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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 17, 1946)
jenMrii, «Otto, «U woji 1*1 Davit Goes to See Twin Grandsons ereoce . ~ 1 i '' fl f ‘ ' gpd lire Lawrence Mitch- •iWPF» »M twin *°nS stopped briefly at the Deqrey Thompsoh home while on their way from their home in Jacksonville to Spokane, Washington, to leave the twins with her parents, while they Journey on east to Atlantic X3tty, N.J., for General Assem bly Grandma Ruggles spent Mo- tthei's day In Pendleton with her «daughter, Sarah Rasmussen. f&r and Mrs Roscoe Moore, l i r a Brnle Moore and Mrs E. E. Barnum spent from Friday until visiting in Portland. Every day a few men make the trip down the Reckman grade but few have had time to fish much In the river. Bob Boynton has resigned his position as bookkeeper for the Moro Grain Growers and Is going •to farm the Bert Do vis and Rags- rdale A Searcy ranches northeast <of Moro. Perry Artell came up from Lebanon Monday looking around for a place to live in The Dalles or thereabouts. He says Mrs Ax tell Is not very well as yet, but expects her to improve when removed to eastern Oregon • Mrs Roes Hart is here for a visit with her mother.Mrs Edith fiayrs. coming from Beaverton Leo Devsney, director of the .state aeronautical board and W C Hilk engineer, accompanied by ¿ W D Warren of the Civilian Aer- nautical administration were her* - Thursday to look over possible /fie ld s around Moro. RUFUS GRANGE HALE May 18, Sat. C?ANCE * fewa* >a i* i>aa t-MWAti k tt if, IMi Maurioe Lataon »pant the week Mathodlit church at Pendleton, Visiting hers over Mother's laud. About lu Attmdod to mk< whioh time a daughter waa bom to her daughter, Mre CharlM and hare from Portland to visit and In charge of tha church for day were Wendell McLaohlan the rafter» ring with their good Green (Beth Meralnger). with Mrs Letson, Moro school this district, was here Wednes- George Peck», newly appointed teacher. ».• ' • day with Rev. F. L. Cannell of director of the crop Insurance Rev. Oliver Gill, pastor of the Wasco. program, was here Monday for a shdrt time w hile on his w ay to Prineville. ’ - FO R SA LE Miss Vivian Trounce reports \ I am offering for sale my own Cherry Creek that recitals for her music pupils will be held at Rufusr May 22, Stock Raqch,. which consists of more than 50,0C0 > \Va$co May 23 and at Moro acres of deeded and leased lands. May 25. ' ' ’’ •« This JAPch lies in the heart of Central Ore Mrs Mollie McLachdan re« ceived word that her sister, Mrs gon’s b e st bunch gra: s range. This ranch starts at I/ittie I>ee, was married at her the John Day river, a t an elevation of 1500 feet, and home ip Portland Sunday, May extends for 15 miles to the m ountains, an elevation 12 to Chester C. Cowles. > m JT- Mrs Emma Davis and Luther* left for Portland Thursday where they Will Visit' Mr and Mrs Mah- Ion Tracewell and their new twin sons, Mrs Davis will remain for several days. Mr and Mrs Corliss Andrews of SpokAne, Washington were at the Davis ranch Monday night. Mrs Frank vonBorstel was in Corvallis during the Mother’s day weekend to be with her son, Jack. Kent Unit of the American Le 4 — — ------- gion Auxiliary held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs A. A Dunlap, Wednesday, May 8 « Poppy posters which had been FOR SALE: Monarch range, oil made by the pupils of the K ent,, heater, several rockers. Mrs Maurice Letson, Moro. 28p Grass Valley and Antelope grade schools, were on display. Cor FOR SALE: 10 ft. Star Windmill sages of poppies were made up & 30 ft. tow er-N ew except fir» for sale to the public. Plans were • st section of tower is set-P rice made for the Initiation of new $125.00 as is.. H. O. Miller members. • Refreshments were Ranch, Dufur, Oregon. 28c served by the hostess. Mr and Mrs W. C. Helyer of WANTED: A year round job on The Dalles were Saturday visit farm for man with family. ors at the D. W Helyer home. Write Otto Munger, 222 E, 13th St. The Dalles, Ore. 28-0p ■ Mr and Mrs J. J. Decker and son, Doimy. left Monday for Port FOR SALE: Registered Here- land where they will spend aev- fords—Straight, blocky, easy eral days. " fleshing Real Prince Domino’s Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sather yearling bulls, yearling heifers were Dalles vlsietfrs Monday. well grown out. A few extra Mr and Mrs J. J. Bellani and smooth cows with calves and family were in Bend Sunday. bred back to Oregon Prom ino Ken Horsie is back at his job 35th No. 3235057 Ted M. Ball, in the Kent garage after a weeks* Bar B Ranch, Grass Valley, illness, * , Oregon. 