Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931, July 21, 1916, Image 3

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    PICTURES
We will open a Studio for a few days in the
OH Siili« il 11« P m ll Bnüding
arid child«
C. L . .Ireland and wife were
Mn. O
reo left T
for Colorado visitors in T h e Dalles Tuesday
wrings, where they will make evening and Wednesday of this
ir future home with M r. Bur* week, at the home o f Mrs. Ire-
and's brother, F . J. Thomas, on
nett’s mother end lister.
ie Cherry Heights road west of
.T h e railroad company has a
crew o f men and hones at work that city.
on the flat repairing winter dam*
Mrs. C . G . Huis submitted to
age to the roadways leading to the an operation at St. Vincent's hos­
wheat warehouses in M o ro .
pital M onday. T o cheer the pa­
V o te n of Kent school district tient toward quick recovery her
w ill vote Saturday on the ques­ many friends in M o ro joined in
tion of changing the school house sending a post card shower to her
site and providing a new building this Friday.
and equipment to cost $8,500.
HE hail fellow well met, the man who spends
as he goes, is popular just so long as he is
a hail fellow well met, so long as ne spends
as he goes. His fair weather friends leave
him the minute he is-in financial distress.
Don’t be one of these kind. If you are
making big money plan to set aside a cer-
tain sum in bank. You’ll find that H adversity comes
t f ’ « If *• you al­
-1
a goodly bank balance is your best r friend.
ready have a bank account make it a point to keep a
healthy balance, a good margin to work on. If you
haven’t a bank account open one with us today.
T
A dancing party will be given
>y M r. and Mrs. W . R . Reid at
John Hastings has the frame of
their new bungalow home near
his new barn, replacing the one
Klondike Saturday evening in
destroyed by the cloud burst, in
lonor o f their guest. . Miss Kate
place. T h e building will be 120
McDonald, who is visiting from
foot long when completed.
’ ortland.
Come Saturday or.Sunday, if possible. Don’t faif to improve
P. C . and I . K . Axtell and fam­
M r. and Mrs. C. L . Ireland
this opportunity to obtain first-class photographicxwork at home,
ilies left Thursday for the Valiev
were the recipients of an extra
CALL AND SEE US ABOUT YOUR BANKING.
by auto. Cheater A xtell, from
where you may see proofs and have the work made to s u i t y o u b e-
line mess of Rainbow trout M o n ­
Eugene, is helping with the farm
day, testifying to the Izak W alton
fore finished. We guarantee to please you and handle everything
work during the absence o f Perry.
skill o f L . Barnum with the finny
in the line of photography.
M r . and M ra. Fike of Newberg, denizens of the DCs Chutes river
form er residents of M o ro when at Shearer bridge.
M r . Pike was county assessor, are
W . D . W allan is back from his •• 4 4
visiting in the county as guests of our weeks* auto trip to and
Also make POftt Cards, Outside Views and Interiors. , Copying and
their son, I. D . Pike, at Grass through the Spokane country by
M ORO, OREGON
Valley.
way of U m atilla county. H e re­
enlarging of any style of old pictures in any finish or size desired.
A . H . Kessinger,brother of Roy ports considerable experience with + -H -I I I 1 1 11 I W M i l l ! I I H-I-+ I I I I I I I I I I H I I ! I I I I I I I I I ■-
Prices lowest possible consistent with good work.
and M o en Kessinger and Mrs. C. washed grades and near accidents
Call and exam ine o ur work. . We give you as good as we show.
J. Thom pson, absent from the with heavy storms.
army on reserve furlough, left Sat
D r. Freeze the Eye
urday under orders to report in
^Specialist will make
¡alifornia.
regular trips to M o ro
W e are in receipt of a sample each month during 1916.
Call
-Complete Stock of-
of peas from the M o ro garden of M o ro H o tel.
E . L . Bogart on which the pods
average from four to six inches
long and filled full of closely
Hugh Shull has taken out his
packed peas.
