The
O b s e rv e r
‘the harnam make
ar” at Waaco. O rejón.
Edited by Maria Morriaon and
George Hasten
J. F. F oss * m a buaine« visitor,
unan, a n s i m i oo ., obmkni :
at The Dalles Saturday.
F .E . Fagan and D. E . Stephens
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were
high school visitors Friday.
Carbolintam, fresh stock, now
After an absence of about ten
on sale at The Observer Store.
weeks,
water it again on tap.
Mrs. L .H . Martin was a Wasco
much to the satisfaction of every
F R ID A Y .............. March 10. 1916 visitor Thursday of this week.
one.
E li Cochran was a visitor in
Netah Martin hat been absent
¡a n te L W | . Na. 1*1. M oro this week from The Dalles.
from school the fore part of this
a . r. « a . s . More. <*•
R. T . Morgan it a buaiaea via- week on account of broken
I m <* tfc« ftrat aod third
o
r at The Dalle«, leaving Thurs­
araeua« ot « c h
t;$ ' g month
Visiting members
day.
The spring house cleaning fever
‘°
order of W . M .
has
been caught by the school
L . W , Ross is planning a bun-
J. M . P am MY. Secretary.
thi»
week
and its effects are be
alow home to be soon built in
ginning to show. .
doro.
ilofcom C h a p a r
n o . 71 o . a. a
A high school party w m held at
A . J. Lindahl has accepted a
Burnett’s
hall last Friday evening.
position ss dark with J. C . Free­
Every
one
present reports a good
man & Co.
time.
The
evening w m spent in
W orthy M .iron
W H . BsMtr has been nursing playing gam a of various sorts.
M a t B a s n u m , Secretary.
a carbuncle on his right hand for Refreshments consisting of dough­
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tam ^ a rtto ee l BNd C « - O f « r ’ the last ten days.
nuts and punch were served. _ |
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B a i ? k o f M o t o ’’ i
V a il hR b S m u i W j .
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M rs . Mortenson will
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have some of the new­
est and most appeal­
ing Styles on display
on the following dates
Moro
Saturday, Mar. 11
Grass Valley
Saturday, Mar. 18
T H E WASCO MARKET
I h a n d l e a ll k in d s of F r e s h a n d C u r e d M e a ts .
F is h , O y s te rs a n d C ra b s in season. A ls o a ll
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k in d s o f v e g e ta b le s .
I a n io the market lor anything you have to sell in
the line I am handling.
Come in and see me. W rite or phone about your
cattle, veal, poultry, egg», butter, and green or dry
hides.
L. S. HINES, The Meat Man
W ASCO, OREOON
Phone M a in 3,73
Abstracts promptly made by the
A mock trial will be held at the
Sherman
County
Abstract
Com­
court
house this Friday, March
Mee«» la I . O . O . F . hall each 2ad aad 4th
afternoon.
VUitiag member* pany, M oro, Oregon.
10th. commencing at 7:30. There
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W. 8. P o w e tf Praddaat.
C . E . Shea# |s h p y these days will be no admission charged.
C . a . Silver,
wiring the new residence being Marie Morriaon and Carlton
R om will act as attorneys defend­
built for Q . B. Bourhill.
L e al Church
ing Geo. Hansen, the prisoner,
lor Sunday, March 12.
Mrs. O . L . Bplshee entertained
while Ben Tom lin and Elm er
uesday afternoon in honor of
Barsee will prosecute the case for
Methodist church:
Master Darrell’s birthday.
the
state.
The H on. Neale
Sunday School at 10:00 i . m.
V* »- * w
Born to M r. and Mrs. Chester Freeman will preside as judge.
Preaching service in Spaulding
j U te ll, at their Eugene home, a Those attending are promised an
at 12 (noon) and in M oro at
pound boy February 28th.
evening of enjoyment. A reher-
7 J 0 p. m. .
O rville Smith is a visitor thia sal w m held last Friday afternoon.
Everybody welcome.
week from Riverside, Wash., The young people participating
John Robertson, pastor,
where
he is interested in stock appreciate the help given them
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by Attorney Duffey.
raising and farming.
Presbyterian church:
M ore flood waters Tuesday af­
Sabbath School at 10 a.m.
Preaching service at 11 a. m. ternoon finished the concrete
lume that had been undermined
Edited by Viola Bennett.
and 7:30 p. m.
jy
the previous floods.
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Rev. Frank D . Fraser, of Port­
W e are having our third winter
Mrs. J. C. McKean is visiting in Kent.
land, will occupy the pulpit morn­
ing and evening.
an aunt, M is. W m . Froebe, in
Mrs. H . E. Morrow has been
Topic for morning service: The D a lla and from there ex­ sick for the past few weeks.
