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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1918)
V I =55 Cadillac touring car, completely Ford roadster just overhauled, M r*. J .M . Axtell returned Tues overhauled and newly painted. newly painted, tdr sale by the day from a visit at Hillsboro. For tale by Barnett Auto Co., at Barnett Auto Cq.. Wasco. O .C . Mortenson returned Tues MORO. OREGON. Waaco. day from a visit to the Mikkalo » International Poultry Food w ill Mrs. J, C . Hockman owns the make those hens lay. Can he had section of G illiam county. first little chicks of the season. A at M o ro H dw . & Im p. Co. Ford roadster just overhauled, present of 11 chicks from 15 eggs Watch the daily move in the newly painted, lor sale by the by a Buff Orpington biddy. chess game in the show window Barnett Au(o Co., Wasco. F R ID A Y .......... January 11. 1918 Dodge touring car, just over of the M o ro Hdw . & Im p. Co. The meeting night for the Red hauled. ia In good mechanical Maxwell touring car, for sale by Cross classes has been changed to condition. For terms see Barnett Eatered at racood cira» “ • « * Barnett Auto Co., Wasco. Start po»( o f t « at M o ro . O ra fo « . J a lf » . I » l . Monday evening. 7 o’clock. Auto Co., Wasco. er, lights, and all in good shape. Maxwell touring car. for sale by Geo. N . Crosfield says that* each Dr. Poley accompanied Martin C. L. I r e l a n d . . . . . . Manager. Barnett Auto C o ., Wasco. Start owner of a H o lt caterpillar.tractor Hansen to a Portland hospital er, lights, and all in good shape. should take advantage of tbe H o lt where M r. Hansen submitted to W e w ill not b< reaporaible tor tbe instruction school soon to convene L . I I . M artin and wife tecre in an operation on the 5th. neglect of *u b ra r.b e « to «o<ify ot changes ia tbeir addrera. N o r w ill 'he at Spokane. -»• , M oro this week on their return to a ^ .b c .tx x » of a Postmaster t o t t o m b - A petition has been sent to the Ira K. Axtell ia at The Dalles •cribcr bra " R r a s o r e d " settle t o b ill of a Heppner from a visit at Portland. office of the phone company ask hospital, recovering nicely from d cliao aeo t. . Cadillac touring car, completely ing for longer office hours and a a recent operation fo r hem orr overhauled and newly painted. better service at the M oro station. hoids. ’ .. ; —. For sale by Barnett Auto Co., at Jas. T o m lin Jr. and fam ily Dodge touring car, just over Wasco. hauled, is in good mechanical were visitors last week from Rev. B. T . Smith left Monday condition. For terms see Barnett P ortland^ at the home of hia parents in Moro. evening for Newberg, to be with Auto Co., Wasco. Mrs. Smith, called there by the Jaa. Kenny and w ife have re • M y C o u n try T i e of T h e e , t w e e t L an d The new H o lt caterpillar trac turned fro m a two weeks’ va illness of her father who died on f a f L J b a rty .*.. tors for C.L.Powell, W m . Burres, cation spent w ith M r. Kenny’s Tuesday of this week. and Martin Hansen were shipped parents at Valley, Idaho. Complete line of W ood and Rev. Fi H . Pemberton, who frpm Stockton on the 29th. Dewey Thompson and w ife Coal Heaters in stock at the M oro will preach at the M .E . church Miss DeEtta Marie Fagan is the united w ith the Monldand Pres Hardware & Implement Co. Saturday evening a n d /a ll next youngest member of M oro city, byterian church at the close of week, is a clear, concise thinker, the afternoon service last Sun W ait for Dr. Freeze coming to her parents, M r. and logical in his deductions, forceful day. , if you need eye serv- Mrs. F . E . Fagan, at eight o’clock ___ ice. T r ip s each in his delivery and withal, pleas Thursday morning, January 10th. W m . Thompson lias returned -1. fro m a vacation visit w ith his month to M oro and