Sherman County observer., August 17, 1906, Image 3

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LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS
Far rn^ for eale. Read Mr Sexton*^
Misa Edna Strahl goes to Portland
Little drops of water on little
grains of sand, make a mighty dif­ tomorrow to attend Millinery fall adv.
Rev. Adame and wife returned
opening. Mrs S expects to go next
ference in the prioe of laod.
Tuesday.
Mrs MoDooald. Mr« GN Croefleld week.
Want a man and wife on your
and children were guests of Mrs J
Mrs JH Sachs returned Sunday
N Fordyoe in the early part of this from a visit to her parente io farm? See adv.
FOR
Regular bill of fare at Rudolfs
week.
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British Columbia, and Johny is
ioe
cream
parlors.
The weather was so hot on Mount comparatively happy now.
CK Cochran returned from Cae-
Baker that the few Masamas who
Cascade Locke ae a summer re­
made the climb report finding "a sort is becoming very popular. It oade Looks Tuesday.
the
h a r v e st
Byron Hawks was a visitor in
steaming” glacier.
is estimated there are in that vicini­
Misa Margart Sigman assisted ty three hundred oampere, many of Moro a few days this week.
Mies Laura Johnson ie central at
Prof Bryant at the examinations whom are from Moro.
the Moro ’phone these days.
last week. Hot as the weather
The Gridley Herald telle about a
Cherry ice cream is the latest and
wae some excellent reeulte followed
millet hay crop, 8 tone per acre, at
newest at Rudolfs for Sunday.
meetings whioh were hold In the
910 per ton, produced near that oity
Heaoock’e advertisements talk.
oonrt house.
by HP Brown. Perhaps some of
Be at Rudolfs Sunday aud try
Eugene Dunlap, Mr Blue and
our readers can vouch for Mr Brown.
the Snndaie ioe oream. A very
son, have made a record heading
We love to see laborers reet after delioioue flavor.
this season on the HA Thompson
a hard 'days work.
But the
Martin Hansen has finished har­
farm, cutting an average of 17 acre«
“laborers”
who
take
all
an
afternoon
vesting and began hauling his orop
per day for two weeks, with one 4-
to reet, on the sidewalk along let to Moro Monday.
boree team to the header bed.
Pendleton Mills have advanced
Messrs Newell, Hawthorn and street, need to move on. The side­
the price of wheat 2c above “market
Griffiths returned from The Rohr walk is a poor resting place.
Ledru Barnum, of the WWMCo. prioe” in that city.
Villa surveys Saturday, and pro­
Assessor Otto Peetz went to Col­
bank
in tbi« city, informs ua that
ceeded to Portland. It begin« to
lins to accompany his sister Mrs
the
crop
off
one
quarter
section
of
look like business about The Villa.
RW Montgomery home.
Wait till the electrical harness is LL Peetz farm turned out 900 sacks
The first sales days for wheat in
of No. 1 wheat, and it ie the first
put on DeeCbutee river.
Umatilla county were failures. The
No.
1
heard
of
in
Sherman
county.
ACL Davis of Madison, Neb.,
PIONEER BRICK, MORO, OREGON.
Lives of campers in the Cascade farmers failed to have samples
oame home with hie eon AL from
ready, and buyers took advantage
Kelso Saturday^ end is now a guest mountains in vicinity of Detroit of it.
at the John Day farm. Davis, er., were in jeopardy Saturday, from
Mrs JM Dunahoo and children,
is a veteran of the Mexioan war, fearful forest fires. Hair breadth
Hazel
and Lloyd, have returned
where he wea in eome stirring ’scapes are numerously reported,
'from
camp
Cascade Looks, bringing
scenes, nnder Gen. Taylor.
end it will certainly be a miraole if
two of Mrs CK Cockran’s children
* An ineipient blaze wae equeluhed no lives were lost.
home.
