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Taken suddenly ¡11 Monday
while a guest at the home of A lf
Dillinger, in The Dalles, O . C.
Eakin. aged 60. a Sherman coun
ty pioneer fanner, died at seven
o’clock that night.
M r. Eakin
F R I D A Y .......... J .n iu ry 14. 1916 Bad been suffering with an attack
of the grippe and had been out of
bed only a few days when he de
• ( Moro. O rcfon. Jnly 2S. 1891.
cided to <o to The Dalles to pur
chase horses, where he was taken
Manager.
C. L . I r e l a n d
ill soon'after his arrival.
M r. Eakin had farm interests
The
ào not
near Rutledte, where his son now
W e would like Io have you take it. «
has a term; several years ago he
oe k a o * it would be profitable Io you <
moved to Philomath, but wm in
b-raw T a I atm r i i -
W e «end k tv
yean lor » 50; owe year 81.56; U M c V . tending to again make Sherman
ao atk iro’t n ach . T re k . Order by
county his home.
Funeral ser
ooaud card, M d pay l a r k when you ea
vices were held Thursday from
M oro M . E. church. Rev. Mag-
ota
wood from Grass Valley assisting
•cale tbe bill <d e
Rev. Robertson and preaching
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the
sermon.
Interment was at
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Rose cemetery, east ot M oro, b
MORO. OW OON.
Vài hçt h tou to.
to do
to .
w u be sold
It H eroy fc>
tor •
r endered at
Department of tbe Interior, U . 8 . Land
Otace at Tbe Dallas, Oregon, January
N M S W X . »M N W M .
«Up 1 voatb. randa 19
la i five
year
p ro o f,
«m to tbe land above dope
C . N . Laagbrige, county d ark , al Cun
dan. Oregon, on tbe 14tb day of .
crmv ,
F.WnrUn^r,
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Artbm
H . PRANK
Notice far
(Publiabar)
tonar, U
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t of tbe Interior,
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Land
Jana
Tbe Dallaa, Oregon. January
7tb, 1916. Notice b ‘ hereby given I
Artbm S e n d e n , o f Ajax I , Oregon, who
Oth, 1912. made
BUSty
A p ril 10th,
l lt b , H 1 4 . mada
N o 010167
y N o . 01J7Ô3,
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b e 27, N W M
far E
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action 26, tovm-
i, range 19 eeat, W illa m e tle
baa tied notice of
final three year proof, to
Io the land above d e a rrib e d , before
C . N . Laagbrige, county d a rk , at Coo-
don, Ovagoa, oa tbe 14tb day of Febru-
S
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o rk in g e r, T . A .
Y o rk, P. W orklagar,
Gilbert W orklagar all o f A iax. Oregon.
H . F R A N K W O O D C O C K , Ragbt.
N O T IC I POR P U B L IO A T K »
(PaM bbar)
Departaeawt a f Iba Interior, O. 8.
OOaa a l Tbe Dallaa. Oraaon. Dream
1»UL Metió« b bambv given Ib a l d a y
a f Maae. Ow » o u ,w b e , aa Merab lf lb .
• H aaX^aW a e k A la s T ^ a U a o i t ,
Í& ta T b L
Ota?
b a la i day of
Alta, youngest daughter of M r.
and M is. Soren Hansen, died
Thursday morning at the family
home west of M oro from dip-
theria
Interment was at M oro
cemetery Friday afternoon.
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Rev. Father Hickey, pastor of
the Catholic church work of this
county, died at Portland list
week. Funeral services were held
from the Cathredsl at Portland
on Saturday, January 8th.
Harland. infant son of M r. and
Mrs. Harold Fish of Biggs and
grandson of Judd Fish of The
Dalles, died at The Dalles hospital
last Saturday after an illness of
several days.
D r. C. L. Polcy reports several
as convalescent from the grippe
thia week. Among the nnmber
now in improving health are Mrs.
J. C. McKean, Mrs. R. D. Jack-
son. J. A . Hardin, Mrs. W m .
Morrison and Miss Elisa, and
all of Deputy County Clerk
Buxton's family.
