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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1909)
W b e n < n elepbatri l» U f g ^ l , is his tru n k baggage? Harvest Miss E v e Koveruse ie up front the MORO COMMERCIAL GO. 1/tok those re frigs tors over a t t ie Miss Blanche W ilson n o w in sto ck ì- í»«7'x- Moro H a rd w a re store. ia visiting -j at the bniny of reletivea in Fossil THE V IT A L S O M E T H IN G Q U E S T IO N . GOOD TO to u thinned to prevent th * tri eg from breaking down. EAT Don’ t forget ’h e place to g t v » r moneys worth in a watch is mt L \V Rosa* Jeweler, Wasco. ‘ *'•’ N W Tnompsou and GROCERIES • are m aking »heir an n u a l sum m er griuisge to T ro u t take. pil- C arl Happold was In town W«d ne<day after stray h«»rse which bail been taken up by W B Johmton The Moro H a rd w a re and Ito p h - A P P E T IZ IN G T H IN G S Chow Chow pint 15q Pineapple can 15c. While they last, Corn and Tomatoes good quality 10c the can. ■ fam ily W h a t do you know «bout th. H a rrim a n folk b uilding a railroad up the Das Chutes rive r now? Pickles, Sweet Pickles, Sour Pickles, Dill * O u r G ro c e rie s are Fresh. N e w Goods. W arm weather is coming, so buy Master^Loren Cochran is enjoying is a comfort and s4so a money saver, For sale at the Moro H ard w are store. M arried, at the home of Claude Thompson. M o nkland , June 29ih, Mr R W MOROCOJfllYIERCIAkCO. O b se r v e r I t ’s L u c ky to Smoke P u c k * Kissinger. present. M rs L Barnum T h e Better than 5c C igar M O H O , S H K K M A N C O ..O R K O O N : Eureka Loda« No. 121. A . V A A. M ., Moro, O r. M w ti tho And and third Thursday evening« of es month Visiting meuiktera eordlally Invited to meet By order of the W . M. J. M. Parry, Secretary With IM. B e t h le h e m ó h a p te Ä n 7 t O K S. Begulsr communication each 2d and 4th "lhure- ila y evenings monthly. By order W .M . Mrs Helen Parry. Hecy returned on the 27th from her visits in the v a lh y of Oregon. The C igar in the Green Box Fountain Pen Pocket Holders, Castor beans, planted 12 ft. apart, latest, safest and hast, Observer in their runs, w ill drive away moles. Book Store Fresh supply of genuine carholen- M r and Mrs Wise, snd a sirter of 'tint ju s t opened at theObserver Kook Mrs W , returned from the Rose city Store. and fair on the 2 7 tb . Fr auk Payne and wife of The Stati onery, paper, pens, ink. D tlle s , were Moro visitors n n .th e pencils and all sorts of iotas, at the 2 5 'h a lt. ! O bserv-r Book Store. Sewing M achine needles, nil and M r aod Mrs W alla n expect to every kind of supplies. L W Ross, celebrate the Fourth at G arfield, the Wasco jew eler. W edding stationery, and liters I . O. O F Moro, Oregon. tore for all social functions, at The Meets every Haturday evening at I M i o'clock. Observer Book Store. Visiting members are Postmaster P arry returned to cordially Invited. Mem ber» are expected to be Moro oo the 26th g reatly refreshed J. O Elliott, N . O. present. by his much needed outing. R ob ert M . Brash. Hecretarv. Mrs E d yth Spoon and baby are T he price of T he Observer is 11.60 guests of ber parents Judge Geo W »r year. 16 pool« for s u raoutbe. 60 oents at ioar monihe—but if paid in ndvauoe we Brock and wife, at W ashougal. W ash., with Mrs W .’s people. M o r e L o d g e , N e . 113, r aeoepl $2.60 In fa ll lo t H years. Hborler ■U'nj. than one year 12H oonte per month. A Blue M ark here w ill answer an Inquiry., when entered upon our calendar, giving the dale ol the paper as the dale at which your current subscription expire». J u ly 2, 1909 F R ID A Y Real Estate O ffe re d For S a le bv W. H. RAGSDALE M o ro , O re g o n , N o I 960 acres, 2 # miles to rail road station. 