Saturday noon at the corner of
A Portland clergyman recently
Rev. Cook informs us that the
Soott and 1st streete. It started delivered a terrific pnlpit arraign­
Bishop
Lawrence endless-chain let­
from a match in the bands of a ment of a peek-a-boo or open work
are both lost when you go to Portland
•mall boy who wanted to see the waists. Hie congregation ought to ter has reached Sherman county.
to get your eyes fitted. M y equip­
grass bard. Buckets full of water send him to Newport on a vacation It is a hoax. Bishop Lawrence
cover started it.
ment
for making an aocnrate teat of
oarried to the spot io time by Mrs and let him get a real^fthock at a
Shampooing,
hair-dressing,
scalp
the
eye
b unexcelled by any office In
Gariiok, FM Smith, S Elcock, HA thimble bathing suit.-------•— -----------
treatment,
manicuring,
and
facial
the
state.
My glassre have given en­
Page and JP Strahl, saved another
An outing party from Davenport, massage. Will call at residence, if
tire satbfaction to the^
destructive fire in the city.
Sheepmen who have need moun­ camped on Spokane river 12 miles’ desired. For particulars inquire at
Wo carry a full stock of Optical Goods—We repair all
tain range now in reeerve in winter from the city, lost 2 ladies and 5 D.F.Geburn’e, Ginns* late residence.
kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
gentlemen
from
drowning.
The
find that the regulations whioh pre­
There isn’t 26 representative men
ladies
were
bathing
and
got
into
a
vents them from this use will be a
in Portland who half realize the re­ O . HR. H E A G O G K , HR opo , O regon.
whirlpool, the others heroically'
hardship that will cause them to
sources of The Inland Empire, and
cut down their herds. Czar Hitch­ sacrificing their lives in ,the vain it appears to us that it ie perfectly
immaterial to them whether they
cock recognizes neither the domin­ attempt to save them.
The Portland Journal would have learn or not.
ance of wealth nor of squatters’
Reeder a Fisher cut a large crop Largest Denominational University in the Northwest
rights, and will enforce hi« own ue country folk eat prunes “to en­
courage” suckers who have fallen of oat hay on a new piece qf ground
“regulations.” £i
Christian but not Sectarian.
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Jas Miller, a Sherman county into the grave error of getting-rioh- between their, home place and Two New Buildings
Adequate Equipment.
farm hand, was taken to the Dallee quick by raising this inferior fruit. Shaniko, eays the Republican.
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45 Professors and Instructors.
last week, charged with stealing a Nit. Next they’ll be asking us to The grain was. well headed and al­
Tw o N ew Course« Added T b b Year
valise and a bundle of bedding be­ eat carp, because of a shortage in most went two ton per acre. This
English
Commercial
and Electrical Engineering.
longing to EH Sterling. Miller the trout crop.
ie proof that new ground will pro-
P«r
Parttoatar«
A U r««
denied the charge, but wae com­
The Moro flour mill was all ready duoe when properly cultivated.
DEAN
J.
T.
M
ATTHEW
S
or
JOHN
H. COLEMAN, Président.
pelled to give in when the Wasco to start up Monday morning when
iPrunes, says The Journal, “are
Salem,
Oregon.
oonnty deputy sheriff found a va
Mr Edeon discovered that the city a homely sort of fruit, but they are
of the description given, and a nu
water work« couldn’t Bupply the nutritious, healthful, and palatable,
her of tools and other articles be­ stuff for Bteam. Consequently he when properly cooked and sweetened
■ Is Your H u sb a n d P ru u d of
longing in the grip, on Miller’s tool put Messrs Sbugart and Strahl at
pleasantly to the taste. It is strange
Your Cookery?
oheat.
work and has a well under way that there ie not a greater consump­
Congress at the last session made
I
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Ik«,
good
things to eat—does he?
from whioh it ie expected he will be tion of so excellent a fruit. Water­
Wouldn’t It be a pleasant surprise to him In
an appropriation to be used in the
able to operate CQntinuouely inde­ melons are too bandy. If you like
the winter time, to set out «oms «lloed tomatoes
test of methods of tiok extermin­
on a pretty white plate, fixed up Just the way
pendent of municipal ownership.
prunes
eat
theqi.
