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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1916)
■W t H I I t l H I H I I I I I H H H H W f 1 11 H H I » t H H t W MORO, SHtBMAR OO..OBMOX w IUS a Ì s I % mw ta r ip e r to r èURBU P mm I w w u iy . , A pril 7. 1916 F R ID A Y . . Cttrwka Ledge N o . 121! A. r. a A. ■ . Moro. Or. with tMeeta the 6r»t and third •venmg* of ««eh month V i riling member* cordially invited to meet By order o t W . M . J. M . P arry , Secretary. iu . ■ e th le tia m C h a p te r no . 78 O. R. A. Edited by Marte Morrison and George H ansen See Mullikin "the harness mak trip to The Dalles Saturday. For State Seaator. er” at Wasco. Oregon. I hereby announce myself as a Rufus racket wielders are be L o ii Schaeffer it aboent from Roy Pow ell>j| the owner of a coming more numerous all the candidate for State Senator of the school this week, but it enjoying Eighteenth Senatorial District of new Chalmers ¿-cylinder. time. the State of Oregon, comprising a week in Portland, Mrs. W ineland, wife of Captain the counties of G illiam . Sherman, Second hand O liver gang plow Misses Either Cushman and Wineland of U.S. d rill scow 3, is and Wheeler, subject to the w ill for sale cheap by Ginn, Coleman' Mary Kunsman were absent last of the republican voters at the visiting her husband week from school on account of & Company. primary election to be held in sickness. George Hansen and Marjorie Haynes substituted in Miss Dun can's room during her absence of two days last week. The entertainment given by the Chapman's, accompanied by Miss Van Dycke, Friday evening, was very much enjoyed by all those Regular communication each 4th Thursday ■eh 2d and ar evening* monthly. * M-L Miss Irene Deyo, president of said district on the 19th day ot The usual Dorcas social for this M. D. Shanlu. „ month will be next Thursday at the Rufus School Industrial Club, May, 1916. made a trip to Wasco Saturday. Mrs. Jas. W oods. Elder W illiams, who recently For CoBBty Sheriff. E .H .M o o re is building a woven To the Voters of Sherman Coun wire fence on the First street side preached at the church here, is ty; I hereby announce myself as a holding a "rousing” meeting at of his residence property. candidate for the office o f sheriff Biggs. of Sherman county at the Repub Grandpa Isaac Thompson has, Mrs. French went to The Dalles lican primary to be held May by actual count, 164 daffadills in W . H . Meyer, Sunday for the purpose o f seeing 19th, . 1916. bloom at his M oro home. Wasco, Oregon. the famous Passion Play depicted attending* R. T . Morgan has purchased a The cast for the High School new j wagon of the M oro H ard C ushman , Mae. N I blur r play, which is to he put on in the ware and Implement Co. ____ - — W orthy Matron near future, will be chosen this M rs . M ay B arnum , Secretary. J.F. Noonan is applying a fresh week and then will settle down to F erm era EduoaSional and C e -O p a r * •coat of white paint, with a cream hard work. I ative U nion o f A m e ric a trim, to the Martin Hansen home. Margarette Morrison it absent M oro L ocal N o . 41 M ^ l h I O .O .F . haU each 2nd and 4th from school this week, oo account Apples for sale, different'varie- rday afternoon, ____________ > Visitina _ _ _ _ ber* _ of the illness of her mother, re-1 ties, at 60c and 75 cents per box. orne * • . welcome. W . , S. Powell, President suiting from an accident occuring | L . E. Clark, Hood River. Oregon C. G . Silver, Secretary. in moving pictures J.S.Fowler is the proud owner of a new Hupmobile. We may add, M r. Fowler is having varied experiences in learning to drive. The Fleck Orchard truck, better knowri as the G jW en City Jitney, is being repaired nt the M oro gar age. Jitney service is thus tem porarily suspended, to the regret rfd 1, box 87. in Grass Valley Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. Morgan were in of the younger set. The biology class listened to an M r. and Mrs. Chas. Tom re interesting talk given by Miss Portland this week, where Mrs. turned last week from southern Morgan is under