Sherman County observer., July 23, 1920, Image 2

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Skengan County Farm Bargains
O b s e rv e r.
The marriage of Miss Bather Cush­
720 aerps for sale close to Bourbon;
man and Irwin Morria, two popular about 600 acres in cultivation; 200
member« of the younger set In Moro, acres in wheat and 300 acres in sum­
W hen n tire needs repairing it is best to have the work
Entered
ieco«d d « n matter •* ,he came as a pleasant surprise to their mer fallow included in price with
poti office at Moro. Oregon, July 25, 1S91. many friends.
done by a man who thoroughly understands his busi­
Their marriage was 5-year lease on another good section
ness. Amateur repairing often results disastrously and
solemnised at the home of the bride s haying 250 acres in summer fallow.
Foreign Advertieing Reprr— ------
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640 acres for sale one mile from
parents, Mrs. and M ts . E. A. Cush­
it becomes necessary to buy a new tube or casing. *
T H E AM ERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
man, last Sunday, when Rev. Ghorm­ Bourbon; 425 acres in cultivation.
of in
the
Christian
Church
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in n n ley 01
e v
nnsnau v
u u iv u united Included in the pried" is 200 acres in
FRIDAY............... July 23. 192l> "{¡¡fern with the beautiful and Impress wheat, 200 acres in summer fallow,
all stock and machinery. Price 132,-
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' ¡ng ring ceremony.
L. M. Thompson, Proprietor, 3 years at the tire game
Mr«. E. E. Slbray, of Portland, sister 000, part cash and good term*, on bal­
C. L . I r e l a n d .............. Manager.
of the bride played the wedding march, ance.
Opposite ihe M o ro lld w & Im p . Co
800 acres for sale et-st of Grass Val
and Mr«. Cushman served an excellent
ley; about 223 acres in wheat, 175
dinner.
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Vulcanizing
Retreading
All Work G uaranteed
Only Immediate members of the acres in summer fallow ; lota of water;
third of crop goes with the place.
family were present.
The bride was born In Sherman Price $25 an acre. W ill oonsider a
County, atending school In Moro and house in Moro, Wasco, or The Dalles
«M y C o u n try ’T ia of Thoo,
at Washington High. In Portland, with as part payment.
• f - L ib e rty ."
See Alex Hunter, Moro, Oregon.
a finish in the Oregon Agricultural
College. The groom Is a Dalles boy
of Wasco -County, was graduated in
¡ B 1 h p r fr a h rsm
Crosfield handles and sells only
Philomath College as an Mechanical genuine Holt extras. Do not be m is­
Engineer, but Is now Identified as a lead by inferior parts.
a “490” or “ Baby G rand”
prosperous wheat farmer, living near
Community Center for Moro
Jus* arrived, a good shipment of
Maupin.
Wide Track Yellow Winona
The young couple motored to their the
A holding company was farmed fa m until after harvest, when they wagon. Moro Hardware & Imp. Co.
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jome weeks rgo by ten Moro resident« will take a long trip in California and
Wait for Dr. Freeze, if
fo< the purpose of buyirg the property
other places of interest.
you
need e je service.
in Main street known as the Hur.ter
Trips eacn month to
-olece, and lots joining owned by
Moro and other towns.
W. A. Raymond ard Mrs. Ellsworth,
Serions Harvest Accident
for the purpose of selling the house,
Le Cheerful.
buildings, etc., on the property, mov-
A serious accident involving three
We ought to be us cheerful as we
,ng tl> se«ff and holding (he lots until well known people occurred Monday
the city council could take it over as afternoon three miles south of Wasco can, If only because to be happy our­
selves Is a most effective contribution
part of the city park holdings.
when a team of horses owned by
Last week the house was sold to John Royse and hitched to an iron to the happiness of others.—Sir John
Lubbock.
Wm. B. Wall who w ill move it to wheel wagon loaded with hay became
the five lots back of the Ellsworth unmanageable on the Lamborn grade,
hotel annex which he has bought from running away and upsetting the wagon
F. A. Sayrs for that pyrpose.
in front of Leslie T. Barnett’s home.