Call and See O ur Stock of
Wants job in harvest; cook house
full force of threshers and will
A number residing in and near preferred. W rite box 17 or phone
start harvesting his 4000-acre crop
Men’s and Boys’ Saddles at Different Prices,
Buck H o llo w , on the Wasco coun­ M ain 11, M o ro .
at once.
from $»3 50 to $5o.oo.
ty side west of Kent, are arrang­
J. F. Royce was in town Tues-
ing to build a new grade to con
day from Wasco after a header
C H A IN A N D
LEATHER W ORK
HARNESS
nect with the roadfrom Buck H o l­
A 24-foot cut harvester for
extra, having run into a hole while
o f a l l k in d s .
sale or trade.' Inquire of Belshee
low going into Kant.
cutting hay.
Harness Shop, M o ro , Oregon.
Miss Em m alyn Belshee, daugh­
Judge Krusow was down this
ter o f M r. and Mrs. Roy Belshee
week, looking after the progress
of Wasco, returned to her home
o f work on the new steel bridge in
Large team of work horses,
M onday after a pleasant visit with
Fulton canyon.
mare
and horse, 7 and 9 yean old.
her grandparents at M o ro , M r.
Cash or bankable note. Can be
N ie l M cD o n ald was in town and Mrs. J. F , Belshee.
seen at my place in M o ro . S. D .
Tuesday buying harness fittings
M ontgom ery.
tfj21
Anyone finding a red sweater
from the M o ro Harness Shop for
coat at or near the head of H ay
his header outfit.
Canyon grade shortly after the
MORO, OREGON
1 Have quite a stock of buggy cloud burst of June 30th is re­
O ne good m ilk cow and a
and hack harness which w ill be quested to return it to R . M . Ben­ few bead of work horses. Apply
sold reasonable or traded lo r stock.
to W . R . R eid, Klondike. Oregon
son at the Post
g«rag^-
J. F. Belshee. M o ro .
Mrs. G rant Morgan and Mra.
H . Burres took home a new T o m McFadden* have returned
Reo from Crosfield M onday. This
Offered cheaper than «nv Reaper ever before »old in the county.
from a visit to their old home in
City residence, electric lights
is the second Reo M r. Burres has
Clarke county. Wash., where they and city water; 7-rooms; plastered;
bought from Ctosfield.
were visiting friends and relatives close in; good side walk. Very
reasonable. Part cash, terms.
Lost — W eed Chain, between and picking wild blackberries.
Four room residence, has elec­
Grass Valley and W asco,M onday
Sheriff M cK ean found Ira F. tric lights and city water; acreage
morning, July 17. Return to J.
Raym ond at Superior, Montana, property; good building and good
VI. T aylo r, Grass Valley.
after a start of ten days. Raymond part of town. Can be had on
M o ro H ardw are & Im plem ent is accused of selling his mortgaged easy terms.
Alex Hunter,
Co. have a new oil stove, the property at Wasco and leaving tfa21
M o ro , Oregon
In d o c k —bought before price« advanced. Anyone wanting a
Horence blue flame wickless, that without paying the mortgage.
wagon had better take advantage of thi» unu«ual opportunity.
is a beauty and full of utility.
A ll the roses set out by Mra.
Th e Insurance Gasoline and Ellsworth this spring on the H otel
O ne standard H o lt Combined
Perfection O il cook stoves in 2, 3
Ellsworth side lawn are either in Harvester! 20-foot cut; 28-inch
and 4-burners, in both kinds, for ?ud or bloom .
T h ey make a cylinder; been run three seasons;
sale by G in n , Coleman. & Co.
brave showing with the sweet peas has 33-horse Shantonia hitch; both
complete,
ri
in good shape; p price
About 35 men are working on
W . A . Raym ond has the new bordering the walk on one side.
f.o.b. Condon $1,000, secured
the Wasco new high school build­ cement walk fronting the Free-
p I I n n r i Ç 0 0 our B,ue Beauty Universal and Ma-
M unter, of Seattle, w ill pull off note or cash. W ill guarantee the
VUU a n a J tx
C ookinji Ranges. Insurance
ing.
in buildings and the M o ro aviator stunts again this year dur machine.
