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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1916)
The O b s e rv e r. * ....*r I W H Beataci 1er Se»d«y. ^ 7 16- ,== M G Molnar C E Shoota, lights, «lection • • • • » • Harvest county has asked for sn expression o f sentiment regarding the M iller] 200 lias bridge situation at the mouth •••••♦ Warrants Mihooif drawn oc- , Atwood A Lao (fib 3 73 Des Chutee river. Petitions are Jaa Donala, bootib, election. • • •• count salaries and expense tor 7 SO being circulated in the county and I W I D fia il P u ff C guiv.l P re « *in jlw rv ic e io Spaulding past two months, $1690.16. J 34 90 quite generally signed, asking the ] Roy J Baker, ■ ■ P W m » m w ^ J | at 12 (noon) and in M oro at Anson Tom , petition for road, E T Yoctam, circuit court, criminal 8.00 .... , --------- _ - • - ZZ_ — T--------- --~ — I Q/W> IV|| Sherman county court to take« * 3 » F R ID A Y ................ July 14, 1916 Evening subject: “ The Hands couiinued. ' tion. * It is understood that al G . W . Coy, petition for road, i Cha« E Davi«, pbtanbtng ,■ •••••••• , 5 85 ■ /- ' 1 ------ of C hrist” 46 63 special term of the Sherman coun John B Lewis, mod« I continued. E D M cK ee 10 55 ty court will be held August 2d to | W . A . Tate, petition for road, nailAr 304 90 receive the petitions and then _ I John Robertson, pastor. continued, 3 10 they will be taken to The Dalleal Hodson C . L . I R E L A N D .................. Manager. J. P. McClintock, petition for W A 125 00 the seme day and presented to the | I Railroads Aireagtag far Brik VhssL 4 95 O m N road, allowed. W e would like to have you take it, and 26 95 Wasco county court for their MoroHwdA U pon adjournment, the codrt we know it would ba profitable to you to In anticipation of the grain crop left to view the Cottonwood grade On., rands 42 00 tion. A ll interested parties i bacome a aubacriber. W e eend it two 17 53 requested to make the trip to The G eoN yean for 32.50; one year $1.50; 12% ctii a of the Pacific Northwest having bridge over the John Day and M oro month ien’t muck. T ry it. Order by 9 60 Dalles that day with the commit-1 to move to the Atlantic seaboard postal card, and pay for it when you can. take action toward replacing i t 46 00 F B F the coming season almost entirely W e w ill not be reapooalble tor the 1 IS tee to see that it may be demon? I R N lckelaon , Warranta «ora ordered drawn to pay neglect of •ubacriber» to notify a. of by rail, because of the lack of ocean 15 00 strated that Sherman county de F E Danton, change. ia their addreaa. N o r w ill the the following claim«: 9 75 sires action on thia matter o f a safe | E R Curfmaa, notification of a Poatmaater that the aub- carriers to transport cargoes from Juror Fees and M i b o g p - G lreuit Court. 9 0 0 bridge at that place. 8 W Babcock, acriber baa “ Rem oved" aettle the bill of a Pacific ports to Europe,the Union 9 08 delinquent. Pacific system, including the, O .- C . J. Tho m p eo n ............................... 4 fiO J O Russell, 8th 6 00 Goa Smith, 1 00 Arnold Bukman ..........................• Church and Society noticea F R E E , ex * cept when for Aooey making purpose.. W . R. R. & N . Co., is arranging G . E . W ilk e r w m ,..,................. . . . fi 20 J C F ra o a m 163 It you have a news item, tell Such noticea at regular rate« at the option to equip 5000 closed cars with in* 11 4SI 9 0 0 J C M cKean, Carl Schadewits .............~ t v to the Obaenrer. Don’t imagine j of the publisher«. 7 00 L W Roes, side doon. W hen this is done it David Reich $ 00 we know It and then wonder why At any ti mew hen requested to do ao, • * '5 30 6 o q L Grimes. will be feasible to handle grain in >7R.F. Bartholomew the paper w ill be aiacontinued. But we I t is not in the paper 'phone it in.] 6 60 Pom A Os :< » expect that all arreara w i.i he paid before bulk and eliminate the necessity H . H . Brackett........ t .....r . . : . . . 3 9 0 5 25 Wheat ,'.i. such request is made. It ia easy to aak u. OB for a statement, which w ill ba cheerfully of shipping grain in sacks. 300 20 00 . M ORO, OREGON. K <• The county court of Sherman] C D y o , Ita li Ctouty Cwrt Methodist church: Sunday School at 10:00 1. m. fit Shmu Rivets, Bolts, Belting, extras for Farm Machines ana Threshers, Lubricating Oils and Grease, Wrenches, NaiU, T in and Granitewart , « , Tents and Canvas, in fact everything you need for the coming season M l F A -(b y re ............... rendered at any time. M o ra Trading C o ., 4 60 City to M orn, wqier sad lights SOR WeSco Lamber C o ., brbMee 12 05 C C Calaway ¿ .. . .......... C B Smith election ................... 