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About The Wasco news. (Wasco, Sherman County, Or.) 18??-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1904)
y j o . : vv ovvee-Ae tvxxxxx- WASCO LOCAL ITEMS ‘ Huke oi i Irinin a, one ton. Duke of Or,«mis, one ton. Duke of <Irlcnna, one ton. Duke of Orleans, one ton. ( See till! new «da in thia issue. Duke of Orleans, one ton. ( The me»« of dust the city authorities Ask your grocer lor Hamlow Hour. i . rx>* k x x ' io c x x x '. /T a X W X X X X X K X V O O « have diini|»*«l at the inlerserlion of W . B. McCoy was in the city Monday. Clark ami First streets is an excellent To K e iil; The Fairview Farm, For Fountain Pens go the Wasco Phar lju b - ~ o f its k n»l. But gentlemen, please liny ttumhiw lh»ur of your grocer. 1 don't l*e partial with rnch j<d>s a* this; macy. give everybody a little of ilm go«», w o rk . I or Him «Irc-H h I hm ’ h go to W mhco Cum. Nobby things in shirt wnists ut Web 1 I have just moved to my new location C o . ber’s in E. 1». M cK ee’s new brick am, have If you have u I io u m to paint call on J. Look at Campbell A M orrow’s ad this m ot only the lu-Rt ami most complete A. Large. week. Mtiak of jewelry that bus ever befcn Georg»’ Crouflcld went to H u lls Wullu Big new line «./ dry good a nt Wasco shown in Wasco, hut am better prepared than ever before to do your repairing. H um w « m k. < 'onuncrciiil < ’o E. W . l i t Ti iiiv a o M , J e w e le r . Ladle«-’ hh it wabta at Wnaco Coin* August Buehler, of The Dalles, wa* iu Dr. Dowie is searching high ami low IlH 'l ciui < -o. the city Huturday. for ft printer that ha* no vice* to work W. A . J o h m m n , of Dufur, wuh In the l.ndies* m-w lace work hosiery. Was in his printing plant at Zion ( itv. city thin u eek. co Coinineicial Co. I H o w ie is g e t tin g worse every «lay— who I. uip»t in ludie*' uaaliiuga ut W *•<•<> |)o yoit want your house pupered? II lever h e a rd o f a p r in t e r w ith o u t vice? B e in g a s so cia te d w it h th e “ « le vil ami < '« » iiiliic ii lu l < so cull on J. A. Large, h a v in g a “ hell" ( Ix x ) always liandv, I’.orn. In Mr«. J. SV. Allen, u »on, If you want unvtlhng, we can supply vice ►••ems to be a ueccc*«sry adjunct to 'I liiinuhiy, Stay 11 III. your wants, W ehlier. the trade. \ fre*h ami I'oiiiph’le line of jsofumes New stock of men's and boy a clothing Quit*’ a crowd of friends were at the F.««» \V umco Pharmacy. ut Wasco Coriimerioal Co. demit la»t W«slne*«lay morning to bid Horn, io llm wife »•( Bert Eaton, a 12 L. M. Morrow made « business trip to g o m lh v e to »he Mi*se* Florence uml M a ri«’ Barnet», who left for an extended | m » i i i i «I g u l, Mu) 11 ih. Portland the first of the week. visit to the W orld’s Fair uml other East We iiotn c otir old frieml, U in. Ring, Indies’ summer Lisle thread under ern point*. They intend to go via l x * on the utieet (Ida week. wear ut Wasco ( ’ommercinl C ». Angeles, C alif , and will return home Mr«. W . L. Campbell I h visiting her The telephone exchange was moved via Chicago and a northern route daughter, Mi». Jea* Eaton. this week to M cK ee’s new brick. J There will !