Sherman County observer., October 20, 1905, Image 3

Watch
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O rain Storage 50c. Per Ton.
THE R EST A SSO R TM EN T
The ladles of Moro Presbyterian
The Sherman
*
ohurch have organised an Aid
-O f-
Trading Company.
Society.
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W K T C H E 9, CLOCKS, JEW E LR Y ,
Moro Hotel cigars are the beet.
Mrs. Kay, of Roseland, B. C., is
The Pacific C o o t Elevator Company
S IL V E R W A R E and C U T O L K B B
AU goods sold for cash at The
visiting her daughter in Moro, Mrs.
Observer Book stpre.
I T h i s B id e o f T h e D a l l e «
Jennie Sachs, f
H
aving
purchased
the
Moore
Bros.
«
Ginn
Warehouses
Alarm docks $1.26 and $160
Mra. Allda Francis presented her
-X t- /
at Moro, Grass Valley ahd McDonald Bridge, will
guaranteed for odo year. At II«»-
better half with a boy on the 6th.
O
.
M
.
H
E
A C O C K 'S
oock’i jewelry store.
m aintain the old standard storage charges of 50e. per
All doing well.
Jew
elry
Store
Now is your time to plant Wal­
0. It. Belhsee was in search of
ton,
which
shall
carry
the
graiqj
to
December
31»t
rto
ro
-
1
-
•
•
O regon., *
nut trees. See Brooki A Sons adv.
hie lost horses this week. We think
e. .
z
„
« a t'.
following,
and
10
oenta
per
ton
per
month
or
fractional^
W a tch ‘and* ju w e lry re p a irin g a sp e cia lty and a ll g ua ra n te ed .
on 2d page today.
he has located them.
Carmody Bros, carry the finest
part thereof,- thereafter. This is Jc. per bushel
Sample copies of this paper may
and moet complete line of granite
be
had at The Observer business
less than is charged by other firms. Is Jc. per bushel
ware in the conuty.
C h a rle » D a v i»
office—6o. per oopy.
W m . H oggard
worth saving ? If so haul iu your—wheat** and save
Stationery, paper, pens, ink,
Mrs. John Donohue, formerly of
penoils and all sorts of ictas, a t the
Kent, was burned so had th a t she
Jc. per bushel on storag« a lo n e .
Y our
wheat
Observer Book Store.
died
recently in Hood river valley.
will be piled special or grade. 1 j.us} «a you like.
Mrs. J. O. Eirocf entertained a
Don’t borrow trouble. But buy E L E C T R IC A L W I R I N G , P L U M B IN G ,
Mr. T. R. M cGinnis "ill have chargo of our
houseful of friends Friday evening,
lots in Vernon even if-you have to
T I N N I N G , G A S ^ \S T E A M R E P A IR IN G
in honor of Mr and Mrs L. K. Moore
borrow the money with which to do
Moro Warehouse, which Insures a «(pare deal to all.
B IC Y C L E W O R K . E tc .
Four more finishing carpenters
it.
Pacific Qon t Elevator Co.,
Rev. Adams has returned from
from Portland were put to work on
P e o p l e s B u i l d i n g , R U a in S t r e e t , flU o ro , O r.
the La Grande meeting of Presby­
the inside of The J. 0 . Elrod build­
E. S. Cattron,
terians in Oregon, and resumed fbe
ing Monday.
work of his pastorate in thie city.
F. C. Miller, brother of Dr. Marie
Sherman County Agent.
Sign Writing.
Carriage Painting.
Dr. Saunders, V,. 8 ., removed a
M. Goffin, spent a week in Moro, re
large
tum
or
from
the
leg
of
a
valu­
turning Monday to the Kliokitat
Reward for ring lost. See adv.
farm, north of Lyle.._
Read the n^w advertisements in able mare last week belonging to
Y
O
U
Ladru Barnum returned from
Wilber Cooper.
----- Dealer in------
this paper.
do qot need to go elsewhere to«
Portland during the week, and
We only know what you read in
,
* gat yo u r
You canalwnvf} find it profitable
Paints, Oils, Picture and Room Holdings,
Mrs. B. and the little brother and
to use the classified adv. columns another column about free training
Glass and Wall Paper.
