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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1909)
For Postal Cards, and Postal f HEADQUARTERS FOR HARVEST SUPPLIES Groceries Canvas Photograph postal cards of Moro It to a safe bet that tbe shah to Card oaaea, try Tbe Observer Book soenery for aale at Observer Book saying something leesladylike than Store. Store. “Oh pshaw.'* Fouutaio Pen Pocket Holders If you want to buy read The Ob N W Thompson to advertising latest, safest and beat. Observer server. If you want to aell adver reward for a lost boras; there is »25 tise in it. Book Store. for the party who »aye where it to The owners for the two porees Harry Kunsmao is baek from to be found. advertised io tbe Observer 'last Btooktoo, Cal. and will work during A daughter of G W Coy was harveat for L L Peat«. week have been found. brought to Moro thia week by Dr. Scenlo picture post cards, of views B ute Senator, Whealdon, of The Goffin, Buffering from a severe at near Moro, actual photo work, for Dalles, was a visitor to Sherman tack of appendioitis. sale at Observer Book Store. now in stock Wednesday. “ Goods of Quality” Is Our Motto ing plant that has been lying idle in Bbaniko. The foot that cleanliness is next Isaac Shoun, of Mitchell, uoole to to godliness does not teem to alter it is reported that the boarding Attorney J A Wilson, stopped off a the foot that there is a lot of devil day on bis way home from the house keepers at Beattie are revis try at some American bathing ing the tariff upwards. W ell.Seat- Seattle fair. , Col. C A Buckley, president of the Sherman County Developement will not be undersoil! in our line, loro Hardware and Implement Co We beaches. th is in Washington. * Tents, Bed Sheets, Hammocks,, Gasoline Stoves, McCormick Extras, Leather and Link Belting, Oils of all Kinds, Etc., Etc. Old type makes tbe very beet of Babbitt metal. We have It for aale Alton Barns, a newspaper mao of and when you ueed any oall at The Vale, has purchased the old print Observer office. Price to right. onuoty Tuesday and I f rs J O Elrod to up from Port land helping her oeioe, Mre Nellie Rose Hulse, during her aiokneea. Harvest Supplies Ben Scholl brought back some An optomist is the man who samples of the famous Alaska League, was in Moro Wednesday takes whatever weather is sent aod wheat, reputed to go 90 bushels to ooooooooooooooc decides that U is just what the on League business the sore, given him by the initiator formers have been waiting for. of Alaska wheat. The beads are of Dr J R Morgan w ill he in Moro Some great bargains in ladies’ peculiar form, shaped like a spear 1st to 14th, Wasco 14th to 24tb, Q E O . H . H IL D E B R A N D , P res 0 J U L IU S M E D L E R , S e c r e ta r y . Grass Valley 24tb to 30th of each •lurtwaiste, muslin underwear, and head. 0 GEO. MEDLER, Treasurer, C H A S . Q O L L itiE R . M a n a g e r. •uinmer wash goods. Bpecial prices month to practice dentistry. Farmers of the Motion near W alla to aloes them out at tbe M C Co. W alla expeot to save approximately Geo. W Berrian is agent for th e »600,000 on this season’s wheat o Now don’t find fault with four Springfield Fire aod Marine Insur $ ance Co , and to prepared to write wife because she doesn’t keep pie erop through action taken at the 0 meeting of the several local unions baked all the time. Anyway too policies on grain and other risks. 0 much pie isn't healthful. An Indi of the Farmers’ Educational and Fresh vegetables and fruit in I t was ana man died after eating .even Co-operative Association. season at Moro Com’l Co. Ship pies. decided to refuse to allow '' grain- ments a r r iv e Tuesdays and Fridays. Bberman oounly people who left buyers to deduct a pound on every Prices moderate. Give us a trial 0 to file their names in the Indian sack of wheat purchased as has on th ese goods. 