427 30 J H S d it o Î.* .....> .......... J T A ahb y.i.’ r.4.............................». W m Henrietta, vediti.. . . . . .......... 9 00 N J W illa r d ....................................... Î * C L Ireland, cctob ill d ran k enact 23 00 A W Spencer..................................... 3 00 P A Venable, witneaa and milage. 4 00* B M Slea............................................. 3 80 John Schaaaen................................... 1 80 W ile y Benefici. . . ........ ............. 3 00 Vises H om e Remedies can be To all Whom it May J, R. Morgan One of the few remaining ac OREGON Notice is hereby given that the tual pioneers of Sherman county MORO. Tom lin Weeder Co., of M oro, paaaed away at hit home in M oro Sherman county, Oregon, is the during the early morning hours 1st to 15th of each month. lawful and exclusive owners of of July 11th, Henry Smith at the Letter* Patent of the United States age of 70 years. Funeral services F M Scott........................................... 5 » hqd from M it. Grace Bourhill. W ASCO, - OREGON! numbered 1152574. dated Septem* were held from the M oro M . E. J G W ood«......................................... 3 60 W A Roggia. ............................... 4 60 16th to 30th of each month. ber 7th, 1915, covering an inven church Thursday afternoon, the L K Sm ith........................................... 3 90 tion known as a Wood Renovar and sermon being preached by Rev. J A Armstrong................................... 3 00 that by virtue thereof the said Robertson; interment in the fam A L R u m e ll..................................... < D r. T h e o . Beletski] Tom lin Weeder Co. has the sole ily plot in M oro cemetery. L L B e ll. . . . ' . ................................. R » W H A ndre««.............. ................. 3 00 Thirty or more years ago a and exclusive right to manufacture 3 60 and sell the said'Wood Remover large part of the United States W L Taylor ................................... V E T E R IN A R IA N S O C lo d le lte r................................. 5 00 was unknown country. Then it throughout the United States. W R Babbee ............................... 5 » Now , therefore, this is to notify was that the word pioneer meant J B Tbom paoa.......... .................. 5 60 all persons making, using, or sell* measurably more than it does to Hana Tho m p so n .............................. 5 00 ing. Mid or any Weed Remover in day when the hardships that ac O le Jacobaoo, « it . fee A m. violation of the rights vested io companied those who best under Ray Abup ‘• S S - . . O R E G O N the M id Tom lin W eeder Co. by stood the meaning of the word J A Hakanaoa W ASCO. D W illiam « " 1 M ela 502. accompanied the explorers of a virtue of the M id Letters Patent. W m Oehman ~ that the Mid company is about to new country. Pioneer to some F A H u ll institute Rich legal proceedings as means the life of the early trapper D L H u ll may be neceeeery and proper to and hunter, but in later yean It is John Venable restrain such persons from so best understood as a term to de Carl Heppold wrongfully mskinjL using, or sell scribe the labor and financial loss John Bowlet ing. said Wood Rggim r and to re incurred in trying to learn the se Ben Jobnaon Ed BaBord " > cover damages from any and all crets neceeeery to become l suc Fred Tacbe pffPSofi»^ g u ilty o f the unlawful cessful firm er in a new section. C W Daeb PRO G RAM FO R manufacture, flsfc, or Mie, thereof. O f this last Henry Smith was one. Q N Croafield •• 5 40 A ll persons concerned are here H e was born in M arion county, Earl Raamuaaea “ . <80 Norrb Raamnaaan “ by requested to take notice hereof Iowa, A pril 25th, 1846, was mar I 3 00 H H Tbompaoa and to govern themselves accord- ried to lae belle H . Ramsey March J Marab . . jftgly ___‘ — - .-eg, » m H » r e • < r - H i 17th74867. who survives him. T o A O Bwvsas Dated at M oro, bregón, this 5th this union was born eight children, L D Eaton •.«tv “ ; 7 40 4 20 M B Taylor day of July, 1916. - two girls and six boys, all of whom 4 00 T o m u n W eeder C o . are now living; Iva L . Bates of P A Venable C . G . Fridley, G r. Jar. A M lUaga $10 80 Wellston, Iowa, M yrtle L . Wells 20 C . D . O ’ Leary of Independence, Oregon, W m . P. F . Peddieord ° . 