Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, January 25, 1907, Image 3

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    Masonic Installatloe.
» "S
G L Roh? sprained his beok'ltft
week grubbing sage brusl\ at the
V illa.
Ott Demoee to having a very seri­
ous time with Inflammatory rheu­
matism.
Dan McLaohlan was among the
crowd that enjoyed the Tbomae Mo
Clary lecture.
Property will never again be so
oheep in Moro as it to now. This to
the time to buy.
The fire had Its origin from a de­
fective flue, to the everyday report.
How to your flue?
Thursday evening Deoember 20,
preceding the festival of Saint John
the Evangelist,the following offioers
were installed for the ensuing Ma­
sonic year:
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8 8 Hayes, W M;
H 8 MeDanel, 8 W;
J O Elrod, J W;
Wm Morrison, Treasurer;
J M Parry, Secretary;
E V Littlefield, S D;
C K Cochran, J D;
Robert Urquhart, S S;
W A Raymond, J 8;
Geo Meloy, T; ,
H A Page, W A Raymond, M A
Bull, trustees.
Auction sale Thursday, February
14, at the farm oTA.Rrskine. Full
particulars next week.
la Memoriam.
HSMK A H I» P A K M .
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Eastern Oregon ia bound to be­
come the great turkey raising section
o f the Pacific N orthw est, in the
opinion o f an observer just returned
from G illiam and M o rro w counties.
‘‘ T h e y herd turkeys on those prairies
just as they used to herd sheep, in
great droves,” said he “and the birds
thrive from the time they are hatched
until they are ready for market.
One farmer on W illo w creek had a
band of 500 last fall, and the herder
used to take them on to the stubble
fields in the morning and drive them
back to tbe corral at night. T h e
turkeys fattened on the scattered
grain, and as they did not eat t h«j
grass, the owners o f the fields did
not care how many turkeys were
herded in the field. F in ally, just be­
fore Thanksgiving, the band were
driven to Coyote station and shipped
to Portland.
T h e producer was
paid 50 cents a head tor the birds
and thought he did w ell, while the
«ame turkeys cost the consumers
from '$1.50 Io $3 apiece."
Mens, Womens, and Childrens
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World
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Famous
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Packard
Shoe
Best Stock of High Tope Ever Shown
Most Complete Line in The County
Mr« Clarissa Axcell died a peace­
A T T H E ST O R E OF
Donnie J MoCann has returned
ful deash Sunday morning, at the
home
to
Portland
after
a
sojourn
of
M
home of her step son, O W Axtell,
some time at DeeChutes Villa.
'in this city, aged 78 years. Deceas­
Mayor Elrod has sold bis Morn ed was born in Washington county
residence property to W 8 Powell, Pa., Deoember 22, 1828. She was
and taken lease of it for 12 months. united in marriage with Nathan
County Clerk H. S. MeDanel and Axtell in 1872. There were no chil­
wife are in Portland, oalled there dren from this union. She made a
PIONEER BRICK, MORO, OREGON.
T h e climate of T h e Inland Em -
by the serious illness of Miss Kate public profession of her faith in
A
pire
is
peculiarly
adapted
to
turkeys,
Christ early in childhood and unit­
MoDanel.
ed with the Presbyterian church. being dry and clear for the bettér
Father Erskine has sent io his
At the time of her death she was a part of the year. T h e birds are al­
resignation as postmaster at Ers-
member of the Moro Presbyterian lowed to roam over a vast area in
-A-
kineville, and the office will soon be
search of grain and seeds, hut the
church.
discontinued.
herder must he oh the lookout con­
‘ Although an invalid for years stantly for coyote«, for the animals
George Miller and Roy Axtell
Grandma Axtell was always cheer­ have discovered that turkey me.it is
bad a runaway and upset on the
ful, and up to the hour of death juicy and tender, and they w ill olteo
Grass Valley road Friday night but
was able to he al>out the hout«e and fake efinnees on being shot w hile in
completed tbeir trip.
had eaten her breakfast as usual quest of a bird for supper. T hat
Our sister city, Wasco, is tbe boa*- but a sHort time before tho final region used to he devoted to slieep
▲ a u if iB f lif e
9?fe© lio e a l O&uxefee««
of a beautiful periodical, The Occi­ summons came. Her friends were pasture, when the land belonged lo
dental, which ia well filled monthly numbered by her acquaintances, the government, anil range was free.
E lro d O p e r a H o u s e
M e r o B a p t is t C h u ro h
by Rev M J Hickey, editor.
