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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1911)
! The Weed's News Local and Personal Happenings in and About the lity. "We WANT YOU to try our Sunday dinners. Valace Hotel W. 1j. Jiarlow anu family were in from Eight Mile, Monday. All hinds of pumps to be had at 4jrtlliam & Binbee. Carpets sewed laid and lined by The Case Furniture Co. Thill Cohu pays highest cash ' price for hides, pelts and furs. Try a set of those Asbestos Sad Irons in Gilliam & Bisbee's win dow. R. F. Wiglesworth, Batter creek farmer, was registered at the Palace Friday. Picture framing promptly and neatly done at Case's Furniture .'Store. IJouwe for sale or rent with one acre ground. Inquire let Nation al Bank. tf Do it now ! Not ODly good, but cheap. Talk with Soiead before iusuiiiig. tf. Chve Huston and family were in the city from Eight Mile the last of the week. Miss Edna Woolery, of lone, is visiting relatives and friends in Heppner this week. You can't get too many chickens. We'll get rid of them for you at top prices. Minor & Co. The families of V. Crawford and C. L. Keithly arrived home from the mountains Saturday. Highest cash prices paid for hides, pelts and furs. See Morrow Warehouse Milling Co. tf. Oacar Schafer, Monument sheep owner, was in Heppner on Friday aud Saturday of this week. The campers in the mountains arc all retiming home and the town will soon be filled up again. Mr. aud Mrs. Andrew Neal, of .Loue Rook, are visiting with rela tives iu Heppuer this week. , Gram of any description taken in exchange lor aitsuurg ana Idaho Hour. Call on Phill Cobn. Poultry Theres money in it for you. We can handle all you raise. Minor & Co. Oeorge Perry, Frank Elder and h. V. Gentry arrived home Thurs day evening from their trip to Portland where they made delivery of a bunch of mutton sheep. Some attraction or other caused these men to have to lay over for a day at The Dalles, but just what it was has not been revealed to the editor of this paper, as Perry did not seem to want to talk much about it. To their friends here, however, they have made satisfactory explana tions, and it may be that they will be allowed to take a trip below alone at some future time as they have promised to get back on schedule time, The Gazette's job press has been on the bum this week getting out the Fall, 1911, colonist folders for the Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company. There is a big bunch of them and it keeps all hands busy at a lively rate to make delivery of the job on con tract time. While thisolhce is not equipped as is the city print shops yet we are turning out just as good a class of work, a fact that is being noticed by the railroad company. Bring along anything you have in the printing line; this shop will get it out for you in good shape at reasonable prices. Ed Huston, of Eight Milp, was in Heppner Friday and made de livery of some of his poultry at the Palace. Our large line of carpet samples will enable you to buy the best carpets at home; shown at Case's Furniture Store. ' Mrs. W. P. Button returned home Friday from a visit of ten days at the mountain camp of Dr. Metzler and wife. John Madden, a sheepowner and i rancher of the Lone Rock section, was transaction business in Hepp ner a few days this week Pap Simons returned Thursday from a ten days' stay in the moun tains. He reported considerable frost up there at the time he left N. Audrey, the piano tuner, was doing Heppner this week, putting many of the pianos of the city in shape to render harmonious dis cords. Mrs. L. E Cohu and daughter Gladys, depated for Portland Fri day morning. Mrs. Cohu goes to the city to lay in her fall aud wiuter millinery. Dill Williams, of the O.- V. It. A N., came in on the Saturday eve ning locttl. He is taking his vaca tion, aud will spend a few days liere visiting with friends. An unlimited market for poul try. The Portland market is yours. We have arranged with Portland connections to handle all the chick ens we can get. Minor & Co. That Onyt ware iu Gilliam & Bisbee's window is guaranteed.! You may put it on the stove with- j out water and heat it as hot as it i possible to get it without dam aging it id the least No better granite made. Messrs. Leonard & Voos, who have been running sheep on the I. A. Chapman ranch near Rich mond in Wheeler county, have disposed of their interests over that way. They have returned to Heppner but do n.ot at this writing know just what line of business they will take np. In conversation with Mr. Leonard, he speaks highly of the Richmond section us a grass country, but it is rather too rough to run shfep on successfully. The memorial window for the front of the M. E. Church South, building arrived from Portland this week and was immediately put iu place. It U a work of art and adds much to the beauty of the remodeled edifice. Lost A lady's grip containing dresses and shoes aud babv's dresses. Same lost from Haril-man-Heppner stage line last Sat urday. Finder please leave al Victor Groshen's saloon. tf For Sale. At your own price for cash. 1 3J wagon. 