Mrs. J. W . Cochran it recover
ing nicely from an attack •• of
la grippe. M r. Cochran arrived
home in the early hours of Sun
day, having mimed his train and
then took a train that left him at
the Harris place on the Des
Chutes, river from where he
walked to M oro.
Subscribe for the Observer.
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W . A . Murchie and I. N .
Lemon were appointed road
viewers for the ensuing year.
Jury list for 1916 was drawn.
R. C. Ornduff was appointed
court house janitor for the coming
year.
F . E . Brown was appointed
fruit inspector for the year 1916.
J. C. McKean was appointed
truant officer for the year 1916.
Sheriff's report was received,
filed, and accepted. *'
O U R 'A N N U A L JA N U A R Y S A L E W IL L B E G IN O N
S A T U R D A Y 8 th , A N D C L O S E S A T U R D A Y 2 9 th
First Sale we are going to give our customers bargains which they will
and will bring them back to b u t store. O ur sale is a bonafide reduction in
up and make room for our spring and summer merchandise. W e have
to m ention a few of the bargains w e w ill offer.
Report o f county treasurer was
received, filed, and accepted.
' A warrant was ordered drawn
for $5000 aod endorsed to draw
interest to meet the lack of funds;
of the amount’named $4000 was
Ordered placed in the general
Mrs. Isabelle Bennett died at fund and >1000 in the rand fund.
her home at W hite Salmon on
John Fallon, A . H . Barnom,
Saturday, January l i t age 84 L . L. Peetz. CL A . Buckley, and
years. Mrs. Bennett was a pio I. N . Lemon were appointed di
neer of Sherman county, living rectors of the Sherman County
at Kent for a number of years, Fair Association for the year 1916.
and leaves a large number of
Petition, for road by Anson
friends and relatives in this and
Tom was continued until next
joining counties. H e r three sons.
term.
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R. C. Bennett of Grass Valley;
Tbe report of James Stewart,
W . H . Bennett of Kent, and M il-
stock
inspector, was accepted and
ton Bennett of W hite Salmon;
be
was
reappointed inspector for
were able to be with her at tbe
the year 1916.
If the European war should
permanently open the eyes of
American manufacturers to the
need, and the eyes ot the people
to the patronage of home manu
factured goods it will do some
thing of lasting worth to the
United States, both as a nation
and in a financial way, of larger
value than all the excess business
and profits now coming to this
F. G . Barton, owner of Rohr
country from Europe.
V illa fruit ranch on the Des
Chutes river, west o f M oro, died
Results are never in propor at Tbe Dalles hospital Sunday
tion to the efforts expended and, evening from tbe effects of
The re
sometimes, results often seem pit ptomaine poisoning.
ifully small as compared with the mains were sent to Portland for
interment, that being the family
work that is expended.
home during the winter months.
Natica far Public atine.
(PiitiBikir)
The Sherman County Observer
was appointed the official county
paper (or the year 1916.
The report of F. E. Fortner, aa
special county auditor, was ac
cepted.
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S w e Z ^
Men’-
Wool Blankets
Values np to $250
Fine A ll-W o o l
. ,
W hite Blankets, large
Choice
$1.00
O ur Regular $5.00
Sa le Price
Quality
$6.00
Sale price
Sale price
10c each
Land Located In S herm an Co.
N o . I . 1200 acrea; 900 under cultivation; 320 acraa fa
FtratHaaa 12 room boom, good well aod wfad w ill, fart aod
fa booao. Good faocob railroad flag atatiou oo place; ooo
to
3 milea to arfceol and atoro; 7% wftae So «
Price, far abort time, 825 per o o o , w ill sake trade to 815,000.
verfawi;
Do Not Ooorlook tills
O FFER
AU linen Damask, 60 in.
wide, Sale price
EXTRA H E A V Y BATH
Judges and clerks of election
TOW ELS
wer appointed aa follows:
Bigelow. N o . 1. Judges, G . C.
G ood 50c quality, for
Friedly, H . E. Everett; Clerks,
EVERT PIECE OF TA B U
thn Sale only
J. M . Yocum, J. T . Johnson, A .
UREN Off THE COUNTER
2Sc
S. Johnson.
AT SPECIAL SALE PUCE.
Grants. N o. 2. Judges, A . P.
