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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1930)
z" ■J y The Sherman County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Moro School Notes T fc .W y .tr .A te .m J r tU m V u t > «t Moro on A pri ou grounds about 2 o cloc News Items From K ent lu y an A uto a t Auction in M p ro N ext Wednesday Earl Harbin is here from Eugene visiting among relatives. The county grader and caterpillar are grading roads in the south end of the county this week.. A car load of corrugated iron cul verts belonging to the county was un loaded here last week. k Ori«in ef Demtaeee Dominoes was Invented by Friday, March 28, 1930 nmnMmmmwmoomomnn u w tb K w :n o n m n u n iim » i» m « m tn « ¡ two French monks, who amused them selves with square flat stones, marked with spots. The winner ¿declared his victory by reciting the first line of' the Vesper service, -D ix it Do in In us Domino Meo.” When, later, the game became the recreation of the whole convent, the Vesper line was abbrevi ated Into •‘Domino,’’ and the stones themselves received the name of Dom ini »cs.” Next Wednesday, April 2nd, at 1:3» p.m. will be the biggest day Moro has seen for years, when G. T. Hedrick, deceased,' by the County The 1st and 2nd and 7th Gregson — “ Gregg” Himself — will Court of the State of Oregon for Sherman County, and has qualified. grades won the attendance sail at public auction a large list of All persons having claims against used including Fords, Chevrolcts, last weak with perfect atten. said estate are hereby notified to Essex, Hudsons, Studebakers, Dodge both rooms, . - • . present the same duly verified, as by law required to the undesigned it and other popular makes, at the Fred * Another big night for bo the office of W. C. Bryant in More, The dance given for the benefit Pickett Motor Co. garage. w a f W s f t * 28 at 016 Oregon, within six months from the C ritic Always W ith Ua The big roomy garage of the the local I. O . O. tf. lodge Saturday Honor at the Legion hall date hereof. , w ’ human race Is divided Into two night was well attended and was a Pickett Motor Co. has been cenovated Dated and first published Many» number of the scouts receiv -— those " ho go ahead and do success. * | and decorated, a stage has been built 28 1930. badges or'sdysthce ranks. lug, and those who sit still and R. J. .Ginn, Administrator of the for the display of the cars to he sold “ Why wasn’t It done the Estate of James Hedrick, Deceased. The date for the higt and chairs have been provided for the wav’ “—Oliver Wendell Holmes. Last publication April 25, 1930. ' ^Mrutta' “Polished Pebbles” ------------- - x > l ladles. A free entertainment will al i^m ed from March 28 to next Wed- Norton will visit with her parents fot W. C. Bryant, Attorney for Adr so be provided, beginning at 12:30 ; C n w J y evening, April 2. It will be at a time. ministrator. o. > and continuing until 1 :30 when a the Legion hall, with admission 25 p Yatee was here from Wasco Ford touring car will be given away P U B L IC A T IO N O F S U M M O N S and 50 cents. " Sunday. He will again ba a candb free. ‘ Contestants for this free gift In the Circuit Court of the State of A< a ceremonial meeting held date ' for member of the state must be present at 1 .SO. A reading Oregon for Sherman Copnty of the advertisement of thia sale on Marek Id, eleven Lewa Csnpfire girls legislature. „ 0 . L. Belshe, Plaintiff, were made woodgathers and three be- AUarney j ohn Gavin of The Dalles the last page of the Sherman County VS. . “V' •’ £ • I A. B. Chapman, and also .all cam« nremakers. _ . waa here two days last week on bu^> Observer will give more detailed in- other persons or Parties _ un The woodgathereraare Eve.yn Hast- H(J attorney for J. N. » formation. known claiming any right. “Gregg” is a nationally known auc ings, Genevieve Nahouse, Ve?ta Re - Macjnneg in a land case. I title, estate, lien or interest in tioneer, conducting sales of more the real property described in m L Mr. and Mr.. W. C. Guyton r . the