" The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday January, 11,
1929
M o r o C . C . E le c t* O ffic e r »
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C. H. Gilpin Truck Line
LOCAL ITEMS
With u attendabfee of ninety, the
_____ F o r tb u d d aily a t • y. as.
Mrs. a 7 3 l Dunlap attended Mm
of Commerce Father and
Leaves T h e Dallee daily a t • a. as.
district eeuncU of the Legion Auxili
banquet held in the Moro Hotel
Leave* Grase V a lle y daily a t 3 p. ai. -
ary nt Hood River Monday.
Wednesday evening was a real suc-
far Portlaed
, both in the get-together feeling
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Chas. MeCu tcheon was able to be
out for a few days then had a relapse aad in the close harmony between the
Portland — Sherman County Way Point» -
and b agnid confined to hia room, but members and those prospective ones.
Ceaeectieg w ith M a il Stage a t Grase V a lle y .
Business transacted was limited to
b reported as better.
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fee K e a t —“ Shaaihe
A atelep e
the election of officer*. J. B. Adam*
Joint inafeallation of officers of the being elected president for the year,
Moro
Agent
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Fred
Pickett
Meter
Ce.
L O. O. F. and Rebekah lodges
H. B. Pinkerton as vice-president and
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Wasco
Agent
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Wasco
Motor
Service
Ce.
held Saturday night. Officers installed M. E. McKee as secretary. Following
Grass
Valley
Agent
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Gtaa*
Valley
Motor
Ce.
in the subordinate lodge were Loub the business session, the new presi
Setter, nobel grand; Vo Ina Guyton, dent took the chair and introduced
— Office a t —
vice-grand^ A. L. Mottern, secretary; Sidney Bloom o f The Dalles, in bb
V e rtla a d — U a e e la T ra n s fe r Ce., 10th sad H aw th erae, Phene C 7 7 » »
R- Abel, trialn i cr. In the Rebekah capacity a* chairman of the Boy Scout
The Dalle» — 3 1 3 Federal S i , Phene 107
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lodge: Era Gregg, nobel grand; Myr District committee, who responded
tle Walton, vice-grand; Dorothy Dun
with a few remarks on the pleasure
lap, secretary; Gusaie Haynes,
that it gave him to be actively work
urer. Chicken pie supper followed the
ing in thb great movement
George Newhouse, deputy commia-
Anton Ricardo diof| rather suddenly
i then introduced to the
at the Kant hotel Thursday ■
gathering. He told some interesting
Shaniko, Oregon
The funeral was hold Friday, inter facts about hb connection with the
On The Sherman Highway
Cant. Percy Thompeon, Lt. M. R. ment in the L O. 0 . F. cemetery
Boy Scout work, and read a short
Schadewitx. H. C. Ginn. W. M. R on, The. drreoaad was an early settler article on “What b a Boy” which was
Meals and Short Order»
H. O. Kunamaa, Tom Fraser, Fred
All hours
-s» Reasonable Prices
Dudley Miller. Dan J. Me- here and at the time o f bb death well received.
Mr*. Edna Ragsdale Coulter, ac
R. J. Brack- owned fab original homestead north
Regular Dinner 60c • Roe*» 60c up
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ert, A. M. Toone* Theo. Johnston, of town, but hga lived a t the hotel companied on the piado by Mias Laura
, Cigars aad Teba r ses ,
J. L. Searcy*, G«®- McDonald, Elton since he logt hb houeq by fire IS or Urquhart, rendered two songs, “Trees”
Soft prinks and Confectionery
Wasson, Merle Miller. F. D. Flatt, 1* years ago. He lost h b mind to and “The Wood Pigeon,” which made
