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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1908)
Glasses properly lionj's. Local Notes. fitted at P. 0. tf. from Oscar Dorg has returned the coast. Al Avers came in from Parker'H Mill, Sunday. I.ou Davidson drove iu from tbe nnch Monday. Jake Young came in from Eight Mile, Saturday. Mrs. J. A. Woolery, of lone, was in the city Saturday. Wm. Ball returned Thursday from a vacation trip. Mose Ashbaugh was in from Eight Mile, Saturday. Mr. and IWrn. Phill Cohn have returned from Newport. Highest cant) prie paid for hides pelts and fur. Phill Cohn. Dan Rice, of Hard man, was a Heppner visitor Monday. C. K. Jones, of Eight Mile was a business visitor, Friday. Oscar Cochran of lone, was a guest at the Palace, Monday. Abe Wells, of Portland visited relatives in the city this week. Chris Borchers returned Friday evening from McDufly's spriugs. Mrs. Frankie Luper came up from Portland, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Conner re turned Saturday evening fioni Portland. Aud now Willow creek has gone off on the prohibition movement ;uiil i.s almost drv. Mr. and Mrs. (Veil Humphreys who have been to t!xj seaside, re turnt'd Saturdav. Harry Cuminiiis has put in a new gasoline pumping outfit to ir ligate his uurseiy and gardens. X-nvt. Whi'tstone left Tuesday morning for Seattle where his rac iiig mare is entered in tin races. W. II. French, A. West and Lo tus Robison, of Hardman. were rtgistered at the I'alace, Momlay. I. V. Iierkett, of Portland, who i-; looking after harvest operations on his Kight Mile farm, was in the city Saturday. Percy Jariuon came in from lhitter i'reek, Monday. Mr. .lar liiiui states that his fruit crop is very good this seas.ii'. Mr. and .Mrs. Fivd Wall re turned Friday evening from Cas cade Locks where they have been for a mouth enjoying a vacation. Gnohhoppers are reported to be quite numerous in the llinton creek country. Owing to the time of year but little damage can be done. JYrpy Deunison who has been up in Baker county for some time looking after his sheep interests, was an incoming passenger .Mon day evening. The following homesteaders proved up on their claims this week before Uuited States Com missioner, J. P. Williams. V. II. Ueat h, whose wituesses were Sam Mcl)miel and Tuos. 'iraham; Otis Shauer, witnesses, A. K. 8iinous and M. S. Maxwell; Phillip Cave, witnesses, Eugene Mattesou and .lohn Ridgeway. K "v. V. A. Orr who spent a couple of weeks rusticating in the moun tains has returned with his tamilj and will resume the regular duties of church work, lie will preach ;it the M. . church smth. next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock ami at N o'cl jcl; in the evening. His morning topic will be ''A Glimpse of the Mountains." All are cor dially welcome. V. II. Heath was in town Mon day. Mr. Heath will finish tim ber cruising for Fuller Fuller, of Omaha, Nek, iu another week. He states that the smaller streams iu the mountains are drying up and that there is practically no grass in the Wall creek and Cam as prairie country on account of dry weather. A little damage was caused by fire at the head of Rock creek. The fires were checked by the recent rains. Robert Thomson left Tuesday morning for Spokane. Alex Coruett came in from But ter creek, Monday. Attorney C. E. Woodson visited Portland this week. Vic Oroshens returned from The Dalles Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Conner were incoming passengers from lone, Tuesday. Emmet and Ben Cochran of Monument, were registered at the Palace, Monday. E. L Freeland who received a fracture of the leg is able to be ont on crutches. Louis Pearson, the tailor, who has been in Portland for a month, returned Tuesday evening. Deputy Sheriff Gus Mallory who has been taking a vacation at the coast, returned Tuesday. J. X. Congleton, of Gooding, Idaho, is in the city. He is here to buy lambs. He wants 10,000 head. B. T. Chamberlain, a Portland real estate man was in Heppner this week looking after some big real estate deals. Walter Bennett, ot Spray, U in tbe city. P. M. Christeuson,of Lexington, is in the city. A. W. Goodman left yesterday morning for a vacation. He will