RAILROAD TIME CARD
Mrs. Ivan Dimick was a Woodbur
visitor Thursday.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
NORTH BOUND.
No. JO, 7.32 a. m.
No. 18, 2:30 p. m.
No. 20, 6:00 p. m.
I H. D. Evans has opened an electri
SOUTH BOUND. | al ghop at Donald.
No. 17,10:12 a. m.
No. 19, 3:14 p. in.
Mrs. Fred Bachert was in the cit;
No. 9, 7:28 p. m. from Meridian Friday.
MARKET REPORT
Eggs, per dozen, 20*:
Butter, 2-lb. roll, 45c
Butter Fat, 27c ■
Fat Hens, 13c
Broilers, 15c
Ducks, 11 and 13c
Turkeys, old, 16c
3ee.se 9c
Beans 5c to 6c
Cascara, 4c
Lard, 13c
Wheat, 90c
Oats, 40c
Mohair, 35c
Wool, 31c
©mint ©Optra
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Emma J. Snyder was a Por
land visitor Thursday.
Mean the Best
Mr. and Mrs., H. L. Mills were i
the city Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yergen wer]
among the recent visitors here.
E have just received a small
but complete line o f Penn­
sylvania Ford Tires.
The
Smooth Tread Tires have a guaran­
teed mileage o f 5000, and the V a c­
uum Cup Tread o f 6000 miles. W e
W
Mrs. C. D. F. Wilson and son Oseaj
| were in the city shopping the pa
I week.
A big 'crowd attended
show at Sim’s Theatre
evening.
the do
Thursda
Mrs. John R. Leach of Portland ha
j been visiting her father W. W. Irvif
J of this place.
David Hanrahan this week pur
chased a new auto, which he is al
j ready enjoying thoroughly.
also have inner tubes, patches, oils,
hard oils, transmission grease and
Among the Macksburg people her
this week were: Carl Rueck and|
Aurora Post Office— Diana Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gebert.
Postmaster; W. H. Ehlen, assistant:
Mrs. W. E. Shaw and brother Otis
Emery Howe, carrier Route 1; Zeno
Schwab, carrier Route 2; Jas. Foley, Shaw and Hoyt Doud have moved to
carrier Route 3; J. R. Marsh, car­ this city from near Adkins mill.
rier Route 4; Percy Ottoway, Car­
Ed. Graves and son John Graves
rier Route 5. Office hours, 7 a. m. were here Monday^
The latter
to 7 p. m. Sunday’s, 9 to 10 a. m. leaves shortly for Heppner for the
Mails close for the South, at 10 a. m., wheat harvest season.
5 p. .m, 7 p. .m North at 12:20 p.
Don’t forget the Auction Saturday
m., 2:50 p. .m, 7 p. m. y
July 29 at the Aurora Livery Barn
Many articles of value and utilityj
J. D. Harvey went to Portland Tues­ ■$111 be offered for sale.
day afternoon on business.
C. H. Whitney of Redding, Cali
A. S. Thompson, the Needy merch­ fornia has located in the Fargo sec
ant, was in town Saturday.
tion and was here Monday taking
J. P. Feller of Donald motored out his household goods.
through this city Saturday.
The dance Saturday evening al th(
gasolene, and it is our aim to serve
the auto trade in a satisfactory
manner.
Hardware
The Wide Awake
Pratt Bros, of Meridian were trans­ Band Hall was attended by a nief
crowd of about 60 couple. Everyone
acting business here Saturday.
enjoyed themselves thoroughly.
Paul Pellatz motored into town
Among the real estate transfers re-|
Saturday afternoon on business.
cently recorded is the following: W
Ida Keil and her little brother went R. Scheurer to Fred W. Scheurer, D
to Canby Monday to visit friends.
Crawford cl. 41-4-1W.
