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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1923)
I I haa SIEMIN to rn ii MSEIIEI «"<■“ “ ■>“ u . w« Station K G W , owned and operated by the Oregonian, o f Portland, baa Moro, O rrfo a __________________________ ____ 1'RIDAY . . . . . . . ’. . J u n e'1. 1923 i. __ _ _ *d''i“ a b, Herbert ... __ ML *Mora,Or«* , Meets the 1st and 3d Thur.- jay evenings of each mooth. Viaiting members cordially «, .. A .V 't * k i » j r W o rth y M atron. ana Barzee, Secretary. | ■ ■ ----- * ■ ■ — ■ Notice to Race Horse Owners rion^ Lodge No. i t j 'ihe Sherman County Fair Board Meets every Monday eve- [oing in the 1. O. O. !•. hall, Transient and viaiting bro- thers are cordially invited to r. meet with us. H . P. Andersen, N . G A . M . Young, Secretary. C H R I S S C H U L T Z P O S T NO . _ A l M E R IC A N LEG IO N * Event* Hoove,, secretary of commerce, through O. R. Redfern, radio, inspector of the seventh United States district, that beginning noon, May 16th, 1923, a wave length of 492 meters w ill be uaed for a lj broadcasting. This wifi nvitc.i to meet with us us. B v ................... ....... > invited | include the United States department order of W . M . of agriculture weather reports and I. M. Peterson, Secretary - forecasts, heretofore broadcast on a Bethlehem Chapter ¡wave-length o f .485 meters. Station Ns. 78 O. E. S. K G W has been using wave length Regular communications of 400 meters, but la now using the each 2nd and 4th Ihunduy new Wave gp^dfled by the department eventngs monthly. , r ‘ M.v Balshe. of commerce. 7 B R I E S F ' 'IJ IE W S Faragraplu aa Stata, Coanty aad Stata, Couty has set Saturday. June 3rd, two o ’clock, as the time for all owners oy race horses, owned in Sherman cotjnty, to meet in the opera house 4ft Moro. The meeting is called for the purpose of arranging a speed program of taces by Sherman county Tl horses for the county fair to be held September 13th, 14th, and 15th. on C. C. Richmond, Secretary. F. E. Fortner > and family were Portland visitors this week« A. Nish was a visitor in Moro from The Dalle« on the 27th. The high achdql fscuRy ware din ner guests last Thursday at the home of W. C. Bryant and family, F. J. Thomas and family, from The Dalles, spent last Sunday in Moro at the home of his sister, Mrs. C. L. Ireland. Clarence Sperling and w ife, ac companied by MiSa Beryl King, were after supper visitors in The Dalles on the 26th. Wm. Ridgeway and family left on the 26th for Dallas, Oregon, where they expected to vioit relatives until after Decoration Day. Mrs. M . E. DeGraw, . formerly Mrs. Damewood of DeMoea, was registered this week at Hotel Moro from Kootenai, Idaho. Here Mu Visits Memaid Haunt Truman Strong haa a fairly good sited pond on M * *ar™ near Moro ot which he is eopoewhat proud. Just why thia feeling did not appear until last Sunday. Son.« of Truman's friends have said at times, that he was inclined to get to the bottom of thing» whenever a problem presented itself, but it was not known juat how far be would go. Bupday last Trumao and Herman O riat iansen were boat rvling on the *hnd. When they landed Herman rocked the boat with the usual and instant result, Truman tried to stay with the boat, instead he weat to the bottom to visit the mer maids he ha« in hiding at the bottom of the pond. In conclusion, it may be said that Mr. and Mrs. Strong entertained at dtantr Sunday H. H. Christiansen and family, Karl Schade and wife, and H. B. Pinkerton and fam ily.. - * Eye Sigkl Specialist Coming OBSERVER WANT ADS Rates: Under IS wqfda, 35c 15 to 30 word«, SOc Over 50 wda., 1%< per wd. Fresh Cow For sa le ; phone 21F4 or address Ches. Bullard, Moro, Oregon. W eed Notice Notice la hereby given to whom it may