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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1915)
±4* IH H Ó U I ? *4; . New Potatoes, W a te rm e lo n !, Peaches, Cantaloupes, C a rro t!, gr. raws' i r 11 i* ■ Beeti, H am , - Plums, t , ' ' ’ A.:'"’ ': ' 1* '*”»■» Fresh Corn, F R ID A Y ............ A u «u .t 13,1915 Eureka »-«O» H«. IÄ1 a . O nions. Bacon, £ A. ». a u. «oro. or. the 6(M «ad tkti Fresh M e a t, tóLJS»*?- ■ '• ’ Fresh Bread Every Day. _____ Ice That is Cold, VbST « ¿ B y ooder of W . M . — 7 f j M P a„ t 1 write, phone or call C. R. Belshee, t ¿ S il Moro Butcher, U H I H I H I I H frH I II I I I k — . _ Om ar Sayrt and R . T . M organ have finished, harvest and housed their combine. Secretary. XAAlft H IN R IC H S , Plenty of Potato«».' H5H U cal C U rd AU kind» of Frail io Seaton. Early Crawford», Smock, »od Elberta Pencbe. «re now on. service, fo r their M o r o store. Miss D e lm a L ia n e ll Fagan was John Robertson, pastor. left by M r.S to rk W ednesday after noon at the hom e o f M r . and Presbyterian church: M n F . E . Fagan, D r . C .L . Polcy Sabbath School at 10 a.m . attending. or phone order» direct to orchard for prompt delivery. M o rn in g Where Good Plaster is Hard to Get service at the usua John Chas. Davis is raising the roof from o ff the law offices o f B right, Straw berry each day. W a ll board is not lower in cost than lath and plaster — in most places where there is no good supply of plastering MBd _ W ill board is very convenient T U M -A -L U M WaUboard can be put on by anyone. It is nailed directly to the 2x4 studding of the walls and many beau tiful designs are produced. The cracks between the sheets of the W a llb o a rd arc covered with a small strip of lumber paint« M ed like the rest of the house trim. T U M -A -L U M Wallboard can be tinted with a cold water tint by anyone. Many beautiful stencil patterns can be worked in the border. T U M - A - L U M W a llb o a rd is fine tor rem o d eling w ithout any muss. ice N e a rly every fa n n e r in this sec D a y Postal Cards, at the O bserver lio n is harvesting m o re grain than was expected. O m a r Sayrs had a lo o k Store. field of 190 acres (hat went two W h e e le r county is going thro sacks m ore than 14 sacks to the the experience of a hot recall elec acre. O m a r had guessed it at 10 tion cam paign. to the acre. . .. Professor F .E .D u n to n and fam T h e carpenter w o rk for L .V . ily returned Tuesday from a visit M o o re 's new barn has been com with relatives liv in g in the W il- pleted by O» A . R am sey. The am ette valley. b yild in g is 36x72 feet on a con repairing the deck on the 80 ton of hay. bridge this side of the a b o u t it ” T h e Place for •T a m -A -L u m p .” Tb« Morne of “Tum -A -Lum ber.1 m i n i .......... i ........................... » h j « » » » » » » » » i» » » ............... .... C hoice F r e sh F r u it ; FRO M THE G. W . Blackbumc Orchard near Rufus - »8-1I i l l J. F. B E LS H E E The Moro. Ore., Harness Dealer «am '*v Every Thing In Leather aad Hara«»» 8uppllee Good S u pply of W o rk Harness now on H a n d C om bine Whip®» E te. S u p p ly of L ig h t H a rn e w Priced V e ry Reasonable H H 1 H U IH 4 H H I 11 U l I H i l l I I I H I H 1 IH 1 Established as a Bank in 1896 by M o o re Bros, with a capital of $10,000; capital increased in 1903 to $20,000; changed to a State B ank in 1907 with a capital BETTER, of $25,000; T O D A Y with a capital and surplus of $34,000 and total re- BIGGER, sources o f $102,000 we are Twenty Fifth Annual AND Wasco County Fair T h e D « l l e s , O re u *» « » STRONGER Sept. 28, 29, 30, O ct. 1.1915 than ever. D u rin g the 19 years of our existence, our aim has been to ex T . B. Philips, Secy and Treasurer tend our patrons the best possible service. Table Beets for Sale O u r steady growth is evidence that the banking institution, which throws the great est safeguards around its business in o rd er Jo protect it* depos itors, merits the confidence of the public. customer o L tfiis If you are not a Bank let this be your invitation to become one; our relations w ill be m utually profitable. Board of Equalization <4 N otice: T h ere w ill be a meet ing o f the C ounty Board of Eaual- I ization for Sherm an county, O re - 'g o n , at the court house in M o ro on the 2d M o n d a y in September, that being the 13th day