"Neutrality in Christianity is Im ­ pects to visit st Portland.
The W . C. T . U . met at the
possible.”
Mrs. E . H . Moore and Mrs. home of Mrs. Gates last Friday.
Evening: "The Source of Civil
C. L Poley entertained the ladies
Rev. Magwood held servica
Authority.”
of M oro Thursday afternoon at last Sunday raorninfand evening.
A . J. Adams, Pastor.
500 at the home of Mrs. Moore.
Those who did not miss any
Born to M r. and Mrs. O . E. words io the spelling contest last
Your chickens will soon pay
laker at the home of her sister, Friday were Earl Boardman,
for them selves in increased egg
Mrs. F rin k Olds, at Grass Valley, Vera Gillmor,-and Fay Howell.
production if you will use a quart
a b o y o u la tu rd ay, February 26th.
Charlie Boardman and family'
can of carbolineum around the
moved
to their ranch last week.
The
Farmers
Onion
in
Gilliam
chicken house and percha; you
A
.
Dunlap
and family moved
county
has
voted
to
build
a
50,000
can get it at the Observer Book
into
the
house
vacated by M r.
xishel wheat elevator at Condon
Store.
Boardman.
,
and have shares sold to finance
the building.
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J. A. Churchill, State Superin­
tendent
of Public Instruction, is to
The stork left an eight pound
deliver
an
address in Kent, F ri­
>oy at the home of M r. and Mrs.
day
evening
at eight o'clock.
A
Clare
Axtell the evening of
1 am agent for the UNITED
short
program
will
also
be
given
Thursday, March 2d. D r. Poley
WALL PAPER STORE CO. and
by the Kent Public School.
A ll
have Sample Books at the
attending.
citizens
of
Kent
are
requested
to
M oro Hardware A Im ple­
G . W . Hansell left on the
ment Co. where
be present.
A
Thursday train for Biggs.
He
said he came from there the week
-O rd ers
Item fra« Rafas.
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before, but wanted to take an­
O r I will show samples and
take orders direct.
Your
other look at i t
Vernie Crisman made a flying
patronage solicted.
trip
to The D a lla last week.
The train going north Tuesday
Sample Books
C m ta Lift
JB. L liu i. jr.
KOKO, o tic O N
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TR E E S
X.
• f A l V irw ti«
for AU Lumber for this
Tum-A-Lum Road Drag
$ 1 .3 0
Heavy ob prunes, grafted Fren-
quette pure «train of Vroomaa
walnut«, everything In the nor*
•ary line: eaad potatoes.
Buy
direct from the man who grow»,
•ave SOS (no «gent«) by buying
direct from ua. We «all right
W rite for planter« price liat.
25 yean in businea».
C a rlto n N u rsery Co.
Modeled after
U. S. Government
Design
“Asfe H. U. Martin of Moro”
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
“ T h e Hom e of T a m -A -L o m b e r”
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Carlton, Oregon
BURNETTS THEATRE
Moro, Oregon
SUNDAY & M O NDAY
Marti 1243
“The Terrors of
a /
Great Gty”
3-Part Spartarilar Drasu
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BRAN AND SHORTS
Qat Rad Drama
AT THE
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..ragre
Farmers’ Union Warehouse
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“Her
Lesson*’
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Usual 1-Reel Comedy
Lowest Market Price
J. A . H A R D IN ,
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M o r o , O regon
Admission 10c and He
In the sixth grade spelling test
delayed below Demoss by de­
railing of two freight cars attached Friday Pearl Pyburn scored high­
to the freight train operating est with Ronald Payne second.
ahead of the passenger.
Wallis French is getting along
nicely
at The D a lla hospital,
W e call attention to the adver­
tisement of W all Paper Sample and is expected home thia week.
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MORO, OREOON
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T O B U IL D a Bank that will never know com­
pletion. but that will advance continually to meet
advancing conditions
Ta Adraaci Depouts and Service to a
NetaMa Degree.
T O C R E A T E a personality that will be known
for its strength and friendline«. ’
T O A R R A N G E and Co-Operate activitia to the
end of winning confidence by meriting it.
T O S T R IV E always to secure the satisfaction of
every customer.
Thia it the aim of “ B A N K O F M O R O ” that is
being impressed more and more indelibly, m the
years go by upon the character of the buaine« it­
self; that is being expressed more and more ef­
fectively as the bank grows stronger in strength
and understanding.
TEa Satisfectfea ef Evary
the Usai et tkss Boi.
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THE BEST PLOW
IS F O R S A L E B Y
QINN, COLEMAN & CO.
W e have the b a t full chilled pic«« on the market and in-
vite inspection at our M ia room.
