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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1915)
....... -------* y f l u y r........... ‘"V*-** TTí., __ 9E Notice of Sale of Rea, Estate J. P. M cClintock brought to F o r each 168 persons in the Io the County Court of thè State of O re- Dating to Oct 2, 1915. state of O reg oif a new automobile this office Tuesday quite a large .1 ’ o for Sherman County. In the atter of gic $ » t0 e o f W illia m has been bought since January boquet of cherry blossoms from Lester W . W alker to R. W . Currie, Deceaaed. r MORO. OREGON. 1st. Figuring that each auto is his trees that are now in bloom Kaseberg et ux; e}a of e}4 sec 24 Notice ia hereby given, that under and for the second time this year af worth $750 it is now estimated tp ln rl5e; n e X sec 30, tp ln rl7e8 by virtue of qn order heretofore made and entered io »aid court in said matter on the that sixteen m illio n dollars is now ter once yielding a crop of. fruit. $12,000. 14th day of August, A . D . 1915, the un to je r f e S t a C w ty . invested in this state in automo He has two Early Richmond and dersigned w ill on and after Saturday, Octo Wasco .Lum ber Co. to I. A. ber 23, 1915, at 9 o'clock a.m . of «aid day biles. Many cars cost more than one Royal Ann trees now in sec Coffey; tract in Wasco. $1,000. at the law offices of Bright, Bryant a ond blossom. M r. M cClintock .October 8, 1915 $750, which would bring the ac Ellia, in M oro, Oregon, proceed to sell at F R ID A Y Ida M ay Walsh to Julius M ed private sale, for cash, or on tarma, tob- tual sum cbnsiderably higher. It also brought some magnificent ect to the confirmation of the court, the la r n w X sec 35 tp2n rl7e. $1. Eatered «a second claaa *1 J }ie has been figured that Sherman samples of Bartlett pears grown ollowing described real estate, situated poet oftce at M oro, Oregon, July 25, 1891. county has an auto for each . 1330 on a tree that is only a bush in Benard Keenan to M aryh ill within the said County and Stale, to-wit The North H a lf of Northeast Quarte acres under cultivation; or an auto size but wfiich makes up the de Im provem ent Co , right of way (N % N E % ) of Section Six (6) io Town c . L . I reland ......... Manager. for each 19 residents; or a new ficiency in the quantity and qual over sw X sec 9 tp2o rl6e. $t. •hip Three (3) South, Range Eighteen (1 8 )E s tto f W illam ette Meridian contain ity o f the fruit. Fred Krusow to G. C. V in tin ; ing Seventy-eight and eighty-eight hun car this year for each 79 residents; If you do no« read The Observer, why or an auto for each $39,000 of lots 6, 7, and 8 in bik 11, Henarie- dredth! acres more or less, according to not? Gov'ernment Survey, said tracts being W e would like to have you take it, and assessed valuation. It has also more particularly described aa Lota num One reason advanced by mar ville add. to Grass Valley. $1. we know it would be profitable to you to bered One (1) and T w o (2) of said Sec been figured that Sherman county C. F. Coe to M A. Bull; tract ket report from trade centers why become a aubacriber. W e .end H two tion Six (6) in said Township and Range years for $2.50; one year $1.50; 12tf eta a this year spent for roads 55 cents wheat does not change in price in M oro. together with the tenements, heredita $650. month i.n 't much. T ry it. Order by ments and appurtenances thereunto be for each acre under cultivation. for the better is the borrowing of B. E. Bailey io J. E. Brown; longing and appertaining. postal card, and pay for it when you can. Dated this 23rd day of September, money b^ farmers on consigned se# of n w X , e # of swX sec 29, W e w ill not be responsible for the neglect of subscribers to notify as of A n artesian gusher has been wheat. This wheat then becomes ne% o f nw% sec 32, all in tp3s A . D ., 1915. L . Barnum ,, Administrator. changes in their address. Nor w ill the ,ht, Bryant A Ellis, M oro, Oregon. shipment as no rl5e. $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 .-^, uutification of a Postmaster that the sub struck on the Newton farm, eight available for >22 Attorneys for Administrator. scriber has A* Removed” settle the bill of a northeast of Lexington, in M or farmer expects to see his own B. E. Bailey to J. E. Brown; delinquent. row county. The well is report identical wheat again. It is said tract in seX «ec 32 tp3s, rl5e, Church and Society notices F R E E , ex To Whom It May Coacara: cept when for money making purposes. ed to have a heavy flow o f water that some dealers loan wheat to $25. z Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday Such notices at regular rates at the option and residents are hopeful that others, much as a man borrows e 28th day of September, 1915, I will G. E. Lewellen to O. L. Bel- of the publishers. ' more w ill be found. 