AH shafting made to order Ibr
either the Best or H o lt by Cros Preshy
A regular feature of The Observer;
data supplied by Superintendent D . E.
church
services
at
field Wasco.
P
Stephen», state and federal experiment
The afternoon of Saturday, the 11 a. m.
p m
farm station, Moro, Oregon.
service at Monk-
19th, born to M r. and Mrs. Hom er
Com
D. Belshee a boy. D r.C .L.Poley land
(2:30. A. J. Adams,
The week of July 14th to*20 was
pastor
attending.
the hottest of the year, the average
maximun temperature being 11
Mrs. Margaret Rutledge, mother Methodist Episcopal Church:
H e a d q u a t e r s to t*
degrees higher than the preceeding
of W.C.Rutledge. livin g at Ellens
Sunday July
week.
burg, Washington, was a M o ro
Sabbath ich o o I 10 a. m.
visitor this week at the home of
Maximum temperature for the
Preaching 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
week was^00.5 degrees on the
Sermon topics:
her son.
Sources of Power of the Early 20th. The minimum temperature
Mrs. W . C. Rutledge had the
for the night o f the.20th was only
pleasure of entertaining her moth* Church.
76.
Some
Aspect
o
f
Faith
as
illustrât
er this week while Mrs. V in tin was
M inim um temperature during
a visitor in the county from her ed in the life of Abraham.
Prayer
meeting
Thursday
eve
the
week was 48 on the night of
home at Portland.
the
14th.
ning.
„
J. A . Thompson of Portland is
You are invited and you are
G i v e u s a. c a l l y o u w i l l f i n d
The
highest temperature record
visiting at the home of his daughter
welcome.
ed at the experiment- station dur g
o u r p r i c e s a r e rip H t.
<
Mrs. N . W . Thompson. Mrs.
Remember the Sabbath and ing the year 1912 was 98 on July
Thompson is also entertaining her
16th; and during the year 1911,
» • Z* .
is •
cousin, Miss Anna Foster, from keep it holy.
John S. Andersen, pastor. 103 on July 15th.
Victoria. B. C. ■
H IS T O R Y OF T H E W ORLD T W O -IN -O H E P U Z Z LE
9EÉE9È3C
M r. and Mrs. L. H . M artin
Add and subtract according to picture«, etc., and you udll than be able tv
Realty Transfers.
Ind out the name of the sixth president o f the United States inaugurated
¡larch 4, 1 « » . Four candidates being In the field and none of them obtaining were attendants at services in the
•12 to July 19, 1913.
>
* majority of rotes, the election went to the house of repreaentattves. After M oro Presbyterian church Sunday
umber Company
Gasoline, O il, Casings, Tubes,
morning, using their new Paige
—
rou hare done this find picture of the sixth president
____
inside
and out-side blowout, pat
Answer to last puxxle: Lafayette. Picture face on side of hay w agon.
Are not alone conftued to Rural Free Delivery of mail
automobile for the journey be- to T . R.
lots 3 and 4 of
ches,
chains,
spark
plugs,
batter
and
the
Telephone.
There is another convenience which all
*• gecopd addition
block 7
tween the farm and town.
ies,
carburetor,
prest-o-tanks,
T ry the famous Sunday dinner
farmers
should
have
—
and many do hava — a checking ac
H . H . W hite was in town M on to Wasco,
acetylene burners, tire talk, valves
at the H otel M oro. 4 ^
count with a good bank.
The possessor of such an account
George D. Clements to Martha and valve stems, and in fact all
day with a shipment of hogs by
avoids the risk of having his money on his person or about
Best mucilage and brushes at the
automobile supplies.
K.
French,
lots
4.5,7.8,10,11
and
rail from Kent. The hogs were
MOKA. SHRKMAM <X>..ORROOW•
WHAT WE DO
his home where it is in danger oLfire and thievoe.
12 in block 5 o f Clement’s addition
Observer Book Store.
delivered to C. R. Belshee who
Vulcanise tires and tubes, all kind
His bills paid by check are not only a valid receipt, but
Always in stock, beautiful B irth
F R ID A Y ...............3 u \j2 S . 1913
repair work, wash and clean
land
»
t
o
o
n
»
«he
ho«
we,«her
C
,rr,e
E.
