Sherman County observer., April 30, 1926, Image 2

and Mr* J. A. Thompeo* off Perii
land. Mr, and M i * J. H. Höri.
and Mrs. Cha* Bullard. Mr. and Mi*
A M Wricht, Mr. and Mr* R, J.
Ginn. Mr. and Mi* W. J. Martin. Mr.
and Mr* L, BL Martín, Mr. and Mr*
■ COMING
TO THE DALLES
Dr. Mellenthin
snry at the heme of hto daughter,
Mr* Ira AxteU. at the Axtell farm
cantei Moro.
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Mr. McLachlan said that he had
kertoo. Mr. and Mr*. J. J. Schaeffer,
Mr. and Mr* Niel McDonald. Mr.
and Mn. P. C. AxteU. Mr. and Mx* J.
M. AxteU, W bl Morrison, W. A. Ray­
mond, Mrs. X F. Beishoe, Mr* K. J.
Powell, Mr* L. V. Moore, D. J.
Md achten and family, Mr* W. A
Woods, Mr. and Mx* Ira K. AxteU.
Mr* P. J. Dillinger, Mr* Geneva
Buxton and son Ronald.
has mad* hm bom* in later year*
to be with them oa his birthday and
have a little family reunion. As wasj Tuesday evening, at th* bom* of
hto custom, be went tq visit with his Mr. McLachlan** son Daniel Jr., tL*
son. Dun Jr, for the first visit. Tues­ family gathered around a table spread
day he was to be taken to More where for nineteen to partake of a sump­
he had business affairs to transact. tuous dinner with Grandpa McLach
The Axtell farm must be passed o* Ian's birthday cake decorating the
the way to tows, when nearing the center of th* table. All the unmed-
place Old Daa said to Young Da*
that they must be having a camp four.
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Mr. McLachlan was born in Scot­
large crowd. Young Dan said to land, emigrating with his parents to
Old Daa that they would stop and New Zealand when 14 years old. In
find out. _
1879 he arrived in Oregon, landihg
When they joined the crowd Old at Portland and intending to locate in
Umatilla county whdTe relatives had
of the family bad gathered to wel­ preceeded him.- He says be changed
come him and congratulate him upon Ms mind when he was stricken with
his hearty appearance in his advanc­ a* ague fever at Portland, so return­
ed age and wish him good health fur ed to New Zealand on th* first boat
many years to come.
going by way of Sa* Franctao. I*
The afternoon hours quickly pass­ 1882 be got an attack of what he
ed with all joining in the singing of
aid time songs, telling of pioneer
county, moved upon the land in 1881
and has been prominently identified
pictures taken of the entire group, with the building up of this country
the family, and a group of the family since that time. “
four generations. Many nice gifts
were presented Mr. McLachlan and
who takes this opportunity of thank­
ing the donor*.
Hardware company, last year, a 14
foot cut J. L Cas* Combine Harves­
ter and am more than pleased with
its performance. This machine did
tW best job of harvesting of any
machine that ever operated oa my
acreage aad the field is freer of vol­
unteer than I have ever see* The
straw piles are free of grain and this
evidence shows that my grain was
placed properly i* the sack. I har­
vested 760 acres of grain last season
and to the best of my knowledge, the
machine is ready to start next yean
cutting Without a single repair. I am j
well pleased with th* vsoUrr installed
oa this machine as it was always
ready at s turn to go aad had ample
power.
Light of draft and econotaical in
operation, I recommend it to anyone |
who has need off a combine harvester.!
Very truly youn,
Chn* P. Brown, Heppner, Oregon
iste.
a candidate for the republican nom­
ination for County Commissioner for
Sherman county at the primary elec­
tion to b* held May 21, 1926.
If nominated and elected I will en­
deavor to serve to the best of my
ability the interests of the people in
every particular.
J. H. WILSON
SATISFIED!
TO THE VOTERS OF THE ELEV­
ENTH JUDICIAL DlST|tlCTi
I hereby announce my candidacy
for re uuminstion and re-election to
th* office of circuit judge of the elev­
enth judicial district subject to the
held May SI. 1926. If re-nominated
and ro-dsetod, will continue to con­
duct th* affairs of th* office fairly and
impartially as in the past.
A satire of Oregon. A resident of
the district for 22 year*
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Paid adv. 8-12
D. R. PARKER.
. STATE REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of Representative ot the
28th Representative District Compri*
You too, if you are not alrea
quainted, are Invited to
with others our delightfi
appearing ' elactate hat
quick lunch service.
Delicious to Eat
Ross’ Confectionery
Opposite Hotel Moro
MORO, OREGON
counties, subject to the will of the
voters of the Republican party at the
primary election to be held May 21,
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The United States is a very young
country and Oregon to one of the
, youngest of Che group. Her history
I exten d s over a comparativoly short
period of tim* Men ar* stall living
' who remember when Oregon was little
more than the home of the redmen.