1 spring wagon. 1 set bus harness. 1 set work harness. Inquire at Palace Hotel. For Sale. At a bargain. A good five room house, with bath and other con veniences. Will sell famished or unfurnished. For further partic ulars inquire at thia office. tf For Rent. The Harry Jones ranch will be for rent October 1st, 1911. Twelve miles southe&st of Heppner. For particulars, write Mrs. Henry Jones, 229 Knott Street, Portland, Oregon. jl3-tf. I have tor sale a few setting of pure bred Brown Leghorn egg8. $2.00 per 15. E. J. McClanahan strain, Eugene, Ore. II. A. Emkksox. EXTRA SPEC AL SALE LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Strayed. From my place in Rood Canyon about three weeks ago, one Poland- China sow, weight about 275 pounds. Will bring pigs in a few days. Reward offered for recovery of animal. 3r. EMERSON KEITHLEY. We sell phonographs and records for ess than yon can buy them from any other source. Buy tf us and Pave time and transportation. Patterson & Son. Raise Chickens Minor & Co. have made arrangements to dispose of all the poultry you cau raise, at Portland prices less cost of handling- . Insure your house with the Ore gou Fire Relief of McMinnvillo the old reliable company. Geo. J. Ccrkin, Local Agent, W nell Kodaks and Kodak supplies for less than you can buy them trotc other source. Buy these of us and save lime and morrev. Paterson & Son. n 1 r c SKIRTS DRAWERS GOWNS CORSET COVERS For a few days only. Sup. S, E. Notson departed ou Wednesday morning for Spokane. He goes as lay delegate to the Annual Conference of the M. E. Church which is now convened in that city. Frank Turner is now "hello girl" at the central telephone office in Heppner, aud he is taking hold of the job in a manner that is prov ing satisfactory to the patrons. Cameras, kodaks, films, plates, papers and chemicals. Everything for the amateur photographer. Patterson & Son Velox, Azo, Solio and Bromide papers and post cards, all sizes. Patterson A Son. For xenange LAND FOR LIVESTOCK I have good, cultivated wheat land in (J'lham and Morrow Counties, a'so (10 acres uoimproved land near Kahuna, Was')., that I will ex change on a fair valuation for horses, cattle or sheep. C. S. WHITCOMB MORGAN OREGON For a good night's rest come to Pj LODGING WE cents vJL, fis II llll . . P V IIIIH 111 III V I i V II I f I Wl I , i l I TT I I LI Aim a I I I I I I V II I mac Palace Hotel j . THE TIME HAS ARRIVED to prepare for the making of Hay, and anything that is worth doin"- at all is worth doino- nVht. The only right way to make hay is to do it with the old Mccormick mower and rake When tne machine gets too old, which is not often with a McCormick, you will find a new one at . Vaughn &. Sons Later on Binders, Reapers and Headers can be found at the same place. Bod eThe Tailor, has secured the agency enry of the AMERICAN LADIES' TAIL ORING CO., of Chicago, and invites ladies to inspect and select samples and the un rivalled fashions. FRENCH DRY CLEANING A SPECIALTY. Natter Building Heppner. Oretron J. NORTH BEACH is the pleasure haunt in thin part of the country this summer. Its devo tee rejoice to learn that the.v can now go and come on n regular sched ule, independent of tides. The popu lar excursion steamer, "T. J.' Potter" leaves 'Portland, Ash Street dock, DAILY, EXCEPT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, 8.30 A. M. SATURDAYS ONLY, 1,00 P.M. Ali the steamer "HASSA L(V lea v inr Portland daily, except Sunday, at VtMl 1". M. (Saturday at 10;IMl P. .i.i REDUCED FARES PREVAIL I ! From All Points in the Northwest j ' via the Ormon-Washincion Railroad A Nat tea- tioa Company. Ideal collage and ramp life, a magnifi cent beach that in not anrpapped any where, eenialand beneficial climate, and all the comfort of home without costing any more than if you remained at borne. Call on or write to any O-W. K.Jfc N. agent for full information ; also for copy nt onr atimmer book, "Outings in Oregon." VM. McMURRAY, 'General Passenger Agent. O-W". K. N. , Portland. Ore. i HER Thomson Bros. HOT WEAT Is here now. Why not Gfct the habit and come and take a look at our manv thin materials for hot weather. We have them in all varieties of white and colored lawns, just the tiling to keep cool in. We earn a full line of i? & G. Corsets In all priivs. Also tin famous Nemo Corsets, $3.50, $4 THOMSON BROS. n