Geo. Ziegler and his sister Miss Julia
More than a dozen bids were received
Ziegler were here Tuesday shopping.
for the $18,000’ of water bond for th<
Hardware Store
C. S C H U E B E L
W ants, For Sale, Etc
iR. A. T. MURDY
Saddle Pony, v six years old, for
or will trade for cow. I’j i r e
>r write F. M. Keil, Aurora, Oregon,
|17 - 41
I. C. Everly left for California Tues
Mr. and Mrs. John Singer and Sen
day night, where he has a homesteaj
motored over from Donald Saturday.
in the northern part of the stated
Mrs. Henry Beck and daughter
NOTICE OF SCHOOL MEETING
Will Damm and Billy Devofnrchak
were in the city shopping Friday.
Notice is hereby given to the legal
were visitork here from Macksburg
Mrs. Jas. Wilson was 'among the Sunday at tire TroTne oT "Mr; and Mrs. voters of School District No. 23 of
Marion and 303 Clackamas county.
residents of Needy here this week.
John Damm.
§>tate of Oregon, that a school meeting
Tong Lee, the progressive young of said district will be held at the school
The Crisell Bros and the!r families
motored into the city Saturday even» Champoeg hop grower, was in Aurora house on the 15th day of August, 1916,
Tuesday. He has just finished spray­ at 2 o’clock in the afternoon to vote on
ing.
ing part of his yards.
the proposition of levying a special dis­
Mr, and Mrs. J. D. Logren and
trict tax.
Mrs.
Grant
Huntington,
who
has
family motored in from Needy Sat­
The total amount of money needed by
been visiting Mrs. Victor Berg for a
urday afternoon.
few days, returned to her home in the district during the fiscal year be­
ginning on June 19th, 1916, and ending
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garrett came Por ¿land Tuesday.
on June 18th, 1917, is estimated in the
over from Newberg Saturday to at­
Milton White, who is employed in following budget and includes the
tend the Aurora Band Dance.
the mills at Oregon City, was here amounts to be received from the county
J. W. Sadler, A. W. Kraus, A. Monday. He was accompanied by Miss school fund, state school fund, special
H. Giesy and J. M. Will attended the Stewart.
district tax, and all other moneys of
Valley merchants meeting at Wood-
Phil H. Miller has purchased the the district:
burn last week.
Mrs. L. I. Snyder residence on Liberty
B udget
street,
and
has
taken
possession.
Letters from the Aurora boys on
Teachers’ salaries________
$>2,520.00
the border, state that all are well. The consideration is not made pub­ Furniture
___ _ _ _ :
„ ' . 50.00
The address of most of th on is Palm lic.
Apparatus and supplies, such
City California.
The registration books are open and
as maps, chalk, erasers,
all who did not register before the pri­
stoves, curtains, etc.,_____
20.00
With a large portion of the hay mary election may do so now. Mrs. C.
Repairs of school house, out­
crop damaged or spoiled complete, S. Wescott, the official registrar, has
buildings or fences________
250.00
hay prices next winter promise to go her offee at the office of the Aurora
Janitor’s w ages..__________
175.00
soaring.
Observer.
Fuel___ _____
135.00
25.00
Mr. Sacket, assistant to George Clerk’s salary...-__________
Next Sunday morning at 11 o’clock
10.00
there will be Divine services in the | Harriman Miller at the Southern Postage and stationery____ _
50.00
Presbyterian church. You are very ! Pacific Aurora headquarters, has re­ Insurance___________
turned from an auto trip to Wen­ For the payment of bonds,
cordially invited to be present..
warrants, notes, and other
atchee with his father, going over to
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Cole and Mrs. register for the big land drawing
indebtedness, contracted on
F. R. Norton drove out to the J. P. j which takes place in Spokane today.
or after May 22, 1915, and
Cole farm Sunday to visit the old i
for interest thereon_______ 1,007.17
folks.
