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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1931)
| first of the week from their home 1 shipped east and west from Nyssa I in Portland. They came up to Sapiumbsr, led Malhew com attend^Miss McCelland’a funeral IvLvvd 'stations last month. Proincan say Sunday. - 40 cars, potatoes led in shipment* M. M. Oveaon drove to Pendle Mra. N. P. Hansen was here ________ from Nyssa in September. Fourteen , cars of onions were shinned. 17 ears ton Thursday in interest of the for a few days Ihe first of the week from Portland visiting Principal Events of the Week „t prune., 2 car, ot «»»t, 1 can ot Bethleham Chapter No. 78 O. E. S. station in that territory. cattle. 1 car of mixed stock and $ cars friends and relatives. Moro, Oregon Assembled for Information ! of It is reported that Homer Bel- horse*., Regular communica shee has bought Mrs. Schassen’s Mrs. W. C. Bryant was shop- of Our Readers. tions each 2nd and 4th • The biggest land auction in th* hl»- Thursday evenings of ranch in Hay Canyon this week. ping in The Dalles Tuesday. tory of Malheur county will be held each month. at Vale October 8F when 250 parcel* WilliamJ Ferbes of Osweigo The yonnger women’s bridge for Good, Staple Merchandise far below Mrs. Ruth Sparling. MARKETS’ of county-owned land will go under Worthy Matron was here the first of the week club met with Mrs. Henry Barn eten the prewar levels of many articles of ( Portland Nana Barxee, Secretary. the hammer of Sheriff Glenn. Ad ver* to visit with, friends of years um last Friday afternoon for the Wheat — Big Bend bluestem, I, bard tislng wearing apparel which we need fur the of the land sale, with the de first party of the winter season wheat, 62%c; soft white and western scription of each parcel, began a few Moro Lodge No. 113 !. O. O. f. Sf o’ cold snap just ahead of us. Moro, Oregon white, 47c; d winter, northern days ago. The lands to be sold have Paul May and bride arrived of bridge pla>ing. Meets every Monday "spring and we$te:p red, 4Cc. evening in the I.O.O.F home Sunday after spending the Miss Lois Br>anl received the Hay—Buying price, f. o. b. Portland: been taken over by the county for de- Transient and We Have Just Placed on our Shelves New Line of highest grade So the entrance Alfalfa, $14011.50; valley timothy, ! linquent taxes during the last 10 years, visiting brothers an ir honeymoon in Vancover, B. C. and some are improved with houses cordially invited to Mrs. Elbert DeMoss and son] examination bt Oregon $15015.50; eastern Oregon timothy, and farm buildings. HIGH CUT SHOE, 10 and 12-in. Tops for meet with ub . $18018.50; clover, $11; oat hay, $11; of Eugene, are visiting the this year. Boys, Sizes: ’ Harvey C. Thompson, N. G. Voters of the Carlton school dis and vetch, $10 @10.60. .. M Young, Secretary. Moss families at DeMdss Spring Wm. Henricka went toHermis- oats trict have voted in favor of unionisa- Butterfat—17(j29c, 8 1-2 to 12, Little Gents $2.50 this week ton Wednesday to visit his sister Eggs—Ranch, 16027c. ’ t'on with surrounding district*. At 12 1-2 to 2, Youths Mark Henkle and family mov- A - a,:d »° incident- 3.00 the state meeting it was voted to ac Cattle—Steers, good, $6.0006.76. Moro, Oregon cept the annual budget, which *bow* a Meet* 2d and 4th Tues e I to the Marlin place south of 2 >2 to 5 1-2, Boys b® on h,lnd ">r 1 he <’P-ninir of ; Hogs—Good to chdice, $5.75@6.50. 