4 roomed dwelling, barn 88x46, blacksmith shop, granary cow barn, line well water with wind mi l and cistern, email bearing orchard, tel •phone lu bouse, well fenced and cross fenced, 860 acres tillable and all in crop 8U miles to Grass Valley Pries >28,000 >2600 cash, balance to suit purchaser at 7 per oeut Interest. N o 2 820 acres less I han ntlle from M*>fo,*good dwelling and barn, nearly all tillable, plenty of good water, good rich deep soil, in good state of cultiva tion, line bargain at >42 per acre, third caah,.balanoe to suit purchaser at 7 per cent interest. in to Ha Palace of Fine Arts there has gone as fine a collection ol works of art u has ever b ^ n shown nt a world’s fair. I t Is made op of loan collections from Greet Britain. France. Italy. Oermany and the E M ttrn • tAte® of America. Also there are valuable specimens of work by the leading modern artlfts of Japan and China, and many of the more notable works of their ancient artists. So valuable Is the collection that Insurance In the sum of >1 226 000 has been placed upon It with Lloyda. The building la absolutely fireproof It ia of reinforced concrete and brick and, at the end of the Exposition, it will revert to the University of Washington, by which It will ba used as a School of Chemlatry. D on’t borrow The Observer. Sub scribe, and have it your own. a gasoline a»nve for the wfffi. ' I t G ive us a tria l. “ Goods of Quality“ Is Our Motto v . THE FINE ARTS PALACE, A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION, SEATTLE. insnt Co are very busy these day* o u tlin in g customer** w ith harvest extras and supplies Belsbee and There Miss Coils were th irty -fiv e I t is claimed th at 22,000 atte n d The Tents, Bed Sheets, Hammocks, Gasoline Stoves, McCormick Extras, Leather and Link Belting, Oils of all Kinds, Etc., Etc. Pe.,cbe< in Y a k im a orchards have COMPLETE STOCK O f Canned Vegetables Canned Fruits Canned Meats ed the pioneer picnic at Browns ville on the 21st, M y , but the old valley o f Oregon m ust he filling up With people. Keep fly poison out of the reach of children M r and M rs J C Ben son, of 5 M ile, lost a little tot last week who d rank it, perhaps th in k ing it w«j< water. T he first shipm ent of penohee from L'-wiston was made on the 25ih. The fru it was of fair q u a lity grown at W aw aw ai. No extensive shipments w ill lie made until after the 4th of Ju ly. Now it does begin to look ’ i s though the U L Ry folk were get ting an earnest move on to b uild a railroad up Des Chutes river. B ut For Postal Cards, and Postal Card cases, try The Observer Book Store, » Frreirian, Mrs M cKean and Miss Lowe, of this city, accompan* led by Sh eriff J C Freeman. Richard Ogle and M r A llen were up from the East Side on business Both are cheerful, and while not boastful predict good crops in the region in which their homes are located. What Happened To Jones A n d a ' lot o f o th e r People Is D escribed In Cfe HOME PAPER C C Spoon and fam ily o f Nevada, are visiting relatives in Sherman county: M rs Mortensen, Mrs Brock N o 3 680 acres 4 mlleafrom Kent 460 acres tillable, plenty of water, well and Claude, sisters and brother and fcnoed, achool house on corner of place, their families. They expect to re small buildings, price >26 per acre »urn- merfallowed, >2,000 down and balance main some time. on crop payments if desired. The Presbyterian Sunday school N o 4 400 acres 8 miles from Kent elected the following officers at the fair buildings, »ulldlnrs. plenty of wafer, well of cultivation, 226 last session in June: R W Pinkerton I, good state al M reTtiliable, price >7,600, cash >1,600 tillable, p superintendent; John Robertson as W lanoe ou terms to suit purchaser sistant; In a Hansen secretary; Della N o 6 480 acres 4 miles from It. R. .tation stout all tlllalde. X aeo. in Mortensen choiraster; M rs James aummerfallow grain, K of crop goes to Woods home missionary. purchaser. Plenty of water, w indm ill and good cistern. Good dwelling of 7 The way trains connect at Biggs rooms. Price >80 per acre. >3000 cash, now, passengers have am ple tim e terms easy on balance. both coming and going, for an extra No 6 acres east of Monklarifi five ruiles from railroad station, about uioe dinner a t T he Biggs, w ith M r 626 acres tillable, good bored well iuu ft and Mr» JJ Heokard. Don’t forget deep, cistern, 4 room house, 200 acres In aummerfallow, third of crop goes to the The Biggs, in your travels; there ¡a purchAwr, fair good rich •oil» tim e enough. The table is supplied price >38 peracre, small payment down with everything nioe, and the room» balance Io suit purchaser. are new, neat and d e a n . N o 7 1®° acres, 1 mile from Kent, 180 acres in summer fallow wheat. 