W. C. Reas. Jodie; Morrison, Geo.
Dance Hall la Connection
Barnes, E. H. Moore, Allen Peterson. some extent several y ea n ago and a great hit with all present. Lawrence
Mr. and Mrs. H. Pullen,
Moae Keeeiuger, M. G. Melzer, Ferrel A. A. Dunlap w as appointed guardian W. Rakes, Scoutmaster of Troop 6,
'Jr • Proprietors
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Barr, Babe Douma, Guy Pickard, Jack of bb business. No relatives or no was then called upon and gave a short niiimiiimii i n»niin i in„iimi i iiinnu»i i i i i in i nn»»iii i i i i iiiii»in» i HHH»ffi»wi
Tomlin. Ned Thompson, A. H. Bar known heirs, but the general opinion sketch on the importance of the home
num. Joe Truitt, E. T. Strong, Ted b that Mrs. Pluemke is richly deaerv-
influence on the life of the boy aqd
Pierson, Earl Belahee, E. A. Tucker,
ing o f wbnt is left o f the property as on his future. All of the Scouts then
M. F. Hinkle, Ed. Sargent,
she has taken all care of him for yea n stood and gave the Pledge to the
Thompson, O. L. Hockman, Roy P<
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ell. Gale Ramsey, Ash Marlin, Bart at a very reasonable compensation. Flag, their Scout Oath and some
SmnsriL
snappy
dialogue
on
the
history
of
the
Capt. Lawrence Rakes, Lt. J. R .. A very pretty wedding was held at
Morgan. Carl Duhro, E. E. Larimore, the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Guy United States Flag. Scouts were then
Dewey Thompeon, C. V. Belknap, ton on Friday evening when their called upon for short talks. Robert
Harry Pinkerton, L. L. Peeta, M. A.
Poley of Grass Valley giving the first
Bull, Roscoe Moore, Omer Sayre, daughter Helen became the bride of on “What it ha* meant to me to be
Kenneth McKean, A. Rose, Clarence Adelbert Rees of Shaniko. Rev. John
Glen King, G. Douma, John Richardson of The Dalles performed a Scout.” He was followed by Alton
Geo. H ennagin, Vernon the ceremony. Those present besides Axtell and Richard Barnes who' re
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DEALERS IN
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Flatt, C. M. Cunningham, Victor Barr, the brides family were W. A.
peated the twelve Boy Scout laws
Tom Alley, Jim Kenny, Purl Pierson,
and explained each one. Harry Rags
OLIVER PLOWS AND REPAIRS
E. C. Closter, Norman Daria, W. A. and family, G. H. Reeder and wife, dale repeated the Scout Oath with
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Roy
Wheeler
and
wife,
R.
I.
Kinney
Ruggles, C. L. Ireland, W. C. Bryant,
Was Fuller, E. R. Barzee, Zoe Carney, and wife, Ivan Olsen and wife, A. R. good effect. Harold Thogerson told
We have a carload
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Horace McKee, O. C. Luttrel, J. C. Altermatt, Frank Wagner, Mrs. W. H some of the experiences that the three
Freeman,
Rosa
Anrews,
Tom
Douma,
•v;
due to arrive soon
Moro scouts had at Camp Limherloet
Arthur N ic ho Is, Henry Barnum, Wes- Moody, MFa. Walter Hart, all from the past year.
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Shaniko,
Ida
Douthit
and
family
from
Donald, Wm.
ley Nichols, W. B. McDonald.
Scout Executive W. W. Belcher
The Dalles. Kent people there were
Frail, Art Osborne, J. B I. Daria.
W IS H T O A N N O U N C E
was
next called upon, and he spoke
C. F. Guyton and wife, J. L. Davis
and family, G. R. and Garth Walton on the Boy Scout movement, telling
H o m e P o in te r *
and familiaa, J. Crocker and wife, some anecdote* to bring out the points
that
have some 18-inch Oliver Tractor Gang
A. A. Dunlap and wife, Frank Haynes of hb talk. He called attention to the
Plbws in 2- and 3-bottom, with Special Design
(From School of Home Economics) and wife, Fred Haynes and wife, fact that these boys today will be the
men
of
tomorrow
and
that
the
Boy
ed Moldboard for turning over heavy stdbble
Proper feeding is half the battle Mr*. B. F. Allen, Marjorie Waldner
when it comes to getting profits from and Mrs. Geo. Wilson and perhaps Scouts were doing a real w ort in
some that we have overlooked. Helen character building and citizenship
the farm poultry flock. •-
W e yet have several John Deere
was a moat esteemed young lady and training. Following hb talk, moving
gang pfowB and parts, which we
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M o r o L e g io n H a ll
The farmer who will profit in the all her friends are extending beet pictures of the Boy Scout camps at
Scout
Lake
near
Bend
and
Camp
offer at reduced prices to clean up
future will be tbs one who reduces wishes. They went to Shaniko after
Famous Rumely short course la operating, adjusting, repair-
the cost of producing crops end snAll the wedding and are at home there Limberlost on Lost Lake were shown
lag, design and construction of power farming machinery
where the groom b associated with to the group.