0 been done heretofore. L A-— -Î It'1- reservation government land lottery 0 Miss Buzzard of Shaniko, aged Mr. and Mrs. N P Hansen arrived 0 are beginning to straggle home. 20, changed her name last week by 0 Some went ae for as Missoula, Mont. home Tuesday evening on their 0 marrying a young man named Bird. 0 They will not be able to asoertain wedding trip, by way of tbe Seattle 0 0 We oould sav m >re, but w ill allow exposition and eastern Oregon where 0. tbeir luck until after August 5th. 0 the thoughts to take wings. L in k B e ltin g , L e a th e r B e ltin g , L a c e L e a th e r 0 they visited a few days with Mrs Type-writer paper at T h e O b s e r v Jack, the pet dog of Mr. and Mrs Tbe Waeoo Warehouse aud M ill Hansen’s brother, Anson B Woods. E n g in e p a c k in g , O ils, R ope, M a c h in e E x tra s , etc. 0 A G Boeson will start his thresh er office. A J Adams, died last week from old 0 0 mg outfit on the Walton farm near ing Co. have on exhibition at tbeir Their friends in Moro prepared an age. 0 MOB/», 8HRBMAN 0O .,0R C aO M : John Parry, Jr. of Hood River, is 0 hank a stool of oats which lack Kent, nnd thresh north until he old fashioned seranade as welcome visiting io Moro. Master Ellsworth, of Oregon City 0 arrives io the Moro neighborhood hall an inob of being six feet. Tbe in which the DeMoss Lyric Bards E u r e k a L » < « « N o . 121. is visiting with his uncle, Geo W grain was grown on land plowed 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ^ 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mrs J R Morgan was a visitor to A. F A A. M ., Moro, Or. where be has 1200 acres engaged. and family joined. Ice cream, Berriau. this spring and sowed six weeks oake, fruit, eto. were served after the M eet« th e flrwt an d th ird Waeco Tuesday. Special sale while they last on T h u rs d a y ev enin g« o f each ago. The land formerly was given serenade by Mr. and Mrs. Hansen Your form is worth twice ae m o u th V is itin g m e m b e r. H ot Coffee and Sandwiches, at all buggies and wagons at the Moro up to wild rye gross and sage brush e o rd U lly In v ite d to m eet much to you as it is worth in dol A B Wolford's, Biggs. Hardware and Implement Co. on the Gould farm. Last week a man was extra W i t h UH. B y o rd e r d f th e W . M . lars and cents J. M. P a rry , S ecretary. These goods were bought before tbe dited by tbe New York officials from Look those refrigators over at the One ol the most remarkable oases British Columbia for stealing a Don’t forget the place to get your advance in price last May and will K n o c k s O n c e a t E very M a n 's D oor. B e t h le h e m C h a p te r Moro Hardware store. . Mo7«O.XH. n Portland medical history is the steamer 265 feet long, three motor money* worth in a watch is at L W go cheap R e g u la r oouiniu id eation C K Cochran and family left for Ross’ Jeweler, Wasco. 840 ac re , o f flu e farm la n d , m ile a-re of a would-be suiuide who shot launches, 1000 gallons of gasoline, T he E lch e n b e rg e r ra n e b near Tbe doctors deemed an operation each 2d an d 4 fh l h u n i south o f W aw'n, w e ll tin proved, S h a n ik o , w e ll Im p ro v e d , h a lf in their Portland borne Sunday. himself in the left breast. He is in plows, electrical motors, telegraph d a y e v e n in g , m o n th ly . A G Boeson began beading ope» »bout 200 aorvH In e u m tn e rfa llo w c u ltiv a tio n , hal. pasture, at »15.00 advisable to assist Mrs Nellie Hulse B y order W .M . »5,000.00 cosh, bal.caey te rm ., tlia hospital with a bole in his equipment and tbe plant for clear per acre. »3000OO cash hal. to s u it, Ray Bell, of Kent, brought in ations Tuesday oo the land farmed to recover her health Monday an M r . H e le n P a r ry , Heoy purchaser. breast, a piece cut off the side of »4 50 in coyote scalps Friday. b> 0 C Mortenson near Moro. F in e residence p ro p e rty in Wasco ing a townsigbt, tbe whole valued operation was performed by Dr«. M y residence p r o p o ty in Wasco, M e r e L o g g e , N o t 113, w in d m ill, c iste rn , p riv a te w a te r hi-» heart, and the bullet imbedded at »250,000, in 1906 He Bailed Don’t borrow The Observer. Sub 