visit Pomeroy and other Wash ington points. Postmaster Smead is making a change iu the poetoflice building, A back partition ban been taken out and the boies will be moved back making a bigger lobby and more roon for both tha public and the potoflisa requirements. Sixty four new lock boxes will be added. Oryun for Sale. One new pur lor oifzan, mut be sold at once, to save reshipnaent to factory. Will he cloned ont regardless 0f cost. Address manufacturers, care this office. No one is immune from kidney trouble, ho just remember that Foley's Ku.ney Remedy will stop the irrego larit es and cure any case of kidney or bladder trouble that is not beyond the reach of medicine. Slocum Drug Co. Wm. Matlock today shipped GOO 2-year-old wethers and 740 lambs to Rutland. The sheep will be used for mutton. Active at N7 This would be unusual news if men and women would keep themselves free from rheumatism and all aches and pains as well as keeping their muscles and joints limber with Dfdlard's Snow Liniment. Patterson & Son. AUGUST SENSATION IN PRICE MAKING Only fiG hunters' licences have been issued from the clerk's ollice so far this season. Up to this time last j ear 110 licenses had been is sued in this county. 'I he season 'I'lie l.iiKlevt .Tlun in I lie World would not be contented to be kept in the houe and doing nothing by rheu matism. Neither are you, who are al ways busy and active. Thm don't neg lect the first twinge of an echo or pain that you nr'ght tliiuk is just a "crick " Kuli well vi(h Kallanl's Snow Liniment and no nialier what the trouble is, it will disatmear at dure. l;tte,-sr,n for shooting grouse opened up on s.ki. the loth of this month. j - t ... r.R r.Til v::i im iin n-"f .Dears liia v " " i-.u., j Bignaturo of uzf-y CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind Yoa Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of ! or u ! i i'";n? bunch u: stuck ranch of 2000 I acres, situated on tuid-lti' fork of the .1 ihn I 'ay M'-er, i" f.irant countv, Ore uo:i ; p'ice sf-1 ; , pe- ace, terms liberal, a li.o-a;n; if interested wiile lor tpimp, plat and fill; de-.-iiption to T. 1". Hall, M t . Vei non, he'nn The summer goods now remaining here have served their purpose and have served it well. They now must bid us good-bye, and do it in a hurry. This is the time of yeaa that we make way for new fall goods, by making prices that will make the goods go, regardless of desirability or or cost. Regardless of price concessions the goods are all of that high standard for which this store is noted, and are strictly in sea son and up-to-now styles. Wash Goods, 1-3 to 1-2 off Mens Straw Hats 1-4 to 1-2 off Childrens Wash Hats 1-2 price Ladies Shirt Waists, 1-3 off. ' These prices tell the tale fairly well, and mean that you ought to be here. ...CT-,.,- ,WU, m1-mmnnBrllnriTnrlr.1 M iM Go. CASTOniA. Boars the ? Kind Yon Have Aiwavs Bought SVnaiare of 7 fclBYSffiBMYCBKE Makes Kidneys and Bladder Right The Reliable Store" H H r i ft Special in L Summer aoi Goats Just a lew let t to clear out before our large stock of Fall Coats airrive. By th e way, we will show the lamest stock of Coats and Suits ever shown by one store in Eastern Oregon. Made by the best" factory in New York, in the most approved fashions. LADIES SHORT COATS Regular $7.00 Coat at $4.1)5 Regular 7.i)0 Coat at ").().") Regular 0.00 Coat at lU.l Regular 11.00 Coat at 7.)0 THE CONSERVATIVE in n;ikm; loans mut applicants or sinvtifs , know t a certainty that his i iv responsible and worthy of the prudent depositor should know el-edit. Likewise. tlie character and the standing of the hank with which he deals. The reputation of this hank with a lecord of over twenty years of successful business is sutlicient guarantee that the interests of every depositor will be carefully protected. First National Bank of Heppner Oldest Bank in Morrow County f. A. KHKA, President T. A. KIIKA, Vi.-e Kie.-Mei.t T. ,T. MAIIONKY. Cashier K. L FKKKI.ANP, Asst. Casi.ier thing for These are just th' the first chilly evenings in early Fall Pei5 11.40 per cent. Divioends I MARQUARDSEN'S Department Store Where Quality is Higher than Price rer.t . n .l.t. 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