The city council is now considering The horses fell one on the other, the
the building of a city hall and fire wagon rolling over twice, after which
house back of the city pump house on the team and front gears attached con­
a
Second street and the opening of the tinued to the grade in sight of Wasco
balance of that street for GO feet of where they became tangled in the
its width, the building of a 14-foot wire fence. Dr. J. C. Ghormley,
concrete culvert across it and using who was called to take care of the in
the dirt left on Main street from the jured men, reports that Chas. Siscel
excavation for the DesChutes Motor had his right arm and leg broken,
W A SC O , OREGON
Company building, to fill the street right ankle sprained and injuries to
to grade.
his shoulder and chest; Gus Johnson
When the Hunter residence is mov­ had his face cut, but no bones broken;
Sherm an County A gents for Chevrolet A utom obiles
ed and this proposed improvement Lloyd, oldest son of John Royse, re
made the city park w ill extend along ceived a bad scalp wound and had
Main street nearly a full block and practically all the right side of his
very nearly to the railroad track. face peeled when he hit the ground.
The trees set out several years ago
are just beginning to grow and with
the trees added by the new park area
Former Rendenters Visit County
w ill give Moro a fine community cen­
ter as w ell as an auto camp ground
Wm. Henrichs and wife returned
on the 11th from an auto tour as far
for visitors.
'DOM A WAN WEAR A
east as NezPerce, Idaho, where <bey
HANÔDOO LOOK WHEN
visited with J. P. Henrichs and fam­
BUYING” A N E W H AT?
Home From California
ily, brother to Judge Henrichs. They
were accompanied upon their return
C. J. Thompson and family have by J. P. and wife, who were former
returned from a winter’s vacation residents of Shetman county, making
spent in southern California, being the first 200 miles to Pendleton the
Gilliam and Wheeler Counties
fortunate to leave that section befsre first day; the second day they stopped
the recent earthtjuakes stirred the at Hermiston where they had dinner
people from their complacent occupa­ with Mr. Henrich’s sister, Mrs. Ar­
tion of “ m ilking” tourists. The trip nold Buhman snd family, former res
Special Attention Given Wheat and Stock Farm
both ways was made by auto; 1134 idqjits of Sherman county north of
FOR SALE
miles being the distance to Loa An­ Wasco. Before the party had reached
geles via Bend and 1300 miles home McDonald ferry, when crossing G il­
'^ria the Pacific and Columbia high­ liam county, the dust storms were so
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ways.' The only road toll exacted on heavy that lights had to be used in
the entire trip was the iron dollar the afternoon and at the ferry a wait
charged at Miller bridge to get into of an hour was necessary before the U pper M ain Street, opp. Garage
Sherman county and the worst road of wind quieted sufficiently to make the
CONDON, ORE.
all the many miles was that between crossing safe. The two fam ilies are
The Dalles and Sherman county. The now visiting at Camp Sherman on the
R . H . M c K e a n , M a n a g e r, W a s c o , O re g o n
trip up was made in GJ days, the first Metolious river.
night stop being at Fresno, the 2d at
Woodland, 3d at Dunsmuir, 4th at
Roseburg, 5th at Salem where rela­
Returns From Visit to Missouri
DEALERS IN
tives were visited, 6th at Portland.
While away from Sherman county Mr.
Manual Cslinger and fam ily, who
Lim e, Piaster, Cement, Builders
AUTO
Thompson attended ak delegate the have been auto touring through the
Supplies,
Lumber, Wood, Coal,
General Assembly of the Presbyterian middle west to as far as their old
DRAY
Cedar
Posts,
and Hay.
church, held at Philadelphia in May, Missouri home at Stockton, returned
and after wards he visited New York, last week. Their mileage going east
Phone M a in 314 M o ro , Oregon
Chicago and other eastern cities in totaled 2456 miles, negotiated in 29
MANUFACTURERS OF
eluding Atlantic City. The last nam days. The return, because of better
Freight and Express
ed just to see if the ocean waters of road conditions, was made in 11 days.
Handled P rom ptly. M oving
the Altsntic were of a different cast One place in particular, in Montana,
or taste from that of the Pacific.
they were two days going 46 miles
E fficiently Attended To.
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when east bound, with mud to the
running boards, while the return over
Remember Mullikin, the harness that stretch was made in two hours
man, is now at Wasco, Call and see with dust following the car.
The
him.
only car trouble’ of any kind on the
am es stew art
round trip was two small punctures.
Be Sure Your Repairs are Properly Executed
MORO. OREGON.