HOBO, BHÍBMAN CO.,OBEOON:
and all whose good fortune it- was It is atl cut up into~ farms n ew , euü
to know her, loved her for her kind farming has taken the place of wool-
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Large
quantities
of
ice
floated
in
At a Covenant meeting held, in Grand Musioal Event, Monday
The price of The Observer is 11.50
disposition. The attendance at the growing. T h e tu r k e y does not in j
DesCbutee
river
last
week,
but
it
M im r. 75 e ra U fo r aiz moaiha, SO eeou Moro Baptist church January 12th,
January 28th, 1907.
for roar m onth»-ba» if petd in «dvano» we it was decided to call Rev. John
was reduced to small particles be­ funeral, which occurred Monday terlere with*the farming.
BM»pt | 2 M) In fa ll for 9 yean. Shorter
afternoon,was indicative of the es­
fore it reached tbe Columbia.
tors«» than on» y»ar 1J»K »»at» par month. Tonkins to preach for this congre­
The DeMoes Family Bards, with
Hantera' License Amendments.
teem in which she was held, the
Church and Society notice« F R E E , e x ­ gation on the 1st Bunday of each
One of Tbe O. Mans kids, The
the full strength of their entire
A modern hospital for the treatment of all medical and surgica
cept when for money m aking purposes
whole
neighborhood
being
present*
Such notice« at regular rate« at the option month, at the usual hours for ser­ party, assisted by Mise Joy McDon­ Oregon City Enterprise, changed
diseases, except such as are contagious.
A
bill
will
be
introduced
in
the
of the publUher«. - — . —
vice. If any ohauges are made the ald, pianist, j r ill give a grand oon- bands on tbe let. A oouple of Buck­ to honor her memory. An excellent house to amend the amendment to
sermon
by
Mr
Adams,
and
special
same will be published in The Ob­
R a te s , fro m $ 10 .00 to $ 2 1 .0 0 p e rV v e e k , a c c o rd in g to ro o m
eyes are at the helm now—Thomas
e time and
choir service, expressed the senti­ the hunters license law, which will
FR ID A Y .....................J ab . 26,1907 server. Mr. Tonkins will continue oert at the
way.
which will be something never ex­
Ambulano« will meet all trains and boats if hospital is notified.
be in the nature of an examination
ment that—
as colporteur and missionary in this celled in the musical circles of good
of the culprit intent upon murder­
Mr
and
Mrs
Reed
Hulse
have
an
L. W. Roos, Jeweler, Waeoo, Or. field.
For F urther In fo r m a tio n A d d r e s s
old Sherman oounty, the peer of adopted eon, through the boys end ’Tis hard to break the tender cord, ing innocent pheasants and things
ta'
When love has bound the heart.
Type-writer paper at The Obeerv-
all Oregon oountim, population con­ girls home. A bright, intelligent ’Tto hard, so hard to speak the word: on the commoners farm. If the ap­
R outer,
sidered, for musical ability.
Mere Freobytertaa Caere*.
plicant answers the following ques­
“Must
we
forever
parti”
ppeariog
little
fellow,
about
18
M e d ic a l D ir e c to r s.
fo r first elase Watoh repairing
tions to the * satisfaction of the
The Management announoe that years old.
take yoor work to L. W. Roes. All
A series of Evangelistic meetings
The family desire that we public­ county judge, he shall be treated as
this Concert is made possible at this
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work guaranteed.
Defective electric wiring ooet the
w ill be held in this church beginn­
time, incidental to a rest, or break, firm of Clossett a Devers $88,000 in ly convey their heart felt thanks to an American with a license; other­
Inquire at The Observer Offioe if ing January 24th, and continuing
wise as an anarchist:
in the chain of conoerte being given
recent fire. Look to your wiring one and all who so kindly aided
you waot to get into a businees of indefinitely. The Pastor will be
on the present tour, between the as you look to your flues for safety them in the trying hour,an evidence
Are you married, insane, or both?
I b of no urn» berauM* it needs a dollar« worth of repair«. - A watoh in
ably assisted in these special servi­
any kind in Moro.
that shape repreeeuts money that isn’t working, and money that does
of love and esteem st the final
Willamette valley and Palouse re­ from first.
Can
you
tell
which
end
of
a
gun
not work doesn’t do Its full duty.
ces
by
two
or
three
accredited
pas­
Don’t use pins to pin your papers
closing of a cheerful life...
gion, and it will give our music lov­
is
loaded?
tors
of
Pendleton
Presbytery.