application herein, T e m . t Z U ob .' Mary ee.vofl word l o t week that they were > than two hundred thousand dollars worth of cars last year, cohering the joria Davis grand-parents. A daughter was born states of Washington, Idaho, Mon Pinkerton, and Dons Davis. ___McCullock is tana, Oregon, North Dakota, < ’and I South Dakota. He is a past master] of collective selling-auction and is a A. M. Young and wife and D. H. dynamic personality of 200 pounds of VanGildar and wife attended the re 1 cheerfulness. He is an auctioneer cital at Wasco Friday evening, given 1 who prises his reputation as such and by pupils of Mrs. Frances Hockman. when he advertises a sale with “no We can fit all kinda of people. Any , set fcrice” and no by-bidding” it sise or weight. Crippled or deformed l meam\ exactly that. r • Come to the auto auction sale at feet. Wernmark’s Shoe Store, The . the Pickett Motor Co. garage in Moro Dalles. f next Wednesday and buy a car at t your own price. Rural homes can now be supplied with modem ga« in ¿heir kitchens, saving to the housewife the drudgery of eternally cleaning out a messy wood box. We have the agency for the most modem stove using substitute for city gas. Cooking by gas is cheaper than wood; cleaner, and does not fill your kitchen with floating soot and dust. Come in and let us explain the cooking by gas method for rural homes. There is no obligation. Mòro Furniture & Hardware Co Moro, Oregon Boy Scout Court of Honor An interested audience witnessed d the Court of Honor held at the Le- t gion hall March 26th for Boy Scout J Troop 6, presided over by W. W. c Business Men say; “Advertising Pays' Belcher of The Dalles, scout execu- c tive of the Mid-Columbia district. < Following to a list of the scouts and j th e rahk and awards they received: , Glen Kenny, second class rank; j Cx II- 1 1 1 UNITED GROCERS Richard Barnes, Arthur Belshe, R ub - j of oregon inc sel Belshe and Gordon Fraser, first terest thereon at the rate oi twelve per cent per annum, amounts as fol class rank, • < A L ink in T h e U n ited C hain o f G rocers ' Arthur Belshee, ftremanship badge. lows: .. Certificate of Delinquency No. Russel Belshee, personal health, Dealing in ‘‘Merchandise of Merit” 178; Amount, $185.06; inter I woodworking badges. est at 12% per annum from | Max Belshe, ftremanship, first aid ,1 February 5, 1930, to March 5, >. Comprising Mens’ Clothing and Shoes 1930, amounting to 51.85; total, and farm mechanics badges. Fresh Vegetables, Bakery, and Lunch Goods v $186.91. ' ’ Donald Davis, signalling, rep tile1 Total amount due the 5th day of i study and swimming badges, ¡ftnRRRHRSchool Books and Sphool Supplies March, 1930, $186.91. Gordon Fraser, carpentry badge, Said A. B. Chapman, as the owner Staple and Fancy Groceries of the legal title of the above describ i Paul Fraser, physical development, ed property as the same appears of pioneering, and first aid badges. Citrus Granulated Soap......... record, and each and all of the other i I Tommy Fraser, reading, woodwork- { persons above named, are hereby fur k la rg e size p a c k a g e .................. 25c tag, soil managing badges# ther notified that the said O, L, B<1-| she will apply to the Circuit Court of I Melvin Hansen, civics, conserve-, Watch our Hand Bills for Friday, the State of Oregon for Sherman tion, and sheep farming badges. . Saturday and Monday Specials. County aforesaid, for a decree fore I George Hennagin, gardening, car closing the lien against the property | pentering badges. above described and mentioned in said ■ • Harry Ragsdale, poultry keeping Certificate. And you are hereby j summoned to appear within sixty days, and ftremanship badges. i after the firft publication o f this sum- Harold Thogerson, reptile study, Shannon, unmarried; Frances I mo ns, exclusive of the day of «aid ttn m a m m » u n a x a » n a m w w tu » u m :n jm m u n x » a a m » cn m m m « a « B w u i . ' ■ 4 • j 1 ’■ ' ■ , 1 civics and bird study badges. Shannon, unmarried; Irene first publication, and defend this ac r~'"? I lj T*4 ~-; - a r.-'.