other towns. ing. H ear him. The dining table at the J. C. parents at Oregon City, M r. and Hockman home was decorated ¡Mrs. Elwood Thompson, fo r Sunday afternoon with a good m erly ' residents of Sherman sized boquet of white carnations, county east of Moro. / The O bserver, Calftp b ftma M- & IT IS HOT WHAT YOU MAKE IT IS WHAT YOU SAVE, THAT COUNTS This bank is the result of w hathas been saved by practical farmers. Twenty-five years actual experience at your command. Open an account with us today. Z—*__________ ____ s - ao - -U -J ,10 ■ Ngnwy »■*. " fc— X Farmers' State Bank MORO. Capital $25,000 OREGON. $97,944.24 W . H. R s f ls a a lt, P r e s id e n t W . F . J a c k s o n , V ic « P r e s id e n t » * T ** r ' ‘ ‘ ‘ We wish to" express to you our appreciation ot the business en trusted to us during the past year and to assure you that our best efforts will be extended to retain your valued orders thro’ the year to come. J : I < . N. Crosfield, WASCO, OREGON roused from their winter sleep by H om er D . Belshee left Thurs the sunny open winter we are ex day to jo in Mrs. Belshee at Cor periencing. Mrs. Hockman said vallis, who has been visiting fo r some tim e w ith her parents |np||hat(ir fill* Rfllfi the plants are full of buds. at that place. D uring their ab-1 l«*««“K Ul I Ml Ml« Mrs. M ary Morrow , one of the scnce the fa rm a n d s to c k w ill A 220 egg practically new early pioneer settlers of Sherman be in charge of George McDoift McClannahan incubatpr at half price. • W rite Mrs. W .E . Newton, s county, died at the home of her aid. at either DeMoss or M oro. tfj4 daugnter, Mrs. E. E. Kaseberg, in A large am ount of routine ’Wasco January 9th at the age of business, such as appointment 82 years. Mrs. M orrow is of a of county officers and the se long-lived family, one sister who lection ot judges and clerks fo r Chestnut sorrel Belgian stallion recently pawed away at an age of the elections scheduled fo r this |No.5225: weight 2000 ft; age 11 year, took up the. greater part years; sound in every way; guar 86 yean, and othen living to he of the time of the county court anteed a breeders can show eighty nearly as” old? Nine children, 8 at this session. head o f his colts. W ill sell tor residing in Sherman county, were cash or on terms with approved The Observer is h r receipt of with her when the call came. note. For particulars address \ a personal letter fro m two Sher W . I. Ebbert. box 176 Questionaires addressed to the m an county sdklier boys at tfj4 Condon, Oregon following men have been return Camp Lewis, American Lake, in w hich they say “W e wish to ed to the local board, unclaimei thank the friends who rem em Roy Mitchell, Florin Hendenon, bered us at Christmas tim e w ith Robt E. Stout, registered at Kent; gifts of candy and cigarettes.” Brown or black filly; no visi- Jos A. Robertson, Arthur B. Dav The letter was signed by Cor | bte brands; either a yearling or a is, Carl Lindeman, Chas. Gibson, poral F . B. Schamel and Cor 2-year old; .come to my place about N ov. 15th. Owner request registered at Wasco; W m ’. G ar poral A. C. Buckley. W e are glad to know that the gifts a r ed to call, prove property, pay field Wilson, Frank Karft, Oscal rived in tim e and are as much expenses, and take it away. Selin, registered at Gras Valley. pleased to note the promotion Hom er D. Belshee Monkland, O re Any one“knowing the present ad of two of our Sherman county 2td28 boys. dress of any of the above please W . Ç. B r yan t , notify the board. The announcement that the d'.'T.’ BSioHT,» M oro Theatre this S aturday.w ill present Ibsen’s “D o ll’s House” w ill be of signal interest to de votees of the screen who like best the standard w ork done Attorneys-at-Law . into purposeful plays fo r their entertainment. The part of Nora H elm er has been played offices a t by Mrs. Fiske, Nazimova, Eleanor Duse and other famous stars of the stage, but Dorothy The Dalles and Moro, Orc. Phillips w ill how present the character fo r the firs t tim e up on the screen. Lon Chaney and WrQ- Stowell w ill lead Miss P h ilip s ’ -supporting company. © Clare Axtell has a new Physician and Surgeon. method to clean the surplus Z F grease o ff the engine of his Ford car. It works fine, but is Moro, Oregon. advisable only in cold weather. Saturday evening he met up z Office in residence. w ith Dayton Henricks assisting Dell Benson out of a mud hole close to his place and let his engine run iale to supply light w ith w hich to w ork. A fter the w ork was finished and going back to his car he found the fan belt gone and that pre-igni tion had caused his engine to “see red” and the steam was boiling something fierce. Shut ting o ff the flas supply while Office on First street, Dayton passed -the mud* hole - OREGON was long «enough to cool the M O R O . mechanism and he then chased Dayton’s car as fa r as his home w ith no damage done except to the surplus grease on the en gine. F O S S &, C O .U ia M O RO , O R E. Stallion for* Solo GARAGE - Blacksmith and Machine Shop V- Fi restane TIRES Eaedyear Owner lu te d for Stray Surplus $1250 G e o rg e Appreciation B . B o u r h lll, C a s h ie r Gas, Oils, Grease and Accessories Auto R epairing and Storage Iron, Steel and Coal, Hardwood Carriage and Wagon Material. > ’ / Bright & Bryant \ \ today returns the greatest revenue of any structure of storage character. This is proven by 'the entrance of private capital into the field. Elevator problems far castotters. TUM ■ A - LUM LUMBER CO M PAN Y Racine and Winner Fanning Mills Kentucky and Superior Drills Majestic and Universal Ranges and Stoves J. R. Morgan Farmers’ unions have devel oped farmers’conditions into the high plane we see them today and now, farmers, do not let your grain handling slip back tnto private hands. Otar Elevator Department with »killed Architect», Eagiamrs, Millwright», and Mackaaks, ia dally solviag aaaay Keystone and Io. 2 Star Disc Harrows Dr. C. L. Poley ' A well equipt elevator z W E ARE AGENTS F O R Coal, Wood and Oil Heaters I D e x itle t Largest stock ever in Sherman county to select from. Furniture, Mattresses, Window Shades, Carpets, Rugs and Lineoleum Dr. Jos. Sanders 4 » There will surely be held at the Veterinary Surgeon DeMoss park ne«t summer, most Moro, Oregon, likely 4th of July week, a regular Office in Bolton Building full course 6-day Chautauqua.. A subscription list for advance ticket Office phone, Main 361. aalea ahowa now more than 225 If not there, call Main 103 anc aold. Under the contract with the leave a message for me. Chautauqua management when 450 ticketa are aold the price muat Headquarter» at F o la & C o . Garage advance. Any one wanting to aubacribe for ticketa now, at prac* tically half price, can do ao by notifying E. A. Medler at Waaco, J.P.Strahl at DeMoss, the Obser VETERINARIAN ver at Moro. The ticketa now sell at $2.50 tor adults, $1.50 for high latore ta to Stock Im pactor school and $1 for grammer school tìxam lm r of StolUoaa for Llcosno pupils, admitting to 12 entertain ments. That is about 20c an en On a vacation.- tertainment as against 35c to 75c W il) return about Feby 15th if you are not one of the first 450. Tbe first 450 have first choice of OREGON reserved seats, an item worth con W A S C O . « ■ • T.to0MM M ,l. SOJ . . v sidering. GINN, COLEMAN & GO. MORO, OREGON M oro B a r b e r S Dr. T h eo . Beletski H. U. Martin, Manager at Moro. P cfrcelaln Tub. Everything First Qass and up to da£e. Agent for Model Luu miry of The Dalle« Shop in Dri«k Building next Ohaervar Office W .L K W IS, FrwprlPtor. k ZbxCoxo, - - - - - O xe g ’oxx. ....x ■9 , B a th hop