concern that all .weeds In and about their premises must he de stroyed by cutting or other wise, aa is by law provided. G. P. Ellsworth. City Marshal. Shoe Repairing— We pey parcel poet one wav on all shoe repairing. Good quality leather and work. Joe Amore, The Dalles, Oregon Abstracts ADstracts promptly made by the Sherman County Abstract Co., Moro, the Oregon. D r. Clarke of Clarke B ro w e r O p tic a l W c o -» n 2 * Sixth stroet’ R e a l E s t a t e for S a le The usual social’ given by the Portland, w ill be.in Moro at the Moro S ix room house and lot in Moro; Meets at O dd Fellows H a ll Ladies Aid society each month w ill Hotel Parlor from 6p . m. Wednesday house and lot and tract of land in the second and fourth W ednesday* be next week at the home of Mrs. June 6th until 6 p. TO. Thursday June city lim its of Moro; two other houses o f each month. N P. Hanson was a business visitor O. A. Ramsey, Thursday, June 7tb. 7th. Those having eye trouble should in Moro; wheat ranch in Gilliam Karl Schade, Comm ander county. If you wanl to buy or sell in Sherman county this week from I him. Examinations free. M. R. Eoff, wife and eight-year-old I . M . Peterson, Adjutant real estate call on Peterson & Free Portland. son, who have been visiting with Mrs. man, Bank of Moro bldg., Moro, Ore. George Hennsgin and family left Eoff’a parents, R. W. Pinkerton and It appears to be definitely esiaonsn- week for their summer home at wife, left thia week for their home ed that President Harding will reach Dr- J ob . S a u n d e r s , V . S. this at Yakima. Camp Sherman. Brows’* Stage Portland on July 4, his itinerary call The NewporVCorvallls nignway 10 • A numbet of Sherman county people ing for hla participation In the Old Schedule of Brown’s Stage, travel kas retam ed to Sherman now In splendid condition It is report have been attending circuit court in Oregon Trail celebration at Meacham, ing daily between Grass Valley and Coanty for the summer. The Daalles the, past two weeks, on July 2- ed. The Dalles: He w ill practice his profes- Cattle ranges in Crook county are Leaves Grass Valley . . 7-JM) a. m. West Linn will have a rose show charged with riot and illegal fishing in better shape thia year than they Leaves Moro . sioa at Moro and vicinity. June 5, the first that has been held at at Shearer Bridge. . 7:60 a. m. W. A. Raymond has a severely have been for many seasons past, is Leaves Wasco that place in six years. • • 8:20 a. m. right eye, received Monday the report given out by Vernon V. Arrives The Dalles . . 9:30 a. m. H e a d q u a r te r s F o ss & Co. George E. Chamberlain, accompan burned Harpham, supervisor of the Ochoco ied, by his wife, left Washington, D. when some “ hot” plaster hit him in leaves The Dalles . . 3:00 p. m. M o ro , O re. T e rm * Cash national forest. the eye when Working at the C. L. leaves Wasco . • - 4:26 p. m. C., for Portland Saturday. a „ * *4 The state highway commission has leaves Moro Ireland residence. • . 4 :46 p. m. The 16th annual convention of the filed with the public service commia Arrives Crass Valley . 5:06 p. m. A fish warden from Bend arrested State Editorial association will be held aion applications for authority to ellm two local fishermen and confiscated at Hood River July 13, 14, 16. A . M . H IC K S their gear and license, at Shearer lnate five grade crossings over the Portland has a population of 343, Bridge recently. They* were caught Southern Pacific company’s tracks in H 1 1 I I I H I I I I"* I I 1 1 » I * I ♦ 001, according to the estimates of the fishing in restricted waters. Tillamook county. ' • P lu m b in g and H eating 1923 city directory, issued by R. L. IJoyd Johnson, member of the Teacher*’ Examination«. Sells and installs the Polk & Co. Moro boy