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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1916)
I'h e O b s e rv e r O f the 31 day* In January, an east wind waa in evidence for 29 N of them. n Mn. 1 fy, b Stau M . FRIDAY February 4, 1916 Baf)k of 14oio J. F. Foot hai recovered her aicknest and is again able to be about the bouse. T from MORO, OREGON Spaulding Sunday School ex* c- pect to announce a play for the evening of the 22d, Washington's birthday. k T O B U IL D a Bank that will never know com pletion. but that will advance continually to meet advancing conditions The usual Dorcas social (or Feb ruary will be held Wednesday the 9th, at the home of M n . 7 The car's unusual roomi ness, the depth and soft ness of the real leather R. H . McKean, manager of the Independent Warehouse and Methodist church: M illing Co. at Wasco, was last Sunday School at 10:00 1. m. week at Hillsboro, Washington Preaching service at 11 a.m. county, as a witness in a suit. and 7:30 p.m. > Ginn, Coleman & Co. have in You are cordially invited to all stock the famous Shady Brook of these services. Dairy Feed, best for increase of The pastors of M oro expect to milk production; also Big 6 Horse begin a aeries of meetings in the Feed, and also dry alfalfa meal. near future. Definite announce T. E. Hulery and F. E. Bur ment in regard to such will be nett are home from their Port- made at the Sunday services. land visit. Tom can now tell you John Robertson, pastor. the latest in auto cars while Frank with the quiet running of the powerful motor, make one unmindful of distance. The wheelbase is 110 inches The price of the car complete is $785 (f. o. b. Detroit) Presbyterian church: AGENTS says he had a show all to himself. The Dalles, Oregon TH E WASCO MARKET I handle all kind« of Fresh and Cured Meats. Fish, Oysters and Crabs in season. Also all kinds of vegetables. - 1 am in the market for anything you have to sell in the line I sm handling. Come in and see me. W rite or phone about your , cattle, veal, poultry, eggs, butter, and green or dry * fidsa L. S. HINES, The Meat Man Phone M ain 373 te N ow Lath and Shingles, an endlesa number, As well as all kinds of lumber. 77 k Place Doors and windows are in their line. is Moro Paper Roofing, Cement and Lime. W ood and Coal to keep you warm. Posts enough to fence the farm. 77 k G irl Even the plans by which you build, Free with your order can be filled. They have the beat there is on earth. There you can. get your money’s worth. The Hom e They’ll furnish all you need in life is Yours is planned Unless perchance you need a wife. This oeed supplied, and you cease to roam, 1 .. / „ ■ ~ Go to them; they’ll build the Home. See H . U. M A R T IN About it Moro, Oregon M oro B a r b e r » hop p o r c e la in B a th Tub. Everything First Class and up to date. Kent for Model 8t«am Laundry of The Dalle» Shop In Building next Obeerver Office j . If. L R N D R Y , P r o p r ie to r . n a ” a c j O il-C o al-W o o d 4 Heaters * p a * W e have an especially com plete lin e of heaters In a ll grades an d a t prices to s u it each In d i vid u al need. * I 7 c i 4 c 1 . Those who attended the oyster supper social at the Hay Canyon school house, given by Spaulding Sunday school, Friday evening January 28th, report a fine time. About $10 above all expense was received by the school. < 1 Dr. J. R. Morgan and wife re- turned from Wasco Wednesday evening by sleigh, the first to travel that road since Sunday They found on arrival at Moro 1 W e are told considerable build ing and city betterments are on the tapis for M oro as soon as 1 spring is assured. The informa tion includes purchase of resi- I dence property, the building of a new large residence, and the building of a business property of ( pretentions size. » t A continuous snow storm has . prevailed in Sherman county since Tuesday,. / January 25th. I 1 Four t< six inches is the average ‘ fall each night since Friday the 1 28th. Wednesday there was 23 inches in a sheltered place where 1 the wind did not blow and on AM Needs Supplied This is the aim of "B A N K O F M O R O " that is being impressed more and more indelibly, as the years go by upon the character of the business it self; that is being expressed more and more ef fectively as the bank grows stronger in strength and Understanding. h the snow had covered the chim- neys of -their residence and office buildings and had to be cleared before a fire could be had. ’ T O S T R IV E always to secure the satisfaction of every customer. n t< ft Mrs. Victor Andersen, living west ot