*• pn.hihition »peaking at h r. E d g iu g to u in in P rin e v ilk this The Jnfwi don’t hr y lunch and Kuro the following dates and places: Web- w ••• k on a piole »sinnid vi»it. fruit school bouse. Mav 13 (to n ig h t,; Kat cun hut room is getting scuree. Biglow school house. Tuesday May 17; Thu dust I h getting fierce. Ix«t U» The Olmerver i* very sorry for M r Brock whool bouse, Wedrt«-«*lay, IH. ami liu v e u '♦ll»’«,t »pi inkier ut olive. Tuft. We u re sorry f«»r the ,e*o|de. at N«-ece scluxil house, F ri«lay, May 20. ,\ linit line oi Spring »nit* hi latevt Mr. W in. W alker, candidate for com- Kev. Bailey, A . K. Porter, C. J. Bright at vies anti pattern* ut Weblx’r«. end others wilt address the meetings. missioner, is the man for the place. Everyoue invited. .1. A iungecun rtnisli vonr house and ( t e n t s f u r n is h in g goo«!* — th e clieaja-st <lo it in u way that m il pl«*a»e you. m id l»-«t in th e m u rk « -!— a t Webber’s. Our obi friend, John Simpson, wh<i II. E M oirow ’a buoy ho» been very T . K. McGinnis, our popular ami effi ha* been sampling the qualities of C al sn k tin» week hut i» now improving. cient sheriff, wu* in the city Hutnrday. ifornia as u home and money making « stand. I* again iu Sherman county— bag- , M r» .I h *. U i I s o ii arrived »alely at Iter The Ksndv Kitclmn nowr hs* the cel gage ami a ll—having return«»» last Sun old Imine in l'«oin»yivuuta lant Saturday. ebrated l » w n e y ’ s chocolates—the l»est day, with the firm intention ol rem ain ing H e say* California is good to read J. A I«arge, the up-to-date paint« r. ever. Cull on him when you have wo?k to do. It is a safe goes«, that the dives of St. ’ about, but Sberinuit county is good The W hh «»» Market lias added a tine Louis are doing a big “ trade” on Hun- to live in. »«•i o( touulcr w ale* to lh«-ir eetablish* incut. For »ale or rent, the Rover house, near the Kandow null. Enquire < j I C. J. B lig h t. Asae*«or Campbell wa* among the candidate« who »hook hand* lu H us« n this week. Mis* A I'll® M iller returned to Wasco this week, intending to remain during the summer. The pi unary nomination* law m ar not Ire |>er(e« I, still it Is a step iu the right direction. .1. F. For bi* has left Portland lor « v islt to the hair in ^t. I xoiih , slier which |m u ili return !<» Wasco. T<»lav and totnnrrw arw the »»nlv day* liu v a lo register for llie June Wild Novell» l«er c le v llo n a . v o n w i ll All the registration book* in the Mate rl«.»e tomorrow evening not to open again till l * o >« n i* lienee. days. ' Sunday, Mav 2#th, there w ill I*- fT. A. | The finest chocolates ever seen in K. memorial service* at the M . K. i Wu««o at III * Kandy K itchen— they ure ‘ churrh in this citv. Kev, Perry Chand ler will «leliver thft memorial oration at “ Iziw n ey’s.” 11 o’clock, a. in. I t i*. very likely that Furnished or unfurnished rooms to proper observance of Decoration dav rent hi the News buildiug. Enquire ut will l>e held in this city Mav 30th, with tliis oHice. | an appropriate program. All <». A K« Dou't fail to see those up-to-date rea<lv uod their (urnilies ure cordially invited. made skirts that have just been received 43-6 ul Webber's. Messrs Morrow ami McCollough in Mrs. Anna ( ’arson, of Ione, is visiting form u* that the rural telephone line her sister, Mrs. John Medler, having ar which they ure building is now com rived Monday. pleted with the exception of installing Wasco wa* almost deserted 1a»t Hon- tiie instruments. These have been or dav on arronnl of so many visiting the dered and are expected to arrive in a few davs. Patrons of the line will then ball game at Moro. have direct conn«-ction from their homes C. C. Konev, our next representative, with Wasco and long distance. returned borne Monday alter a short trip through ills district. If voo want to make your table a t tractive, buy some of that new silver ware Hutchinson bus ju»t received. I I>o you want a Imus«! in town? If so, The prohibitionists are very active in I have u g«»sl offer to make you. Cull -ILi-lf C. J. BuRiHT. Sheroi.tn county; the untl* oeein lo uml set?. have U u o ' a ii up the »|»»nge. Mr«. V . 