H
ay.
to
J
H
Cle-
also a conveniente in his home transactions where very often
care, a genet al storage and livery
Day Postal Cards, at the Observer
the necessary change for concluding settlement is not at hand
vanishes.
ments,
lots
2,
3,
4,
5»
6
and
7
tn
business,
call
on
us
day
or
night
E ureka Ledg» N e .1 2 1 . Book Store.
e
j
*
i
i
-xirh
was
what
w
ill
block
4;
lots
1.
2
and
5
in
block
3;
and
we
w
ill
be
on
hand.
Don’t stop to think this over, hut start an account now with
a . r . s a u . auro. o r.
W rite or phone Crosfield for
u " m
to M
h o tw T d a y to“ 5. < a»J 6 in block 2; Io.. 1.
AGENTS FOR
-
Meets the fiiat and third
g
&
M{>(;k - ,o, , ¡n The famous Indian M otor Cycle,
evening»
each prices on drapers and chains for probably be the 2d. hotte.1day I
,th
Visiting member« alt harvesters.
that record, w ill give to S*’ "™ « block 10, and lo t 1 in block 6 all Diamond, Fisk and Goodyear tires
thy invited to meet
county for w m e tone to co
. I
Clemen(.s addition ,o Graw and tubes.
By order of W . M .
Carholinium, fresh s*ock, direct
If you have trouble at home
. /
J. M . P a a a r, Secretary.
X at «he F e d e r a l V a l l e y . al.o a tract of landin G ra« or on the road with your car tele
from Germany, now on sale at 100
<arm,according toSuperratetKlent
phone us and we w ill send a man
B a th ls h a m C h e s te r The Observer Book Store.
to you, T he M oro G arage .
Stephens.
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no. 78 o . R. s
The McCormick header adver
M oro, Oregon.
Regular communication
Mrs. John Thogerson and baby
Lottie Rinearson is visiting with tf-jl8]
s
2d
and
*th
Thursday
tised
by G inn, Coleman & Co.,
each
oi Boyd, is visiting with her fier gjgter. Mrs. W . C. Rutledge,
eninga monthly.
in the Observer has been sold to
F. E. PoaTNRB,
parents,
M r. and Mrs. R. C. Byers, , at the Moro Hotel,
Secretary A. E. Moretz.
I R. J . G IN N
J. E. COLEMAN §
ab
and expects to remain until after
c . M ille r was in from the
M a re L adsa, M s. 113» . Married: A t the Presbyterian
fapaous Fleck
harvest. M r. Thogereon
¡n Hay Canon Wednesday 4. From the
I. O. O. r . Moro, Or.
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_
Manse, July 19th. Jonathan N .
Orchards at Ruins can be had at
or a short time but had to attend I j(cr gackg for
wheat crop.
.Meeting every Saturday
the Meloy store in M oro as fresh,
ening at 7:30 o clock MacGinnisand Miss Betsey Boyer, ,o «heir farm near Boyd
-
Waiting member« are cor- Rev. A. J. Adams, officiating.
as good,* and at the same price as
Jially invited.
Member«
G eorie Hennagm and fam ily C
by Cro, fid d al Wa»co. from the wagon. Leave your
expected to be preaeot.
Professor H arry Blough, of the accompanied M artin Holm an “ -ru ;, ¡, ti,e nilll w iih double pit- orders or buy as wanted.
loble Grand.
Portland
city schools, and wife far a. The Dalle. Wednetoay upon I
J. T. BOOTHBY, mamager
A . R- Keaantoaa, Secy
’V
Rufus, Oregon.
n K A U K K M
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are having their annual outing at their return to Portland. Mrs. I
. . .
P e rs o n a l T a lk W ith You
the home of Howard Conlee, east Hennagin had M i« Pearl’, eye.
J- C. Harper wa. a vwrtor m
&
Glass, Paints, and Oils.
Bone and Alfalfa Meal.
The price of The Observer » 8 1 .5 0 per
tested while in The Dalle., the Moro Sunday from Kent he did
of
M
oro.
er, 75 cento lor aix month«, 50 cento tor
Cole
ur months— bo» if oeid in -dvance we
Cylinder teeth for the H o lt at party making the return the » m e Hot K?m to care how late the after-
cept $2.50 la full ‘or 2 year«.