Nobody’s
hold­
he likes them:—
ation. Inspectors ere now in the
ing you.
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Or some sweet oorn on the oob as Juicy and
Gene
Noble,
while
working
with
field, and the work la to be pushed
creamy as the day It was plucked—or green peas
Father
White
of
Newburg
has
his
bees
Monday
evening,
says
the
—or say—a dbh of brook trout:—Or some other
vigorously in Oklahoma. Bulletin
article of food of which he is particularly fond
No. 72 of the experiment station at Heppner Times, was so badly stung given ue a jocular Summer Idyl
but which oannot be obtained for love or money,
that
a
physician
had
to
be
called
to
about
Yamhill
weather.
In
antici­
out of season.
Stillwater, Oklk., gives explicit in­
W ell—
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The whole pation, should Walter Wellman
formation about methods farmers relieve his suffering.
The
E
C
O
N
O
M
Y
Jar
enables
you
to
give
him
that very surprise.
eucoeed
in
hie
present
polar
ex­
may use to rid their cattle of ticks hive appeared to have attacked him
The Economy Jar is a wide mouth, self sealing perfectly air tight jar. Noth­
pedition, perhaps we may find a ing else like It.
at
onoe,
covering
hia
head,
faoe
and
and thus prevent loeeee by what is
neck and even crawled down, his place up north in which to oool off By its use you can perfectly preserve fruit, whole or siloed, vegetables- fish
oalled “Texas fever.”
game—or any other article of food, without the use of chemicals or any means
shirt
bosom and stur^ him on the in the dead center of the Arotic exoept heat and pure, oold water.
Another rabbitt drive on Blalock
No burned not cut fingers when you use the Economy—no rubber rings to
island, is to come off soon, under body. It was a very close call, region, with ioe palace, toboggan and contaminate—no dangerous acids to develop. .
>
all
that
sort
of
thing
equal
to
Yam­
The next time the man of the house brings In a basket of trout or game, lust
direction of that Prince of Good prompt action being necessary to
put up some of them in an Economy Jar. Then—without eaylng a word to
hill.
Fellows: Dr. MG Blalock.
The save his life.
him—set them out for his dinner some day next winter. They w ill be ae sweet
About
churoh
taxes
the
Oregon
A
startling
episode
in
love
affaire
and wholesome and appetizing as the day they were put up. The treat w ill be
island is about six miles long end
like a vacation day In the woods or the mountains. A single doasn w ill prove
one mile wide. The drive will be comes from Portland, involving a law provides that “all houses of this to you. Get them at your dealers.
over the entire length of the bland. fair young lady of Sherman oounty publio worship shall be exempt Hit down right now and write us your name and the name of your dealer and
we will send you—F R E E —a booklet of recipes—tell you all about preserving,
Eaoh man will be armed with a olub Miss Anna, daughter of our worthy from taxation when need exclusively the
Economy way, toll you where you may buy the Jars, and all about
for
publio
worship
or
for
eohools,
"pleasant ways to surprise the man’s palate” without a penny of oost to you or
and the rabbits will be slaughtered fellow citizen CC Huck, of Wasco.
as they are driven from their oover. Accompanied by her mother Miee but when used for other purposes, any trouble further than writing ue one short letter.
Hhermau Trading Co., Moro, Or. J. W . Massinger & Hon, Moro, Or.
It is expected that over 100 men Anna was in Portland preparing they shell be taxed upon the oaeh Carmody Bros., Moro, Or.