11. Chastain, of M ilton. Orc., Mrs. K »bt. N’ev. tl.ii ha* been confined grand ciiejf of the Itatbboii«- Ki«ters, v e t o lo«r 1.« I |.«r »otne t im e , b u t ih improv« iled the Wasco l«»lge officially lust week. tu g u n d e r th e cur«« of Mr. Ih-er*. A test is Irning made tb i* week of C. A. Aker* ami h h mother-in-law, crude petroleum on llie stieuts, a »|*»t Mrs. U nt« r*. were in (iillia m count) aleiiit th irty feet square liuving been sprinkled with it. U -t Friday, looking after their farms. II. D. Parkin*, of Parkins A Hughs, The Columbia Southern ha« again promised !«• t»-gui the const met ion <d th e stationary uml music men of fire Dalles, wu* tii the city Monday, on his tne Bend extension “ in about ID days. way I«» Gras* Valley. Wuntcd \ girl to learn typ e -e tlin g Llovd T. King, r« pr«»s«M»ting the En ... nt th i» «»Hh «•. H te .c lv p » *itio n w it h g«Mi I w .ig c * u f ic t le a r n in g . Inquire at this dowment Bunk, K. of I ’., wu* iu Hu* city h»*t week writing up some of our «•Ifice. local Knights for insurance. Mr. ami Mrs. A. J. Kellogg arrived in W a n -» last Thursday, and h it f«»r G. E. . Kuroputkin should revise his promise A « Kellogg’» place mi the John Day F ri of driving the Jap* into the seu. more appropriate piomiae would be. “ 1 , day morning. am I miuik I for the north |»de, «lue there Buggies! Do yon want one? We can at curliest possible date.' give von tile i«e*t values and finest g «»1» N ic o liu i* of matting and carpets w ill t h a t ever came to Maaco. ir y us. E. •non be on bund ut our s to re . I f you A. E. Webber. are intending to furnish your hoftie, it We are pleased to again present to our will puv yon to w a it uml inspect tlicue readers quite a lattch of D’-Mo»« Spiinga go«sts. FL A. FI, Webber. ite m « , o w in g ’ <> the return ol our former This olfice is iu receipt of season tic k correspondent. ets to the St. Louis Fair. If the ra il Wo h a v e ju M re c e iv e d an e x c e lle n t I road* would only I»’ as liberal with thcii pas*es, we would ceilaluiy honor a n d c o m p le te lin e o f »hoes, ge n t« h ir - St. Izniis with oiir presence. Zh Zl> zts Zb - - ^ D e a le rs in zb Lumber-.< Wood-.ii Coal-..* Shingles zi\ Zb Lath-.»eAdamant W all P la ste rs Zb Zb Lime and Cement. Zb Zb Builders Hardware of all Descriptions \»Z \»z MZ Doors V/ in do ws Paints Oils, etc. MZ SIZ \IZ Agent for Genuine Cum MZ \IZ berland B lacksm ithing MZ MZ Coal. MZ All kinds of Builders Material always in stock. \,Z \iZ ESTIM ATES FR E E MZ • • • W asco Lumber Co To be Given Away FREE«! 1 One $50 rig consisting of saddle, chaps, sil ver mounted spurs, and a fine bridle, will be given away by VICTOR MARDEN The Dalles, - I have lor sale three quarter-section* M r. Eugene Ixvmey has declined to of Hne farm land, •» short distance east accept tho in»miuati«>n, at the hands of of Klondike, (tie . If you want land call the deuvs-ruts, for Joint Representa’ ive on, or address, from Sherman, (iillia m and W heeler H C. J. B r io u t .W nico, Ore. counties. W ell, it makes no difference ton.