Shorter
Canton Plows, Superior and Peoria Drills.
day
with
their
auto.
~
«"»>
,houlJ
h’
PPen
10
be'
r<ni than one >esr 12% cent, per month 1 2 # cents; H o lt sections 5 cents
Hupmobile
EXTRAS
W
Fred Hennagin and fam ily have
Sugar is going up; went ten
A Blue M ark here w ill answer an in- each; wrist pins for either H o lt or
iest only 35 cents each; at Cros- returned (rom California and were centt. wholesale pr.ee, ,n one day
Ford
For all kinds of machinery carried in stock
$
ieids Wasco store.
viuting at the home of M r. Hen- «hi. week; while they last, 200
’ or procured on short notice.
T H E B IG T H R E E
nagin. »¡»ter, Mr». Chri.tian.en. I .ack. for $5.50atfro sfie ld . Wasco.
The M pro Hardware and Im ple
ment Co. have in stock both the M r. Hennagin expects to work in
Friday
afternoon
at three
Geo. N . Crosfield at Wasco is
Mica and Hub axle grease in cans the Sherman county harvest field o ’clock, July 18th, born to* M r.
tying 22/4 cents for eggs.
or pails. This grease always give while Mrs. H . w ill visit during the and Mrs. Eugene Am idon i baby
John Harbke left this week for satisfaction and is standard.
harvest time with M . Damon and | gjr|; Dr. Morse attending. Mother
We, the undersigned Colurrf-
me to look after his farm inter-
bia river fruit growers w ill not sell
family
in
Portland.
and
child
are
doing
nicely.
E lfin Ross was at home Sunday
or deliver any fruit on Sunday.
ts in M orrow county.
l ii o n u ll« » » , O r » « o n
rom his work on the new John
Harley Cochran o f Franklin,
Your chickens will soon pay
F. E.-Brown
Mrs. C. G. Silvers has been Day road being built towards the N orth Carolina, is visiting with for them selves in increased egg
5ucceaaora to Clarke-Newhoux« Jew elry Compaey
W. L. Wilson
ute sick thia week, seemingly McDonald crossing by the county the fam ily o f his brother, J.
L. E. Langford
J production i f you will use a quart
I s e ll fo r c a s h o n ly
G. W. Blackburn
om a neuralagia pain in the back. under direction of Road Master He has been a guest of his brother ican of carbolineum around the
*3tj25a8-180] The Fleck Orchards.
Fine Diamonds, Jewelry, Watcbos,
J. M. Johnson and wife of Henrichs.
Charles at Washougal for the past chicken house and perches; you
Clooks and Optical Goods.
lood River are visiting at the
Mrs. W . C. Bryant entertainec few months and is now in the can ¿el ¡t at tfie Observer Store,
g Q M onlgom cry ha8 so| j the
ome of Mrs. Christiansen, cast Tuesday afternoon in honor O county to engage in the w ork o f
Satisfaction Guranteed or Money Refunded
6|()re p ro pe rly ,
f M oro.
i
the sixth birthday of Master garnering a part of the wheat! e|idence
Good milker, gentle, second
the M cCalcb building. calf, milking but a short time. For
Everybody come quick to Coy s H arold Bryant; quite a number crop th i. K ction w ill «oon • * kn0WB
------- advertised 4a the Observer, to price and particulars address
>r fruit 12 miles east of M onk of the juvenile friends of the youn|> busy putting in the sack.
G eorge G. D e M oss ,
ind, 35c. per box. The man that man were present.
W illiam Johnson, more famil- Martha J. Forbes who intends to ltj25*]
DeMoss, Oregon.
NEW G O O D S JU S I
ives good measure.
The morning of Wednesday, ¡ar|y known as “ B i’l ” drove in operate a boarding and lodging
Miss M arjorie Rose left Wednes- July 22d, born to M r. and Mrs. town Sunday from H ood River house.
,
G. F. Armstrong, sr., has con-
ay morning for a months visit in Aaron Noyse, near Grass Valley. accOmpaniCd by three young men,
A new lot of Mens Dress and Work Shoes.