3.00 days of each monti. decrease of $1600 over that of last Lambs—Good to choice, $5@5.26. Visiting members wel tj a n from the fox farm east and 1 le luntin|t seasnn. year. • • '< ’ . Seattle Hl come. * . -ti. north of Moro. Mens 16 in. High Cots Directors of the Klamath Irrigation Wheat- — Rof^;{white, western white, Florence McDonald western rod. bawl winter, .north- district will make an effort to raise Card of Thanks. G. I. Drennan, of the Pacific . _ Noble Grand Starting at $5.00 for the Best Boot offered ' minimum water rates paid by lessees Jessie Henrichs, Secretary ern spring, 49c; bluestem, 61c. . Pacfic Power & Light Co., was We wish to thank the friends Butterfat—32c. anywhere for the price, to thé Best Grade I of Tulo lake reclaimed land In propor- here the first of the week from of the community who gave us Eggs —Ranlh? 17@34c. tfbn to rates paid by water users in. Water-proof Shoe witn two Full double Chris Schults Post No. 71 Walla Walla. Hie other district* of the Klamath' Leather Boles at $8.50 pair. their time and sympathy during Cattle—Choit^ steers, $6 @5.50. project. Tom Quigley, of Redmond, re our hours of grief caused by the Hogs—Good to choice, $6.50@6.75. Meets at Legion hall on The annual Wallowa county fair will Lambs—Choice, $5 @5.75. 2nd and 4th Wednesday presentative of the New York death of our sister, Ruth McGIel-. Mens Cloth Gloves fepokane . * be held in Enterprise October I, •' evenings of each month. 1 Life Insurance Company was in land. To those who 'expressed Cattle—Steers, good, $6.50@6.26. and 10. It will be in charge of com R. J. Bruckert, Cohimandet Moro this week. Mens Canvas Gloves, pair.................... . / lOc their feeling in flowers, we also Hogs —Good to choice, $5.25@5.50. mittees representing stockmen, horse Vernon Flatt, Adjutant owners and agricultural interest*. It Lambs—Medium to good, $4@4.75. Tom Alley moved to Moro, extend our heartfel thanks. Mens Jersey Gloves, Tjwo pair for . . 25c will be strictly a "Wallowa county ■ - __ ~ Sunday J. C'. McKean and Family. HARLAND VIEW GRANGE No. M2 last week and then T“------ -- ! .event, with horses and riders furnish moved to Grass Valley where he Meets in their hall in Harmony Dis Astoria’s steadily mounting build- ed by local stockmen and everyone trict the second and fourth Friday has rented an E. O. L. section, Mens ÍO’ Coats Jpg permits for tbo year were increas yill be asked to serve free to hold nights of each month. Visiting ed by |5593'in Stptember. Tho total down expenses. nearLow n. Grangers welcome. Starting a Clean up Sale we are 01 A AA for this year now -lands at $532,683. C. P. Adams, Master. Power service around Albany was * Postmaster George Bourhiil Making One Price of ...... ylv»vv C. E. Crites, Secretary. The revenues of the state game com mdmentarily interrupted by a chip has not been feeling very well on any O’Coat in the house, regular priced mission Will be about $60,0d'J loss this munk. How the*" rodent disconnected for several weeks and has pot » Presbyterian Church. ■ year than last. T ’ je total is not ex high power lines in the substation from $15 to $27.50. If you need an over Grass Valley Lodge No. 131, been able to be at the office for ' 2:30 p. m Sunday school. pected to exceed 5390,000 as compar there remains a mystery, but bl* coat do not miss this chance to buy it. I. O. O. F. meets every 2d and scorched body and a broken insulator I 3;3O p m church services. ed with $450,000 lant year. 4tb Thursday »venmgs of the month in* a day or two. the Odd Fellows hall. Sojourn ng Kenneth McKean was home Rev. R. A Hutchinson preach- Ed Cannon, Î5, of Portlahd, was in found lying on the floor are considered brothers are cordially invited. New Line Ladies & Childrens O’Shoes jured fatally wher^ he fell down a proof that ho was the cause of the Sunday to attend the funeral of ing. Vern McGowan. „ L. K. Smith break that stopped many industries cliff to the ocean beach near JIcceta N. G. \ Kecy. his aunt. Miss Ruth McClellan. O’ Shoes at lowest prices ever offered; with head while working on the Oregon tn Albany; Jefferson, Scio and Stayton. He drove up from his school at Methodist Church new snap fastner. Mrs. Roy