Sherman County observer., June 21, 1918, Image 2

The Observer«
bmlvfcSalc
W o rkm en fo r the
and T i h y ph
.
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have
been
busy
the
past,
Oregon's
n
rf
rem
aining
quota
__ _____ 12 foot.
The c nf oreemeol o í Ih r ’
writing poles and install- to be raised in the second d ra ft
ready lor the held.
iii
m
m
qualified
M O CO . OREGON
new
apparatus
preparatory
»
545ft
men.
O
fficial
Bankable
to labor in a . u a rii
to m oving the phonr o ilie r nw i.t of tins figure baslbeen
______ call or write.
fro m the drug store to the Moro made fro m the lA a r Depart-
Ira
Axtell. M oro.
Trading C o budding.
W hen men! at Washington,
to
the
ipoar of an
finxsbrd M oro operatives w iD j In the firs t d raft, O regons
base a sere complete office ¡a r t quota arm 7 1 7 ------_
June
21.
191S
bv
Senator
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F R ID A Y
property 10
G ood.
= ---- ------ ---- of low a - M r. C um m in* wouM equipment w ith which to serve'the fillin g o f this quota, the
stale baa fm m abed “ *
* M O RO , OREGON
------w T T 'V 'iJ S * cause a regrstratiow to be made the public.
,
. « «
draft call* a total of 3?<61
. O i4 r -A r fyS.M W -
a|j niak citizen* o f the
The county ba* fin n b e d a «
>MWMiryymrot from W
Manager Cailed Stales between the ago complete concrete bridge a t t h ingtoo
f l » t >U thane
C. L. I r e l a n d
of 1 * and A V Those accepted Hines place northwest of Moro. I
brtweeti 1$ and 21 are not to where Jess Landry poked tht
be sent abroad at ooce. but noae of hr* caterpiftar when t b e l ^ ^ ^ j
¿ j 9 3 1 9
w ill be provided with a uniform
bridge
failed
him
Last
S
¡leasing
a
net
quota
still
and assent'd Io some school This b .« ,« » s m J I
rt « * I r w d o f 5.4SS rorti
O ne 12-toot and one 14-foot
for a course in m ilitary instruc­ easy to use local m aterial and
These m en w ill not be called
2d bandt McCorm ick header. See
tion. * M r. C um m in* ha* ^se do a gcod safe piece of w n r k j ^ ,
>t <J—p tune but
A Co.. M oro.
fram ed h i* amendment that The finished bridge has con- L
loducted ¿.to « rv ic e
cverv man's service w ill lx ¡Crete railings andI » cem ent!
fr c r iw i
u
G R A IN T IG H T W A G O N B E D S
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utilized.
Those physically fit white washed. m aking it «way l - d r a f t im re n x n ts
r t W and <4h»rwise acceptable w ill {o r auto h a d h g h ts to <b*tin-i
100 bushel and 125 bushel capacity. The sides built
A t the rale
- * * be sent to active service in t h Oiish it in the dark.
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r
being
made.
ot
matched tongue and grooved Poplar lumber, the
field, whfle those rejected for
Shipment
of
finished
m
aterial
I
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4Z.‘
it
not
:
<
,
«ig
ordered"
i
t
any
time
,
bottom of Yellow Pine lumber laid on Oak crom
» A< ha a i» the fighting force* w ill be as
I a d u c k d u rto th e
M oro q ^ ^ q .
si<r>d to other w o rt neccssao f n m the Mero and M onklandj they are
«¿it* Grain slide made of best approved tie d .
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Red Cn<ss auxiliary last week]service
~ to the w inning of the war.
d fo r w ____ ■
n * - _z m .
is listed
included
15 pair . socks, 2 1 Sbeim an
quota
the
Gaptain J. E . Norton has re-
p o r t a b i e g r a in e l e v a t o r
sweater*. 5 pair pajam as. 23 5 * men to
« ¿ « ¡ « M s f c m the o t n e y S ft» « l .k v t r a
draft.
helpless case shirts, 519 gauze I fo r this
from
the
T h e best appliance to load wagons from the held
o f the « a l i ■ 3 ju t.n l j r i x r J m e t Mooda>
the Edw.
c ix n p n -» sire Sx4
The a u x il­
in which is the in firm a tio n that rtdection of D. E . Stephens as
or to onload wagons into bins, storage elevators or
E. D jE
iary was requested to furnish j County
B «low . Sher
tSe official name of the Home director and F . L Fortner as
radroad cars, and is interchangeable in its work.