W . F. Weigand Co., Grass Valiev, Or.
will_ participate in the drive, _of for her marriage with Harry A value thereof, the same as personal X6W. ^ f f i ’ TlufU«? Or*"1 nr‘ w S i i i c ^ m i i S i l T ^ w ’Loo,<Ok.
lakes thalT "5e
Thom a number will be from Kemp, a hero of the Boer waF. fffoISSTTK m
E. A. Webber & Co., Wasoo. Or. Oregon Trading Co., Wssoo, Or.
Seattle, Tacoma, Walla Walla and While preparation for the wedding collected in the same manner ae
w adhams A KERR BROS., wholesale Agents
Spokane.
was progressing Mies Anna met an taxes on personal property.”
239 Hoyt St., Portland, Oregon.
A town-site wae laid out on top old lover, Adolph Jansen, and jilting
The following named lady teach­
of the 0 R a N surveys 100 feet the hero eloped with him.
ers took the examinations success­
thiok, along DeeChntee river near
All who are Interested in the de­ fully at the session in Moro last
by Rohr Villa last week. The pro­ velopment of this section of Oregon week:
Primary, Miee Gertrude
moters have several million dollars should attend the National Irriga­ Sias; let grade, Misses Lizzie Elder,
The Dalles, Oregon.
with whioh to baok their proposi­ tion Congress at Boise oity, Idaho, Mery Taylor; 3d grade, Misses
tions. Three immense factories, bolding five days session, beginning Agnes M Fox, Essie Wilson, Lanne
The McClune Sani­
from native materials on the ground, Sept. 3d. Wm. McMurray, G.P.A. Search.
For state papers Mies
tarium for medical
rill be established immediately; for the O.R. A N. has made a gener­ Grace D White, Mrs Phoebe Mc-
Soap, from the alkali and grease- ous rate of o n ly one fare, 913.16, for Celeb DeMoea.
Miss Taylor ie and surgical cases
has all the attention
wood; 2, Kidney tonic, from «age the round trip Moro to Boise. Seil­ principal of the Kent ecbool.
bruah spores; 8, Edison oemsnt, ing dates for tickets Sept, let and
A new hospital is soon to be built and advantages that
from native hard pan. Keep your 2d. No stop overs allowed going, at the Dallee. Dr JA Qeieendorffer any up-to-date hos­
•ye on Rohr Villa.
but 30 days allowed in whioh to re­ end others have purchased an ideal pital or sanitarium
Mrs Mullikin and Mies Mildred turn. This is an opportunity to
location, overlooking the oity, and can offer, and the
are guests of Mr and Mrs Cbas compare Idaho with Oregon that
work will be obmmenoed in the
Poole, on the farm. We acknowl­ should be taken advantage of.
additional advant­
near future. The institution, which
edge calls, and a very pleasant re­
The opecing prioe for wheat in ie to be a public hospital, will be ages and comforts of
newal of old acquaintance. Tbie Sherman county thia month ie 68o
built at a ooat of about 920,000. It a private home.
is the first time Mrs M has vieited (or No. 1, and other grades corres­
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will be known ae The Dallee Sani­
in Moro for several years. Miss ponding to it—57o, 66c, 65c, eto.,
Medical
Staff:
Pr.
T.
C.
Avery.
Stephenson.
Wash.;
Dr- P. H .
tarium, and will accommodate
Pearl Poole, her sister, is with her which may be considered very fair
patients from ell the surrounding Collins, Goldendale, Wash.-, Dr. H. C. Dodds, Dufur. O r.; Dr. J. A.
in the Dalles. Miee Alta is teacher in view pf the large crop reported in country.
Geisendorffer, The Dalles, Or.-,. Dr. H: Logan. The Dalles, Or.-.
in the Hood River sohoole, Ethel, the United States and Canada.