All
Oregon
tax-payers
revolt
at
tbe
If you own a helpleo«, uttelera timepiece, why don't you bring it to
together. Try the best clips, at The
ing people an opportunity to attend
our repair department?. We are well equipped to change it into an
Christians, regardless of Church
idea of voting away 9^00,000 or
While suffering with an attack of
Observer Book Store.
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article that you can again de|<end upon.
what jrill most certainly prove to be
affiliations, are cordially invited to
11400,000 for fairs and expositions
Resolutions adopted by Eureka buck fever do you think you could „
a grand musioal eventjncluding the
If its a Book you went, The
Cf course we charge for (his service according to the extent of tbe
co:operate in them laudable efforts
chiefly profitable and always popu­ lodge 121, A F & A M, at a regular tell the difference between a red
repair» that are necessary. But in any event the amount will be very
Observer Book Store is tbe piece to to promote a genuine revival, and appearance of the wonderfully tal­
. . . email, very »mall Indeed, compared with the advantage of having a
lar with promoters.
communication held January, 17, jacketed hunter and a deer?
ented and versatile children of the
find a variety to select from
"stopped” watch turned into a reliable timepleoe.
leaven the community with the
Unde Sam will soon be asked to A d 1907:
family,
Herschel,
6
years
old,
and
Can
you
tell
when
a
gun
is
load­
If you are io need of medicines gospel of salvation. Let this be our
V. W . R o s s , J e w e le r , W a s c o , O re g o n .
establish free rural delivery Route
Whereas, Death has entered with­ ed without looking into the muzzle
you can get wbat you-want at Tbs united petition: “W ilt thou not re­ Elbert, 2 years old, either of whom
No 1, out of Moro south, Into Moro in the precincts of our lodge and or pointing it at a friend and snap­
Moro Pharmacy, and your credit is vive us again, that thy people may are capable of taking leading parts
from tbe west, covering 26 miles taken from our midst Brother B F ping it?
in
the
extensive
repertoire
of
this
good.
rejoioe in thee?” Ps. 86:6.
and serving 26 families.
world fkmous Concert family.
Schaeffer, who was ever our consis­
When were you last examined for
A. J. A dams , Pastor.
Girl Wanted. To do general work
tent companion and faithfal coun­ insanity, and were vou ever an in­
About
26
young
people
were
en­
in family on farm. Apply at Tbe
S p a u ld in g e n d R u tle d g e
Five-Years Old
tertained Friday evening at tbe selor; and *
mate of a - home for the feeble
Observer Book Store.
home of Mr and Mrs P F Maos, in
M.E.Presiding
Rev.
Skipwortb,
minded?
Whereas,
He
has
been
an
active,
Expert, Experienced, Registered Pharmacists
Tbe Observer is tbe Sherman
honor of Miss Nellie and Clarenoe earnest, energetic and enthusiastic
hold services Sunday,
Elder,
will
In
going
through
a
fence
would
oounty paper you want.
Lockhart. Albert Meesinger and Mason for many years, ready at all
January 27th, the last Sunday in
fledicines Carefully Compounded.
Inks, mucilage, cards, envelopes, tbe month, at Spaulding chapel in
Miss Hasel Dunahoo were winner« times to meet, act and part on the you crawl through and pull the gun
after you?
pepw of •▼•ry kind. UbUW. every «tyle. a» the morning,and at Rutledge in tbe
of tbe prises.
level, having served with credit to
The Observer Book Store
Both in range, wHioh would you
evening. You can always depend
Tbe Chinook which we told you of himself and honor to the fraternity
See ad of the Haines Sanitarium,
shoot
first, a rabbit or a gray
upon hearing a good sermon when
last week, came on time and oleared in most of the important offices of
one of tbe pointe of interest, par­
horse?
Mr. Skipworth preaches. All are
the eounty of snow, wbioh ran off the lodge, and
ticularly to invalids.
invited.
Are you a prohibitionist? If not,
because it couldn’t go into tbe frosen
Whereas, In his quiet, unobtrus­
Tourist tags, wjtb your name on,
ground. Indications favor another ive way he was always ready to aid do you believe that the use of snake A ny a n d all K in d s o f P a te n t M e d ic in e A lw a y s in S to c k
printed while you wait, at The Ob­
winter early next week, and all the help and assist a needy brother; bite antidote aids you in seeing
server Book Store.
frosen pipes have not yet been
more game?
Therefore, be it
Three Dollar Gold Fountain Peh
mated by the superintendent of the
C O ftT K M P O I K A R Y T A L K .
i What kind, if any, do you use?
Resolved, By Eureka Lodge 121,
for 91.60, The Qbearver Book Store.
Moro water works.