1. O. O . F Moro, Ore«oo. Mr. arid Mrs. James Leslie, of Goffin and Reuter and since then e y .te m , 5 room cottage, near San- 7 rooms ifeeides b a th ro o m , p a n try n tbe muscles of the back. Dnu- the ship and orew out of New York, and a ttic . La rg e basement. C on dow m ill. »1500.00, one t h ir d cash M eeta e v e ry H atu rd ay scribe, and have it your own. Mrs Hulse hoe b-en slowly improv « Clinton, Iowa, are vieiting at the nected w ith w ater and sewer sys bal. on eaey te rm s. v e n in g at 7:30 o ’clock. tors Hay he will get well. ing. acting ae captain. He was arrested tems; tw o lots; house n e w ly {ta inte d V is itin g m ein tiers are W B McCoy is back from a five borne of tlieir neioe, Mr. and Mrs, Parsonage pro p erty of tb e U n ite d new fence'and new sid e w a lk, a ll c o rd ia lly In v ite d . M e m Stevenson, Wash , is laying pipe last year in Central America but James Stewart. Tbe Balem Journal says that up B re tn re n eb uroh , In W aeco, for weeks visit to bis Mosier form. in lin e co n d itio n . bers are expected to be »900. O n e tld rd chn I i balance on iii Idaho, tbe management of tbe for a hot mineral water system to got away by jumping overboard. J . O. E llio t t , N . U . preaeuu Moro Commercial Co. hexdquar A big shipment of comforters and Also several b u ild in g lots I n d i f e w y te r n n . »100 off for epot cash. he installed for private residences R o b e rt 6 B ra sh . H eeretarv. J J Cook, a brakeman on tbe O ferent p a rt, o f to w n . ter« for harvest supplies, overalls, insane asylum have economy re blanket ju«t received at M C Co. ami also the sanitarium, where 18 duced to the lim it. Tbe wagon R A N between The Dalles and shirts, shoes, gloves a etc. Every The prioeof The Observer is 11.60 bathroom* will be added. Seven U m atilla, fell from a freight train W m . Rudolf returned Tuesday oar j u i , 7ft m i »M for .1» months, AU oent. ueed for hauling refuse from the thing for harvest men. f j r foar months—bat If paid in advanoewr from a business trip to Portland. cow stable is also made to do duty teen thousand feet of pipe will be re half a mile west of Rufus on a aeo.pt »2.A0 la fa ll for 3 p a r i . HborVer OOOCXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX50000000 oooooooooooooooooooooooo W F Powell w ill not use hie com quired. This will make Stevenson ourve in the sand cut about three «•'■a. thao one year 13X oeuU per month. as a hearse for the dead patients. Olds Bros, received a new separ bine this year, havtog contracted tbe second city in the United States . A Blue Mark here will .answer an ator by railway freight Wednesday. o’olock Wednesday morning A > OOOOCXJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC Inquiry, when entered upon our calendar, with L L Peels to have the work having natural hot mineral water west bound passing shortly after giving the dale o f the paper as the dale si ; * A number of my patrons are Oo to the Moro Commercial Co done by stationary machinery. piped into private residences. which your current subscription expires. ran ovor and killed him ■before he * not aware that for some months ; for lowest prices on harvest sup Mr. and Mrs. Dan McLacblan A fte r □ould recover from tbe foil. More than 100,000 grain sacks ;; past the Moro Commercial Co. J F R I D A Y ...........H z. July 23, 190« plies. are np from Portland for the har ; ; has bad my bread on sale; any ; W ere ordered by the Waeco oounty the inquest he was taken to Tbe Mr. Decker, of KSmt, was in Moro vest. This week Mr. McLachlan is * * purchases of bread at this ; Fa rmers’ Union which met in Dufur Dalles by friends. Cook formerly (his week consulting with Attorney helping bis son-in-law, W A Woods. bonrd cam n( « • In i. lost Week It is thought tbis num lived at Oregon City, and leaves a store will be appreciated by J A Wilson. * ' ife and three months old baby in her will be practically enough to Warm weather is coming, so huy . Mrs. E. Anderson.