W ATCH
sister reached home Sunday.
of The Observer They bring buyer of nurses. I t may be a graft. We
Paper Hanging and House Painting.
Eight head good work horses, and
simply "chance it.”
repaired as I do u/atch^orK
and seller together.
F urniture Varnished and Polished.
ti\a t w ill give e:\tlre satis­
T
hat*satchel
found
by
J.
H.
a farming outfit for Bale.
Also
t E x S h e riif McGinniss left us this
Pictures Framed and Matted.
- \ ... —-
fa ctio n or rqoney
some unbroke horses. Also: '480
week for Corvallis. We dislike to Elliott, was claimed by Mrs. Hans
.Bedsteads Enameled.
JBfuqded.
Thompson, who left it by the road­
acres of land to rent. G. M. Frost,
> -ee Tom go, but h--pe be may do
side in her haste to get into a car,
Moro, Or.
O. M . H E H C O C K
$ veil wherever he mtjy be.
There will be about the usual
.when
going to the fair.
I Snow fell in Moro Tuesday even­
J e w e le r
Plant
flqwers for 1906. Let us
amount of fall sown wheat in this
M oro - - O regon
'<■ ing covering the ground with a thin
make
Moro
a city.
N\ e can have • I H - H - l - l 'I H 'l» H * l» i,l ' I ‘ l |l t i t i l l i H 1*1 l l l I l l H U H I'l-l-l H 1 I P ;
locality this year, and about two
eoat, some of Which remained in
•flowers
by
the
wagon
load from
fifths of the tillable land is now be­
Nobody ever complains of the -ight nnttl upon Wedne?dav. The
February 1st to December 1st.
ing summer fallowed. - «
high price of things th at he has t. beautiful was not appreciated,
Plant bulbs for the next three
Hon. B. F. Pike bought the last
sell.
I t’s tKo things the other
Roy M artin was called to the bed­
Q.
a S E S S IN G E K s P ie p x S e t« * .
months. Plant rose and vine and
round trip ticket to P o rtla n d .S u n ­
fellow has to sell that cause oom- side of a brother dangerously 4U in
shrub cuttings now. Plant, Plant,
Bolton B uilding, Moro, Oregon.
day. He bought the first one issued
plaint.
t
I Moscow h o sp ita lw ith typhoid last
Plant.
We
remember
a
dear
old
when he left home for the Denver
Hon. B F. Pike went to Port-! week. Roy left on the 17th. It is
lady who always had an abundance :: Meals c o o k e d to o r d e r . S h o r t o r d e r lu n c h e s a s p e c i a l t y :
Jubilee last summer.
land Sunday J o deliver the G. A. R .! doqbtful if th eln v alid recovers.
in the kitchen garden for the fam­
Mrs. Laura Ireland remained in
C o m p le te S to c k o f C a n n e d L u n c h G o o d s.
Banner to headquarter!, which he
E ditors realize the “ modesty”
ily table*, because she made a rule
Portland a few days the guest of
had secured while iu Denver for xistjng in d. h. institutes gaore than
Room s in Connection w ith 'th e R estau ran t,
to sow seed or stick some young
Mesdames W. H. and H. A. Moore.
my other people, not to say gall.
the Oregon veterans.
plant in the ground «.Very day of 4 in rn 11 n-i-i-H!11 b1-1*1'11111111411111 f'1 ' ! 111
Mrs. G. L. Rohr also remained a few
m im
Rev. C. T. Cook, wife and baby They send u , editorials a mile long
lays, the guet»V of Mrs. M. A. Robr.
gardening time.
sometimes,
for
our
scrap
basket.
was in Grass Valley from Wednes­
The time has come to put up that
* A beautiful snow storm visited
day of last week until Monday, ,» Society personal in E ast Ore-
Shaniko S u n d a y 'ju e t as the train
shed for the cow, if you b a v e u io
visiting and looking after the in - . Ionian: “Three U m atilla squaws
barn, and give her protection from
pulled out for Biggs. I t disappear­
| left today for Arlington, where they the beating winds and rains. The
ed as it fell to the ground, but in terest of the church.
