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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1920)
Three bottom 16-inch Canton plow, run one season, for sale by Homer D. . Notice ie hereby given that, pursu Belshee, Moro, Oregon. ant to waiver and consent, the first APPLES. Newton Pippin, eating meeting of stockholders of Moro Hotel and cooking apples $1.26 per box. En Co., for the purpose of election of close check or money order. B. L. directors, adoption of bye-laws, end Clark, box 88, Hood River, Oregon. for^the transction qf such other busi ness as may lawfully come before For bargains in used tires and re '■-said meeting, w jll be held on Mon paired casings, in most all the sizes, day, the first day of March, 1920, in see the Wasco Vulcanizing' Co., Guy the rourt room of the court house at Chamneua, proprietor. Moro, Sherman eounty, Oregon, at the Twelve head of work horses and hour of four o'clock jn the afternoon five head of yearlings and 2-year olds of eaid day. A ll subscribers to the for sale reasonable and on terms if capital stock of said company are urged to be present. Those unable to desired. Homer D. Belshee, Moro, llS tf attend may obtain proxies at eitbe^of Oregon. the Moro banks. f 2000 acres, mostly all tillable, good farm house, balm, and water. 900 One Roderick Lain disc w ill sell or acres sown to Turkey red wheat. Two miles to elevator. Also 1790 acres, trade on a horse. Chas. Bullard. approximately 1300 acres in cultiva Born to Mr. and Mrs. Dell Benson tion, 600 acres in turkey red wheat. February 21st an 8 | pound daughter. These places are for sale now. M. The little stranger has been christen FitzMaurice, Condon, Oregon. ed Anita Maple Benson. An added attraction w ill be put on * • • — ■ Dr. Poley reports that the 10 month at Moro Theater next Saturday even old baby of Mr. -and Mrs. Glenn ing, February 28th through the cour Drake's, seriously ill from complica tesy of Morrow Bros, of Wasco, coun tions following broncho-pneumonia is ty agents for the Chevrolet automo now considered out of danger and re biles. The film is a scenic portrayal of the famous cTimb of the Chevrolet covering nidely. car over the snow fields to the top of R. Dingle was a pleasant caller at Mt. Hood, is true to life and nation the Observer office on Farm Bureau ally famous for its scenic grandeur. Day. Time was, when Dick lived in Dr. Freeze w ill make Moro, we saw him often but now it ? another a tte m p t to v isit must be something special that brings Moro announcing the him Moro way. exact date next week. W. A. Tate and wife of Rufus, The storm in December cancelled his were pleasant callers at the Observer trip for that month and dangerous i li office Farm Bureau Day. Mr. Tate nees of his eldest girl called him said that the Port of Rufus was only home in January when on his way sleeping and that shortly stepE would here. She is now out of danger. be taken to put this matter to a sue cessful conclusion. I Blue P rint Plans an d Mrs. Christine Hansen, mother of Mrs. Martin Hansen and, Mrs. Chas. Specifications of that Boardman, died at the home of her Building, Large or Sm all, w rite daughter, Mrs. Martin Hansen at Me- tolious, Saturday morning... Funeral services were conducted Tuesday at Rose cemetery by Rev. McVicker. Notice of lot Meeting of Stockholder« * - V t e» V ' •A uat <i G o o d is G o o d . V BUT •Ili kî S fó tte r is B e t t e r bl T ¿ Most groceries are good, but some groceries are better. We sell the better kind, but we DON’T CHARGE ANY MORE and we guaran tee our gooda to satisfy, if not replacement is made. T ry of Oysters * Salmon. Minced Clams Som e Campbells Soup T h e se ‘ Tomatoes Peas Corn Beans M o ro T r a d in g C o ---- H is P erso n a lity — was so great and affection for him so marked that his birthday was publicly celebrated for • years before his death. So it"7s written of Washington. Few men—and they supremely great—may receive this high honor, a