-J The Dalles. H B Belshee has put a water a gasoline etove for the wife. I t is I I l l l l- M - l- l- l- l l l ‘ l- H < M I I- l l . l T furnish all members of the Union tank on stilts and now ha. running a comfort and also a money saver. io W an co county, though this does An exciting runaway took place O f fe r e d F o r B ale bv The common bouse fly hae- been not represent the entire output of «. / water at the farm For sale at the Moro Hardware Monday from tbe Blue Barn with found to be tbe cause of typhoid fcfoln, for many of the largest form store. A good respectublo saving guaranteed wood buyers no injury to wagon, horses or driver. S ta t io n e r y , p a p e r, pens, in k , fever and this month the cikiee of era are not members of the union Garland Douma and Leslie Btrahl p e n c ils a n d a ll so rts o f ¡e tas, a t th e W C Guyton, of Kent, purchased For price or information write or call up M o r o , O re g o n , Chicago and New York have started I t was also decided to build or rent O b s e r v e r H o o k S to re . »yere unhooking four horses from a the Tom Peugh oombine and had. war on them. Do your part by warehouses along tbe line of the load x)f hay, the lines on one side No. I 214 m iles to r a il T R Craig has the plastering con it forwarded to bis borne by rail securing window and door screens road s ta tio n . 4 room ed d w e llin g , barn Great Southern. had been done up, lines for the way. He expects to out 1000 acres tract for the railway hospital be 38x46, b la c k s m ith shop, g ra n a ry , oow for your residence, at the Moro other side was still held by Cap. b a rn , flo e w e ll w a te r w ith w in d m ill ing installed at Grass Valley. this harvest. Hardware store. Surprising disclosures have re a n d cistern, sm all be arin g o rc h a rd , tel Rutledge who wae on the bay. Slowly and steadily all day long «phone In houae, w e ll fenced a n d cross R. H. M c K e a n , M a n a g e r , W a s c o , O re g o n Railway engines are taking water A report from Bait Lake City say« sulted in Victoria, H. C. from an The horses started, pulling the fenced. 850 acres tilla b le an d a ll In crop accomplishes more than to hurry new passenger train will be put Investigation as to the number of wagon to tbe Heydt harness shop, 8 U m iles to Grass V a lle y . P ric e $23,000 at Moro pending repairs to the rail >X5O0 cash, tm lauce to s u it purchaser way pumping outfit 0< Grass Valley. and worry for a short time and then on the latter part of July between intermarriages between Chinese and there they left it. Tbe wheel team a t 7 per oeut In terest. hites in British Columbia, these quit. One gets lese tired for the 8alt Lake, Ogden and Portland- topped in front of tbe K H Moore Our “ ads” attract attention and N o . 2 821) acres less th a n m ile from same work accomplished. The schedule has not been oom* marriages being found to total not residence where they got tangled M oro, good d w e llin g an d b a rn , n e a rly advertise. When you get our ad Many of the white •11 tilla b le , p le n ty of good w a te r, good R J Ginn is helping A K Moritz pleted, but it is thought tbe new lese than 20 with a bitch rack end were oaught ric h deep eoll, In good state o f c u ltiv a vertising, you get busineesbringers. Women are being held as slaves to harvest by running J,he header. train will leave between 7 and 8 tio n , flo e b a rg ain a t »42 per acre, th ir d by Roy Axtell. Tbe lead team ran Mrs. G N Cross fie Id of Waeco, and cash, balance to s u it pu rchaser a t 7 per clock in the evening and run Chinese masters in the oitiee of until they reached the starting Robt. used to be able to handle a At all our Grain Btorago Warehouses in Sherman County o eut in terest. Mrs. J N Fordyce of Portland, were header tiller and he Is still able to through to tbe coast in very fast Vlotnria. Vancouver and Nelson. I t point, where one fell down and the NO. 3 500 acres 4 m ile« fro m K e n t guests Thursday of Mrs. C L Ire to also disclosed that the young girls time. ’ *J No warehouse charges on Barley stored on exchange. show several tricks in the game. horses secured. 