scout troup on their recent N o tice is hereby given that the County fam ous M u e lle r pipe A non-couierence track and field trip to Hood River, continued his School Superintendent of Sherman county o r pipeless furnace. meet of the independent colleges of stay at that place as a guest of his O re .,w ill hold the regular eaammation of applicant« for state certificate* at the *upcr- 1 Oregon was held Saturday at Linfield grandfather, Granville Phillips. intendent’a office at the court hou»e in college, »McMinnville. r M o ro , Oregon, se follow«: W a sc o , O r e g o n Ellsworth Woods, wife and two The first general “hog picnic" in Commencing W edneaday, June 13, children, visiting in Sherman county 1923 at 9 o ’ clock a. m ., and continuing - —F olks : the hietory of hog breeding In Ore until’ Saturday, June 16, 1923. at 4:00 gon will he h«ld lu Dayton Saturday, from Weston, accompanied by Mrs. W. A. Norcross of Klondike, returned o ’clock p . m . when breeders from all over the state Wedneaday forenoon.— W ritin g 1 Pen thia week from a brief visit at Bend m anship), M u«ic, U . S. H u to ry , Draw- will :uu41 far Ci: 'r annual session. where they visited with B. F. Peetx • The stat? te n ' <. >■' *n of Oddfellows, '— keep Ihe flies out w ith Wedneaday alterapoa -R ead ing , Phy*- “ and family. î t “bekal.s and. t i e various affiliated de- »ology, M anual T rainin g. Composition, “ T - A - L screens fo r w indow s Miss Bessie Andersen, leader, ai ’ DotneU ic Science, M eth od , in Reading, ! grees. ended at N orth Bend w ith the nine members of the Camp Fire G’ Is Course of Study for Drawing, Methods in “ and doors. T h is is also the . Installation « f the various officers. “ tim e to place fuel orders fo r .. . club of thia city left Monday E r a A rithm etic. A conference of bankers and farm- ijre n o o o — A rithm etic, History ten day» outing in the vicinity of of Thuradns Education, Psychaiogy, Methods in ” next w in te r— w hile prices are : ; ers of the 12th federal reserve'dta- Tygh. ' Three cars were needed to Geograph) , Mechanical Drawing, Dome«- Opposite Black and White | trlct will be held at the Oregon Agri " riRht. transport the party and their camp tic A rt, Courtc of Study tor Domestic A tf. cultural college at Corvallis, June 7. Thuisdey afternoon4 -G ra m m a r, Geo- equipage. raphy. Stenography. Am erican Literature, Charles Schwanberg of Portland was M a il O r d e r s G iv e n A card haa been received at thia Physics. Typew riting. Methods in L an appointed by Governor Pierce a mem S p e c ia l A tt e n t io n office from The Dalles, signed by “ a guage, Thcain for Primary Certificate. ber of the state board of pharmacy to F riday forenoon— I heory and Practice, friend,” stating that Mrs. L. C. Orthography, Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co ” Physical G eog.aphy,English succeed W. D. McCurry of Portland Grimes is in The Dalles hospital in a Literature, Chemistry. W. K. Jobnton. Manager serious condition. Mrs. Grimes, F riday afternoon— School L aw , Geology M o ro , O regon formerly a resident of Moro and Algebra, C iv il G overnm ent. Saturday forenoon— G eom etry, Botany. Wasco, haa been living at Band the Saturday afternoon— General H iatory, last few years. Book-keeping. •h l « I 1 1 I 1 i I "1 4‘ I 1 1 l‘ l i I I 1 I I H Grace M ay Zevely, R. W. Pinkerton and wife enter Mail Orders Given County School Superintendent tained four relatives and their fam ilies at dinner thia Thursday at Prompt Attention their farm home north of Moro. In cluded in the party were Ellsworth Woods and family, from Weaton; M. R. Eoff and family, from Yakima, Washington; James Woods and wife Compare and H. B. Pinkerton and family, of Our Prices this city. Chas. Boardman was in Moro thia