,e W illam ette valley at Am ity a ten pound boy. Dr. Morse of L q in search o f harvest work. Lru cte d a very substantial and
A ll who wish to breed mares
An extra line of Mens Sox and U nder
Wasco assisted by Dr. C.L.Poley,
¡, n m , first visit to Sherman ornamental kitchen cabinet for to a Pecheron stallion, after July
rith Miss Annabelle Woods.
of M oro, were in attendance.
¡county for some time and he has their kitchen.
It has all the con- 15th, can do so at my farm for
wear in Spring and Sum m er Weights.
Dr. C. L. Poley was called to
$10. insurance, .
M
n
Laura
Ireland
was
per-
been
more
bu«y
.haking
hand,
veniencea
«¿willy
found
in
the
Lent Tuesday to attend M rs.H.A.
F. R. M essinger .
lorn mere; the trip was made with milted to leave the ho.pital July than any other onepenon viMting more expensive kitchen furniture 3 t.*jll-2 5 ]
M oro, Oregon.
he aid of E.W .Lewis and his Ford 19th and ¡.v i.itin g with M n .H .A . M oro for «ome time. M r. John- and bcidea i. well supplied with
Case Goods and Quantity. Lots at Special Prices.
M oore and M n . H. S. McDanol .on form erly lived in th i. county right .ize drawers for the .torage
Cole
b
H o re 'c o m _ in _
i t home, which w ill I and h « „ an
exten.ive
lirt t.f
o flo
c u liM ^ ff supplies.
ip lie s .
n»oo
„ o,
f , naivp li&t
I of f culinary
Hupmobile
Mrs. Jos. Stiles, residing at be a. .oon a. «he doctor, allow. Udu»«.«»«:«..
D r M o < wa. called to «he
illere station in the northern
Ford
1
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i i
IW . G. McDonald place on tne
J. T . Boolhby wa. in town
The water in G a' “ " la e , “e j ohn Day July 18th to attend
rt o f the county, was a visitor
GRASS VALLEY, OREGON.
T H E B IG T H R E E
«»“ »•• *>«•
* Ma»ter McDonald w ho was taken
s week at the home of Mrs. R. Tuetoay with a load of bcrrie.and
apple,; he .aid (ha. early Craw- «he .p,Ilway ia .e . were,^'“ ^ J u n e
llc k ; from lnere ,he doctor
Jackson.
B - -
General H ardw are
Paints and Oils of all Kinds.
_ A Complete Line of Furniture. _i
Gasoline, Auto Oils and Supplies.
Full Supply of Pipe Fittings and Pipe.
The {rain Cromers [omienienets
filings we have to Sell
F ite
O b s e rv e r
The |||asco |||arehousc milling Ce.
Rank, of |||oro.
Fresh Fruit
6 IN N <&. COLEMAN g
2
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4
5
Notice to Fruit Buyers
!» Geo. F. M. Newhouse, Oph. D.
Milch Cow for Sale
Notice to Breeders
Our Stock is Complete and Seasonable
Our Stock ol Groceries is
llwap complete.
C O O PER B R O S . .
M r. and Mrs. W .H .M o o re and
ice, Miss Gladra Watkins, were
nner guests Sunday at the home
Mrs. Moores brother, E. A.
jshman, south of M oro.
ford peache. would be ripe by 27th. A °
journeyed Ioto G illiam county to
next week and expect, to haie oeeupy.ni par«.of what w .ll he hep
whi(;h
Tresspass Notice
Notice is hereby given to aU
them on Ma «rip. Tuesday and
V i . experted to
h“
^ fore parties that further tresspassing
upon and abuse of the
Fnday-
1
15« under water by the 5«h of|>he call to the McDonald place.
the Sherman County Fair Asso
A t the regular m orning services Au^ ugt j h e |agt remaining earth
W e wish to call the attention of ciation is prohibited. A reward oj
T. E. H ulury has been engaged at M oro Presbyterian church last I |t protecfing the part of the our readers to the excellent table $25 w ill be paid for the arrest and
r the M o io Garage as mechanic Sunday seven new members were ^ uju5ra cut now being dug with service and accommodations in conviction of those responsible
their repair department. M r admitted into the congregation; 8tea|n ghovel is expected to be general that prevail at the Hotel or breaking windows and de
stroying property at the fair
ulury gave up a good p.osition J.F.Foss, J E.Coleman,L.J;Pape. dynam HedO cloberl0th| after that Albert in 1 he Dalles. Darnielle grounds.