The changes that base taken place
hav* berms phenom**al rtmeiliering
the short sp*n of years so it to well
that we spend one day each year ia
c onsid e rin g the history of our state.
There could be no more r1?-ft
way to do this than by attending the
Historical Excursion to be held at the
Fleck orchard camp grounds at Rufus
on May 8th. The mam event of the
merning win ba an excurmou to Co-
lumbia Rock where the aacieat Iu­
lian earrings may be studied Vto-
tors axe asked to bring their lunch,
but hot coffee will be served at the
camp ground* at noo* Th* afteraooa j
will be taken in th* presentation of
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
I hereby announce myself a repub­
lican candidate for Circuit Judge of
the Eleventh Judicial District eosn-
priria* Gilliam, Sherman and Wheel­
er Counties, at the primary election
to be held May 21, 1926. . If nomi­
nated and elected 1 will edminister
justice speedily without fear or favor
to rich and poor alike.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
I hereby announce my candidacy
for iwaomination to th* office of
State Represeatative of the Twenty-
Eighth Representative District com-
pruung Sherman, Gilliam and Wheeler
counties subject to the will of the
“From the valley of despair there to a
to climb; *• could not realise th* heli
mountains were it not for the values**.
Anything that will bring calmness to a mind
distressed is worth while. A service of sere*
ity is offered.
Samuel BnsSine
Moro, Grass Valley
Take
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
To the voters of Sherman county:
Appreciating th* trust given me by
th* people off Sherman county in
electing me to the office of County
Commissioner and responding to the
request of a large number that I
again be a candidate for nomination
to the office off County Commissioner
of Sherman county at the Republican
prissary to be held May 21st, I here­
by saaonare that subject to th* will
of th* voters of the county I filed
my petition far reeiectio* to the of-
Father Oregon will first appear be- fice of County Commissioner.
for the audience and begin arrange-
menta tor a family reunion by call­
ing forth a group of hto red children,
who will give a symbolic dance. Then
idditioual groups constating of ex-
¡grants, builders, and every-day
people will e smt forth to join th*
.'aasfly. Each group will represent
-eal characters and will give dialog­
ues characteristic of their period.
Gewto and Clark and party form one
¿roup with whom Oregonians are
most familiar, but there are others
his new confectionery store. Work equally familiar **d still others
was started this week to have condi­ whom it will be a pleasure to meet.
tions ready to install the aew system Th* final group to be introduced by
when it arrive*
Father Oregon will consist of Gover­
State of Oregon, Plaintiff,
v*
nor Bierce with a number of Boy
Scout attendants from The Dull** Edwin Maya and Mabel A
Maya, husband and wife ;
Finally th* entire famfly will be seat­
ed on the stage so that th* audience
may more * camptotoly realm* the
hangee that hav* taken place be­
Baby Holt Combine
tween the day of th* red men and the
Murray ranch east of Wasco
persans ekaimmg any inter-
Jay of the Boy Scout*
est in and to the land des-
Clear bill of sale
cribed in the comptant, De-
fendant*
Wasco, Moro. Grass Valley and Er
To Edwin Mays and Mabel A.
?kine are working oa different sec­
ay*
hasband and wife: Axtec Laad
tions of the pageant to be presented.
d Gattie Company, Limited, a cor-
The Dalles schools will present a num­
ber of groups and will also supply a
male quartet and a band from the
nigh school.
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And let Crosby’s experts finish
your films. 24 hour service on a
quality basis. We make the most
of every film you send us.
Everything in Anything
Everything in Drugs Everything in Kodaks
GARAGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP
Plow Shares Sharpened
Double Trees and Single Trees
Woodworking
MOTHER’S DAY !
Tank Lumber and Hardwood
We yet have a limited supply of
special box candy smart oust* f«r
MOTHER’S DAY
REMEMBRANCES
Dell Wright will demon­
strate the Case Combined
Harvester each Saturday
in Moro. Everyone is in­
vited to come and see the
Case Harvester for himself
This machine has proven
its ability. Don’t experi-
the court for the relief prayod for to
the amended complaint, to-wit: for
a deers* off th* court adjudging, do-
ereeiag and dterraining that the plain­
tiff to the absolute owner in fee
simple of all of the following describ-
Fresh M ilk and Cream
at all times.
DELIVERY twice daily
to ta the federal peaitonttary at Mo-
Neil tasad, while Cannon , to under
arrest ta Seattle. Both mon w«l be
returned tp th* Oregon Stat* pStafen
ttary fe gerv« p« tj|pir unerp i r i j
Leave orders at
ing or aseerting any right, title or
interest in or to said teal property,
or aay part thereof, and for sueh
other further and general relief arto
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All who have investigated
KOHLER
Power and Light
Electric Plant
Fanners
the lot day off April. 1926
VAN VACTOR A BUTLER,
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Attorneys for plaintiff.
R e oM snce and poetoffic* address:
T>p D a ll es, Wasco County,'Oregon.
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