With Others Tuesday from his home near Kent. He reports that he haa completed the We wish to announce to the public that we have withdrawn road grading contract he had with the our 4th of July celebration in favor of Graea Valley for the | county for the stretch of road west reason that we believe that Sherman county in not large from Wilcox station to a connection enough to have two successful celebrations and that it is for the with the Sherman Highway. It is best interests of the American Legion in this county that only understood that Baurs & Baurs w ill | rock surface this new grade when one celebration be held. We laid plans and advertised for a surfacing the highway near Kent celebration at Moro early In the year before we knew that Grass Valley were planning to celebrate, but now sentiment Memorial Day was observed at More Wednesday with a service at the seems to be that It is Grass V alley’s turn this year to celebrate. Presbyterian church, Rev. H. G. Under the circumstanses we are with drawing because we feel Hanson addressing the ' congregation that It is for the common good. Wo are headquarters for on the theme “ Lest we Forget.” Following the church service the Eresb Strawberries ami Vegetables Chria. S c h u ltz P oat N o. 7 1 , America« Legion, Members of Chris. Schulta post, American legion , ' marched to the M oro, O r e g o n [cemetery, where they decorated the Sugar, per cwt • • graves of veterans with flowers and | small flags. Gold Metin’ K'<‘ur, p«r -ack About twenty-five par cent of the W hite River Flour, per ->ack members of the Oregon Cooperative Grain Growers of district flv», con Webfoot F o u r per Rack •-X • sisting of Sherman county, voted this I year for district delegate. The vote Pruneth two poun-ls for as canvassed in this city last Friday K aiseir, needled, p'-r pound •••; resulted in V. H. Smith, W . 8- Powell and J'red Krusow being re-elected Soap, Polar Wbilc ",,d WhiU‘ W,,",ler’ ’° r as district delegates. Hans Thompson ¡and F. A. Sayrs acted aa judges and o •» “ per vase H. B. Pinkerton as clerk. Tum-A-Lum ;; N e w s .... The Dalles, Ore. Parlor HO TEL F. W. Chindlund, Prop. S tr ic tly N e w H o llo w T ile C o n s tr u c tio n B u ild in g S p e c ia l D in n e r o n S u n d a y s SO c L u n c h e o n S e r v e d D a ily “9 M o r o W ith d r a w s 4th of July Celebration in Favor of Grass Valley O ur S p e c ia ltie s S e r v ic e , Q u a lity a n d M o d e r a te P r ic e s W h e r e G r o c e r y P r ic e s A r e A lw a y s L o w e s t Moro Theatre Open Saturday Evenings to 9 p.m. WilR'U’’« Milk, per cape ........... Iowa C orn,; five for ........ R<n>l Red Tomato«*. k olid pack - ip e o 'a Nut Margarine, per pound Fancy Potatoes, per cw t....... Royal Club and Tree Teflft, per pound Parlor Grocery ~ The Dalles, Ore. These Are Our Regular Prices. John H. Johnson, civil war veteran and retired farmer, died at hit home [in Wasco Saturday, May 26th, follow ing a paralytic stroke. At the time [of hia death Mr. Johnson was past 84 years of age. Funeral tarvices were | conducted Monday afternoon by R»v. B. L. Hicka from the Christian | church at W a s c o . Interment was In J the cemetery near Wasco. Hla widow, [flv» sons and on» daughter aurviv» I hia passing. Clarence Anderson, nephew of Mrs. | C. L. Ireland, who haa been working in the 8herman County Observer office for the past several months, haa [terminated his position with thia 1 office to accept the position of editot [ and manager of the Wasco News- Enterprise. Residents of Wasco and vicinity have purchased the Newa- Enterpriae plant and w ill organ!»» | » company to continue its publication. Mr. Anderson w ill also become in terested Ip the publishing company. 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