-i.M.-» Shannon, unmarried; Chas. Paul Fraser, life scout 1 tion or pay the amount due as above Goetjen, unmarried; Hester shown, together with costs and accru Melvin Hansen, life scout, Howard, unmarried; Ash ed interest, and ta case of your falb C. V. Belknap, Proprietor Moro, Oregon 1 \ i After the awarding of the badges, Marlin and Ada Marlin, hus ure so to do, a decree will be render the scouts presented a one act play, band and wife; Aldo Marita, ed foreclosing the lien of said taxes unmarried; Rella Olds and “Mac Decides,” written to show the and costs against the land and prem- Frank Olds, wife and hus I ises above named. - „1 “ responsibility which rests upon the REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE Mrs. Bessie Cross, of Wasco, will be here band; O. E. Baker, unmarri This summons is published in the shoulders of patrol loaders and older ed; Delmar Baker, unmarri Sherman County Observer, a news scouts. The play was given very ed; Alto Baker, unmarried; paper of general circulation, publish-! For Appointment, Phone 182. naturally and realistically and Ofer Baker, unmarried; Clif ed weekly at Moro, In Sherman Coun ford Marlin and Mary Mar ty, Oregon, by order of the Honor brought o lesson to all who saw and lin, husband and wife; Wal able E. D. McKee, Judge of the Coun hoard it, Tho past pf characters ter Marlin and "May Marita, ty Court of the State of Oregon for] were f* husband and wife; Melva Sherman County, and said order was Bud Wilbour, a second class, stout, Tanksley and Roy T. Tank made and dated the 5th day of March, sley, wife and husband; and 1980, and the date of the first pub Harold Thogerson. ■ Millard Marlin, unmarried, lication of this summons is March Joe Stephans, a young tenderfoot, Defendants. — ;. 7th, 1930. . t fr FeM ¿de., OsrW« /er Cetvraer Com., F/oyd /. Coot. Fùld Hgr- Richard Barnes. • All process and papers in this pro To Chas. Goetjen, one of the defend - Bert Howell, another young ten- ceeding may be served upon the up. ants above named: . derfoot, Paul Fraser. In the name of the State of Ore I dersigned residing within the State U Fred Hall, a Senior patrol leader, gon You are hereby required to ap I of Oregon at the addresses hereafter pear and answer the complaint filed I mentioned, Tommy Fraser. W. C. Bryant. Charlie Randall, a patrol leader, against you in the above entitled pro Grudgingly “Old Man Winter” releases his Address -— Moro, Oregon. ceeding within four weeks from the Russel Belshee. C. L. Peppery / hold upon the land and Spring must battle date of the first publication of this Address — The Dalles, Oregon. leader, summons, as hereinafter stated, and Jack Rhodes, a for her place. Attorneys for Plaintiff. if you fail to so appear and answer I 5t-m7 Arthur Belshee. ' said complaint, or otherwise plead Bob McIntosh, a patrol leader, Often the struggle is fierce. Trees sway thereto, for want thereof, plaintiff Harry Ragsdale. arid twist and are broken, and , things of will apply to the court for the relief Henry Lovell, a scout, Melvin as prayed for in its complaint on file earth and man are at the will of the winds. : Hansen. with the clerk of the above entitled In the struggle the electric lines serving you Donald court, namely, for a judgment against ] Mr, Holt, p scout the defendant Mary Marlin, widow of sometimes suffer, and service is interrupted. j n Dsvi<, J. M. Marlin, deceased, for the sum of Following' the play M l £<d9ey $1200.00 with interest thereon from We are always anxious to speedily restore | ! Bloom, chairman of the Mid-Colum the first day of August, 1928, at the that service for you. bia commission, showed some moving rate of six per cent pek annum; for the further sum of $125.00 attorney pictures of the beautiful surroundings You can be of assistance if you will do these fees, and for plaintiff s costs and dis ]. ' in boy scout camps and giving evi bursements expended herein; that the little t b t a p r - dence of the unto|d benefits received 1— When the wind is blowing hard, by scouts through their work ta do- paying