Mr. Ju n k in attended to affaire J
fi8h an(j visit for a few weeks
family cow should not be turned
falling presented a lovely picture of
about the U. S. M. for E r s k in v illt^ n o n g their friends the Columbia
•out twenty-four hours in all kinds
a mild winter scene.
during the abeence of Mr. and Mrs ¡river Indians.”
of storms. It will pay to make her
Dr. Logan’s lemon tree, a gift
Erskine last week. Mr. Junkin is] At the home of J. L. Van Wiukle
comfortable. Give her a dollar
from Mrs. Bolton when leaving
J
-Iravs Valley, Chas. Olds and Miss blanket at night. A dry place to
Moro, has produced one full sized now a resident of Gilliam.
At an im prom ptu weighing contept Pearl Hendershot were united in
stand in when the rains come down
lemon this year, and has 20 more
Saturday Mrs. G . A. Meloy took the marriage, Rev. ,’J . T. Cook officiat­ and a dry, clean place to lie down
growing. I t is indeed a very rare
W atch
ribbon from Mrs. D. McLachlan by ing. Only intim ate friends wit- at night. - Do not preten^-to be a
plant for this latitude.
' The Sherman
'7"
a pound and a half. ;*The weights iiosetd the marriage. They will Christian and try to get into the
Chronicle: After spending some
Trading
Company.
were 156 and 1644 respectively.
live on a farm near Kent.
pearly ’ gaVe* On a certificate of
MOBO, IHKBMAM C O .,OBROOS:
weeks in Moro, assuming the duties
Home from the fair— Everybody.
I. W. Pike returned from Alberta
There will bo preaching in the let neglect and oruelty to animals.
of Miss G race Hobson as stenog
Notice the jeweler’s new show
Sunday<• He walked inte Biggs Baptist church here next Sunday
The price of The Observer is 11.60
Our old tow^pmea» Moore Bros.,
rapher for the Eastern Oregon
m i y e a r.
76 o r a t a (o r st« narath a, 60 ora ta window.
where bis wife and children met at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Morn-
for ro o f m o n th *— h o t If p aid la advanoa we
W alter and Henry, have organized
Land Company, Miss Edie Fisher
saoapi $2.60 l a fo il fo r 1 years. B hartar
The new water and gas plant for
him, and came home wAUi them. ng theme, “How Christ came to
a company in Portland called the
Miss
returned home yesterday.
torm a th e n one year l t ) < oenta p e r m onth
Moro
will
he
a
hum
m
er.
W edon’t think Win has aTiankerin chi.rch.” Evening Theme, nBeT-
Send for advertisiug ratee.
Moore Investm ent Co., and bought
Hobson having returned to Moro.
Mrs. C. E. Jones was returned to
after Alberta.
ihnzzers Idolatrous Revelry.” Sun­ a large tract of suburban property
A
distiitguised
ohemist,
who
has
Prof. W. C, Bryant i s 'T r y i n g day school 10 u. in. John Tonkins,
.O ct . 20, 1906 a Portland hospital Sunday, a very
FRIDAY
and laid it out in lots. The tract
been analyzing sagebrush, an­ congratulations.
Its a daughter pastor.
sick woman.
- i,r
consisted
of about 1100 lots in the
Watch
Phonographs and records both nounces th a t it oontaius a large born to him on the 12th at Albany.
Dispatch: “ Hello, Mr, Wiley,” most sightly part of E ast Portland.
The Sherman
cylinder, and disc, for sale at Hea- percentage of tannic acid, several Mrs. Bryant and the little black- ■aid a citizen to the above-named
They have graded the s tre e ts, laid
alkaloids and a considerable pro­ eyed beauty are reported to be do­
Trading Company.
oook’s jewelry store.
gentleman, as ho pulled off his hat nearly 15 miles of sidewalk, and
portion
of
quinine.
Sagebrush
tea
Ione is proud of its blaoksmitb
J. O. Thompson has sold his
ing very well.
to mop his brow, after a weary have Bullrun water. They seem to
New Styles for Fall Wear In
G rass Valley property and is now a has long been used by the Indians
Subscriptions are not ooming in« tram p from the depot to Dufur.
shop.
Button or Lace, Patent
bo
putting
the
lots
on
the
m
arket
E. Peoples and Wife are away, resident of tha..fam cus Hood river as a remedy for mountain fever and this mouth quite as fast as we like, “ WLat do you know?” “I know
very
cheap,
considering
the
part
of
Leather and Black Kid .