of Sep ‘ tem ber, 1915, to publicly exam ine the assessment rolls and correct all errors in valuation, description of lands, lots, or other property assessed by me and it is the duty of all persons interested to appear at the tim e and place appointed. , M o r o , O reg o n, July 26th, 1915. O tto Peetz, assessor. BANK OF MORO A bout 12 head ot good, sound well broke, w ork horses; dark greys and black; weights 1200 to 1500. F o r in form ation apply to J. A . Rasmussan, tf-al3 M o n k la n d , O re 99 MORO, OREGON. . ■I H H 4 1-1-1 I I I 1 1 1 I I 1 l - l I- H -+-1 u n i i 111 1 1 1 1 I I I I l i l i l í* - » THE “ G R E A TE R OREG O N W i t h n«*w b u l l r i l n v * , b e t t e r e q a lp m e a L . e * . InrK iM t * n > n n ,l* . a n d m a n y a d d lt io a a le lt a f a r u t t y . t h e F a i r e r a l t r <>f < > re *o n w i l l b e g in Ita f o r t i e t h y e a r , T u e a d n y . M e p te w b e r 1 « , 1 *1 ft. H p e r la l t r a i n i n g In C o a tm e r e e , J o a ra a a ie a » , A r r l i M e r l a r e , lj » w . M e d tc -tn e . T a a e h la g , L i b r a ry W o r k . M u » lr , P h y a le a l T r a i n i n g a n d P in e A r t » , l^ r r g e n u d » tr o n g d e p a r t n t e a t a e f L i b a r a l F .d u « a tta n . L i b r a r y e t m o r e th a n AA.OOO V o lo ateo, t h l r - te e a b a ll d la g » r a l l y e g n lp p e d . t e e » p le a d M g y n i nani n a ia . T u lt lo n » r e e . P o n a l t o r i e » f o r neea a a d f a r w n m r n . K a pen»e» L owm L W r l t e t o r ir e e r a t a ln g » , a d d r e a e ln g R e r l e t r a r Work Horses for Sale U N IV E R S IT Y O F O R E G O N - KCONNK. OltKOON - Eia l l l l l l l l l l l l l- l-11-1 1 1 1 1 I I I 1 I I 1 I I I I I I I 1' H t »^aa -H-; > Erskine T h e usual Dorcas social for this m onth, at the hom e of M rs. b e - R e v . Robertson writes that he land W ed n esd ay afternoon, was I expects to be back at M o r o by intended to particularly honor N lc D e rm id , for next Sunday and that he is at the Mrs. D o n a ld G e arh a rt seaside resort for a few w hom a gift o t a set of silver salad orks had been p rovided. O w in g days this week. the w o rk o f harvest M rs. M e W . B. Johnston has dressed up )e rm id could not attend. About his tingle d riv er with a neat and i lirty ladies attended the social. substantial set of harness, purchas ed fro m the reliable harness shop ’ unch, cake and sherbet were served as refreshments. o f J. F . Belshee. C . R . Belshee, is never satisfied G ra n d m a Bennett is visiting at OREOON M e ta l W h e e l M a n d t W a g o n s a n d T ru c k s R . D . Jackson, druggist. GINN, CO LE M A N & CO * M a n . wife and 4-year child; experienced farm w o rker tor this section; able to give Sherm an county reference. In q u ire at 3ta6-20* Observer Office and Contract Work M c C o r m ic k I am prepared to do your car penter w ork, be it much or little, in a thoroughly w orkm anship m anner and at reasonable price. G iv e me a chance. tfa l6 O . H . H adden, M o ro , O r you r hom e denizen o t th e deep as m em ento dling strangers; orchardist, that he m ay in turn be o f th e ir visit. M n . S. P . Brisbine has received able to help you to m ake this a w o rd of the death of her step m o ther, M rs . Priscella F le m in g MORO, D e a l e r * in IIII n o - and A Meritorious Institution W© always advise people who have stomach or bowel trouble to see a doctor. But to those who do not wish to do this we will say: try the mix ture of simple buckthorn hark, gly cerine, etc., known as Adler-i-ka. This simple new remedy is so powerful that JUST ONE DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach and con stipation INSTANTLY. People who try Adler-i-ka are surprised at lta QUICK action. the hom e of M rs. Jas. W o o d s . to have things rem ain status quo. M rs .W o o d s is a g rand m o th er and Te has an autom obile, and then O N SALC R E G U L A R LY A T T H E niece of M rs. Bennett, whose he has the D .Y a t auto delivery and to this aggregation has added :: C. R. Belshee Meat M arket at Moro hom e is at W h ite S alm on. one horse delivery wagon tor Citizens Commercial Company at Grass Valiev T h e horse belonging to the new the heavier w ork. C .R . had to M o r o m arket d elivery wagon is spend considerable time last week Where advance orden for first delivery of as proud o f the new rig