the charge» ~anú expense» of • try your lig h ts o c c a s io n a lly d u rin g ] ve loping themselves and aiding followB. to-wit: - administration of the estate of the the day. Let us know at once if Southwest Quarter (8 W U ), and said' George N. Crosfield, deceased, West H a lf of the East Half and for the purpose of paying the In they do not burn. This will enable ( W T O ) of Section Nine (9E debtedness thereof, all of the follow us to restore service before dark. Township Three (8) South of To Suppress Unfair Busi ing described real property situated | Range Eighteen (18) E.W.M. in, in Sherman County, Oregon; and be- 2— If possible, ascertain if your nearest ness Practices in Nation Sherman County, Oregon, longing to said estate, to-wit: neighbor has light be sold by the sheriff of Sherman The West thirty-eight feet of. Lot County, Oregon, as provided by law, Three (3 ), in Block One (1 ), 3— Report leaning or fallen poles, or Biggs Addition to the Town of Congressman Summers of Wash and the proceeds thereof applied to such as you think might contribute wards the payment of p la in tiff’s ju d g Wasco. • Owen Wister’s tav ington has introduced a measure aim ment, costs and accruing costs, in Lota Two (2 ), Three (3> and to the interruption. This will assist mortal love story. The ed for the suppression e f unfair prac cluding a reasonable attorney fee, Four (4 ). and the east twelve • American clastic. The us to come fully prepared to meet tices if) the marketing of perishable and the surplus, if any there be, feet of Lot Five (5 ), all ta Block greatest eutdoor One (1 ), Town of Waaco. agricultural products aqd has receiv turned into court on behalf of the the situation. defendants as their interests may ap The North Half o f the Northeast picture ever made. ed for it the approval »f § ^ ^ 7 pear, and for such other and further Quarter (N ttN E U ), and the Your co-operation will be appreciated, of Agriculture Hyde and Chairman relief as to the court may seem equit . Northeast Quarter of the North and it will enable us to more speedily re Legge of the Federal Farm Board. able and ju>t. " west Quarter (NE U NW U ) K of This summons to served upon you Sertlofl Seventeen (1 Î ). Tqwn: ‘ The bill has also received the endorse store service j ship One (1> North of Range ment of a large number of co-opera by publication thereof, in conform ity with an order o f the Honorable Nineteen (19) E- W. M, - We thank y o u ,, tives, grower organisations and na D. R. Parker, Judge of the above en Term» of salp; . Cash In band,„ - AND tional produce handlers, and by 27 titled court, n<Je and entered on the The said property above described QQaramount Qtctun commtoaienars of agriculture. Twen 25th day of February, 1980, which to be sold subject to any existing ty-one states, Mr. Summers said, have said order requires that this summons mortgages against the same. All bids snail be submitted to the be published for a period of four con similar laws and ’ organisations of secutive u^eks in tne Sherman Coun undersigned at her place of residence commission dealers and jobbers, ty Observer, a newspaper of general and post office address, to-wit, Waspo, __ ' which nt first opposed national legis circulation, published weekly at Moro, Oregon. ISABELLA CROSFIELD in Sherman County, Oregon. And the lation have swung to its support. date of the first publication of this Administratrix of the Estate ef George N. Crosfield, deceased. 5tm7 summons to February 28th, 1930. W. C. Bryant, Mo»t pfw>ple think it is easy to sell Folks needing ehoe repairing leave Residence: Moro, Oregon. anything; thay M m ppver tried to C. L. Pepper. . work with L. R. Conlee, agent, to be get a pospect put hto U*»« ph the Residence: The Dalles, Oregon. sent to M. L. Fritts nt Grass Valley. 6t-f28ra28 Attorneys for Plaintiff. dotted line, says Frod Ptokett ' L. Corbett □tore No. I l l . . ■OHH I Hotel Moro Barber Shop marcelling GOVERNOR a Z®\ 4ft 4 Hot Baths at Any Time March Winds VIRGIHIAM Moro Theatre Power 0 Saturday, March 29, 8 o’clock /