W . I. Ebbert,
momo , SHBBMA1« CO..OMKOOW
a7tf
Condon,
Oregon
Gasoline and O il Perfection Cooking Stoves, in 2, 3 and
H o lt 16-foot harvester in good Trading Co. about completed.
ing the Sherman county fair. H e
4-burners
in both kinds.
shape for sale;, terms; see Cros­
Mrs. Cassie Mason, who has had an accident to his motor
field.
been visiting with her parents, M r. while flying at South Bend last
Should try our famous chick
Tate & Reid will begin thresh and Mra. Belshee, returned Satur­ week, but made a successful land­
en plate dinner; all kinds of nice
ing.
ing Friday of this week on grain day to her home at Jefferson.
PR I D A Y .................. -M y 21. 1916
Fire destroyed a garage, Ford sandwich, pie, cake, good coffee.
near Rufus.
W illard Lunch Counter.
T h e dime social given by the
auto and tools contained in the
M a x Pluemke is adding more Ladies' A id at the home of Mra.
-E u reka L e a » r N a .1 2 1
sleeping rooms to his Kent hote W . C. Bryant Thursday evening building on the J. C . Mathias
A. r . a A m . Moro. or.
farm, ’ast week, near Klondike.
the fird
third property.
was a pleasant affair for all present
T h e place known as Erskine
It is supposed to have started from
lav evening« of each
Mrs. L . L . Bell and children o’
month
V uiting member«
farm, between M o ro and Grass
W o rk on the new service oil a vulcanizer used io repairing
_
cordially invited to meet Kent have returned from a visit Jo
V alley. F o r particulars and terms
station being put in at Wasco by tube.
4th im . By order o i W . M .
address Mra. Grace M . Dennis,
J. M . PABMT. Secretary. Minnesota.
the Standard O il Co. will com­
M r. and Mrs. W . R . Reid and tfjlS
Lake Bay, Wash
E . C. M c M illin and G . C. An mence within the next thirty days. son, of K londike, accompaniec
»•thlaham Chaptar
drews were M onday visitors in
mo . 78 o. a. s.
W e are informed that J. P. by Miss Kate M cD onald, visiting
Regular communication M o ro from Wasco.
Strahl will move from Barton, from Portland, weq| M o ro visi
laach2d and 4th Thursday
Caskets and Robes always on
Mrs. Esther M ills, from M o n near Portland, to DeMoss anc tors M onday at the hom e of Jos
.evening« monthly.
I Mas. N mllis C ushman ,
Sanders. Miss M cD onald's grand hand; special supplies and caskets
roe,
Oregon,
is
visiting
her
sister
take
charge
of
the
store
at
that
__ __ _
W orthy Matron
ordered at any time.
father.
Mrs. T . E . H ulery,
Mas- M at B arnum , Secretary.
place.
Sam Brisbine, M o ro , Oregon.
I handle all k in d s of F re sh and C ured M eats.
G rant Morgan waa a caller at
Plenty of rain brings a good
Mrs. J. R. Morgan is im prov­
rarm afS Eaeaetlo»»al and C a -O p a r-
F ish, O ysters and Crabs in season. Also all
this
office
M
onday.
H
e
is
one
crop and now we have the warm ing In health, her eyesight is very
nt|vn U nlan a f A m aH ea
kinds
of vegetables.
who lost property and some grain
weather to mature it-
much better and doctors are hope­
M o no L ogak .N o . 41
in the cloudburst of June 30th, but
T o or from any point, partic
I am in the market for anything you have to sell »
geets in I . O . O . F . hall esch 2nd and 4th
Frank Olds*at Grass Valley has ful that a turn for the better is now
he says he suffered no loss of life uiarly Sherman county. Experi­
member«
the
line 1 am handling.
President. a freak chicken with two bodies, at hand.
nor stock and buildings; and his enced driver and car always ready.
Come
in and see me. / W rite or phone about your
three wings and four feet.
3. Q . Silver, Secretary,
Mrs. T E . H ulery made a hur­ net gain is the best crop of wheat Phone me at my expense from
cattle,
veal,
poultry, eggs, butter, and green or dry
any place. Reasonable charges
L . k. Peetz and wife were in ried visit to Portland last week to on what is left that be has ever with plenty of time given com
hides.