i t tfa» . M *
. 50 dish wipers and 25 dish
Guards w ill he Oregon Voi- cfcrk
Fiaarxvs werr ia T P and 12$ and M were forwarded, j office last
W . S. Powell, at the Farmers’ Union warehouse in
return A pril,
deaeri ption
w ile c r G uard* and that the satisfactory condition, c o l d e r -
EL R C urfm an. principal last | to W
trip of follow?;
M oro, with this machine handles seven sacks per
A ff e r r a i n e n ^ u o f the s i . Ir in« the b «tU .n « e s p ro « of ttx
of the roads and
E ire year o?d bay m
year of the Grass \ alley school,
aiinote
loading from the warehouse to railroad car.
.¡11 1. iium brted »nd the o < iv » «
b u iU in *. Ihesv t« in « »
and north o f Moro.
face, two hiad feet wh
I..1M.-S I. tiered. “ ~ ~ ----------- s- ^ 1! » " r a n i of c u ll a a hand ts spending hi* vacation a t 2
; Bridge, in Raker county.
I He reported that the concrete cat ia both bock yonm,
P O R T A B L E W O O D E N B IN S
bridge a t the Root fa rm is 11S0. branded W oa left wide.
Thanday. Jane 27. fim sbrd. alttm not as intended
Nine year oid bay mare,
Mownied on skids and’to be used for wheat storage
D r. Freeze. the eye at first by the county.
Be- unall white tpo( in face, weight
, 1 in the held or at the farm
Capacity 1000 bushels.
o f garvemment embargo 123ft. branded 7 on right sisoo-der
soecialast. will be
and gravel the qnabty thould have coh six weeks old by
Mo^o H o ld pariors all day. Free
of
that
m
aterial could not he her tide.
camnitation 10 alt.
Headache*. |
Three year old Mack illy ,
had that - wns necessary to
eve ache», cron eye*, and other f »n»*h a complete concrete job, wire cut on left arm. branded lazy
eye troubles given special
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so the deck Iws been planked D on left shoulder.
non. Careful e n m m in o o i i n l a n d an iron railing installed
Six year old bay mare, tfrip
correct ienses and mountings to 1 until a fte r the w ar. The abut- in face, weight 1300. left hind foot
every case. O ne day owly |m e n t* and footings h a w been while above fetlock, branded lazy
Kill
L> oa left sbouideT. mar have
__ local g m v d and
At Kent the 2Sth. G ra n Valiev
sand, is plentv strong fo r the kiiag colt.
The 3bth. Wasco the 2Sth.
S e v en year old bay mare, war
complete bridge when finished.
ia
face,
weight 1150. white right
Mrs, T . E. H ulery now has ¡but this m aterial w ill not carry
three brothers in active m ilitary I a tin s* load because of unpuri- eye. branded lazy D on left shoe*
mr
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service. two in .France.
The I ties in the materiaL
- W ill pav reward of S I0 each
last brother to enlist was Ralph,
to Benetield’s pas-
tor
who had to submit to the re -,
or will pay a swicaMe reward
tuoval of his tonsils before the j
___ kadiag to their
exam ining board would P O to l^ ...,
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Notify Bewetidd a; the
Kim - He is now s tation e d at j
or W G . McDonald at the
Cam p Humphreys. V irginia, in j
« h » * * ™ o :
W»
l » a r l»w tv
\
Pr.de o f Watiuwg- McDonald ferry.
the engineer division.
H e r |-i>'® P
. . wU c u r n p l m - ^
R. A . Walks, owner. 217 E m
brothers Charles and Hom er.
D errck T g ^ e . Long 82d street HL, Portland. Oregon.
’ now in France, w rite that both|
la good condition.
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__ paining rapidly in w eig h t«
N ow located on rhe L L~ PeetaL
and have discovered that things
h near M oro
|
to eat in that country are re­
W ill sell enure ootht for less
m arkably ease to secure and.
.
ehrap. '
* * P° “
tor the price
An auto party w ith tw o cars
The
left M oro last week fo r Seattle,
,C am p Lewis, and other
‘o f interest on the Sous
loot car were R. G Byers. M r*.