Slate, Bend resident, had Coast highway constructlQn. Eugene. Moro Total registration at the University never seen a deer, but regardless of Mens 4-Buckle all rubber or jersey top, of Oregon Is now placed at 3122, com the handicap she went hunting one Mrs. Buxton’s father, pair ...... ...... day last week and met a huge buck " ^Sunday school at 10 a in pared with 3267 students the same .... •• $1.50 Dr J. R. Morgan Nauffts of Yamhill, is here visit- Preaching at 11 a. m. Sermon time . „ - last year. Tlio figures include face to face on a mountain trail. She ■ HI '■* his daughter and the M. E. Mil was so amazed she forgot she had a DENTIST subject: The Highest Express 244 medieal school students. gun and watched the big deer a* it ] ler family. Mr. Nauffts and Mr. Difficulty in cashing warrants from ion of Law. ’’ Thia is the sec slowly disappeared in the woods. She United States Dental Ex Miler spent Sunday fishing on . f i \ . • rural and small town school districts says she is going out again but will I °nd °f a öe, les 0 8ermoiî8 on the in Umatilla county is being cncouuter- aminer for this district the Deschutes remember next time what she is carry 1st Psalm.. ed by teachers, who claim their pay ing the gun for. Albert Pleumke was »member N. Sherman Hawk, is being discounted 10 por cent. of the Pacific University team SHERMAN COUNTY’S OWN DRY- OFFICE AT T T Pastor. Farmers of the Grand Ronde valley, According to th j figures of the that traveled to Idaho where members of 4-H clubs of the county school superintendent of Jackson GOODS STORE The Full Gospel Assembly MORO, OREGON they met the College of Idaho1 county there are 5052 boys and 4S56 and business men of La Granda, joined Usual Sunday meetings: - team. Albert is playing guard girls of school age In the county. This recently in the annual grange fair and is an increase of 212 oyer last year. home products show at La . Granda. Sunday school 10 a. m. on the Pacific team. The fair was staged in the large Lat L. W. Rakes has traded his Preaching 11am. and 7:30. A resolution opposing the proposed ter-Day Saints recreational halt : appropriation for-, construction of an home property here for a small L > “If you want to be defeated, other-highway from Portland to the J. A. Ward of Bunker Hill, one SATURDAY and MONDAY SPECIALS ranch near Oregon City and his ’?ok ba^k ^«rdjjf you want to bef coast has been adopted by the vu„ dlrec- among the many who have been in the DÉNTIST s nephews, Victor and Vincent discouraged, look within, if youj (Ors Of tjjC Medicid Chamber of Com- hills and gulches this summer seeking the elusive metal, has shown some HERE’S A SPECIAL FOR THE KIDS) HOME OFFICE, WASCO i Haya will move there for the re- wan^ to be dismayed, look be merce. 1 -lb Tru-Blu Grahams, one Foot Balli For fino samples of gold which, he and 35c mainder of the year. i fore you; if you want to be dis-; The leasing by Marsden Bros, of two companions obtained from bed Wilber Nut Lunch Chocolate, 5 bars . lOc Nye gold mine near Gold Hill 2 .. ... . traded, look around you; if you the In streams south of Powers. Regular visito mad* to Grass Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Wright wanf t0 delighted, look up; if marks the reopen % of famous dig- rock Tru-Blu Salted Crackers, two lb box 29c Three steam shovels and a large Valley. Watch for announce drove to Yakima, . Washington,1 you want to be delivered, look to glngs that have b job closed 30 years force Jewell Shortening 4-lb pail 53c; 8-lb 99c of men are rushing construction ments. on account of war, death and other last Saturday to visit with rela- jeBU3 »» work on the branch line of the Ore Milk, any brand, 4 tall cans . ............ causes. 