G et your help at once; better T h e Dalles Tuesday, making the have six teeth extracted and re­ harvested in Sherman county,both mercial men to “ make’ towns.
lieve her from a severe attack of as to quality and quantity.
G eorge E llard ,
trip by auto and the toll bridge.
vrite or phone Crosfield.
Grass Valley, Oregon.
neuralgia.
J. J. M ille r had a h o n e stolen
See M u llik in “ the harness mak-
GIRL WANTED to work in hotel.
W ASCO, OREGON
P h o n e M a in 3 7 3
H . U . M artin has sold to S. D . Friday night July 14th from his
Wages $20 per month. Inquire of
>r” at Wasco, Oregon.
Montgom ery 100 acres of land be«
Viava H o m e Remedies can be M ax K . Pluemke, Kent, Oregon. longing to rth e M artin, estate jo- barn; the thief also broke open
W e have in our em ploy the
lad from M ra. Grace Bourhill.
M rs. Eunice Boweraox It visit­ dated on Mosier creek, 6)4 miles the granary and stole a saddle anc best shoe mechanics on the
ve Pacific
Paci
pair of chaps to go with the horse.
ing from Corvallis at the home of south o f Mosier.
coast;
they
make
new
work
or
C arbolinium , fresh stock, now
T h e horse was found the follow­ repair old shoes and we guarantee
T r y a W a n t A d . In
her
sister,
Mrs.
H
p
m
e
r
D
.
Belshee
>n sale at T h e Observer Store.
G . A . M elo y and family re­ ing Tuesday In Am idon's field to do your work cheaper and bet­
T h e O b s e rv e r. I t P a y s .
T w o new H o lt harvester» are in turned W ednesday from their fenced for pasture, about a mile ter than any cobbler who Has
/
- V V •>
Second-hand M cC orm ick head­
the
county,
one
for
R.
S.
W
ilco
x
never
learned
the
trade.
er for sale by G in n , C olem an &
T h e saddle,
fishing trip to Metolious. This from his house.
W e pay postage both ways
and one from Loomes A Sargent. leaves only M artin Hansen anc bridle and chaps were found in
and furnish mailing bags for future
T h e Revolving R od W eeder family at that resort to represent an oat field wes* of M o ro ceme­ shipments with your first order.
Jack say» he did; O ra says he
doe» best work under difficult con­ Sherman county during the hot tery the same day. Evidently the
All »ho«» returned promptly.
lever u w it. T o m has the money,
thief had turned the hone loose
weather
that
now
seems
to
be
with
ditions.
Geo.
W,
Hansell,
local
[he matter it up before the jury
Oregon,
«1 daybreak.
IN«
'
-
aflenk
Saturday Morning, July 2 2 .
FINE PORTRAIT WORK A SPECIALTY
B ank of ftfiofo”
J. F. Belshee
VAN WINKLE, Photographer
Proprietor
Leather and Harness Supplies.
Experienced Lady Cook
We Have . .
Tents,
Gombine Harvester.
Bedsheets,
Fer Sale.
Waterbags, Canvass,
Blankets,
Comforts,
Crockery,
Graniteware.
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Boots,
Shoes,
É
GINN, COLEMAN & CO.
Cow and Horses for Sale
w.
Moro Property for Sale
Anything you may need
Harvest Outfit.
À Bargain in Osborne Reapers
Gar Load of McCormick Headers Just Irrived.
Gar Load of Bain, Bettendorf and Iron Wheel Wagons
Moro Trading Co.
Harvester Fer Sale
TOP BUGGIES AND HACKS
■ lie
O b se r v e r
hptr far t a u Gouty.
Travelers et Biggs
Fine for Sale
GINN, COLEMAN & CO,
MORO, OREGON.
Undertaking Supplies
THE WASCO MARKET
Livery Inteaebile Service
L. S. H IN ES, The Meat Man
Shoe Repairs ky Panel Post
IFYüUWlNriOSILL
V’Ä
if the Kenflaroo court.
JOB PRINT