1 his is the implements from a neighbor. Certificates of Delinquency to the shee; >4 of l o t ^ in blk 19, city issue A t any timewhen requested to do so, first artesian well to be found County for all delinquent taxes on reel property from the tax roll o f 1913 and all the paper w ill he mscontinued. But we of M oro. expect that all arrears w».i be paid before anywhere in this section of O re previous years. I f you want any kind o f farm such request is made. It is easy tu ask us For your information regarding sale of gon, and means that irrigation the said certificates see Page 340, 1913 for a statement, which will be cheerfully The Dufur Dispatch credits the machine or stock it w ill pay you problems may be easily solved if Session Laws Section 3698. rendered at any time. Observer with being quiescent in J . C . M cKean, The price of The Observer is $1.50 per others can be located. JThis well to carefully read the advertise Sheriff A T ax Collector. regard to a controversy it has year, 75 cento for six months, 50 cento for ment of the auction sale of J. D. is down 600 feet. four months—but if naid in -dvance we Bell & Sons in this issue of the with tne Wasco News-Enterprise accept $2.50 in full *or 2 years. Shorter terms than one year 12% cento per month. Owners o f autos in Sweden and Observer. This is an absolute regarding the merits of the best M iss G eorgia K essi route from The A Blue M ark here w ill answer an in- other war stricken countries no sale as the fam ily intend moving and shortest query, when entered upon our calendar, to Utah as soon as they can ar Dalles to Shaniko, taking the V IO L IN giving the date of the paper as the date at longer buy dies, they are glad to view that, because this paper does range to do so. ’ which your current subscription expires. rent them for a day at a time. TEACHER not join in the melee, we are in accord with the Dufur contention.. There can be no question, regard W ill.accept a lim ited num. less of !<>cation of proponents, ber o i pupila. that the best route is that thru Sherman Cowsty Realty Transfers. O b s e rv e r. Independent Iflarehouse | (Hilling {o e < At Our Home, One-Half Mile South of Bourbon OCT. 14. ’15 FREE. LUNCH AT NOON SALE BEGINS AT 9:00 A. M. 2 Double Cutaway Discs 17 Work Horses 2 Hoosier Disc Drills 7 Two Year Olds 2 3 bottom 16 inch Plows 7 Yearlings 2 Disc Plows 5 Colts Walking Plow 1 Saddle Horse 2 2 4 - f t Wood Harrows 2 Milk Cows W ater Tank on Wagon 1 Yearling Heifer 5 Wagons 1 Calf 8 Sets Harness 8 Brood Sows 20 or More Tons of Hay 4 Litters of Pigs 1 Ton Digester Tankage New McCormick Reaper Incubator 280 Egg Size Old McCormick Reaper 10 Conf 16-inch Pine Wood Cream Separator Corrigated Roller 1 Registered Poland China Boar 1 8 -ft. Holt Combined Harvester with hitch 1 Stallion Collar and Harness Gasoline Engine, two horse power, with Emery Stone rig New Fairbanks-Morse Windmill And other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS: All sums $10 and under, cash; all sums over $10, bankable note or five per cent discount fo r cash. W » ■S ' J. D. BELL & SONS. Owners g! C. G. HULS, -Auctioneer ■’« ç r D E A L E R S IN /Limé, Piaster, Cement, Builders . n Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Cedar Posts, and Hay. Coal, MANUFACTURERS OF MILL FEED AND FLOUR O O 0000000000000O Q O 000090O 000000000000Û 0000000000000C Sherman county; it is shortest in TERMS: 50« per leaa.n time, has less wear and tear on the <juto and fewer exacting de MORO, OREGON mands on the driver. We cheer fully admit that the roadsof Sher man county are new cut by heavy J . R. M organ teaming, tu t not to the extent they Z D e x itle t are belwlen Snaniko and The - OREGON Dalles b/~ vayof Fygh and Dufur. M O R O . This we know from persona, con 1st to 15th of each month. versation with men w’ho 4iave been over both routes within the W ASCO . , - OREGON last few weeks. 16th to 30th of each month. The large gear wheel of the deep well pumping rig jumped a cog and broke the cast iron frame Monday night. The accident was expected to happen at Ihe P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n . most busy period of the year by Engineer Sheets and a new gear Moro, Oregon. z wheel had been ordered from the east lo r a possible replacement, Office in residence. and had been in M oro only a week when tip.' accident hap pened. The delay has lost all the G ro v e r J . x D uffey excess supply of water in the reservoir and forces the city en-‘ L a w y e r. gineer to work overtime in secur Z to’ ’ * ■ - , ' 9 ing a supply again for use during the fair. It brings additional em phasis to bear on an argument for Office w ith W. H . R ag sd ale an enlarged reservoir and direct M ORO - O R E G O N . connected pipe line. W H E N YOU T R A V E L BY AUTO AN D V IS IT T H E DALLES STORE YOUR CAR In the concrete, recently completed, fully equipped, roomy garage of W alt her- W illiam * Company. Competent workman always ready to help $rou in any way they can at -least expense to you. For any service rendered the charge w ill always be reasonable.