28c if tivea and to bring Mrs. Cope! “Look unto Jesus, the Author All-night parking will be,permitted gon Electric railroad from Sweet Home Del Monte Catsup, large bottle to the Dollar timber in the Callipooia 18c back to Moro again/ They re- and Finisher of our faith, who out-of-town cars oh all streets in Wesson Oil» Quart tin... . .r........ turned home the first of the for tbe joy tha( wa8 8et before Marshfield except Broadway am} Cen district n^ar Crawfordsville. Ono of the first crops of yellow blos wee^* । Him, endured the cross, despis- tral. Courtesy stickers will be pro som sweet clover has recently been UPDEGRAFF & PEPPER Arthur Buchollz and wife left jng the shame, and is set down vided hotels apprising tho traveling harvested on the Gilbert Hunter farm See oür Hand Bills for complete list of Saturday and Tuesday morning for Corbett at the light hand of the throne public of the new ¡dan. near La Grande, Experiments have Monday Specials The Oregon Lumber company's new shown that this clbver la valuable aa Attorneys At Law ' where they will visit with Mr. of God.’’ —Hebrews 12:2 - 60,000 feet daily capacity mill at Whit a sheep pasture in that region. WALTER A. MAY & SON Bucholtz’s father and spend a ney, Baker county, will be completed J. D. and Mrs. Miller, Moro Oregon Mrs. Robert Iloota of the Rickey few days vacation near the big Pastors. soon. A crew of 40 men will be em community,, east of Salem, narrowly ployed. Logs for the new mill vyill city. Mrs. Freeman. is in escaped injury when a maddened boar come from upper Burnt river. charge of the confectionery dur Christian Science killed a horse, Injured another and a Schools are maintained in 55 of the cow and rushed at Mrs. Hoots. Dan ing their absence. Subject: “Doctrine of Atone 60 live districts in Wallowa county. Maxfield? a neighbor, dispatched the During the opening exercises ment.” There are 103 teachers, 81 in grades animal. - } . c Ie Miers ^Tailors // of the M E. Sunday school next. Golden Text: “John 1:29. and 22 in high schools, 17 men and 86 Every past record in attendance and Sunday, lone Miller’s c’ass of “John seeth Jesus coming unto women. Town schools employed 61 exhibits was broken at the opening of Junior Girls will give a demon-'him, and sayelh, Behold the teachers and country schools 52. the 25th annual Clackamas county fair. SUITS A grange has been organized at Five extra tents wore necessary to stration of the work they have Lamb of God, which taketh Olney, Clatsop county. It is the last house the livestock exhibits, and 200 I Cleaned & Pressed been doing the past quarter. away the sin of Ihe world.’’ grange to be organized in the United extra coops were used to take care of I Parents and friends are invited Responsive reading: Luke 15: States during the 1931 business year the heavy entries Ln the poultry de- I —$1.00— to attend and hear the children 2-10. of the national grange. Mrs. Ernest partment. ** •{ Driver i* in Sherman County Spleister has been elected master. present this work. Towne Every Church service every Sunday Despite the continued increase in Monday & Thursday John Searcy was here over the morning at 11 o’clock and Wed- enrollment in the Ontario schools, week end packing up his house', nesday evening at 8 o’clock, the budget board lias reduced the hold goods preparatory to mov- All are cordially invited to at- special school levy tor district No. 8 When Your Shoes need ing to JoBeph where h®’®deputy Ien(i the church services and by a total of $G 117t or from $46,120 to of the banking department in make use of the reading room $39,705. This is a reductlonof 3 mills. Repair, send them to charge of the liquidation of the which is open daily, where all More than $1500 lias been subscrib ed in cash anti md<h donation work FOR SALE White and buff orph- Joseph bank. Miss Belshe who authorized Christian Science lit volunteered to build* a road down irr£tonr ‘pu)lets. For further ’informa has been living with the Searcy’s erature may be read, borrowed river to the beach f/orh Florence, not tion see Mrs. llenry Barnum, Moro, Ore. GOOD SHOE REPAIRING only lessening the «Jistapce a half but for a winter or so accompanied or purchased. 