The Fargo Orchards company, locat­ Total estimated amount of
money to be expended for
While the weather is not hot ] ed at Fargo, on the Oregon Electric
near Donald, has sold to William R.
all. purposes during the year 4,142.17
enough to completely discourage the I
Grelck the west & of lot 8 in block 5 in
ice man, neither is it cold enough to I
E stimated R eceipts
the Fargo Orchard Tracts and lot 4 in
enthuse the fuel man very much.
block G in first addition to the town- From county school fund dur­
ing the coming school year 1,051.06
Mrs. John Shepherd was here Mon- ! site of Fargo, for $2860, according to a
day shopping at the Aurora stores, warranty deed filed at the county re­ From state school fund dur­
ing the coming school year
238.00
Mrs. Shepherd and Mr. and Mrs. B. corder’s office.
Cash now in the hands of the
R. W olfer have just returned from 'a
Mrs. Diana Snyder and her mother
district clerk_____________
-28.15
trip to Wilhoit Springs.
Mrs. J. S. Vandeleur were entertain­ Estimated amount to be re­
Mrs. Ole Bergstrom and children ing friends from Portland and Silver-
ceived from all other sour­
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. j ton Sunday. Their guests were Dr.
ces during the coming school
Bergren of Gladstone and attended I and Mrs. M. E. DeQuire, and chil­
year____________ _____ u...
280.00
the Chautauqua while the^e, says the dren; and Irene Kramer, all of
Total
estimated
receipts,
not
Silverton; and Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Molalla Pioneer.
including the money to be
Thompson and daughter Betty, and
received from the tax which
Mrs. Merton Skinner, of Anaheim. Mrs. Hagenary, of Portland, Mr.
it is proposed to vote____ 1,597.21
California, is the guest of Dr. and I Thompson is assistant ¿«rota ry and
Mr&jjj! R. F.-Giesy. Mrs. Skinner has treasurer of Lipman W olf & Com­
R ecapitulation
reljfciyds and many friends here who pany.
Total estimated expenses for
she will visit while here.
the year __________________ 4,142.17
The county court yesterday refused
Total
estimated receipts not
The “ Red Circle” , that marvelous to approve the final account of Stephen
including the tax to be voted 1,597.21
detective serial now running at Sim’s A. Matthieu, executor of the will of
MONEY TO LOAN—I have made
arrangements for loaning eastern
money, and will make very low rate of
interest on highly improved farms.—
Homer H. Smith, room 5, McCormick
building, Salem, Oregon. Phone 96.
Oregon City Bank Building
DENTIST
OREGON CITY
♦
X
Phone 53-35
Canby Mutual
FOR SALE—High grade piano in
pood condition. Very reasonable terms
Ifiven. Call in person or by phone.—
B. Cook, Butteville. (Aurora phone)
%For Sale— Two good cows, one
8|ying about four gallons daily, and
r^^kpther two gallons. Also horse
for Sale. Inquire at Observer Office.
20-2tp,
LAW YER
DEUTCHER A D V O K A T
WILL TRADE FOR WOOD—Twen­
ty dollar high power Stevens 30-30 rifle
pew; never used. N. C. Westcott, Au-
|ora, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bann of Meridian city o f Canby, all bidders offering i
premium.
were in Aurora Monday on business.
Theatre, is nearing its end. Many the late pioneer, Francis Xavier Mat­
other good films are shown every thieu and the executor is not yet dis­
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 and every charged from his obligation. Objec­
tion to the account was made by Lester
Sunday evening.
Francis Matthieu, John Fabian Mat­
More than 30,000 autos have been thieu, Ernest Theodore Matthieu and
registered in Oregon this year. Charles L. Bergevin, all of whom made
7000 are new machines; costing claims against the executor which are
$6,000,000. The total value of all ordered by the court to be paid. These
the machines in the state is about are for the sums of $171, $92, $171 and
$25,000,000.
$80 respectively.—Salem Statesman.