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y
Altermatt, G . E. Wilkerson;
Clerks, C. A. Tohi. Shelby Fow
ler, Leslie«Payne.
Wasco. No. 3.
Judges. Clark
Dunlap. Victor Andersen; Clerks,
T . C. Curry, M arie Barnett,
Mabel Dunlap.
Wasco, N o. W. Judges, V . H .
Smith, Chas. Everett; Clerks, Mrs.
C. M . Huddleston. J. M . Woods,
Ruby Yates.
Monklsnd, N o . 4. Judges, W . Fred Blau; dbtrict 18. Victor Ao- J # R
M o r f if a il
A . Woods, P. C. Axtell; Clerks. demon.
t ..
g.
C. J. Thompson, P. H . Zobel. T .
The usual warrants for salaries
S. Reese.
..
of county officers were allowed.
OREGON
MORO.
M oro. No. 5. Judges, W . F.
C L A IM S A L L O W E D
Jacktpn, G . A. Meloy; Clerks,
J. K . Irb y, pauper account.......... $ 15 TO
1st to 15th of each month.
G . E. Lewellen, F. E. Fortner, R J G ian . re<isteria< v o t e r .. . .. .
4 00
J. C. Freeman.
Mrs C D H e yn w . cere fif p o o r..
60 00
OREGON
M oro N o . 11. Judges, A. M Teachers’ Institute szp fa sse.. . . . 1 « 95 W A 8 C O ,
O
A
Ramsey,
repairs
cmirtbouae
17
46
Clerks,
16th to 30th of each month.
H Wright, Chris
V * Andersen;
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Grass Valley Journal, printin g..
16 50
J. A. Hardin, Theo. Johnston,
F P PbilUpa, sealer ot «eigfas
G . J. Duffey.
and measures.......... } ........... .
22 69
Grass Valley, N o. 6.
Judges, City ot M oro, l i 0 t i and sreter.. 1 1 9 0
56 66
W . A . Graves, J. B. Morrison; D A Horton, court reporfar. . . . .
The
Dalles
Hospital,
pauper
Clerks, Frank Olds, Theo. Ser-
.......................... 3 . .
79 66
P hysician and Surgeon.
rurier, J. S. Michel.
Moro H d w & Im p Co, court
Grass Valley. N o. 12. Judges,
35 16
M o r o , O re g o n ,
R. C. Bennett. W . E. Garrett; Tumalum Lumber Co,
IS 16
56 96
Clerks, C. D. O ’Leary, I.D . Pike. Wasco Lumber Co, roads.
in resid en ce
M ti
J M Parry, postag*..
J. B. Coon.
2 56
Rutledge, No. 7. Judges. T.B , Roy J Beker, circuit
¿/-fl'
Coast Culvert A Flum e Co,
Searcy, Jas Blagg; Clerks, J. B.
54
60
roads.......................
Thompson. V . B. Eakin, M arie Hobson P i i s i *<6(7 C n.^o od s.. 308 26
Smith.
Glass A Prudhomrne Co,
L a w y e r.
151 44
office supplies.
Kent, N o. 8. Judges, S. B.
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15 00
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Holmes, Perry Strong; Clerks, B M Thoaspeoo, rs
16 06 Office with W. H. Ragsdale
Portland Blue Print Co,
Guy Hoskiftson, Emma Schassen,
W I Weaterfinl)
Fred Haynes.
Uat justice coort.
MORO - OREGON.
Biggs, N o . 9. Judges, J. J . J M o n b , drasriafi jury H ti.
760
M iller. N . J. W illard; Clerks, W ,
66 66
M
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aylo
r,
prot.
S. Fields. J. H . Stiles, Geo.
, w | c ItaT S iR . M
3 8 5 C.J.
.n ..
Moro Coesi Co, ja il.
.G.ELU*.
Eaton.
Fred Knssow, espem
106 00
Voting precinct of Wasco
roads.
W A Raymond, z f a c ... . ..C ..y .
<1
ordered divided north and south
Witnesses and Jufars fa e s j
along Clarke street in Wasco and
Circuit Court . . . . . . . »•#*. . . . . 646 76
. Attorneye-aU-Law
continuation of that street from Scalp bounty . . . .
.
