading bratul» of.. . . saddles, hriilles, or anything in the h a r etc., call at the L eader job office ness line, will save money by first eon- fire started is a mystery, as there son of Mr. ami Mrs. Bert Newcomb. fourth delivered at Biggs, as purchaser may prefer. $2000 payable on or Iteforv J. O. ELROD, Prop. and inspect our blanks and prices, uniting ob . AVe now have a large stock had been no fire near for several Funeral services were held at the Jan. 1st, 1899, balance to suit conve We will sh o w th e n e a te s t b la n k s a t of hand-m ade harness on hand. Come Jays. Baptist church at Grass Valley at nience of purchaser, to be secured by most reasonable prjees. »nd see ° ‘ir " ew 8tock of sa«l.lles, grass 10:30 A. M. the 13th. Interment mortgage on tire land. m ats and ring hits. I I evdt a C o . Speaking about plenty of work, C. J. B right , Wasco, Oregon. W ater ta n k s, round or square, any MORO. OREGON. R. J. Ginn returned from Oaks- there certainly should he no fault in the Odd Fellows cemetery. The size, anil on sh o rt notice, th e best to be K lo n d ik e G o ld h ad , Moro Mfg. Co. dale, Wash., last Friday, where he found in the Inland Empire dur bereaved parents have the sympa Loaned on Sherman county real During the last 15 years R. L. had lieen in the interests of the ing harvest. ’Squire Bowers tells thy of a huge circle of friends. estate. Call on or address RESTAURANT. Guy Woodworth got a severe fall R. E. H oskixsox , Durham, Grand Receiver for the firm of Moore Bros. & Ginn. He in the Weston Leader about a man DEALER IN Moro, Oregon Oregon jurisdiction, A. O. U. W., reports crops around Oaksdale who was at work where they worked on Tuesday in his father’s store. apl3tf ......... 1 have oi<encd a ........... has pai«l out over $1,000,000 to lighter than expected, the yield ko early and late that “at the end He was waiting upon a couple of Fretting over loss or lack never FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT Uneficiaries of deceased members being about 18 bushels per acre, of a long day’s work this man ladies, and while standing on the of the order. While there he saw J. W. Adams, started to bed and met himself counter reaching down goods, his filled an empty sack. Take a drive behind one of th o s e ; formerly of this place, but now coming to breakfast.” That fellow foot slipped and he fell striking ’Tis better to he washed white corner main ano secono streets . LUMBER, FENCE P08TS AND CORDWOOD, spirited team s to lx« found a t McCoy & located at Oaksdale, and in tin was up in the Palouse country last heavily on his side on a glass show- than whitewashed. , -7 --, ALL KINDS OF CREEK AND DRIED FRUIT,. H ulse’», and you will get your money’s employ of Hastings, Warner & Co,, year, and one day he quit work, case. He soon recovered from the Meal» any b o ar from a o’clock m , wortl». | buying wheat for them, and doing and being asked why he quit, said, hurt, but the glass top of the show Though God steers the »hip, we the morning to 10:30 a t night, and on i “1 was promised steady work, hut case was badly wrecked. The fall rpecial occasions 12 o’clock. Your pat- w MAU- onoens pbomrtu * ATTirpco to We have made arrangements to well. He also saw Scott Bros, who must pull the rojivs. ronage is s o lic itd . furnish the L eader and W eekly were pioneer merchants in Moro, they laid me off 2 hours out of gave Guy a pain in the side and L eapi ' i ; and W eekly O i : e «; o \ iay G. W . B R O C K , P r o p r ie to r . Hood River. Oregon... OtitcoxtAN at the very low’ price of but now’ in Oaksdale in business every 24. and that in the colde. t Sam Bartmess the job «>f putting a M om . . Urvgnii, I venr $ 1,75 in advance. pane in the slmw case. Glacier. part ol the night.’ and doing very well. $1.75 per year in advance. ITILE GO. G e n e r a l M e rc h a n d is e * . M o ro M e rc a n tile Co., B ra n c h S tores: HOTEL DE MORO J WINDOM & STILWELL. MITCHELL & FOSS. OUR LEADER W. 0. HADLEY, HEYDT & CO., M oro, Or. ER YARD A. D. BOLTON & CO., SPECIAL RATES ON LARGE BILLS. C IG A R S D. WOODWORTH GENERAL MERCHANDISE, 1 .*