Its efficacy is attributed to the. hence it will be necessary for us to
perhaps for the winter.
valley.
th«t the railroad has not got to the city it is in, and a great many
skin and Calf skin
Call at Heaoock’s jewelry store
Geo. R. MaoKenzie was*© Moro quinine it contain!.'
send out a few bills. If you get Dufur yet,” replied Mr. Wiley with people, not only in the city but all
Ben H ur has taken the place Of one pleas© do us the favor of re­
and hear those phonographs.
visitor laBt week. He is preparing
no little sarcasm.
over the country, are buying lotB
& 3 .5 O
Fresh Oysters and Oyster cock­ for a visit to his mother in the east the Lewis and Clark fair in the m itting promptly.
if.
U.
M
artin
is
one
of
the
hap­
not alone to bJliLl on right away,
Rose city. October 19th to 25th
tails a t the Wm. Rudolf Cafe, Moro. during the holidays.
We had the pleasure of a b r i e f piest men in Kent precinct
ci p s ilx
The but for in vestm ent? The lots are
The Wasco Warehouse Milling there is a perfect levee at The visit Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Mra. Garliok and son Roy were
Star
drill
bored
a
hole
for
him,
al
priced from $90 to $400 and sell as
fortunate visitors at the last days of j Company* W hite river flour was Marquam Grand. This great play, W alter Moorehouse and the twins, hie farm east of Kent I miles, and
follower You prfn buy a lot ‘or as
which
has
commanded
the
attention
awarded the gold medal at the
now 14 months old babies, who took M 90 feet from the base of his dug
the wonderful fair
many as you want, and pay 5 per
of the Pope of Rome, King Edward the leading prize at the W orlds
W. A. Norcross makes a very Lewis and Clark fair.
well
struck
a
vein
of
water
which
cent
down and 3 per cent a
of England, President Roosevelt, fair for good behavior.
desirable change for his farm opera­
The Lewis and Clark Exposition
44 ho. ure continuous pumping failed month after that. By this plan
Archbishop
Ireland
and
other
pre­
At a whist party given by Mrs. J.
tions by taking up bis residence in have awarded the Wasco Milling
S o ro sis «í W a lk -O v e r S to re
lates, rulers and Im portant person­ 0. Elrod Friday evening, in honor to reduce. His dug well is 67 feet mos^ any one oould buy a few
Moro.
-----
Co., of Wasco, a gold medal for one
deip.
He
may
oemeut
this
part
of
Opposite Perkins Hotel
lots
aud
pay
for
them
by
the
month,
Mrs. E m m a Maus of Nebraska, of their makes of flour and silver ages of the world, aroused the in­ of Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Moore, Dr, it, insert pipe and have a flowing and hardly feel it. If cash iB paid
P o r tla n d , O regon.
—
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Is h arin g a real good Visit with her medals for their three other brands terest ot the entire states of Oregon 0 . J. Goffin won first prize for well.
they discount the price 6 per cent.
and W ashington when staged in gentlemen, and Mrs. 8. S. Hayes
son P. F. Maus and family, at of flour which includes all of their
The patronage of The Observer It is gonerally believed these lots
Portland two years ago.
family flour.
lady’s first prize. L. K. walked away doe’ not permit of it using tele­
B rskinrille
will be worth double the present
with the booby prize “as usual.”
graphic service covering news of the price within a year, and the owners
The Dufur railway cuts into outside world, hut our readers can
WASCO MILLING CO.
expect to advanoe the price about
wagoning of wheat to the Dallee. dep<nd upon the Oregon semi-
the first ol the year at least 20 per
L ist year at this time a prominent weekly Journal for such service.
H A L F A S A C K o f our high grade flour la
cent. Now th at the two great R. R
equal in reeulT» to a full sack o f other
Dalles warehouse receipted for 160, The Journal is published Tuesday
Companies are coming in to P ort
brands. ’ Tin the b e .t on the m arket far h alf
000 sacks up to date. This year Ito and Friday of each week and is a
»Ifain the monry.
Uniform in quality nod
land, down the north side of the
purity.
The hiifheat devetopmeot ol the
books show a discrepancy of 100,000 daily in almost everything but
river, Portland is going to be the
m iller’e art, combined w ith the eery beat
name. Semi weekly Journal and best city north of San Francisco
sacks
wheat that ia raiowt ia Shermaa eauaty.