W e sold four in Sherman county last year and could
have sold more if we could have gotten them.
Every man that had the handling of this plow last year
u id it was the easiat to handle that he had ever used.
It is adjustable to 12-inch, 14-inch, and 16-inch; com a in
two or three bottom and can be added to or reduced as
wanted.
The plow share has the usual smooth cutting edge in front
and also a patented corrugated bottom on the shear;
this permits of cleaner and better cutting with las pull on
the horse«.
It is built high; has good clearance; and w ill not choke
in stubble and scours extra well.
It can be raised and lowered while the team is going and
in every way can be considered a first-cla«, number
one plow,
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THE VULCAN PLOW
SO LD B Y
GINN, COLEMAN & CO.
Sole Agents for Sherman County
M ORO, OREOON
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A shadow social will be given
Books, to be seen at the M oro
at
the schoolhouse this Saturday
Hardware & Implement Co.,
night
to which the public it in­
Jas. A . Tom lin jr., agent.
vited.
Among special features
Dr. Freeze the Eye
rill be the appearance of the
Specialist will make
Bingville Quartet.
regular trip* to Moro
Judge Deyo put up several tons
each month during 1916.
Call
of ice last week. Bergs are quite
M oro Hotel.
plentiful along the river bank,
B. F. Peetz is removing the L. and b a id a being a conservation­
Barnum barn, chicken house and ist the Judge wants to be prepared
fence on the lot back of the Bar­ to keep "perfectly cool” during
num residence. M r . Peetz will the summer.
rebuild the barn on bis farm near
Owing to the rain last Saturday
Demoss. -
the final toucha were not given
Roy M . Benson has sold his the tennis court. This work will
residence to A,. M . W right and is be done next Saturday, however,
figuring on buMfltofc as the plade when the court will be thrown
sold had been outgrown. In the open to the public.
Provision
deal M r. Wright trfides his auto h a been made for volley ball.
to M r. Benson.
O ur 8th grade pupils, Irene
Fred R. Fortnef fell near the
depot platform at Wasco Sunday
morning and broke his shoulder
blade. H e was stepping off the
train after it had started and turn­
ed too sharply to pass a anow
pile.
March started this year with a
snow storm. Eight inches of wet
snow being presented to Sherman
county in the first few days. Even
with that m a beginning the roads
are drying fast under the winds of
the last few days v ' i
S. P. Brisbin and wife returned
Tuesday from Hillsboro.
Mrs.
Brisbin w m visiting in that city
when she fell and broke her left
ankle. Upon receiving word of
the accident M r. Brisbin left for
Hillsboro and assisted in the & re
of the invalid until able to return.
Mr». Brisbin is now able to <
cruteba around the home.
Deyo, Culver Payne, and Delbert
Deyo, are getting in trim for the
M ay examination. They have
completed their work in arith­
metic and agriculture and are
giving special attention to spelling
and grammar. .
Making garden seems to be the
order of the day in' this vicinity.
"The Garden Spot of Sherman
County" seems quite appropriate
for Rufus which received but a
skiff of snow while the surround­
ing hills were covered to the depth
of several Incha.
(Overheard at Sunday School)
Teacher—"N o w , I think we may
well remember Ananias as the
biggest liar that aver lived.”
Member of the d a « — "Maybe,
but they hadn't then heard of
Sherman county.”
A lw a n read lb«
G ood W a te r
And plenty for all purposa, is one ot the
irincipal assets of ^ood and succeaaful
arming. The water is there for you, and
only needs development and the coat is
small. See A. S. J O H N S O N about it and
make up your mind to stop hauling water.
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HAULING WATER IS LIRE FATING RENT
A. S . J O H N S O N
"T /w Mon Who G«to
Wain”
KENT. OREGON
MORO HO M E B AKERY
E . C . C L A R K , P r o p r ie to r
FIRST STREET NEAR MORO HDW. A DIFLMT. CO.
F R E S H B R E A D D A IL Y , 5c a L o af.
A ll I Bread
w rapp ed in a ir t ig h t w a x p aper s a n ita r y package.
Spaciaky af Hama Caabad DMghMrta, Ffea and Cab«
SFEOAL ORDERS FOR ANT KIND OF RAKING GIVEN FROMFT
ATTENTION '
FEED &. SALE STABLES
F a rm e rs are In v ite d to “ T ie In ”
Single Horse, 10 cents*
Team^ 15 cents
Faadhg 2S onia a baad, bcbdbg SfeR Raa«
Ra Extra Chirp far "tia b ” Whan Drivwr F a n h l H Faad
W . H. EASTER, Moro, Oregon
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L IV E R Y S E R V IC E O N C A L L
T r y a W a n t Ad. In
T h e O t a a r r e r . l t Pay».
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