460 acres tilla b le , p le n ty o f w a te r, w e ll land. chief! v high school girls, whose ages fenced, school house ou corner o f place, Rev. Father M J H k k e y , rector Tne best way to protect your range Imm 15 to 25 years, habitual s m a ll b u ild in g s , price »25 per acre «ura- 0 G Huis has begun hie 1909 H trt Is R tlltf for Women m e r fa llo w e d , »2,000 d o w n an d balance machinery against wear is to use of Kingsley and dependant Catholic ly frequent Chinatown as private I f you h a » , paint in tha back. U rin a ry , Bladder season run with his threshing out on crop p a y m e n ts I f desired. Kidney trouble, and want a certain, pleasant missions in Wasc/», 8hey»nan, Crook good oil. That Is Valvoline, the teacbere of Chinamen in their shops herb relief from Woman'« ilia, try Mother Oray'a N o 4 400 acres 3 m iles fro m K e n t fit. He will head and thresb, ue- • •A P 8 T K A H A N -L X A F . ” I t ie a eafe, reliable and Wheeler counties, is making best in this world or any other. or private rooms In several cases regulator, ami ro ii.» M all F em al. Weahneesee. In- fa ir b u ild in g s , p le n ty o f w a te r, w ell ing three headers. diidinir InSammatioa end ulcerations. M O T IlK R feuoed, good state or c u ltiv a tio n , 226 Sold by the Moro Hardware A Im preparations for the erectioo of a these girls are known to have con O K A Y S A U S T B A U A N -L B A F la sold by Drug- acres tilla b le , price »7,500, cash »1,600 aiete or sent by mail for 80c. Sample een» F R K l We desire I q . publish all the news plement Co. church in Dufur. He has been Address, Tlie M other Gray Co., La Roy, N .Y . 2 tracted the opium habit. balance on term s to s u it purchaser. of every part of Sherman county, given a block of ground free, nnd School district one, located on signatures 1 amounting to »1000. N o O 480 acres 4 m iles fro m It. R . but if you hide your item under a e la tio n aixXW a ll tilla b le . % sec. in Ioooooooooooooooooooooooooo tbe Hugh Herrin farm, near Rufus, • u m r a e r f a U W g ra in , K o f crop goes to bushel it does nobody gOod. This Speaks well for the town .of have made selections of »80 worth purchaser. P le n ty o f w ater, w in d m ill Dufur, and for the healthy develop The Observer weather man In o f re fe re n c e and good etetern. Good d w e llin g o f 7 books through the room «. P ric e »»0 per acre. »3000 cash, sists that everybody will b«gf>me ment of the Tygh Ridge country. The latest silver ware design« which county school superintendent. Tbe terms easy on balauco. harmonizes perfectly with the period it well acquainted with General H u money was raised b y' ertertain One of those pleasant, informal, No 6 »ores east o f M o n k la n d midity before the summer ends. represents and in rich sim plicity it rivals merits. sooial events which often oocur in fiv e m iles fro m ra ilro a d s ta tio n , about the best examples of silver ware any 625 acres tilla b le , good bored w e ll 100 ft Morb, was the dance given last G K James left Wednesday for deep, cis tern , 4 room house, 200 acres in where. It is made extra heavy plate and When the wasp-waist join« tbe Ss'urday evening in the Rudolf Mrs. •umiuerfallow, thlfd of crop go«} to th e Collins on a camping trip. hipless corset, the average woman purchaser, fa ir b a rn , good ric h soil; James oper^J^iHH. I t was a free dance, and children will follow rloe »30 per acre, s m a ll p a y m e n t d o w n w ill be in that oondition called when George has the camp in order, given by Manager Rudolf to for stance to s u it purchaser. by tbe Piute In d ia n s ,, “ Keeway All who N o . 7 1®° »or«>. 1 mile from Kent, R C Davis, proprietor of the Grass gooshtakumkanhangewock,” which m ally dedicate the hall. 180 acres In a u m rh e r fa llo w w h e a t. »25 enjoy dancing gathered for a few into English means, e r acre; pu rchaser gets 3 lO th s o tc ro p ; Valley Barn, promptly attends all translated hours of tbeir favorite pastime. 