Wasco, returned Sunday Hours of worship 11 a. m. from a visit at Hood River, ac- and 7:30 p. m. companied by her sister, Mrs. Comet Reeves, of Portland, who will The pastors of M oro are anx- visit at the farm part of this I ious to begin a series of special month. evangelistic meetings, but before The day before the tie-up of we can promote a revival it is the Shaniko train on Tuesday essential to mobolize our spiritual this branch road had again re- forces. If you are like minded ceived its combination car from with ua see that you attend the the railroad shops, equipped with services on the Sabbath. paper wheels on the front truck A. J. Adams. Pastor. shod with steel tires. * Walther-Williams Auto Company T O A R R A N G E and Co-Operate activities to the end of winning confidence by meriting it. P Sabbath School at 10 a.m. T h t Tim « T U M -A -L U M te the place to buy T O C R E A T E a personality that will be known for its strength and friendliness. ’ i Ci Attorney W. C. Bryant, recov- ering at his home from attack of a, grippe and threatened pneumonia, is now able to ait up part of each d ,y - : : I J e . c h 2<i and 4th Tbanday ^ W g r T C lc v c n i n a « m o n th ly .. Coming borne from Portland C( IW G P I IM M . N « L L 1 E CuiHUAN, V Q S R iw W orthy Matron the tint of the week, we noticed ei M as. M at B abmum . Socrotary. several small slides obstructing ¡, the highway leading to the Mary- hill ferry. , t( Cross Country Touring Brings no Sense of Weariness or Fatigue. WASCO, OREQON Ta Adraace Deposits aad Service ta a Notable Degree. G IN N , C O L E M A N MORO, O REG ON , 1 W H E N YOU / 1 ' 1 1 H ► «■ e f- II le a rt * ■ ty Since the first of the year the Shaniko train has been off sched- ule four, times. The first time was January 20th, for three days; caused by snow and ice south ot Kent. The second time was Jan- uary 27th, stuck in a snow drift two miles soutn ot Bourbon. The third time was caused by a freight train wreck January 27th at Celilo, and waiting for connections. The fourth was February 1st. a general tie-up of the main line and the branch by the laat mow storm. CAR In the concrete, recently completed, fully equipped, roomy garage of W alther-W illiams Company. Competent workman always ready to help you in any way they can at least expense to you. For any service rendered the charge w ill always be reasonable. 1 W A LTH ER -W ILLIA M S GARAGE T H E DALLES, It's Berel Come In end See Itl - - OREQON. BLÄCKSMITHIHG I have opened a General Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing 1 lousiness in the Old Tomlin Shop and Solicit Your Business. D IC K B O W E N , M oro The fortunes of war, in so far I as debates are tbncerned, have Wes Rigdon is drawing plans e for a new home soon to be built a by Chris Andersen on his farm south from M oro. M r. Ander- n sen expects to dismantle his pres et ent home and build a residence e costing in the neighborhood of t- $3500 with modem "built in" fea- ,e tures, including wood lifts, dumb d waiters, etc. Also he expects to ► build a new barn and other farm a buildings. BY AUTO - A N D V IS IT T H E D A L L E S STORE YOUR Thursday an additional 10 inches 1 was measured for the previous 24 5 hours. e * eliminated all high schools in central Oregon from further con- ► sideration, exicept The Dalles and t Prineville. The?1 winner from e these two teams must then repre- i- sent this district until the final P contest decides the state honors. TRAVEL All the Old Timers Know That My Work is Always Satisfactory FARM ENGINE G ood W a te r Econom ical — Sim ple — Light W e ig h t—Substantial Fool-Proof Construction — Gun Barrel Cylinder Bore — Leak-proof Compression. And plenty for all purposes, is one ot the irincipal assets of good and successful arming. The water is there for you, and only needs development and the cost is small. See A. S. J O H N S O N about it and make up your mind to stop hauling water. f HAULING WATER IS LIKE PAYING RENT JO HNSO N The Man Who Gaia Watar" U X t, OREGON O A L IT T L E M ISSIO N A R Y W O R K IN YOUR idle days by telling your neighbors of the good qualities o f The Observer. If you can’t get their sub scriptions, send us their addresses and we will tend them sample copies. We pay for all soliciting you do ¡OT Subscribe for The Observer. Best Weekly published in the Inland Empire. Everyone reads it. Good Stationary, nicely printed Is one of the firs t requlrm ents of a good business. Wecanswpptyyeeu D -M o rs Then Rated Power aoda Wooder i t the Price" F o r S ale by Moro Hdw. à Impmt. Co, Moro. Oregon