9 10 Notice to the Lloyd Smith of Kingsley,Oregon, E . C. M c M illia M 7 10 11.40 The Rotary Rod WeeJejL & O rville G ., Roscoe, and Hubert O . C. Hogna Jaa. L . Mattbm A Strong Manufacturing Co., of Cheney, Smith of Riverside, Wash., Clyde J. A . Hardia Wash., wishes -i| understood^by E. and Arthur Smith living in thia W J Ferrell, judge ot elec, and m. 7 95 the farming public o f Sherman county; he also leaves one sister, H E Everett " . " 3 65 county that the notice of infringe M ary Mills of Donna, Texel. M r. J M Yocum, clerk of election . . . M is t Reed m a y be remembered in “ N e w Y ork,” 3 65 " 3 65 ment of patent rights published in Smith held a birthright in the J T Jobnaon a strong dram a w hich was shown a t our T h eatre " 3 65 the Observer by the Tom lin W eed Friends church, and after the fam A S Jobnaon A P Altermatt, judge of alec........ 4 40 two weeks .ago. er Co., does not apply to them or ily came to Oregon, in 1888, he G E W ilkenon.judge of elec.A m 8 40 united with the United Brethren their weeder. Under date of July - J S F o « le r, clerk of elec.............. .. 4 40 10th they write this office from church. L B Payee " < ................. ................................... ................................................ .. C A Tom “ < <0 their home office at Cheney,Wash, Card af TluuAa. Victor Anderaoa, jd. of elec. A m 10 20 as follows: “ It is possible that as Clark Dunlap " .... 8 20 a result of the notice given by the W e desire to thank our friends Mabel Dunlap, d k of alec........... 8 20 Tom lin W eeder Co. last week, and neighbors of M oro for tbeir | j A Smitk M 8 20 MORO, OREGON that some of the farmers of your many kindness in offers of sym A K Schaeffer " 8 20 **— McOretor la Charte vicinity will not understand the pathy and assistance during the P C A xtell, jg: of alec. A m ....... 5 40 " 4 00 situation and may think that the sickness and death ot our dear W A W o o d a P H Zobel. clerk to elec................ 4 00 F R y i T T H A T IS Tom lin Weeder Co. is threaten husband and father. M ay God's J C Tbompaoa " 4 00 ing us with prosecution. W hile richest blessings be srith you all. T S R e e a e " . 4 00 : Ripened ’$ k b t— Packed Right— Sold Right this is a far fetched situation, we J C Freeman, jg. of ’alec................ 6 65 Imbelle H . Smith and family. ask you to print a notice in your G A M aloy ’’ 6 66 t N O W IN M A R K E T F E Dunton, clerk to e l e c . .. ......... 6 65 next issue to the effect that the EARLY POTATOES. CHEKMES- E u t, B k d . C « . « .r< l 6 65 t G E L a«ellaa " ................... legal notice mentioned did not in 6 65 F E Fortnar " .................. Ate, « in te r .. A TP U S -brir T iuomo I, any way refer to our company Nathan W . Silver, former Sher J B Morriaoa, jg. to aloe A a . . . . 6 95 i n » C oUaAw b. and that »he Tom lin Weeder Co. man county resident died in Port W D Grave« 4 75 ° .......... € does not Consider our machine as land June 27th last, was born in L R French, clerk to elec . . . . . . . 4 75 W H ’h « i o . 75 .......... an infringement on their patents. Wayne county, Ind.. Sept. 26, Tbeo Serrurier " 4 75 ** • i i m t i n n u u i n . n » » » * * * * ................. .. ........................ O ur machine was patented Janu 1847. and served as a private in Fred Darby 3 70 M artin, jg. of alec ary 10, 1911, and thia ia asked by the civil war in Co. C, 11th Kan 6 Uagg, jg- to elee A ■ . . . way of precaution and not because sas cavalry. H e was married to B Tbompaoa, clerk to e l e c . . . . . 3 78 we believe the Tom lin W eeder Juliet A. Heath of Salt Marsh. IV B B a k in . - 3 70 • •¿..•J 70 ** 4 Co. has taken this method of try Kan., N ov. 14.1867, and to this M arie Smitk 4 K 8 B Holme«, jg. M elec........ «. . . ing to discredit the Rotary Rod union were born five children-— ^ l/ N a s o n " B AHoaklnadn ’ " .............. 4 W eeder & Manufacturing C o.“ Nanna JM Eva E ., Fannie P., G Hoaklaaoa, clerk to e le c .......... 4 T h e Observer understands that W innie E. and Chester G , all of Fred Haynea, clerk to elec. A m . 18 there are a number of persons in I whom survive. 4 L D Eakia, ibfiaurchlKing*L y ...... — ■ - — —— Sherman ’ county and elsewhere In March, 1875, deceased came J J M iller, jg. toelec. A m .......... 8 00 holde to own, whorwver dram , and cymbal, throb, and " ’ .................. 