treatment for a Kessi last Friday, on the reptiles California where they spent the serious affection of the eye. of Florida. , Grace M u ir taught winter. They report that country her room during the time given P. W aldo Davis left Thursday If Y ob Want to be all it is reputed to be. but to the High School. for Portland, where he takes up To Trade Tew Property are always glad to get back to Friday, March 24th,' students of the work of advance man for the Write te Sherman county. the Grammar grades and H igh | DeMorn Lyric Bards, now touring Miss Helen Reader of Roose School organised the School In- the Willamette valley. gani E. A. BRA8 HEM velt, Wash., visited with Mrs. dustrial Club. Margarette M o rri M oro w ill have an uptodate SOI - 2 Nortkweet BmUtog French last week, returning home son was elected president; L illian garage and repair shop when Foss Sunday. Miss Reader is a talent Portlaad, Orefoe. Morrison, vice president; Mary & Co. move into their new con ed musician and one of the many Kunsman, secretary-treasurer. crete building. The forms are Who attended the Grand Opera The new School Industrial Club now being placed preparatory to in Portland from this part o f the pouring concrete. was organized as a result of the country. interesting lectures given here by Portrait*. Towne Studio of The MAUDE DUNCAN M r. and Mrs. Urban Jensen left Prof. Harrington and State Supt. Dalles. In M oro three days, on last week’ for Stevenson, Wash., Churchill in regards to the indus- A p ril 8th, 9th, 10th. Make ap • D re ss m a ker trial work of Sherman county. pointments for pictures to be tak where they w ill spend the sum The club does not have a large en in your own home. Call at mer. Fortunately for Mr. Jensen he had disembarked from the Will be to Mere enrollment, but those who belong Ellsworth Hotel.' steamer T w in Cities before she A Limited Time mean business and a lively race is We wish to call attention to the rammed a log and sank nefr the assured as to whom w ill go to the advertisement of the Carlton Portland stock yards. Residence at F. Pona der’• state fair; Nursery. This is a reliable com M ORO, ORROON Mrs. Paul French was the char cern of several years business ex Always read the Observer ming hostess to a delightful card perience and reputation of treat party given Tuesday evening in ing their customers right. honor of Miss Reader. Progres G. W . Hansell has secured the sive five hundred was played until agency for the Overland cars for ten thirty when a dainty luncheon the southern part of Sherman was served. The highest score county, dividing the county with was attained by Mrs. Curran who W .A .M ay of Wasco, who has the is justly noted for her rare skill in northern, part of the county. this popular game. Those present Y our chickens" w ill w on pay were? Miss Reader, Mrs. Curran, for them selves in increased egg Mrs. Anna Graham, Mrs. J. S. production if you w ill use a quart Fowler, Robert Roister, C. L. can o f carbolineum around the McCarthy. Paul M French. On featuring , chicken house and perches; you the following Thursday evening The Popular Broadway Comedy Stars can get it at the Observer Book Mrs. Curran likewise entertained Store. for Miss Reader. A special fea Dr.C.L.Poley is having a porch ture of this party was a vocal solo built qnto his residence, replacing by Miss Reader, followed by a the one on the front and continu dramatic reading by M r. Paul M. ing around the south and east to French. These charming affairs the kitchen. In the rear it w ill be will be long remembered by all. DOING BUSINESS? J. T h a t Sparkling, B ubbling C om edy D ram a o f College Life a v> The Carter and Flora Parker D eH aven Moro Theatre 5 T h u rsday acts A p ril 13th built 2-story, the upper to be a sleeping porch. acts Elevator have blue prints at our office You can call and see how the ¡ - construction is planned. We K ind, A n y S ize Portable or S tation ary Come soon—these are Good P lanning Day». I - ■ . <• 2m • “See H . U . M A R T IN About It” TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY To the voters o f the Republican party of Sherman county. Ore gon: I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the nomination of Assessor of Sherman county, O re gon, subject to the w ill of the Re publican party, at the primaries to be held May 19, 1916. Otto Peetz. Aaoooncemeat. - To the several voters of Sher- man county, Oregon: 1 hereby desire to announce myself a candidate for the nom i nation of County Sheriff subject to the w ill of the Democrat voters at the coming primary nominat ing election May 19th, 1916.' Should I be nominated and later elected to said office I will continue as in the past, to enforce the laws and conduct the office in a courteous and economical man ner. J. C. McKean. For District Attorney Notice is hereby given that 1 w ill be a candidate for the office of District Attorney for Shetman County at the primary nominat ing election May 19th, 1916, on the Republican ticket. C. M. Huddleston For County Treasurer. I hereby announce that I w ill be a candidate for the nomination for County Treasurer of Sherman County on the Republican ticket at the primaries May 19th, 1916. W , D . W a lto n , J? To the voters of the Republi can party of Sherman county, Oregon, I hereby announce my self as a candidate for the nom i nation of County Clerk o f Sheri man County, Oregon, subject to the w ill o f the Republican party at the primaries to be held on May 19th, 1916. K. A. McPherson. M ORO, OREGON T O B U IL D a Bank that w ill never know com-' pletion. but that w ill advance continually to meet advancing conditions . > To Advance Deposits and Service to a Notable Degree. T O C R E A T E a personality that w ill be known for its strength and friendliness. y T O A R R A N G E and Co-Operate activities to the end of winning confidence by meriting it. T O STR IVE always to secure the satisfaction of every customer. 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. -the »lo gen that expresses the ideal of this Bank. H I > 4 l i l i l í 4-4 ♦4 H -m » 11 1 H t I I I H 1 1 1'l III IH l H t THE BEST PLOW IS FO R S A L E B Y GINN, COLEMAN & CO. We have the best full chilled plcw on the market and in vite inspection at our sales room. «#- W e sold four in Sherman county tost year and could have sold more if we could have gotten them. rear Every man that had the handling of this plow last y< said it was the easiest to handle that he had ever used. It is adjustable to 12-inch, 14-inch, and 16-inch; comes 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 arid better cutting with less pull on the horses. It is built high;-has good clearance; and w ill not choke stubble and scours extra well. iff ’ st It can be raised and lowered while the team is going and in every way can be considered a first-glass, number one plow. - ' THE VULCAN PLOW S O L D BY GINN, COLEMAN & CO. Sole Agents for Sherman County M O RO , OREGON Announcement lots bare by May 1st, he receiving Base ball for the touyger boys the lumber for doing the work. catching "flies and tossing coins A concrete store building w ill be by the older set, and the buzzing built on the property. of passing autos, all contribute to Arrangements for the annua keep the streets o f-M oro fu l> o f Demoss Fourth of July celebra humanity. tion are again under way. Otto Voters of Fairview school dis Peetz, secretary of the Pioneers frict, east of Wasco, beld a specia Association, has mailed requests meeting Saturday Ot the schoo to members to remit the yearly house and voted to-build a new dues of $1. If all would attend to 2-room building to replace the this prom ptly a much more com present structure. prehensive sport and entertain C.M.Snider, editor of the NeWt ment program could be provided. at Wasco; W. E. 1 ate, postmaster at Wasco, and Rev. U.S.Crowder Frank J. Chaney tnakee oath that pastor of the WasccrM.E. church were in the city Monday; coming - * te T»af aum of th . mini o l ONB for aach and »v- in the Fred Mathias jitney. lot Registration throughout the slate Sworn to before me and is very light up to date. It is to the ray preeepoa, this •th dap of December, interest of all voters to register, and ■ _ . IMOlBry miDiic. the sooner the better. It takes but a H ell’« Catarrh Cara b taken internally and acta directly upon the Wood and ran- moment and no witnesses are nec eoua aurfacaa of the ayatam. Band for essary. Attend to the matter the first time you are in town. J.F Noonan, Moro,Ore. Your business w ill be appreciated and an endeavor w ill be made to please all. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO T H E W ASCO MARKET I h a n d le a ll k in d s o f 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 k in d s o f v e g e ta b le s . I am in the market for 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, eggs, butter, and green or dry hides. L. S. HINES, The Meat Man W ASCO , OREGON Phone M a in 3 7 3 MORO HOM E B A K E R Y 1E . C . C L A R K , P r o p r ie to r FIRST STREET NEAR MORO HDW. & IMPLMT. 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 rapped in a ir t ig h t w a x paper s a n ita r y package. Specialty ef Home Cooked Doogknats, P ie e tid Cakes SPECIAL ORDERS FOR ANT KIND OF BAKING GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION FEED &. SALE F a rm e rs are In v ite d to “ T ie In ” Single Horse, 10 cents. Heavy on prune«, grafted Fran- quette pure «train of Vrooman_ walnut«, everything in the nur- ■ery line; «eed potatoea. Buy direct from the man who grow», •ave 50% (no agent*) by buying direct from u*. W e *ell right. W rite for planter* price lt*t. 25 year* in hutineaa. C arlton n u rs e ry Co. Carlton, Oregon . I ■1. . ' Moro tor Connty Clerk J ® . a ■ • o f M o to ” i The Satisfaction of Every Customer For Cooaty Assessor. To the legal voters of Sher Mrs. Lola Kunsman is visiting in Portland at the' home of her man county. Oregon, I hereby Mrs. Carrie Jackson and Mrs. announce myself as a candidate or nomination to the ¿office of Grace B ourhill have been elected aunt, Mrs. Belle Elwood. County School Superintendent, at G. W. Hansell has fenced his delegates from the Presbyterian the Republican primary election Sunday School to attend the con residence property, on the north to be held Friday, May 19, 1916. vention at The Dalles A p ril 27th and east sides, with a neat woven If nominated and re-elected to 29th. The M .E . Sunday School wire fence. to this office. 1 shall continue to promote the educational interests elects delegates next Sunday. Mrs. H. T. Peugh and children of the county as far as it is in my C .E .H ill, assistant to Supt.D.E. were up from Wasco Saturday, power to do so. F. E. Fagan, M oro Stephens at the local state and visiting at the home of her moth federal Experiment Farm, last er. Mrs.C.G.Huis. Saturday succeeded in doing some O«. L.Belshee is quite sick afr his »ooooooooooo very successful cherry tree grafting M oro home, suffering from a ser ot the Bing cherry onto seedling ies of violent chills recurring each P A P E R H A N G IN G trees at the home orchard of C.L. second day about noon. Ireland. The scions were secured S. P. Brisbin has been filling his P A IN T IN G from the Carlton NurSfcry Co. at yard to grade and later w ill build Carlton, Oregon. a concrete retaining W a llto sup S IG N W R IT IN G L . Barnum has traded the old port the present rock wall. fam ily residence and acreage to Estimates Furnished C.J.Thompson was In from his A rthur Phillips in exchange for Free. his hotel property next to the new Mcfnkland farm Wednesday, de livering a span of mares he had garage. A rthur has contracted to have the old buildings down anc sold to the Expert meat Farm. ssssss A ny For County Sheriff. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the nomination for the office of county sheriff, for Sherman county at the Republi can prim ary to be held May 19, 1916. Fred R. Messinger. B a tjk Team, 15 cents F m J ìm 25 e t » a lacladiaf Stall R aaa Na Eitra Chart« iar “ Ha la” Whaa Omar Farabhaa Faa* W . H . E A S T E R , M o ro , O regon ' L IV E R Y §ERV1ÇE O N C A L L ------------------- ------- T r y a W a n t Ad. in T h e O ta e rv e r. It Pay». IFTOUWHTTBStLL