*; Kutiey would heat iiim , anyhow, i J o h n S'mpson will soon have an auto- •mobile Imre. T b i* will he the Hist of Overalls of nil descriptions, for big, these machines ow ned in Sherman conn little and old, spring and summer bats, tv ami we predict a surprise to the na candy, oriing»*—in fact, anything that anybody can pos-iblv want, can lie hud • ivea. at the Wasco Commercial Co.’n big We have just received a full and com store, and our prices are the lowest iu plate line of paints, oils, varnishes, tho city. paint bruahe» and everything js-rtatning to the painter’« trmle. Our prices are An old bachelor recently bought a right. E. A. E. Wehlier. pair of sock* and found attache«! to one a paper w ith these words: “ I am a The Observer seems to think the a young lady of 21) and would like to , “ Wasco News” is newsy in name only. correapomi with a bachelor with a view W ell we haven’ t seen anything very to infttrlm onv.” Name and address j wonderful in the Old and Reliable since were given. The bachelor wrote ami in B linkie went the way of till cuts. a few dnva go» this letter: “ Mamma Tho Kandy Kitchen !• now lo o ted iu was married 20 year« ago. The mer tin» now M iim lln the building recentlv chant yon got those sm k* of evident! v vacated bv the Wiimo Pharmacy, ft is did not advcrtls»' or he would have sold them long azo. Mv mo iter handed in«» nml ic«> »• e im pnrlm « in the county, an » y«m letter ami said ulv n ; .i. •• business thi ’ minimer. j'O ti I uni jus- - Oregon. For every $20 cash purchase, you will be given a ticket on this valuable outfit, and on Jan. I, 1905, the holder of the lucky ticket draws the prize. D ress G o o d s 5H O ES New Spring Dress goods just re ceived. The largest and most complete line in town. Come and see what we have to show you in our new goods. Our line of Shoes consists of ail the new and up-to-date teings for men, women and children. All the new lasts and styles are here. H A R D W A R E C L O T H IN G Our line of Clothing for men and Boys is replete in every detail and our prices are right. Men’s Suits........................?7 to SI5 Boys Suits......................... $2 to $6 When you want Clothing look over our line. A complete line of Hardware just received. Barb Wire Poultry Netting in all widths. A complete line of agricultural impliments, hoes and rakes, forks, heavy and shelf hard ware at prices that will surely in terest vou, n ic h in g g<M»l*. e tc . C a ll a m i aeo th e m . W n *c o C o m m e r c ia l C o . Wasco county is jubilant nt finding it bus enough money in the treasury to Sick lien-laidie r e s u lts fr o m a d is o r d e r - pay all debts ami have a handsome i»«l- cd Stomach and I* quickly cured bv hiicu Iwsides. This is the condition that ( 'h n n ii e - r la in '* S to m a c h a n d L iv e r fab- Sliciiuau county has been in for years. le ts . F m -ale by Marsh A Medlar. lion. W . IL M«»ore ha* Iwmght a resi- 'flie Wa*co Lumbor Co. have one Su Ideuce sight in Hood River and will perior D r i ll and one Stndehaker Buggy soon erect a residence. ,,«• has also n t p ric e * hell w co«t. T h e goods m u s t purchase«! a large tract of fruit land ami lie so ld fo r we a f c lo s in g o u t tln-ae lin e s . will mukc lhs*d River hie future home. • • • CROCKERY G R O C E R IE S Our line of Crockery is the most complete line iu town. Let us quote you prices on crockery. In our line of Groceries every thing is first-class, always fresh, ana our prices are the lowest. Best made, light est draugh— and it is a Superior. Sold only by the Wasco Commer cial Company. r* A. a T* * -i*-»* . - ••