A F & A M, in regular communi­ Squirrel or barb wire?
WASCO MILLING CO.
K ent Recorder
this mouth. A herd times bargain
Mr Vetbers, of Clarke county,
At what distance do you think
cation assembled, that in the death
Latest maps of both Oregon and
L J Gates went to the Dalles Sun­
Wash, has purchased three bouses
of Past Mai-ter B F Schaeffer this you could kill another hunter?
H A L F A SACK of « i f high grade Sour U
Washington, for sale at Tbs day morning,to make the acquaint­
and lots in Moro, the Diekman es­
« in « ] io rv<.Ut, to a fu ll aatk oi other
lodge loses one of its strongest pil­
Do
you
shoot
by
sound?
or
do
Observer Book Store.
brand». ' I n the bent on the m arket lor hall
tate, and will make them tenable
ance of that new daughter.
lars, and Masonry one of its most you wait for the game?
»gain the nonee.
Uniform in quality and
Herschel Davis.
for families who want to move into
For Engagement end. Wedding
G Sammons has received the first
purtlV. The highest derelopromt <>♦ the
finished workmen. That our Broth­
m
iller*,
art,
n
nbined
w ith the erey heat
-Jlow
long
would
it
take
to
tell
all
tbe
city
and
take
advantage
of
oor
rings, oall on L. W. Ross, he has a fire insurance paid in Kent. The
er. having finished his work, has
* wheat lh.it ia ra ie e j ta Shmman c w o ty .
Of
a
recent
Concert
an
exchange
you
know
about
the
use
of
powder
sohools.
large assortment, and can suit ev­ company adjusted the loss which
laid aside hie plans and has been
Once t r ie d — A H r a /» u w J
says: “But the most wonderful ef­
he sustained in the recent little
erybody.
Otto Peels, the active and effici called from labors on earth to ever­ anil guns?
fort was made by Herschel Davis
ent assessor of Sherman county, lasting refreshments, where neither
Would you father miss killing a
blaze very promptly, paying him
The New Biggs ts certainly
who is 5 years old, and rendered ‘I
»lood right io the front ranks at the time nor storms can trouble him. deer than to take the chances of
most deservedly popular hotel, and >67.60.
know that. my Redeemer liveth,’
mine host, J. J. Heokard and wife
We have tried Moro flour and from Handels’ Oratorio, Messiah. state association meeting in Port- ; Further, That we tender to his making an angel out of a com­
are entitled to a very liberal patron­ personally know it to be good. Why Little Herschel is a living phono­ laud. We have a picture ts prove ’ ' ives our sincere sympathy in panion?
age. • Tbe table is supplied with send away from home for flour, graph. While he has not been it. Mr Peels will be allowed eight
Do you believe it to be the best
their bereavement, and assure
every thing nice, and the rooms are when you can get the Sherman taught all the artistic scienoeof mu­ deputies to oarry on his work, but
that we cherish the memory plan to shoot in haste and repent at
new. neat and dean.
cqunty product, made from your sic, yet he can sing a heavy classio is willing to assume all obligations of one who has been a true and faith­ leasure?
and appoint his deputies himself
piece. He must be beard to be ap­
After three days and nights frosen own wheat, right at home.
ful friend, and a loyal Mason
Lastly: Can you tell the differ­
and pay them himself, if the law
preciated. Language fails to des­
In the iee tbe steamship Columbia
ence
between a Winchester and a
Further,
That
these
resolutions
reached Astoria, reproviaioned and TA» Iolaad B aplM . cribe the perfection of his voioe. His will allow him to do so.
be made part of the permanent rec­ squirt gun?
Mr and Mrs Wm Henriohs enter
proeeeded on to San Frauds*». Ils
drill master to his mother who
ord of thio meeting, and that the
There are just a whole lot of Wil-
Uiued
at whist Tueaday evening.
one of the DeMoes Lyrio Bards^nd
95 pssssngsrs believe that if the
Honors are Exchanged.
he draped in mourning for la-met-te valley hunters that will
when she waa only 4 years old took JN Fordyoe, EV Littlefield sod CL
owners hadn’t bean In sneh a horry
tba space of 80 days
fall down on this examination.
that they oould n’t start bar out of
part in her fathers’ concerts, on Ireland tied for gents first prise,
The Dell»» Optimist.
“Not
by
lamentations
and
mourn-
whloh finally went to Mr F on a out
Portland la Gods’ pure free day
We lake the following from The their first annual tour.