27c Dick Stakley sold his home in Kent to H. P. Howell, who plans TAKEN UP: Yearling steer, ha’f crop off ear, no visible brand to move in after some repair Kenneth Sather, K ent work has been done. FOR SALE: Table model electric J. H. Wilson from The Dalles radio. $10.00. John PeMoss. was a week end visitor at the Moro, Oregon. ?7c home of Mr and Mrs A. F.Lyons SAVE 60% Read 4 pocket books and family. Mr and Mrs Frank Keefer were for 40c Write—Pocket B^iki in The Dalles Wednesday to re - Club of America 1 Box 2212B— ceive medical attention Hollywood - 28 Calif. 37p Want Acf» BABY CHIXS— Christie New Sheriff mat Norman ■ Fields made Hampshire«, Rock-H&np Cross. Ms third period tax m o v e r Every Wed. Circular available. this week which resulted m Harts’ Hatchery, tfeayertop, < 1529 49 heir« turned over B>r Oregon. distribution by the treasurer- current taxes accounted - f o r FOR SALE: 14 weaner pigs Bill $937 (XI No fund received a large Huelher. Grass Valley. Ph-467 sum of money, distribution being FOR RENT: Good wheat farm general. near The Dalles. 1 Experience Mrs Clarence Merslnger return« and equipment required. Write ed from her trip to Montana the Box 4 Sherman County Journal first of this week utter a visit 27-Oc there of several weeks, during of 6000 feet, which makes it an ideal all the year a- round stock ranch, without taking them from home. This ranch is well watered and will cut plenty of hay, and will take care of 1500 head of cattle the year around- It has two good sets of buildings and corrals, and is all fenced and cross-fenced. The price is $125,000, and long, easy term s can be had at four percent interest If interested get iu touch with H. H SCHMITT, Phone 386, Prineville, Ore: of Bolce, Idaho, and Mr and Mrs wishes. Art Charrmess, she a daughter of Mrs Mollie McLachlan. Four rn v sn sac.: ■ ntmrrtnnninm»«»» of the McLahlans were gathered together for Mother’s day. Glen and Roland being the others. Friends broke in on the sleep of Mr and Mrs Ralph Bolen here Phone 271 OREGON Tuesday night and gave them a MORO charavari that was lively if be- im s m m m w w s m m m m m n n a n » C. A . Ruggles INSURANCE SU7E FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES AUTO L IFE — C'oinprehensive Rebkiencr Personal Liability Insurance. Comprehensive Farm and Farm E m ployees Liability. John M. OeMoss, Agen* Phone 857, Moro, Ore. LAND BANK LOANS 4% Interest Ixjng Term Liberal Prepaym ent Privileges Dalles Nat’l Farm Ixmn A s? » Bank Hotel The Dalles, Oregon T. Lester Johnson LAWfO WASCO , COAL Have you been wondering whether you could get coal for next winter or not? Don’t worry. W E HAVE COAL T H E R E IS A M A R K E T FO R B A L E D S T R A W ----- A s m a ll, a u ta m a tic , tr a c to r d r a w n a n d tr a cto r o p era ted h a y b a ler, d e s ig n e d for th e fa r m e r ’s ( w n u se, is n e w e q u ip m e n t fo r p o stw a r . 100 Tons of it and we can deliver it, John Lewis or no John Lewis. W e don’t know when yje can get any more If you want to be sure you have In S h e r m a n co u n ty s tr a w cc u ld b e b a le d d ir e c t fr o m th e c o m b in e or la te r from w in - r o w s . B a le d h ay is e a s ie r to h a n d le , s t c i e or s e ll. J. K. McKean Company COAL order from us today Moro Lumber & Fuel THE DALL. Men’s cotton v e n k sox .95 B oy’s Baseball A W om en’s Aprons* Just For You! Dish Rags Anklets Men’s Sport shirts Men’s Work shirts Sunglasses Because of Our Excellent Eastern Connections We Are In a Pos ition to Offer Our Lovely Lines of Spring SUITS, COATS, and HATS at Sale Prices. The Surprising Part Is That They Are New. Many Received Within the Week. In These Days of Shortage of Merchan Moro Variety & Remedy dise We Are Happy to Offer Y o u .............. COATS A restaurant is more than ' Such famous names as Edwaids and Pacific and many Other nationally advertised c o a t s ............. reduced lor your buying < u £ a place to eat. pleasure. It’s a place where one sh o u ld • SUITS be comfortable, relaxed/ Beautiful pastel shades. L ovely suits, superbly tailored to be the basic garment in your spring and summer wardrobe. All happy, contented with, both food and service.- - - That s the kind of place w e try to operate _ reduced to make wonderful GRETA , 309 SECOND ST. THE D A L L E S HOTEL MORO COFFEE i i *•- M01C (Res. DeMoss Springs) b a r g a in s . HATS W e are w ell know n in T he Dalles and vicinity for our grand , hats. Our spring hats are true to our reputation. All hats re, duced so ydu can afford one for each costum e. Y ou’ll love em