birthday nation ally observed. We cannot all be famous, but we may all be honored. The nearer we approach the character, the unselfish spirit that made Washington’s personality what it was, the wider grows our circle of friends. B a n k of M o ro M o ro , O re g o n Our Motto Jos. F. Novachek “All wo can give for the money; —not all we can get for the goods” Structural and Home Designer j lie O b s e rv e r MOHO. RHK R M A N C O ..O R E G O N IN C O M E TA X R E P O R T Offici Paper for ShmaWy. F R ID A Y ......... February 27, 1920 We are prepared to assist any one in making out their income tax report. Do not wait until the last minute as thia report must be filed by March 15th E u re a a rith us. ) Ì" xtb- j.JU cd t in )> L o U ffr N o , 121. " A. P. A A. M. Moro. or. tMeets they firtt and third Thurtdav evenings of each month Visiting members cordially invited to *neet By order o f W. M. J. M . P a r r y , Secretary. B e th le h e m C h a p te r NO. 78 q . E. 8. F a » ’ State Bank. Regular communication teach 2d and 4th Thursday .evenings monthly. |M rs . V iv ia n O r n o o r e , __ __ Worthy Matron R oy K u n s m a n . Secretary. Moro, Oregon F a r m e r s E d u o a tio n a l a n d C o - O p e r - s tiv a U n io n o f A m a r lo e M oro L o c a l N o . 41 Meets in I.O . O . E . hall each 2nd and 4th Saturday afternoon. Visiting members welcome. W . S. Powell President. W . H . Ragsdale, Secretary. JohnM cDermid, brother to Archie McDermid who recently passed away Rates Reasonable in Portland, died in that city Satur day from heart failure. Funeral ser H o o d R i v e r - - O r e g o n vices were held at Wasco Tuesday af ternoon interment in Wasco cemetery. Mr. McDermid was one of the pioneer farmers of Sherman county who will be long remebered for the many acts of kindness performed during his life The Dalles, Oregon among us. D o n ’t b e t a k e n in with the idea that the character of our goods means corresponding height in cost. W e shall be glad to dispel-that idea if you w ill call and see us. We want you to-know a dollar here buys more than elsewhere. P. M . Hall-Lewis & to. W e have a few stoves left—bought at the old price—and we will give . 7 our customers the benefit Registered We wish to thank our many rfiends of Kent and Moro who so kindly as Civil and Architectural Engineers sisted us at ‘ the funeral ervices of and Surveyors Mrs. Christine Hansen, mother of Mrs Martin Hansen and Mrs. Chas. Maps, Plats,’ Estimates, Reports Boardman. Martin Hansen and family on all kinds of Surveys Chas. Boardman and family Plans, Specifications, Supervision Furniture, Rugs, Lineoleums, Paints, Glass and'Oifs *on all Classes of Buildings. * A real celebration of the anniver- sary* of Washington’s natal day was held in Moro by the C. G. Huis fam ily when all the married daughters Gilliam and Wheel# Counties and their fam ilies paid a surprise visit to the “ folks at home" on the occasion of the 57th anniversary of Mr. Huis’ birth. It was a complete surprise to those immediately con FOR SALE cerned, altho Mrs. H^ls had helped plan the affair only later to hear the intimation that because of bad roads it had best be postponed. Those pres ent we’re H. T. Peugh and. family, Upper Main Street, opp. Garage from Wasco; O. N. Ruggle and fam ily rom Grass Valley; W. A. Ruggles CONDON, ORE. and family from Monkland. Agats far ta tio a al Harvester Co. Liao; of Machine^, the Tuba Tractor aid Maytag Washiag Machias STOCK and » H ill RiNCHES F. T. Hurlburt GINN, COLEMAN & CO. MORO, OREGON W . C. B r y a n t . Bright & Bryant •s, A ttorneys-at-Law offices at The Dalles and Moro, Ore. r M oro B a r b er S hop P o r c e la in J 9 a th 4 Tub. F O S S ¿6 Everything First Class and up to date. M O R O , Shop in Brick B uilding next Observer Office J a m e s ste w ar t STOCK AND BRAND INSPECTOR C. H . J O H N S , C O . in c , O REL. GARAGE P r o p r ie to r . 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