Ta Care a Cat« In Oaa Day.
ful chants ought we to celebrate the
light, this ugly detention would not Arlington Reoord, the paper of Hon
Come out,one and all, everybody of tbe deck. Prof Hampton took 2d.
have oneurred. But there seems to J M Johns, the Grand Old Man of and enjoy tne musical treat of a life Lady winners were Mrs J O Elrod death of a good san, but by hysno, T ake Laxative BromoQuinme tablet«
coaveya so Idea of «ucccm. Yot» oaay aevor
be a disposition to do up aU ocean Oregon weekly journalism. We time, Box sheet now open at Moro and Miss Nellie Jtoee. After refresh­ for in oeasing to be numbered with A ll druggist» refund money it it fail«
■ m th» auto hlmaclf. It’« Ws let««r head,
to
cure.
E
.W
.
G
rove’s
signature
u
op
mortals
he
enters
upon
the
heritage
traffio between tbe above ports, and quote these linee from Bro Johns Pharmacy. Admission 60 cents, re­ ments piano and violin exeroises
Kb envelopc, hb busta«» card, circola« «r
each box. 25c.
<4
a
diviner
life.”
by
Mr
Henriohs
and
Miss
Rosa,clos­
the way to do It best possibly, is to beoause we had it in mind to write served seats. Children half prioe.
cAtalogue. You tira th» uosa up by d»m
J ohn M. P ahry ,
ing one of the most agreeahle parties
he in a hurry about it. All very something of the same tenor but
Uttagu What impramioa ai a man ao4 hb
Subscribe for The Observer.
E. V. L ïttlkfikld ,
taotam do you gst tf ha wrb» ta yt» «a
given
in
Moro
this
winter.
serious things them days, and tone- found that the Record had said it
Carbon paper, any sise to order
«Frappine papar «r axl» graaa» «Uttanaryl
.
R.
U
bquhart ,
times really reliable things, are better than we oould.
Tbe Observer
Pianos and Organs. The Gilbert
How do» you» look? Is k stai, taaty aad
Committee.
done In a hurry. A commercial de­
modani? It la If T U Maro OUcrva» Job
The Observer is sustained by its Co. occasionally have instruments
Arlington
Reoord.
cision, involving millions, Is made
»we ropataltaa. Th» Otaetal Paper a t TA» revert to them on aooount of sick­
Departnwo» prtato H. Betta» brtag la tU l
Get one of our indellible pads
The Dalle« Optimist wound up a People.
In a hurry. We have never been in
• u t Job b
i*
► f
a
ness, removal of buyer, eto. We »nd stamp for marking linen.
I have for sale eevera^iead of
Ladies Fancy Note Paper, leras will sell suoh instruments at a very
a battle, but military friends tell us 3-column tirade against Jonathan
with «avelopee to rnstek. at 1$e
Stationery, paper, pens, ink, 3-year old geldings, by Coco, Scotty
Bourne last week, with the question «aw>rtm«nl
a
that a battle often taken place in
Obeerver Hook Utero.
low figure. Write for description penoils and all sorts of.,iotas, at the and Black Prince. None are better
in
capitals,
“Who
put
up
the
mon­
hurry. Very serious things are done
¡n
Sherman
oounty.
Come
and
see
of
piano
bargains,
terms,
eto.
We
Try sending your absent friends
Observer Book Store.
quiokly, like sending the Colombia ey for Bourne’s campaign?” The The Observer ibis year. We mail it will watoh for a bargain for you.
them at the farm, north east of
The Observer Is prepared to turn out Monkl«nd. Addrese
out Into tbe ice in darkness, for in Record,being a quizzical cuse,would and pay the postage for 1 2 | cents Write today. Fischer Piano $100.
any elase of uptodate Job printing.
R.A. M ubray . •
etenoe—eome marriages, divorces, like to know who is putting up the
.
M ooklaad.Osl
per month. It Is an sxoollent pres­ Smith Organ $26.00. Gilbert Co., New stock, steam presses, new typo. 2481
money
for
Mr
Bennett
to
fight
Mr
hanging», eto. There is no way to
ilalMkettoo guaranteed.
Htsarns Bldg,. Portland, Or.
ent
that
yoor
friends
will
appreciate.
•ooou n t for the strenooua hurrying. Bourne?
The
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TH E D A L LE S H O SP IT A L
Drs. Ferguson and
M a n y a $ 2 0 W atch
MORO PHARMACY
FORMALDEHYDE. RUBBER GOODS. PERFUMERY.
BRUSHES. COMBS. SPONGES. C1CARS.
WASCO MILLING CO.
Wasco, Or.
E
$
w
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Good Horses for Sale
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