____ W A L T IJ E R -W IL L IA M S G A R A G E T H E DALLES. - - OREOON. M oro B a r b e r S P o r c e la in J0ath « hop Tub. E verything F irs t Q a s s and u p to date. A g e n t fo r M odel S te a m L a u n d ry of T he D a lles S h o p in B rick B u ild in g n e x t O b se rv e r Office -J . N . L A N D R Y , P r o p r ie to r . * " - ' ' * ' < M o io , - - - - - O ie g o n . -X - *. •». - ~'--- X---- --- ---v — ----- , ’ You receive what you order in our grill. O ur service is equal in every way to the high quality of food we serve.. A t all times you are assured of obtaining an appetizing meal in an environ ment that is extremely pleasant. Every thing in' season at popular prices. T ry our noon dinner. Dr. C. L. Poky This week w ill be a busy one for the Sherman County Fair management. The amusement features have been given m or^ at tention this year than ever before. There is offered to the public a full week of special features and picture shows at the M oro Thea tre Opera House, including pic tures taken of M o ro ’s busy marts o f trade and recreatiorf. Besides this there is being operated a Fer ris wheel of considerable propor tions, and numerous sideshows that generally go with a county fair. A» R . H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a a c o , O re g o n OS bú ■y * ♦ ;• -wr, . — , H O TEL TH E DALLES, ALB ER T - - OREOON POOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO W HEN IN PO RTLAND H0T6L STOP AT ORGCON Corner of 7th and Stark Street. C H A S . W R IQ H T , P re e N e n t M . C . D I C K IN S O N , M a n a g e r . I( is new, a n d its 'r o o m s a re pro v id ed w ith tu n n in g w ater a n d lo n g d is ta n c e telephoned. E u ro p e a n p lan . R ates $1 p e r d ay a n d up. WRIGHT-DICKINSON HOTEL COMPANY C J . B r ig h t , W .C .B r y a n t . M .G .E l l is . B rig h t, B ry a n t & Ellis. JOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOCOOOOOOOOOI I 1 1 1 I < 1 »♦■!< 11 I I I 1 H -1-H-14-H 4 I » I I I ♦ < NEW HOTEL PERKINS V A tto rn e y s -a t-L a w Portland, Oregon. offices a t . Eastern Oregon Headqnartnrs. The Dalles and Moro, Ore. Posiriv ly m 'St ce n tra lly located F ifth St. cars pass the doors eve-y few m inutes — C. M. Huddleston 'I ,» Popular Priced Restaurant European Plan. Rate» SI 00 and up Attorney a t Law w_______ _____ LQ.SWETLAND7llgrT • 1 » l i l t t -H H - H -F H K I H- H I I l"l "M-H-l 11 I I I M I N o one need worry about the W a s c o , - ' . O regon deep well being able to supply all ocxxxx>ooooooooooocoooooocx)oooocxxxxx)ooooocxxxxxxxx)oo the needs o f the city for water. Last week the pump rig was op erated from 5 a, m. Thursday D r. T h e o . B e le ts k i W. C. R U T L E D G E , Proprietor. m orning until 11 p. m. Saturday V E T E R IN A R IA N -------------------- -------------------------------- evening, total time of 66 hours, ju m p in g 30 gallons a minute or Nearest Hotel to Business Center, Bank I stars tate Stock Inspector 1800 gallons an hour. . Engineer and Depot. Courteous Treatm ent, Clean Examiner of Stallions for License Sheets had started to use the well Beds and Table the best the m arket w ill gradually until a supply from afford. „ the vein had developed a contin W ASCO . OREGON uous flow, which was in no wise Telephone M ain 502. - S U N D A Y D IN N E R S 3 5 0 . checked when the pump was 6hut ■ - ’ ' ' J « 6 - - A - « down after its run of nearly three OOQOOOOCXJOOOOOOOOOOOOOOUOC days. HOTEL MORO Opposite Postoffice Wheat speculators forced the price of wheat upward eleven cents the last day of September, but only for a day. N ow comes a report that the eastern wheat is not up to m illing grade and buy ers from eastern flour mills are quietly buying wheat j n the north west markets. This is said to "alarm ” certain Portland inter ests who , wish to buy wheat cheaply to load high priced char tered steamers and ships. . Best mucilage and brushes at the Ohserver Book Store. P A P E R H A N G IN G P A IN T IN G S IG N Moro •J<XXX>OCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC W R IT IN G Estimate. Furniahed Free. J.F Homo, More, Ore. X ■ • Y our business w ill be appreciated and an endeavor w ill be made to please all. Oregon. ..... VINTON HOTEL Grass Valley, Oregon. E n tire ly new, c o n v e n ie n t to b u a iu e u . C lean beds, a n d ta b le th e b e st th e m a rk e t w ill afford. P rices re a so n a b le . C om m ercial tra d e so licited . CONDUCTED ON THE BEST PRINCIPLES. s