The Holmes Business oollege, Dr. R. W. Logan, Moro, 0 r.; Dr. J. M. Lowe, The Dalles, Or.
now Mrs Thompson, is with her Minnesota, the Dakotas and Mon­
For further Information, address any member of the staff or The Sanitarium.
husband, in California, Mias June tana have more then an average Portland, which wae completely de­
stroyed by fire a year and a half
Mullikin will graduate next year. orop. Kansas reports a crop from
ago, has recently moved into elegant
One oan eoaroely realise the changes
90,000,000 to 100,000,000 bushels, quarters on Washington street, and
time makes In so few oyolee.
The date at last oame when Moro which is more than double the en­ ie now the beet equipped business
WASCO MILLING CO.
relnotantly beds Mrs SS Hayes tire orop Of Oregon, Idaho and eohool on the Pacific ooaat. The
good bye and extended beet wishes Washington. The orop of the In­ management has spent much time
HALF A SACK o í M r b.(b grate •»»» «•
•qua! la raoolU to • toll toek of tokw
for her future welfare in the new land Empire belt, Oregon, Idaho and money in studying the methods
brando. ’TU U m brat «a tbo markto tot baM
borne at Portland.
With Miee and Washington ie now oonoeded of business echoola throughout the
■gain U m raoary. Uotfarn» la i
porHy. Tito
Buelah and Seth a week will be by the beet authorities to be 60 per United States, and all equipment of
■Altor'« art,
spent at Collins with Mrs Hedley. oent of a full orop. The orop of the new oollege, euoh ae students’
wboot that m ratoad la
Canada,
North
went
territory,
ie
said
desks, business praotice, offices,
Meantime SS and Dean will see to
it that the house is arranged for to be by far the largest of its history, typewriters, adding maohinee, etc.,
their reoeption in the Roee eity, It ie estimated that 200,000,000 are of the newest end moat modern
after which Mr Hayee will return bushels will find its way to the designs, The advertising of thia
to business at the Gordon bank in markets of the world from this new oollege in The Observer la interest«
this oity for the season of 1906.
ng rending.
ftold.
We tuant a share of y oof trade
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T w o lo ts o f 5 0 W a is ts e a c h , W h ite a n d C o lo rs ,
A ll th e L a te s t S ty le s a n d a ll S izes.
50cts. and 75cts.
.
CANNED GOODS
DRIED K FR U IT
O V ER A LLS
BARGAIN COUNTER
SH O ES, ETC.
MENS’ AND BOYS' SHOES
All Odds and Ends must go
S p e c ia l P ric e to C le a n th e m
up
$1.00
C o m e e a rly w h ile th e y
la s t.
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SHERMAN TRADING COMPANY
MORO, OREGON.
The
O b s e rv e r
MORO, BHIBMAN CO.,OBBOOM:
The price of The Observer is 11.60
tr m r , 75 aanto for «lx month«, BO Mata
« /oar month«—bat If paid in advanee wa
xwpt 12.50 to fall for J y«ara. Hbortar
irm» than on« year U X aanto p<r month.
FRIDAY___ . . . .
A ugust
17, 1906
Sundaie ice cream at Rudolf«
unday.
KV Littlefield was a Dalles city
uiineee visitor on the 10th.
Born. To Mr and Mrs Waldo
'avis, DeMoss Springe, August 11,
girl.
;
Portlands greatest need is just
ow the same Moro is begging for—
tore water.
Mr and Mrs HS MoDanel, and
(re Elisabeth Gush man, left on the
Oth for a summer saunter at Caa-
ade looks.
Yon oannot szpeot to have a
retty town that is scrimping along
rith scarcely water enough for
ulinary purposes.
Cannot Sherman opnnty duplicate
bat exhibit spoken of today from
be Prineville Journal? we think
I our farmers will try it.
Mrs JH Shearer st her prinoely
oms on DeeChntee river, last week
ntsrtained Mesdames WI1 Moody
nd TO Condon of Shaniko.
Sunday was the first time einoe
inhibition was proclaimed in
harman county, when the boys
rith an appetite for rot gut conld
• pointed out in this oity. About
ns more deal will locate the blind
ilg—and its owner.