3 60 who are making the Tom lin Weed- to Oregon ^settling near Turner H H W illard orchestras btdd d o w n their Job. A Harold Flak, dork to elec............ 3 60 .er for their (individual use and where be resided until 1904, mov Seam m s ijb Jiwt msntloa th a t end J H Stiba M ............. 3 60 pbo that theie are othgn who are ing then to M oro, where he was W 8 F ield . . M ............ 3 60 m ark how'psopte smite thereat; they making these machln&Wor sale occupied in farming until 1911, in Chas. Everett, jg. to a b a. A m ... 7 65 know w hat Sooaa’smmfcte; it’smalody *• ........... 5 65 which year he moved to Portland V H Smitk ^ n d use others, to the lorn without t h r t a ; R* b foil o f soarcy and M Snider, clerk to elec.............. 5 65 the Tom lin W eeder Co. The no- where he resided until his demise C Mre C M Snider " ...............1 5 65 pap, and tnakee old greybeards dance Z tice in last wreeln’ Observer and at the age of 68 yean, 9 months Mrs C M Hnddlemon .............. 5 65 a step; they b m tbs sound o f inarching reprinted io this ii»ue is a wrrning and 1 day. T h e remains srere J B Coleman, jg. to tone. A 506 men, ofchargera trotting down the glen, to these people to stop the prac taken to Turner and intered un C krb Andaman " 506 e e ea ee ea the shock <of tiettte and foe roar, and 505 tice and settle srith the T o m lin der Maaqnic auspices, of which G . Daffy, clerk to a b a .......... 5 0 5 J A Hardin ................. bfflowa bhMfag on O m m ere. " A nd W eeder Co. before something order be had been a member for 505 Theo Joknrton ................. Souaa. w h in he wunld eompoee that harder than a printed warning many years. 725 W B Gerrett, jg. to e b c . A comes to their attention. muaic which 0 » whole w e r id k n o w % _____ _______ 5 06 RC Bennett ** ‘ ................. MORO THEATRE flo r o H a rd w a re & Im p lm t. Co. I, ORBOON I Cheaply Here at Ione a T m Cai Anywhere in the World • -W » to’- p i e volume of business that we certain evidence that the Tum-A-Luro ing with the approval of every lumber Drfot right hi and load ap— no dfehorhig goa got the right price whether poa ash for it or not Figure srith any concern engaged in the lumber business anywhere in the world, try out any M ail Order House you everiheard of—when ytfu get the figures eome to us and ask us what our regular price is and you wip find, as others have found, that you can bur himkOr at the right price at home, without dickering, sritboutqrib- bling or even asking for our •‘beat price. << . Fra« eomHcte Mac Mad to ptlntti plaM end prie— « M r A L L m a te ria l m m i « | to r to riU to n The volume of business that we a r o ___ crease in sales each mouth, the activities ia the line that aro taking place, all caa he takes aa < deuce, that the Tum -A-Lum Method of selling famously successful here. DAY. THE ___ amoried our asethdg of O N E P R IC E T O A L L , of shipping direct from tie saw mills located right in the heart of the these thing» aro poly a few of the real rence Reed in Business Reasons If you srant the best price, if you «rant the hmtfhm» ber. if you are tired of fig u rin g lumber bills, come right to our yard and do just as the largest user» lumber do —buy your lumber where sre aro too bu»y to try to talk you into paying juat a little more. Society D ram a in Five Part» ot No Figuring Necessary, one Price to AB ■ ORCHARD STORE hero. “ See H . U. A b o u tit” Tum-A-Lum Lumber Com’y. •-i* FOWLIE, Props., J o h n P h i li p S o u s a 1 Jbr J B Conn, clerk to a b a . . , . , ........ <M ef Call and see the Blue Beauty U n i venal cooking range, guaran teed in avery respect, made with polished steel top and enameled steel sides, needing no effort to keep dean. W e also have the MafeOfc cooking range, srith or G inn. Cole- ID P Ik a M • ........ W e wish to return our heartfelt 3 A Canrnd ................. to the many friends and A Frndbnmaae Cn., especially to the Masonic and G irb Aid Society, Pattern 8tar lodges for the kindly R D M e K e e . parlor.......... sympathy and many b v o n shown •abato Dbt I . ball rato. us at the time of the death burial of oa HH Mr. J. A. Silver -to fflU t^ h te p h te With good old “T u x ” (nam e t’other breodh, and he a«ya -S h u d n l-K Tum do te th o «moke o f % * £ • £ £ men srbo de M g iM r a * «S>* |y*e or « 2 pea, who M fc e the o ttW M irfc w h eel, r « the f * - l k s m m U sm tagb A lo o S a b in a s • sv FO R S A L B 'S Y Ginn, Coleman A Company Moro, Hardware A Im plam ont Company .•<** r<*y t r 506 605 505 __ apLatotagge 'X'