livestock.
National in scops. Eleventh successful year. Miles cf thrill
It will pay you to see the Special Oliver Plow
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—** ’■ hb father W. A. Rees in the manage-
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ing. interesting, Instructive movie films, synchronised with
before you buy
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If when knitted underwear is pur ment of the Moody warehouse.
lectures. Sponsored by Rtimely at hugs cost, but com ing free
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to farmers ef this community. We are fortunate Indeed In
chased it is reinforced at tbs places
A rare opportunity to lo a n to "Know
receiving the most strain and wear,
SH A NIK O LOCAL ITEM S
r farming machinery," Bring the boys and bind
the additional strength at these places
C m m early; stay lots. Thru, sseaions: Mo re lag. f
Gerald Kelly of Kent was a visitor
will help to prevent the appearance
sad evening.
here Thursday. « -
of holes.
Special: Movies taken In your own locality will bo shown.
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W. Daniebki of Redmond was a
MORO, OREGON
Como and see your neighbors la the movies.
Sale silks are seldom economical visitor here Saturday.
A f f One gallon Cana of Oil A A ff
Trevel Cottrell of Wasco was a
unless one can teat a sample for adul
¿ 9 given as prizes, Value 9 Z 9
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teration. A weighted silk which has business visitor bare Wednesday.
Lunch Served at Noon by Harland View Grange
| been in stock for some time will sel
Several from here attended the
dom wear long enough to pay for dance in Antelope New Year’s night.
LEW CODY
C. H . L arson , M oro
making up,
Arthur
and
James
Oppling
of
Mau
Agent for Sherman County
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AILEEN PRINGLE
pin attended the dance here New
Managing
poultry
for profit isn’t Year’s Eke.
T ip t o n A M a n c h e s t e r , T h e D a lle *
in
the easiest thing in the world, but it
Agents for Wasco County
A gnes Tatum and Jim m y R obert
is a possibility on moat every farm if
son w ere N ew Y ea r’s dinner gu ests
In v ite You to A tte n d those Meeting«
proper methods are used. Good stock
at the A. Bolt home.
Is the first essential to a profitable
Prof. Coffee returned Tuesday from
farm flock.
Silverton where he spent Christmas
holidays with relatives.
The House of Good Will ”
with
Mrs. W. W. Hart of The Dallee
came np Friday to attend the wedding
MARCELINE DAY
of her nephew, Adelbert Rees.
A new kind of flam ing
Owned by the City of Moro'
Mrs. Ed. Herman and daughter
youth picture! A com e
dy of today that will
Opal spent the weekend with Mr.
Operated for the Benefit of' the Traveling Public
keqp you laughing right I
Herman at their ranch at Antelope.
into tomorrow! That)
and Sherman County Community
Mrs. Clara Moody came up from
gay and glorious comic
Portland Thursday to attend the wed
couple, Lew Cody and
A ileen Pringle, show
ding of Adelbert Rees and Helen
their w ares in a story
Under the Personal Management of
Guyton at Kent Friday.
that b np and doing
E. K. LARIMORE .
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Miss Janet Arnold returned here
every minute of time!
Formerly of The Hotel Oregon, Portland
New Year’s day after spending Christ
A Metro-Goldwyn-
mas «with home folks at Shedd. Mbs
Mayer Picture
Arnold is teacher in the primary
SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER SUNDAYS 75c
room.