By order of the board.
a garage at Goldendale to come Mrs. Geo. Lewellen, Mrs. W . U- L jate tfie Panama canal w ill rapid- Bros., proprietors of the Hotel tf-j20-176]
L . L. P eetz , M oro.
W allan, Mrs. L. J. Pape, and L fjecome a commercial asset.
Albert, are most obliging in
» M oro.
v ro n e .
.rex.menk of
Cole
T . S. Reese and wife were M n . J. c . Freemxn.
Jim Kunsman i. vuitin« with h i. ou|> ¡dea a, ,o aQ abrtrM:t of ,i«|e. public, io in i out o f their way
isitors in M oro last Friday; they
Hupmobile »
and .i.te n th i. week; h e k , , ¡,
rt, to be » a com- accommodate travelen who do
mst have had an idea it was to brothen
Ford
ha. re.iined h i. po.i«ion on the ¡ljld o ’ inP, , y, tematic order of all no« »«ay at the hotel, but are paw
e hotter than warm this week
T H E BIO T H R E E
Great Southern railroad between P e ,ran,(ert and proceeding, ¡ ‘" it h r o u ih and w ith to »eefriend.
nd so escaped traveling in the
The Dalle, and Dufur, and w ill L ffec,in< a certgin ,rac, o j i , nd. But we wt.l. particularly lo cite
eat of this week.
take on a harv»« job in Sherman L , of(en thefe g rt proceeding, attention to the very excellent
Clark McCarty
and Ralph
county a. a vacation relaxation I f omj „ i on, that leave a cloud on table service; the appetizing way
ira.nhall, old neighbors of R. C.
Plenty of good pasture at the
from h i. railroad work.
I t^ e dde which could be adjusted in which it is prepared and served; J M. Allen place, five miles south
lyere at Battleground near Van-
the low cost to the patron, beinj,
J. D. Jackson was visiting at the by a quitclaim deed or an affivdvit
east of Klondike. Plenty of water.
ouver, Wash., are in the county
no higher priced than at any other
pd w ill assist with the harvest home of his son, R. D. Jackson, nOw; but if neglected it w ill require eating place in The Dalles anc Man on-place to look after fences.
J. M. A llen ,
this week upon his return trip a suit and lead to endless trouble,
in the Byers threshing outfit.
under priced compared with the j20-l76] Sistere.Crook county,Ore.
from attending the celebration The thing to do is to have an
“ ordinary” run of restaurant in
F. L . H ulury of Rufus who was
anniversary of the battle o f Getty v abstract made and a competent
n M oro Monday reports a fiek
Portland. Ws were agreeably
burg/ M r. Jackson says he does attorney to pass upon it and as-
>f 65 acres on his farm that this fiot wish to take such a trip again certain if the title is good. If not; surprised at the table service when
Should try our famous ch»ck
recently in The Dalles at the
rear went ten sacks of barley to
but is glad to have been able to have I t made so. The Sherman
en
plate
dinners; all kinds of nice
H otel Albert and wish to publicly
acre. The land was fall plow-
.
.u-
14 attend so note worthy a national County Abstract Company, M oro,
sandwich,
pie, cake, good
and
and sown
»owu this
ht. spring;
.p o u t, raised
runea 14
H
He »nd J. M . P .rry were Oregon, w ill be glad «o prepare commend the management of the
W
olf a r d L u n c h C o u n t e r
hotel for their business s p irit
U. of -bee« «o »h
for the
#eh br-io(U
g b -r, r t fo, you.
Good Pasture For Rout .
NOTICE
We wish to announce to the public that we are now
agents for T h e H olt M anufacturing C om pany’s full
line of machinery and extras. He are also agents for the
B est Manufacturing company’s line of machinery ana
extras, and the G ilbert H u n t company’s line.
Our stock is complete and we are prepared to supply you
with everything in the way of harvest supplies.
We solicit your patronage
Yours for business,
McCoy Atwood Co. incorporated
■Wasco, Oxsgroxx.
T h e Store T h a t M akes Good.
“O ne P rice to All”
( ii.'iid <il Niterchandise
Travelers at Biggs
[2 harvest of last year.
iK oK ^it P.y. 'll WUIIIII SI I