126 per acre; purchaser get» 8 lOthsot crop, ; ; A num ber of my patrons are ; ; $1,000 down, balance terms easy. ; not aware th a t for some months ; ; • N o 8 <00 acres Bt W 00 P*r ,cr® ! m iles'from R R station, plenty of ; past the Moro Com m ercial Co. ; ; water, about 280 acres tillable. 8 room ; baa had my bread on saly; any * ; dwelling, small orchard, barn for 10 head boraea. W indm ill, big cistern. ; purchases of bread at this ; * About >3000 cash, balauoe terms easy. J J store w ill be'apprécia ted by JJ • M o 0 800 scree about 9 mile« south M rs. E . Anderson. * ; west of Grass Valley; about 460 acres tillable. Water, well fenced, no build- in gs, >18.00 per acre. Never been M r W ise had been told, w hile at cultivated. Crop payments If desired. Portland, th at tbs growing orope on N o I O One Story "trick building In Moro, 28x70 feet, for sale cheap and the John H o lm an place “ w ouldn't on very easy terms. am ount to shucks;” so the first day M o I I Brick and tile factory near following his a rrira l home was de Reedville, 14 miles from • Portland to exchange for farm lands, will pay some voted wholly to an inspection of the different»; price >16,000. fields on the farm w ith the revela TAKE IT REGULARLY D r M arls M Goffin attended ber cousin, Miss Jennie M iller, home to the Rose city on the 27ih. Miss M is a daughter of I)r F M ille r of Portland. M rs Gnffin returned to Moro Tuesday. Buy the genuine imported aven- •rious carholineum ; the im itation btdng offered h only a tem porary remedy if at all. I f genuine one application lasts for ail tim e. Ask to see our sealed pac?»ges. Observer Book Store. T he M rs J u lia DeMoss and R-*v. Robert B rym er were m arried on F rid a y , the 25th , a t the home of her parents, near Forest Grove, O re gon. They have gone on a two weeks wedding trip to San F ra n cisco. They w ill m ske their home in P o rtlan d. L Barnum took a party over to Bndger creek fishing last week, w ith splendid results. T he drive Was mads in his auto co m p lim en tary to Look out for dangerous counter feit bank notes. One is a >10 bill purporting to have been issued by the N a tio n al Union bank of B a lti more and the other a counterfeit >10 N atio n al note on the G erm an ia bank of San Franoisco. Both are said to be clever im itations. öooooooooooooooooooooooooot T he Better than 5c Cigar ÜEO. M. HILDEBRAND. Pres GEO. M ED LER , Treasurer. JULIUS M EDLER. Secretary, CHAS. G O LUM ER . Mansxcr. J 7 o o o I The Cigar in the Green Box T y p e -w rite r paper at T h e Observ er office. H o t Coffee and 8andwiohes, at server. I f you went to sell adver Pustal Card Album s fine, in cloth tise in it. covers, elo., from 25o up, at The Ob For wedding presents go to L W server Book Store. Ross’. You w ill find a good assort Old type makes the very best of ment to »elect from. Babbitt m etal. W e have it for sale M r W healdon of Lin n county, a and when you need any call at The brother of M rs W C B ryant, was a Observer office. Price is right. Moro visitor last week. See our display window for the New stock of double trees, clevis latest patterns in oom munity silver es, chain, etc., at Moro Hardware ware, the moet popular patterns go and Im p le m e n t Co. See adv ing. L W Ross, Wasco jeweler. Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm | Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all | Harvester and Headers such as Holt, Best, s. Hodge, McCormic etc. © ALW AYS ON HAN D © L ink Belting, L eath er B elting, L ace L eath er E ngine packing, Oils, Rope, M achine E x tras, etc. I Deering and Hodge Headers. Pittsburg is blowing about its 33- The beet way to protect your Ib mushroom. W hy not eat a m a machinery against wear is to use nure heap and be done with it? good oil. T h a t is V alvoline, the Our “ ads” attrac t attention and best io this world or any other. advertise. W hen you get our ad Sold by the Moro vertising, you get businessbringers. plement Co. O p p o rtu n ity H ardw are A Im K nocks O nce at A private note to The 0 Man from Avenariue Carholineum ie a germ Dr Ray Logan, Informs us th at The deetroyer. Decay being a germ, it Observer is a household necessity in destroys the cause of decay in posts his fam ily. or tim ber. T h e U 8.G o vern m en t, v K C Davis, proprietor of the Grass the O R N C o., M ultnom ah county, V alley Barn, prom ptly attends all and olty of Portland, are m aking calls, day or night. " Anim als given general use of it on bridge timbers, Fine residence property in Wasco w indm ill, cistern, private water system, 6 room cottage, near Kan- dow mill. >1600.00, one third cash bal. on easy Ur ms. , etc. I t is the best ohicken lioe de etroyer on the m a rk et, snd w ill sweeten ancLpreeerve a water trough, Parsonage property of the United Bretnren church, in Wasco, for >900. One-third cash balance on easy terms. >100 off for spot cash. pig pen, etable, etc , and keep away fliee. I t ra a guaranteed article. T he Observer Rook 8tore is distrib utor of the pure article in Sherman oounty. w ill begin to form, which may he twice during thia season. Wash out A young m arried couple were e x the trough and repeat the dose. I t changing some rather caustio re is cheap, ha-Bless, wholes' »•»; keeps m arks touching th eir respective e x the water swtiet and saves the live stock. penditures, when tne wife exolaiused: " W e ll, Turn, of a ll the nervet The The H a rrim an railw ay forces The Eichenberger ranch near Hhaniko, well Improved, half In cultivation, bal. pasture, at >16.00 per acre. >3000 00 cash bal. to suit purchaser. My residence property in Wasco, 7 rooms besides bathroom, pantry and gttic. Large basement Con nected w ith A a ter and sewer sys tems; two lots; house newly pein ted new fence ami new sidewalk, all lu tine condition. Also several building lots lu dlf- * ferent parts of town. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooo(xxr<«oooooocc/^xw .i Mrs F ran k M S m ith , of Ontario, Canada, had submitted to mi opera Reduced Slabwood Prices tion for rheum atism ; th at she seem ed to ra lly after the operation and wae calm ly resting S aturday even But alas; M a n ’s D o o r C. J. Bright, Wasco, Ore. Mrs U rq u h art received a telegram Sunday morning announcing that ing E v e ry 640 acres of line farm land, mile south of Wam-o, well Improved, at* ut 200 acres In sumiucrfallow >6,000.00 cash, bal.casy terms, O n b o a rd r a r » n i llir a e • o in t. another dispatch Wasco, M a , M U i, Dsîb, Hay b i , or Moro Monday m orning, conveyed the sor rowful story th at Dear Jean was no more. The unweloome news was received here with sadness by a ll who were eo fortunate as to make the acquaintance of Mrs Sm ith when living in Moro, where M r S lera.” T u t, tut, tu t. Dannie, old was employed in The Observer of fice. For weeks the fam ily and boy; how much did you want? friends have been expecting the end Sprinkle lim e in the watering nevertheless it name as a shock to trough and not a particle uf scum all. * will form on the surfaoe. Wheu They re- Eggs are inim itable, the lime looser its strength scum A good respectable saving guaranteed wood buyers For price or inform ation w rite or call up Independent Warehouse & Willing Co R. H. M c K e a n , M a n a g e r , W a s c o , O r e g o n — Grain Storage Rates Reduced main one bulw ark against a ll the adulterations and makebelieves of hum an food. An egg substitute to 5 0 cents per ton has ju s t undergone exam ination by pure food experts in chem istry, who report: * 'It would be entirely in A t ali^our G rain Storage Warehouses in Sherm an County No warehouse charges on Barley stored on exchange. admissible to sell tuoh an article as an egg substitute, siooe it in no way idea of you objecting to m y bills! have opened headquarters in the