15c and 35c
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller had as
dinner guest* New Year’s day Mr.
DINING ROOM OPEN USUAL MRAb HOURS
and Mrs. Wm. d att and son Lawrence
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and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller of
Tygh Valley.
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Mrs. R. C. Kinney returned to her
home here Thursday after spending a
week with her mother, Mr*. McDon
For “Caterpillar” Tractors, Western “Holt” Harvesters, “Russel” Grader
ald, at Salem. Mrs. McDonald, who-
w^s very ill, is improving.
and Road Machinery in the following territory: Wheeler, Gilliam, Sher
ass iodaded in the
Among those from here to attend
Merriam Webster,
man, Jefferson, Wasco, Hood River Counties in Oregon and Klickitat
lodge installation at Antelope Satur
as
day night were Mr. and Mrs. A. Brown,
ertdit
County, Washington.
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R .H . McKean, Manager, Wasco, Oregon
Mbs Arnold, Chaa. Covey, Mr. and
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Mrs. Bill Roodes, Mrs. M. Pullen and
All our sales and service men are old experienced tractor and har
daughter, Phyllb Hanna.
places are listed such
Adelbert Rees and Helen Guyton
as Gsriw, Xsabke^ D s A s ,£* wm *; etc.
vester men who will be ready to solve your farm problems and will appre
DEALERS IN
Constandy improved find kept qp
were married January 4th a t the
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to date.
ciate your cooperation with them and they will see that you get the right
W. C. Guyton farm home of Mbs
Lime, Plaster, Cement, Cedar Posts, Builders
Guyton near Kent. About fifty friends
size tractor and harvester for your ranch.
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W KBW gBW M BW
Supplies, Lumber, Wood, Coal and Hay
and relatives wars présent. Rev.
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p tT xn w a r a w t a i .
Richardson of The Dalles offlebted.
M CTIONAaT
Progressive farmers are rapidly changing from horse power to “Cater
Mr. and Mrs. Rqee will reside in
MANUFACTURERS OF
Shaniko.
They
have
many
friends
pillar” tractors.
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Get T h e Best
here who wish them welL
The ’’ Ssrfweme Authority”
About 76 frh M s of Mr. and Mrs.
The “Caterpillar” Tractor Company manufacture five different tractor
s, , tolloa;
in mwW
om U qew . j
and among
Adelbert Rees,' carrying edw bells,
ooooooooora
frwnasMtf
tfd â h both M tn d and
guns, tin pans and plenty of rice,
models and one of these will be surè to handle your fami power problems.
JStaMu
gathered at' thnir home here and
treated them to an old fashioned
3 2 ,0 0 0 y M b i t d
'charivari. Afterwar#* everyone was
TALK IT OVER WITH US — NO OBLIGATION TO BUY
O ^ n C h O O O ilh u tra tio tu ^ à lO O t^ l-
invited to the dance hall where music
IS AN ESTABLISHMENT THAT IS KNOWN
tuibU tdibU$9
and eats were furnished to all who
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eared to partake. The party lasted
S o d for P u t, erw, rkbfy tU ttan tad
BY THE HIGH GRADE OF ITS PRINTING
Parts Supply Depots located at
till one-thirty, by which time eyery-
pamphlet
u t o p l t p t p i of
t i t N t l t Internationa/
one agreed Shaniko wasn’t dead.
SHERMAN RESTAURANT
M oro H a rd w a re
& I m p le m e n t Co.
iÌH È ÌV
POW ER
FARMIN
KHOOH
Moro
T heater
“ A SINGLE
MAN”
Moro Hardware & Implement Co.
Hotel Moro
ANNOUNCEM ENT
Cascade Tractor & Equipment
Company Inc.
DEALERS
M IL L FEED AND FLOUR
THE OBSERVER PRINTING OFFICE
MORO
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THE DALLES
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ARLINGTON
Ia olden times, in the buggy they
went sparking;xin present times, in
an ante they go parking.
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G . fit C . M e rriam Com pany
8pringficld, Mass.
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