' B yerk Mis* MabeL and A rth u r
O f my big yeflowr Scotch
Christiansc-n; in the other car colise dog. Left home the night
were Henry Ericksen and sister, of the
a merchant at D ufur. The party
M oro
ihlcndcd to travel by way of
.w kngton. Cleveland and the
W-- •„
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Snoqualmie pass, returning by
wav id the Highw ay. They have
An A __-«
No-1 - Jersey
rented
a cottage «.«
on —
an island
1KAJ ai
____ 1_
in the Sound and w ill use that —* * * • *
■ 'P W of milk
at Nnfi
» h e .d q u .r e r » fo r »hort top» __ ________
r « r « ra d .
i n c
ranch or pheoe Chas
to petnts of interest
i ^.
Monkland. Orego«
M O R O , OREL.
I
Garvfe have b rtn received an
I nounetng the grwduatxw of
Mas* Cecile L Moore w ith the nwwn m w w m
, June clans of S t Vincent Hospi-
Tw o or three fresh cows, with
Lal nurses 00 the 19th. T o earn w withoot the caM. for sale to one
thss honor a graduate must
parties. Phooe or call
have strength of character and 3 qg 21
R. P. Hnbe. M oro
a strong w^i to succeed in her _ _ _ —
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chosen vvjeatioo to complete the
i ^ h fo
three rears prescribed course
It can’t be mined and transported in eight mouths.
It takes twelve
The w ars are filled w ith exact-
M nzm f
mg week. s<<i>r times tiresome
”
• full month« to mine a year's supply. There are only 200 days left
and always hard, but the re-
until the snow die? and then the deliveries front mines are blocked !
¡w a rd on commencement day of
__
knowing that » all past »
w orth the effort while the self ^ 5 * * * 1 °
« learned during the
Eoi has b S s s z t a x S ^ r í í "
K.
COLEMAN & CO.
Ito! F n luted
Sknu biit| i{Hn fir Itoe hpirtiit
ui Emitimll) Otefil (in l«pl«“b
Wntohb
k i n tv htn ■ S uit
S
Orders Should be Placed Early
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JOB PRINTING
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YOU!
X
Heed Fuel Administrator
Garfield’s Warning!
Gnfv Sale
DO
F O S S A, O O .
YOUR
C H R IS T M A S
C O A L IN G
Fink t o
G A R ^a A G E
«
uf M
\ . t
Pull Together!
EARLY
”
Get Serious!
We’re at W ar!
Blacksmith and Machine Shop
-T IR E S
fire
There is plenty of Coal to supply all, but
nH RK 0 W
Giifyar
6
Gas, Oils, Grease and Accessories
shK/ ■
A u to R e p a irin g and S torage
prc*
ts a r' b ^ m u o g i e lhS fo r the years to
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tV tu.
Sill
Q a r k e ________ _
More g irb of the ‘teen age Black Cap*, ind Lawton bl»ck
bo attended the Older Curls berries. W . R W oodworth.
hex 97 Ratacada. Ore
Conference at Heppner the first
o f the month ail report a m art
g. There wrre
girb*' attending fro m
M om . accrwnpaiued by M rs
____ and M rs B ry a n t all of
j whom look an active part in coc
the w ork of the conference, oa or
Mam Faith Ginn, of M om . was cov
again elected presadewt of the left _
The porpoae of the beaml.
h
Iron. Steel and Coal. Hardwood Carriage and
W agon Material-
UnjUadUi
BUTTER! BUTTER! BI1ÏÏE«!
For ske &n everv otv
in
Socrmaa ¿a— S»
.Ask yonr grocer for
of the
N o r m a n M aid B u t t e r
It » M Ü
w ork, but erre,
w ith the zwsT
that
“The Batter That Betten The Bread”
Hghew Creh Price»
»» Moro Transfer
w Company
bf
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taU
tim i
£r
J im To m lin,
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CL. TS IAUB.
Help MRa the War and Protect Yovroelf aod Your Bualntaa
! 'J
at the Same Tltae
“ See H. U. Martin about i t ! ”
at
MUUN BEAK
argue.
Pfovsde storage room.
Make what sacritice ia now
needed to keep your bouse warm, your business running, and the
food, clothing, arm?, and ammunition necessary for otir Soldiers
“ Over There” Bowing in a steady stream to the front.
Ik M i*t
For a l that’s Good in Coal or Wood
The
Skip yoar O t * « to tie Sorwaw C rea» Go.
*
If you havn’t the Cash on Hand: Borrow it
“Turn-A-Lum p
at
CREAM CREAM CREAM
STORE COAL NOW: IN HAY, JUNE, JULY
for
MOM
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