resembles eggs in its ohemical W h y , as you know, father pays French A Downing brick at Grasa nature or n eu tritive properties So f H - l f H 1 4- l l l- i r H l -t- 1 1 I I 1 1 I I I a ll!” ‘‘T h a t’» ju s t 11!” retorted Valley for the first forty miles of there remain» something honest in Tom . “ How cgp I have the au road up Des Chutes river; room and this E ra of T h e Bogus. Cold stor dacity to a»k him to meet any of board for twelve men has been en age may «teal from the egg its pria- mine when vou’re touching him up gaged perm anently for the office tiue flavor and leave behind a pisca all the tim e?” force, and supper and breakfast for to rial suggestion of italenese, but it An eastern scrub th ie f picked the the ^rst 100 men, on the way to the is au egg. I t ia w hat it purports to pocket of Hon F A Beufert at *tbe camps, who arrived at Grass Valle> be and deceives only in the stage of t he evening of the 30ih. Union depot in Po rtlan d Sunday 1 The latest silver ware designs which it» existence, and not always de m orning. H e got a roll o f >75 An impressive church wedding harmonizes perfectly w ith the period it ceives. Crimson tinted gelatine which he handed to bi» pall, and occurred at the C stholie C athed represents and in rich sim p licity it rivals abet with grass seed for strawberry both lit out, hut M r S e tih rt nabbed ral, Rev Father Bronsgeeet officiat the best examples of silver ware any ja m , and honey which would fill a one of them , and but for the m ilk ing, in T he Dalles Sunday after where. I t is made extra heavy plats and self-respecting bee w ith contempt and water stock of the police woald noon, at 2 o’clock June 27tb, when and indignation, m ay ex h ib it the have landed both of them . The Miss Mabel Thompson, daughter of ingenuity of the hum an m ind, but money v .is picked up except about our fellow townsman O K Thom p the egg remains substantial, solid >15. where the rasoals had flung it son, was m arried to M r Thos. Bar- if hard boiled snd respeotablsr away in their f i o i l flig h t' nelt, o f V Rutledge. The happy | Tfaough lhere j , a growIng disposi New Silverware Designs Louis XVI Pattern Costs no more than other Siberware :: Bro. H o efe rc la im s th a t nil credit for prayers for (ain in M arion and other valley counties, which was b ou n tifu lly answered, belongs to Father Moore, Rr-v. Selleok, or D r. M o ln tu rff or any one whose busi ness it is to hold prayer meetings w ill he at home to their m any meant to d(K)m friends a t the farm near Rutledge. ou,u " them. Arlington Record: The closing of the Blalock school m arked the , . Real Estate Skinning Parlor. ipp», am i the ladles of the district, T he Oregon Portage R ailw ay, be low DesChutes river and above T h e C apital Journal, and the good people of Salem took It up, w ith satisfying Dalles, is held*up from lack of an results. W e ought to have enough infloenoe and sincerity and righte ousness ic this com m unity to get a met at the school housk a t noon w ith baskets filled w ith things ds- leotahle. Saturday evening the school rendered a well arranged little rain If they oan do such things in Salem, C alilornia, Nevada, HAND PAINTED CHINA p couple left the seme day for the ,egve eggR to >ui. Seattle exposition; after which they flU # n ||rt|y tb# mJwion (o wbi(jh and address petitions tn the Giver of a ll Good. Bro. Hoefer set the exam ple, through his paper, T he t Moro Hardware and Implement Co s I f you want to buy reed The O b A B W o lfard ’s, Biggs. M r G ray of A d rian , M ichigan, who may mow speak from personal e x perience of w hat a revelation trout fishing ia in Oregon^ appropriation) for running expanses. H ow much more aggravated ease it would be if this Were an Oregon State N O . 