204 Second St. affording a direct connection with THE DALLES [them. LOST, strayed or stolen,: White Col the coast guard station. It will'Miso lie dog, 1930 license tn collar. Last Harry Pinkerton and Chester Notes of Interest Frvm The match the scenic b< nuty found in sec seen around Oscar Ruggles’ ranch tions of the Coast lug'll way. Searcy hauled the furniture for Baptist Church Monday noon. Notify W. E. Bruckert, John Searcy to Joseph last Mon (Grass Valley) The big 100,000-gallon reservoir at Grass Valley, Ore. day, reluming Tuesday. They Guaranteed Test 53 & 55 the Sheridan Novitiate has been in ., Morning W’orship, FUNERAL HOME CHANCE OF LIFETIME. Reliable stalled and water will soon be pumped state that the town of Joseph Run a Mesh of 200 or Better. Church School 10 a. m. ------- AND----- has dropped from a populaton of Preaching 11 a. m. Subject: Int* it. The reservoir is a little mor* man Wanted to call on farmer* in Sher than 200'feet above the main build man county. Wonderful opportunity. 1600 to about 200 and has had AMBULANCE.SERVICE three “The Kingdom Parables.”— ings and will furnish a pressure of 80 Make |8 to $20daily. No experience.or banks , failures since capital needed. Write today FRU8T Phone 846 Th* Dalles. Ore There Is No Better Copper Carbonate Matt. 13 chapter. *. pounds. the war. W. H. Ragsdale Through the generosity of Mr. and & THOMAS, Dept F 426 Third St Oak Evening Worship. ----- or — Lota of 1OO Iba. or more, 2Oc lb, Mrs. A. Combs, the now owners of .th* land, Cailf. accompanied them on the trip. B. Y. P. U 6;30 p. m , Liberty theater in Coquille, formerly GRASS VALLEY PHARMACY . lO4b»Tins M^s Esther B. Harvey and 22c ib In a similar business in Burns, Or., the Preaching 7:30 p m. Phone222 12-year old daughter, missionary Prayermeeting and business' Church of Christ of CoçniiUe ha4 been presented with 100 opera chairs for on furlow from India, will be in meeting Tuesday 7:30 p m. MORO GRAIN GROWERS ASSOC’N Its auditorium. \ Moro Thursday, Oct. 22, to speak key. S L Boyce, Pastor Oregon is getting “milk-minded,^ CALLAWAY’S * General Shoe Repair* at the Full Gospel Assembly at Max Gehlher, director ot agriculture, — ing at — FUNERAL CHAPEL 7:30 p. m. Zaida Delight, the S.Í - 11 g says. Milk produced in the state in daughter, dressed in native cos,- Grass Valley 1929 totaled 135,376,666. gallons; dur REDUCED RATES . Funeral Directors tume, sings and recites. Mrs. ing 1919, but 98.844-946 gallons. Th* Method!»! Ch«r»h . IT PAYR TO HAVE THEM RR. and Embalmers sale of whole milk was practically RE AIRED. TRY U8. ” Harvey is an interesting speaker doubled in 10 years. 51.785,382 gallons Union and Third St. on India. A cordial invitation is Sunday school at 10 a m We l‘«y Pontag* On* W*y being reported for I930. Cream sold Preaching at 2:30 p. m. The Dalles, Ore. extended to all to attend. JOSEPH A. MEE as butterfat nearly doubled, some 19,- N. Sherman Hawk, The Wasco Shoe Man 900,000 pounds changing hand» in 1929. Mrs. Chris Andsrson snd dau- ORE. Pastor. .^Vith a total of 109 cars of produce WASCO ghter, Francea, were here the Moro, Oregon Meet* the let and 3rd Thursday evening* of each month. Viaiting member* cord iallv ia- vited to meet witn us Bv order of W. IL Hobt. UroMhart, Secretary. . IL<D<C<IIO nOFCAM QTATF NFU/Q vRL^UlFulAlL OF GENERAL INTEREST ' New Specials - ------ And Greatly —^ Reduced Prices >- ’'4 v 7» ;•'» 1 *T‘-- J. C. FREEMAN £ CO = Dr. J. A. Butler ^ebberb I antA ¿ WERNAIARK’S Copper Carbonate ZELL’S LOOK! THE JOURNAL $1.50 A YEAR 4