as is C .R . *: Late Crawfords. Late Elbertas 4 ™ ° ” Clin* l S* , way B Jin learning the “ gee n ’ haw o f ielshee. T h e M o r o harness shop the new rig, but then that is what will receive prompt attention from Blackburne orchard lad to supply a collar m ade to lappens when a man forsakes his I : Tomatoes and late Elberta Peaches are now just right for canning lit , the horse, o rd er. irst lessons on the old farm and Late Crawford Peaches will soon be in market. T h e new style, w id e mouth top, sits tight behind a steering wheel - 1 1 1 1 I H K - S - W - W + H H 1 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I H mason jars, rubbers and caps; the of an auto. o ld style mason jars, rubbers and T h is U the tim e of year when You receive w hat you order cap*, including the w hite crown the good housewife thinks ot the in our grill. O u r service is equal mason caps; also econom y jars futorez N o th in g can Can equal hom e A t M o r o H a rd w a re *“ * high qual quality and tops. way to the canned fruits and vegetables. The 5 O T we* serve. At. all times and Im p le m e n t C o . Observer a d v e r t i s i n g coldm nstell you are assured of obtaining an M rs . L . Barnum and sister have you w here you can aecure the best appetizing meal in an environ^ returned from a two weeks visit at of h o m e grown product* and the ment that is extremely pleasant. Every thiog in season at popular Seaside w here they were guests of right place to 8CCU0 iart prices. T ry our noon dinner. M rs .E .H .F re n c h . W h ile at the which to keep them u n til ready to jeach they saw a large whale drift use. “ L o v e t h y neighbor as thy HOTEL. A LB ER T ashore and secured photos of the self.” d o n ’t b u y o f transient p ed T i l / BALLES, W agon eeaeeeeeeeeeaeeeeaeeeeaeaeeeee H school. See H . U. M A R T IN D e e re M A U S A STATEMENT M rs . T . E . H u le ry left M o n d a y crete fou n d atio n and is 47 feet fo r the hospital at T h e D alles from the ground to the top of the w here she submitted to an op era gam brel ro o f. I t is equipped with tion the next day. hay carrier and track, and harness and g rain ery r o o m ^ n d w ill have R o b t. U rq u h a rt was in tow n room fo r 30 head of horses and M o n d a y after bridge m aterial to use in a a n d 2 -h o rs e R id in g C u ltiv a to r s . LOCAL DRUGGIST cream on sale turned M o n d a y from an auto tour extending into C a lifo rn ia where A lw ays in stock, beautiful Birth- H e a d e rs , a n d lost without this help. L . W . Ross. N e il M c D o n a ld was a business they view ed the fair before return ing to Sherm an county. visitor at T ro u t L ake this week. and also = T r u c k s , th e hour, 11 a 'm . A . J. Adam s, pastor. B ryant A E llis p re lim in a ry to put A n y one wishing beets for ing dow n a tin roof that is guaran canning or harvest crews can get T r y the famous Sunday d in n er teed not to leak. them at Barnum Bros, ranch near at the H o te l M o r o . al3-27 W m . H enrichs and fam ily re Grass V a lle y . r •’» the farm A ll are heartily in vited . 0 . R. McGregor In charge a» More ♦ » at B in d e r s , = stack, altho the w heat p ile was on the edge of the fire lin e . J.A .N ich o ls o n and L .H .B ris b in e wish to express their appreciation and thanks to the threshing crew, to their neighbors, and to the bus iness men of M o r o , for p ro m p t assistance. T h e re was 220 sacks of grain, which w ould have been C o ntracto r O A .R am sey is busy M eth o d ist church: at the P .H .B u x to n h om e w h e r e is 10 a .m . Sunday School. b e i n g added two bed rooms, kit Preaching service in S p a u ld in j, chen, bath ro o m , and three clothes fleck Orchard Store at Moro lillbuit N e w S t o c k o f C o m b in e C h a in . at 12 (n o o n ) and M o ro at 8 p .m . closets. Leave orders i t tbo In “I i l - H n M rs. B. F , F u lle r, G o o d L in e o f C u t t in g M a c h in e r y , saved by m o vin g the p ile further T h e first p a > cs of the season tit fc were brought t e r M o r o Saturday by the F leck O rd ia rd auto truck lor Sunday. AuguU IS. r> A R e a p e rs , T h e b ackfire of an auto near P endleton, M fin d a y . set fire to 280 acres of grain, causing damage estimated at $11,000. O R E G O N I W e Have on Hand of M o r o , farm ed by L .H .B ris b in e . W orthy Matron hom e, fo r a visit. B a r n u m , Secretary. S 4 -II H 1 11 H > t H 1 1 1 1 1 M I f r H R U F U S C a rb o lin iu m , fresh stock, direct from Germany, now on sale at T h e Observer B ook Store. M rs. G e o rg e H ennagin has her Regular communication ech£d and 4th Tkuraday father and step mother, M r. and _ monthly. The Fleck Orchard r.J S hortly after m o vin g to a new setting. Saturday evening, fire was discovered by the W illia r d thresh ing crew m the setting left by them N . P . H ansen and fam ily lett into the stubbie and away fro m Tuesday fo r a m onth at the Cali* the burning straw stack. D am age fornia fain. was confined to the lose of a straw netklekaM i Cheater no . 78 O. B. »• := M at Harvest Fire Near More, . . W . B. Johnston is the owner of By quick action all the wheat was a neat and nifty new buggy. 9 F W cordially «a riled to » h ' U W _ Best mucilage and brushes at the in the J. A . N icho lso n field , south Observer Book Store. Bail hp fa Statu W j. Cabbage, »•M , ^*w»«sK»t<\ String Beans, ; Cucumbers, See M ullikin “ the harness mak- r” at Wasco. < >regon. * M o b O . S H B B M A W 0 0 .,0 » « a O W : : WÜä That Grape Smash sold by L .W . I R o a i . a fin e d rin k . I 3= If you w ant I ilha^FVPr in e ■«í*-»- ■ l- m ore prosperous county. F . H . P o w n d er.i w ife, tw o c h il ,n N o rth D ak o ta , J u ly 22d, at the dren, and M r. F o u n d e r's m other age of a few days less than 92 have arrived in M o r o , to make* OREGON. and A g e n ts fo r H e a d e rs a n d H e a d e r E x tr a s W a g o n s , y o u r ch o ice o f f o u r m a k e s Ir o n W h e e l W a g o n s - G a s o lin e E n g in e s ; H a r v e s t O ils a n d G reases Undertaking Supplies Caskets and Robes always on hand; special supplies and caskets ordered at any tim e. Sam Brisbine, M o r o , O re g o n . The I oibüu feeder is the Best on the Harket i P e rfe c tio n O il a n d N a t io n a l G a s o lin e S to v e s A f r ic a n W a t e r B a g s Farm T h for Solo e place know n as Erskine farm , between M o r o and Grass V a lle y . F o r particulars and terms address M rs. G race M . Dennis, tfjl5 L ak e Bay, W ash R e g u la r S t y le & G a s o lin e P o w e r W a s h M a c h n e : " m m iin ii " ■ ■ .i,. . . . m i i i i i i i u h i iiiiu h Shoe Bepairs by Parcel Post. W e have in our em p lo y the jest shoe mechanics on the Pacific coast; they make new w ork o r repair o ld shoes and we guarantee to do your w ork cheaper and bet ter than any cobbler who has never learned the trade. M ens half sole and heel $1.25 half »ole $1; h eel, 35c. L a d '« , half «ole and heel $1; half lo le 75c heels 25c. Ladies o r mens rubber heels 50c. Stitching o r other re pairs. according to tim e and m a terial used. W e pay postage both way* and furnish m ailing bags for future shipments with your first o rd er. A ll shoe* returned p ro m p tly. V ic to r M a rd e n , 4to30 T h e Dalles. O reg o n years. “ She was a goo d C hristian, this th e ir future hom e. T h e party a lo vin g w ife, a k in d m o ther, anc shipt their furniture by rail and d ro ve by auto over the B arlow a good step m o th e r /' Han Hansen and family return road; at Shearer B ridge they got o ff on the wrong ro a d and turned ed Wednefeday to their home at ularly Sherm an county. Expcri Portland, after several weeks visit tow ard Shaniko; when they dis enced d river and car always ready. covered their mistake they took in Sherman county. M r. Hansen Phone me at m y expense from was in chaige of the J.A.Rasm us- the Buck h ollow ro a d , passing any place. Reasonable charges san farm while they were in Cali to the west of K en t. M r.P o w n d e r with plenty of rim e given com m ercial men to m ake towns. fornia and later was a guest of his is a b rother-in-law to G. E . L e w m ereiai m en. Livery lutomobilo Service ^ “ '""•"^' ä sister, Mrs. Chris Andersen, at the etlen and has s accepted a position with the Com iroeroW Company. farm near Moro« $ : Grim Valley, Oregon. ■t- • 'JgT •- D R IL L IN G A m p re p a re d to d o F IR S T C L A S S W O R K S a t is f a c t io n G u a r a n t e e d . A . S. Tohnson, SIREAD THE G b o r g b E ix a r o , ■< W ELL - - OBSERVER Kent, Oregon. A L L th e tim e. I For County news dood Stationary, nicely printed la one of the flra t requlrmenta of a stood business. W e can supply you. T ry a W a n t Ad. in The Observer. I t Paya. irniHiinsaiaM