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the depot to tbe north boundary I* - 1 ’ ”
,a*. ■■■■ r*
offices
of the precinct; the east half of
the divided precinct to be khown
The Dilles end Moro, Ore.
as Number 10. .
W e derim to 6umk»tettr nrigh-
50c yd.
ALEX HUNTER
MORO. OREGON
Dr. Spencer’s
wool fleece-lined
vests and paoUletta for
children
,
H alf PrUx
20-inch Turkiah Toweling
a
Ooer 1000 Yard* of
15c a yard
Good
L o tto Tan KM Gloott
Outing Flannel
v
.
Sale price
O ur regular $1.00
quality.
Sale price
75c
8c yard.
Sizes 6, 6 H and 7
co.
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rom
IMipoif n t HanboiM ( |U lii| (e
BI. H. Mel
W anco, O re g o n
w
D E A L E R S IN
Lim e, Plaster, Cement, Builders
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal,
Cedar Poets, and Hay.
Dr. G L. Poley
Grover J. Duffey
Voting precinct of Moro
ordered divided north and south
along the Sawtooth road, M ain
street in M o ra , sod the continu
ation of that street m a road to
the south side of the precinct; to
be known as Number 11.
b o fi and friends for Ifce sympa
thy shown and favors received at
the time of the death and funeral
o f oar husband and father, O . C .
Eakin.
Mrs. O . C. Eakin and family.
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G M . Huddleston
Attorney a t Law
W a s c tk .
O regon
G . W . Brock, formar council
man ot this city and 4now a resi
dent of Washougal. Wash., where D r. T h e o . B e le tsk i
be conducts a hotel
V S T B R IN A R IA N
«-Omi n i n g butinriS
Road supervisors were >P* during a visit to
pointed as follows: For road dis this week. ‘
trict 1, John Mathieson; district 2,
Chas. H u ll; district 3, C. H
How ell; district 4, E. L . W eld;
SUm OREGON
W ASCO,
district 5, J. A. Rasmussen; dis-
L D V/. oyers»
U<«na-e* J ? - * - ? *F g
iFio( g
Ot
o l » s a
L . Feetx; district 8, Jesse Mm
district 9, J. A . Conrad; district
10. F . k Stradley; district I L O .
C. Hngpr; district 12. Granville
Philtips; district U . G . E . W H-
la Thb Pgper
kerson; district 14, H . E. Everett;
Get It
j district IS, J. H . Elliott:
16, W . F. Schilling; district 17.
T<
W R IT E O R C A L L O N
you should
not overlook these.
500 Yards Embroidery and Insertions— your choice at this sale— 5c. per yd.
Voting precinct of Gram Valley
wm ordered divided east and
on Bryant and Union streets; the
south part of the divided precinct
to be known as Number 12.
N o . 7. 346 e a rn . 116 fa
KmdiJEffipm «erafartaetiffab le
. Underwear
$ 3 .0 0 , ,
’
Bright, Bryant & Ellis.
Real Estate Bargains
Boys* and Girls*
Makinaws
size, $7.50 grade
Turkish Towels
Regular 15c grade
&f
y
If ITou^Havc Lost
Anything of Value
M ANUFACTURERS OF
M ILL FEED AND FLOUR.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
IN
REAL
ESTATE
A n yw h ere from th e A tla n tic to th e P acific
•ronurororoaMromMMaroMMau^uuMMaaHroaaMHaauHMBauMMamMMuuBuuM
W e are in actual touch with 10,000 live and reliable Real Es
tate Agents all over Canada and the United Steles. If you are
thinking of moving better call and we will give you a card of
introduction to a fo o d , reliable real estate man wherever you
are thinking of going so you will not be at the merer o f some
one who cares tor nothing but your money.
A L E X H U N T E R , Moro, Oregon
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MORO, OREGON
A Home Place for the Traveling M an
Good, Quiet Neighborhood
Home Cooked H eals Served F am ily Style
All
Botafff by the W eak, 86.00
by the Weak, $5.00
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MRS. C. H . E L L S W O R TH
MORO, OREGON
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M oro B a r b e r S hop
P o r c e la in
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Tub.
Everything First Class and up to date.
Agent for Model Steam Laundry of The Dalles
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office
J. N . L X N D M Y .
P r o p r ie to r .
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