G. A . EHLEN Implements
Canby, Ore. |
j BLACKSMITH
I am prepared to do
all kinds o f general black­
smith work in the most
satisfactory manner
STONE & MOULTON
Attorneys-at-Law
Home A270
4-5-6 STEVENS BUILDING
Office Pkonos! Pouifio 4 0 3 ;
Oregon City, Oregon
All kinds of wood work and
wagon repairing and gene­
ral repair work. SATIS­
FACTION GUARANTEED
Carson & Brown
Attorneys at Law
United States National Bank Building
MARRY— For sure success try an
old responsible club, established nine
years, guarantee satisfaction, over
50,000 members; many wealthy; tes­
timonials and descriptions free. RE­
LIABLE CLUB, MRS. WRUI1EL, Box
26, Oakland, Calif.
6-24 to7-26
I
,J . F. OHLERT
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AURORA, OREGON
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Salem, Oregon
DR. ERICH R. STARKE
f
DENTIST
The Peach Canning Season Will
Soon Be Here
We have bought thè peach crop of
the Ottawa Peach Orchard., This with
our own crop will enable us this year
better than ever to furnish our patrons
with first class fruit at reasonable
prices. Will have all the leading varie­
ties, such as Early Crawfords, Late
Crawfords, Elbertas, Charlottes, and
Muirs. Will deliver in Aurora, Hub­
bard, Donald, Fargo and Butteville.
The Ottawa Orchard can be reached
this year only by the road through our
orchard, which is good for either auto­
mobile or wagon. Phone or write,
H ollyheim O rchards ,
Chas. Eilers, Prop.
(R. 3.) Aurora, Oregon.
All dental work conscientiously done and at
moderate prices.
PLATE W ORK A SPECIALTY
Mishler & Gribble Building
|
Phone, Main 20
Aurora Harness Shop
P. H . MILLER, Proprietor
| Harness Oiled by
The Donald Co-operative Cheese | Dipping Process
factory has had its first pay day, dis­
bursing over $1500 on the 15th of
| Everything for
the month to the producers. It is
the Horse
understood that the individual pro­ c
ducers were much pleased at the
prices they received. The institution
being ( f a co-operative character, the
customers get all that it is possible
to pay.
Dr. O. D. Butler, the local health
officer at Independence, acting with
the state and county authorities to
prevent infantile paralysis, says there
must be a clean-up at Independence
at once.
Barns, cowsheds pigpens,
chicken yards, dog houses, piles of
refuse and all other places where
Balance, amount to be raised
vermin exist must be cleaned up as
by district ta x.___________$ 2,544.96 soon as possible. If people will not
do it voluntarily, compulsion will be
We estimate that a levy of six mills used.
will be required to produce the amount
Butter wrappers have advanced in
of special tax money shown above.
price from 45 cents to $1.10 per 500
Dated this 7th day of July, 1916.
for the paper alone. We print only
Attest:
full packages of 500 sheets at $2.00
T. M. S nyder
JoNAfe M. W ill
District Clerk
Chairman Board per package. We do not print less
N of Directors than a package.
Aurora, Oregon
General Harness Findings
Half Sweeny Collars
Harness Made to Order
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done
Phone Aurora Mutual
AURORA, ORE.
The M odern Car
T L p
P / i i P i J r o / p f Model 490, fully equipped, 5-passenger,
* n e
w iie u r a ie L
electric lights, electric starter, 3-speed
gear, § floating axle, 37 h. p. Price $650.
*\tiid eh n h 0 r r F u n u
u r r 40-45
5 or 7 h. va p.,
s 6 en
zer’ ful1 floatin£ axle’
’ 17 series....... „ . „ $ 9 7 5
« J lU t t C U U K t ;/
C*
*DiuueuuRer o ix
5 or 7 passenger, full floating axle, 50-
55 h. P., $U65 and $1200.
FRAN K L. MILLER
Auto A gency
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