MORO TIR E SH O P
’Sowing" Dollars
_
for a Thrift Crop
W E C A N D E L IV E R
Q O W IN G the seed is only one step in the
^^production of a crop. If the harvest is to be
abundant, favorable conditions m ust be main-*
tained. T o the business man, this means
favorable credit conditions.
T he Federal Reserve System is the great
stabilizer of commercial credit conditions to-,
d ay. It insures an am ple Atpply of such credit
at all times.
A N Y T IM E
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ROADS ARE BETTER EACH DAY
The Most Popular Machine
MORROW
in the 1920 -
Sherman County Harvest Fields
will be the
Holt High Deck Combined Harvester
BROS.
WHITE, PHONE OH CALL UPON
come in and let me tell you why
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'. C. HANNA, DUFUR, ORE
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G e o . N . C r o s f ie ld , W a s c o , O r e .
u
M M
F A R M E R S’ STATE BANK .
M oro
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O reg o n
CHEVROLET
FOR BARGAINS IN FARM PROPERTIES
STOCK ad » H ill RlHCHfS
G oing All A round
99
F. T. Hurlburt
says the Good Judge
I find men are taking
to the Real Tobacco
Chew.
The good, rich taste
lasts so much longer
that you find it saves
you * money to use
this class of tobacco.
Any m an who uses
th e R eal T o b a cco
Chew will tell you
that.
Independent Warehouse g milling (o
W . N. JO N E S
truck
Put up in two styles
M IL L F E E D A N D F L O U f
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
Z7t-yn> m -R r./n n C om pany 110/ B roadw ay,
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Y o rh C tty
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STOCK ¿0 HISS IftfBTCI
ASK T H E OW NERS
a* 9
About the Economical Ford Trucks
Douglas county, Wash., this year Is
experiencing their 4th successive year
S H E R M A N GOUNTY*
of total crop failure. The Douglas
county Fanners' Union are now solicit­
ing gifts of straw from more fortunate
Address: MORO, ORE.
localities and are asking the railroads
for free transportation for the feed so
hat farmers can winter over their
D E P U T IE S
stock and horse*. Sections of the
Palouse country ars also suffering L . Schgdewitz,
Dr Joi Saunder«,V.S
Kent O re.
Moro, O re.
a crop failure thia year, the 3d suc­
W. H. Meyer, Wa»co.
cessive one for that district.
W. C B ryant .
... The same old story of the market C. J. B right ,
overstocked with food stuffs In Port­
land, at high prices, while consumers
do without and producers peddle what
they can sell is again being repeated
in the daily market reports. The sur­
plus is being wasted In an effort to
A ttorneya-al -Lnw
keep up prices.
Bright & Bryant
in c .
MORO, OREGON
Blacksmith
&
Garage
Machine
Shop
Firestone
Goodyear
Gas, Oils, Grease and Accessories
Auto Repairing and Storage
Iron. Steel and Coal, Hardwood. Carriage
and Wa^on Material
’ otfiitaft at
Full and Complete line of Genuine Ford Parts
now in stock
Fresh cow for sale.
Reese, Moro, Oregon.
Mrs.
MANAGER
Moro, Oregon
. We have a 1000 bushel steel grain
Ginn, Coleman <
Co.
A fiatrecta promptly made by the
Sherman County Abstract Co., Moro,
Oregon.
.
For aale. Baby Beat Harvester,
We can have this machine put
in A1 shape to go in the field. See
roe at ooco. Crosfield, Wasco.
1
Dalles and «Moro, Ore.
M ORO LA U N D RY
Q£O. E L L S W O R T H ,
Proprietor
WASCO TIRE AND
VULCANIZING —.,■■■ WORKS
—L- 1 iiifjr j T— ~
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$
G uy C ham ne««,
P r o p r ie to r
W e eco, O re g o n
bin for sale cheap.
1460.
«
Tht
T . S.
Good Ford for ••)«, 1^00 See Cros­
field at Wssco.
DesChutes Motor Co.
R . S. G O F F ,
Crosfield has a good stock of wide
track "’agons.
Washing
dOne each Monday, Tuesday
and Wedseaday
Third day delivery achedule maintained
Leave bundles at Ellsworth Hotel- Annex
Dry Cure Retreading a Specialty
Tire and Tube Repairing
Brunswick Jlre»
Satisfaction Guaranteed
PatroniM Horn* Indtutry
Wa Rim to please our customer«
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