12 Appartment house In Port tion th a t there ie good wheat and Railroad stretching from Coos to land bringing g«*>d monthly rent. lota of it on the farm , and aaoks w ill Boise, under the proposed constitu P ric e >8000, to ©«change for farm land tional amend m t nt. ba ordered according to estimates. scanty. We will not be undersold in our line. I t ’s Luck to Smoke Puck hie vacation in Moro from P ortland. Mrs Foss of Ath -oa was accompa don't m ake any bets about it till nied on her return trip home by ber after they get het up. ’ • the very best of care. Charges are dau gh ter, Mrs M attie M itchell. right. Joe Hero ox, a Dalles c ity gsrd- An unlicensed grocery peddler ner, has sold 700 pounds of new D aily C apital Journal: Judge from the Bay city paid a fine and potatoes this spring at 7o per pound, W m G allow ay as Cherry K in g w ill canceled all hi» orders in U m a tilla and s till there ie scarcely a show be all right, but he must not come county last week. ing made in digging over the patch; dow n -off his throne during the W e desire to publish a ll the news in fact only a few from each h ill parade and talk to the farmers the way he does when he is bolding of every part of Sherm an oounty, were taken. T yp e w riter oil, the best 3 -in -l. but if you bide your item under a Judge Rudolf, H A S tu a rt, and court. Lubricates, cleans and polishes, bushel it does nobody good. M r and Mrs Berrian caught 97 Wasco county pays out d a ily s not prevents rusl. T ry it T he Observer rainbow trout on th eir recent trip counting Sundays, an average of Book Store. .Mrs Asbby and daughter of A n te to cove, in teft hours fishing. W h a t over >32 a day, which means more F W M atth ias whh a visitoiaSatur- lope were1 gueyts of Mrs E m ily A n they d id n ’ t eat were divided among than >16 a day for the county ta x derson this week, stopping over en day. Alw ays optim istic Fred is on friends. We are th a n k fu l for the payers I t is in proportion the the side o' the sanguine about the route to S t Helen, on a visit to M r remembrance. same in this county. How do you nod Mrs M ille r. crop prospects next fall. like the s. alp law? The oommon bouse fly ha» been M r and Mrs Bert G ra y are having Mrs Anna U rq u h art hss returned Sentinel: After receiving a free a fine visit on his 30 days leave ol found to be the cause of typhoid from »he W O W session in Pendle fever and this m onth the oities of will offering of eomething over >1,- absence from business at A d rian , ton. H aving met Mrs Heacock there Chicago and New Y ork have started 000, Evangelist Dan Shannon, who Michigan. M rs G was Miss Sadie her visit dot not extend over to La war on them . Do your p a rt by had been holding revival services V in tiri, form erly of Grass V alley. Grande. securing window and door scree uh at Hood river, denounced the The Ladies' Church Social at for your residence, at the Moro people of th at fair city in his last H a rd w a re store. Wasco on the 25th, w hs attended by aermon an “grafters” and *'bood- Mrs Supplies .© )© © « © © © © © © © © © © © » . * W -T * Rose c ity ou a visit term taught by Miss Georgia P h il wishing in soma way to express their approval of the w orl^d on e, prngriioi w ith more thnn ordinary . ’ and <--• CUT GLASS ASSORTMENT W ill sell you an yth in g you w ant. I f you w ant to buy.eeli or exchange land or automobilee, threehing m a chinery, etc., eee O. P. H iiu m , M anager, 6.1 tt] Moro, Or i Is complete and up-to-date. H ave watches and watch chains in several different styles and prices. Now is the tim e to have your tim e keeper put in repair for the sum m er’s hard usage Children Who Are 8lckly Mother« who r«lu« Ih ^ r own cMBtort and th« walfera o f lM » n children, «bould M « « r ba without ■ of Mother O r« ,'« Sweet Powder« lor C h ll- • bo« dr«o, , for use throughout the M arne. They break up Gold«, rere FevrrTahoe««, Consti peilen. Teethin«, •uonees throughout. 8om> espec ¡Ä & S fc fe W ..T ia lly good work was dons -by Store«, M r. Don’t Mean! en« «nheUtute A and even in M orm on U ta h . I-a< C h arlie Bunch, W ad *. H q jl, and Helen Eng berg. ue pray hixaeetlj maoe» and try ik L W. ROSS, . . J e w e l e r , W m bco , O r e g o n Watafc laawaatar »•» 4M« O . R .A N . R> trial srx Ä triÄ C is.w r “i U lll l t l H l l l W H H m t 4 H 4 - H l U lU H H n > H U || |l» f