Hon. W. II. Moore of Portland, The Observer only $2.26 per year.
Once tried— Always aead.
and no one can make a m istake by
haB been appointed receiver of th© Subscribe now, and get three papers
buying property in the city if they
house of Shurte A Weir, Arlington. for about the price of one.
get it right. If you wish to know
I t is understood th at this failure
There will be preaching services any more about the proposition
was caused by too large investments at the M. K. church Sunday, Oct. address The Moore Investm ent Co.
1614 sixth street, Portland, and
in real estate which could not be ¿2d morning and evening.
Rev
H e a d q u a rte rs fo r,
utilized in payment of the bills of O. T . Cook Witt takedor his theme vou will receive full information
the firm as they m atured. If any­ in the morning, “Something worth
A Complete Stock of Buggy,
Plum bing supplies and Pipes of
body can straighten the m atter up bolding.”
In the evening Rev.
Heavy and Team Harness, and
all kinds, and which we sell at
without loss to creditors, Walter W alter Skipworth, presiding elder
everything
found
in
a
Harness
shop-
best prices possible to customers.
Moore is the man to do it.
of the Dalles district will preach.
Som e‘tim e ago a Moro business A lia re Invited to woréhip with us
man sect to a Dalles city business at these rervifes. The 1st Quarter
man for an article th at could not be y oooference of the M. E. church
If you w ere going out on a business trip you
bought in Moro. After waiting ten will be held Monday, Oct. 23d at
v jo u ld g o neatly and c a re fu lly dressed, because
days Mr. Moro man addressed Mr. o’olook io the church. C.T. Cook,
you w o u ld w is h to rnaRe a good impression,
Dalles man a short notice askinii pastor. - J
Has It e’Ver occurred to you that y o u r printing—*
An epidemic of tonsilitis seems to
why? and received the curt reply
th a t he had delivered the goods at be ram part in the Dalles, and it is
being yodr representative that you send
the stage office 10days before. II*' the contagious type. In some states
A G E N T S FOR
where you cannot go yourself—should be Just
had perhaps been reading an old- the law requires quarantine for this
‘ G uns, Rifles, R evolvers and
as
carefully dressed? .
• The P ittsburg Perfect Electric
time schedule of distances from the disease ae well as for diphtheria.
A m m unition. W e can and do
Weld Hog Wiro Fence; this
in other words, your printing should be done on
Dalles, which a n --“up-to-date res Though it is not so here, the
com pete w ith an y E a ste rn C ata ­
fence will stretch perfectly over
tau ran i” on East 2d St. gives out orr Chronicle suggest©* that people
good stocK, with good ink, careful presswork,
logue house on these goods.
the most hilly places.
the back of its cards, In which would do woll to use precaution, as
and most important of .all. “know how.;
. AbaoHrtatyMra
.Moro is placed on a stage Hue, 35 it ia oo light disease. We have
“The Observer” is the kind that satisfies you,
miles away. It is time that the heard of some case» of the disease
M s w s iis s z n v n r
satisfies the parties to whom you send It, and
«Dalles people began to learn who where an odor is easily detected.
A Orwam o f T artar Fawd«r.
ftwo from alum or phoe-
their neighbors are, and th at Wasco, We have always understood that
tt pleases us to dq it because It gives such
phatlaaoM
Moro, G rass valley, etc., are eligible suoh la ooneidered a very good
-general
satisfaction* .
for classification in the railtoad list. evidence of diphtheria.
W A TC H
HOGGARD & D A V IS
E. M. MEACH, floro, Or.
SHERMAN
T R A D IN G
S T A R K ESTA U R A W T
CALL AND SEE OUR
The
Rex Hacks
Rex Surries
Rex Buggies
O b server
Heydt Implement Co., Moro, Or.
SOROSIS SHOES
FOR WOMEN
KNIGHTS
Buffalo Pitts Separator and Engines.
Hodge Headers. Extras of all Kinds.
WASCO MILLING CO.
W asco, Or.
Always on hand
M M m O FHKAnH
WATER TANKS, BELTING, OILS,
HARDWARE, GLASS*“ . RANGES.
We Have
POWDER
W. F. Weigand 2t Co., S S K Ä
F O F? W
A R D