Pianos and Organs. The Gilbert
io. occasionally have instruments
evert to them on sooount of sick*
ises, removal of boyar, etc. We
rill sell such instruments at a very
ow figure. Write for description
if piano bargains, terms, etc. We
rill watch for a bargain for you.
Vrite today. Fiaoher Piano 1100.
Imith Organ 926.00. Gilbert Co.,
asms Bids.. Portland. Or.
Fundáis ice cream at Rudolfs
Sunday. Something special.
No thrashers In sight makes a
gloomy picture for farmers whose
crop is in the stack.
The man who sita himaslf down
on the road of suoceee and waits for
a ride will neyer reach his destin­
ation.
Regular eervioee at the Presby­
terian churoh, morning and evening.
A Gospel sermon, good music and a
oordial invitation to all.
Thanks to Secretary Dunbar for
a oopy of the official directory of
the stats of Oregon, a handy little
book and one of the most valuable
publications that ever left tbs office
of the state printer.
A Chicago professor who has
been hammering rooks in the In­
land Empire for an outing, has
discovered that hard pan, of whioh
Sherman oonnty la abundantly
supplied, is just tbs stuff with
whioh to make Edison osmsnt.
.An sxohangs tails of a newspaper
reporter who reviewed 80 euooeseful
business men and found that all of
them when boys had been governed
striotly, Aid frequently threshed.
He also interviewed 30 loafers 27
of whom had been maxima's darl­
ing, and the other three had/been
reared by grandmothers.
An old Sootoh minister, having
been asked repeatedly by his con­
gregation to pray for rain, an exer­
cise' of devotion in which the old
man evidently did not believe, as
often refused, until one morning
just as he was entering the pnlpit,
a petition bearing the signature of
every member of the churoh was
handed to him, demanding that he
aooede to the request. At the time
for reading the notioee, the minister
read also the dooument pleading
that prayer be offered for ralo, and
then impatiently remarked, ae he
looked over his glasses at the oon
gregetion: “ Well, a’wall to please
ya, but hang a bit y’ll get till the
wand changes ”
Don’t forget the latest Sundaieioe
cream at Judge Rudolf« Sunday.
Mies Lillian Stanley is the gneet
of friends and relatives io the Dalles
and Portland.
Try nnelaked lime for the cab­
bage worms and flour of eulpbur
for flea beetles and cuoumber bugs.
Chris Anderson began outtinghie
wheat this week with the Combine.
It averages ¿0 bushels of good No.
2 per acre.
In two years Frenoh florists
ohenge the violet into a 2-foot tree,
oarrying 26 to 800 flowers through­
out the year.
Mr and Mrs RW Montgomery
will be at home in Helix, where Mr
M. will have charge of the ware­
house business.
■ The board of equalisation for
Sherman oonnty will meet on the
27th, at the court house in Moro.
The last Monday in thia month.
The city marshal should out
out chairs on the side-walks where
they become a nnisanoe blocking
the way of passers. This is a oom-
plaint lodged by many ladiea,
Judge Rudolf has porobased the
ioe oream and soda fountain attach­
ments of Moro pharmacy, and add­
ed the attraction to his plaoe of
business in the Horace Strong
building.
The internal revenue commission
has made a ruling that is likely to
cut out the mail order whisky
trade. It decided that a dealer is
privileged to sell only where he
pays the tax and that he can not
oonsign goods to various plaoee on
C O D orders.
Alioe, wife of JH McCune, died
in Yamhill oonnty July 28th. Her
husband kept her at the open air
sanitarium for nine weeks, when
the dootor decided it was not lung
trouble hut stomach trouble. He
then took her home to her parente.
where she had everything that
loved ones oonld give in her last
days, and was finally laid to rest
in the Happy valley oemetery neath
a bank of flowers.
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