1,000 d o w n , b alan ce term s easy. 'call», uay or ni&htz' 'Arrtmals given “ Same shape all the way down.” And those who do not dance were N o 8 400 acres at »25 00 per acre 2 the very best of oar«. Charges are m ile s "fro m R R s t a t lf n , p le n ty of right. Dan Shay, catcher of the Mom there to meet I heir friends, the time V a n d w a te r, ab ou t 280 acres tilla b le . 6 room J P iitll, of Kant, woe 1n town hall team when Moro had a »1000 passed rapidly in a social manner. ^ d w e llin g , s m a ll o rch ard , barn fo r 10. per month aggregation of ball tos- I t proved a pleasant evening. be ad horses. W in d m ill , big c la te rn q Tuesday, returning from Waeco sers, has q u it bi» job with the Cali A b o u t »3000 cash, balance tenria M H Houser, grain buyer at N o .0 000 scree about 9 m iles s o u th with a veterinary surgeon to go fornia state outlaw league and will Portland, was the first to reodve w est o f Grass V a lle y : ab ou t 460 acres with him to attend a valuable horse Is complete and up-to-date. go to the Kansas City league club. tilla b le . W a te r, w e ll feuced, no b o lld - 1909 season wheat. I t was taken ingar, »18.00 ner acre. N e v e r been that was sick. Dan has been east before, hut the Have watches and watch chains* in* to Portland by way of the portgge c u ltiv a te d . C ro p p a y m e n ts If desired. T R Craig passed through Moro oompany was too f.st. several different . style« and prioea. road. Receipts of new-crop wheat One aiory brick building Tuesday on bis way to K»nt where N o . IO I n Moro, M 28x70 Now ia the time to bave your time keeper The way .train« connect at Biggs at Portland in July are Unuanal l feet J o r aale cheap an d be will line a cistern for the school on v e ry easy term s. put in repair for the summer’s hard usage. now ,' pa arrangers have ample time and the receipt of a lot before the district, and piaster the interior of N o I I B ric k an d tile fe cto ry near bot^ coming and going, for an extra middle of tbe month is nearly if not R e e d v llle , 14 m llee fro m P og tlan d to the J K Irb y dwelling. nice diuner at The Bigg», with Mr quite a record breaker. In addition ex ch a n g e fo r fa rm lan ds, w ill pa y some differen ce; price »16,000 Don’t forget to tbe fact that the first shipment H ML P a rrr e s id e n t manager at and Mrs JJ Hackard N O 12 Appartment hoase in Port Detflrer, Colorado, for ■ large Iron The Bigg», in your travels; there is occurred to early,the fact that the lot t 5t9-5ao- 5>i Corbett Bldg. Opposite Post Office land bringing good monthly rent. and stael manufacturing oompany, time enough. The tabla to supplied was brought to Portland by water Price »8000, to exchange for farm land 5th and Morrison St. with everything nice, and the rooms marks an epooh in tbe transports- to visiting with hie family at in Sherman county. Cured Meats Waterbags Rope Vegetables Crockery bruits Shoes, Gloves, Overalls, Shirts, © I II Underwear, Main Sherman county headquarters for Farm Machinery and Supplies. Drapers for all Harvester and Headers such as Holt, Best. Hodge, McCormic etc. Blankets, and everything fo r harvest men. WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. GIVE US A TRIAL. ALW AYS ON HAND The O b s e rv e r Deering and Hodge Headers. Opportunity C. J. Bright, Wasco, Ore. Reduced Slabwood Prices Real Estate WiMO, U, Hay boa, or M oro W . H. RAGSDALE Independent Warehouse & milling (¡0 Grain Storage Rates Reduced to 5 0 cents per ton mt New Silverware Designs Louis XVI Pattem tT hreeF ine Acreage Tracts t L E J Two are inside and one just outside the City Limits o f Portland. : : : FINE B U IL D IN G S 'O N THE PLACE FOR SALE or Exchange for first class Wheat Land J. O. ELROD, P o rtla n d , O r. home of hto ptfech» J M Parry ora mw . ’ ,*K neat aod otooo. of tbe Northwest. ¿boQOQOQOOOOOOOOOQOMOMMMMMMQMMMaM t- I Costs no more than other Silverware :: HAND PAINTED CHINA CUT GLASS ASSORTMENT 1 ■’ t "
