Heppner gazette., September 13, 1906, Image 5

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The Week's News in Brief
Personal Mention
Glasses properly fitted at P. O
Burn's, tf
Mrs. Wm. Cowina received
fracture of the arm at the wrist
from a fall at the skating rink
Monday.
Semi-Weekly Portland Journal and
Heppner Gazette only $2.00 per year.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Minor wen
to Portland, Monday. They wil
visit the State fair before return
ing.
Mrs. Norman Kelly entertained a
number of the members of the
relief corps at the pleasant country
home, Tuesday.
Tea will be served at the resi
dence of Mrs. W. P. Dutton next
Wednesday, for the benefit of the
Episcopal church. Tea will be
served from 3 p. m. to 9 o'clock.
The Star Brewery people have
purchased the Brewery saloon in
Heppner, formely owned by J. B.
Natter on upper Main street. The
transfer was made this week. The
consideration was $5000.
A carload of very fine water
melons were shipped in from Irri
gon this week. Tbey were pur.
chased by Minor & Company and
the Pastime and foubd ready sale,
being of fine flavor and large in
size. Morrow county is allright
when it comes to growing almost
anything.
Jim Boss who is well known in
Heppner, was seriously hurt one
day last week while packing for
Mills Bros, sheep camp near Dale.
Mr. Ross was thrown from a wild
horse, striking against a tree. For
a time it was thought that he
would not live, however, he is now
improving.
The first day of the district fair
nt Pendleton will be dedicated to
Morrow county. There will be an
effort to get a special train to go
from Heppner on that day.
Dr. Winnard, Ear, Eyes Nose and
Throat. Glasses properly fitted. tf
C. E. Bedfield went to Portland,
Monday.
Mrs. F. Luper has returned from
Portland.
Pat McPaid was up from lone,
yesterday.
Miss Mnude Mills has returned
The pleasant showers have been
agreeable to all, and the street
sprinkler is out of business.
What is perhaps the finest ship
ment of muttcn sheep sent out of 'rom Portland.
the inland empire this season has A. W. Goodman has returned
just been londed out of Walla from Portland.
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"B"aui,m ub" H C. O. Hnelat is viaitinr th
1 x i mi r , rxi til 3
mai piace. xnere were wzv ueaa State fftir t KaIe
of 2-vear.old Merino watherH in
th.Mnmmi.h.vi..M iiox rD .Herpcnan, .jr. returned to
pounds each at the rValla Walla Port,hBd. yesterday.
yards, and sold for 4 cpnts per Charley Kernan came down from
pound, making the price $150 per Boise, Idaho, Friday,
head at Walla Walla. n v Thnmonn rtf nnt.
was in the city Friday.
Creek, has leased for a period of W. P. McMillen, of Lexington
five years all the land and sheep was in the city Monday.
owned by Joe Vey. About 20,000 . T .
t i i a i nnnnn Geo Perry, of Lone Rock, was
. j - , . , , , !,. in the city Saturday,
head of sheep are included in this
deal. It is reported that the R- F. Wijjgleswortb, of Butter
annual rental is to $7000, and that creek, was in town Saturday.
Stanfield is to pav all taxes and re- a. L. Avers, of Parker's Mill.
pair expenses as well as to return was a business visiter, Friday.
at the end of the contract as many , .,,..
head of stock in like condition as "au' ,ULOU'' . "cc"'
Pendleton Tribune. was a uePPner vlBllor ridy-
Attorney S. E. VanVactor re-
renland Land and Livestock Co.,
informna ih awtta that tl.l jj. Howard ana family were
wheat that has been threshed by registered at the Palace, Saturday
the company this year, is ap- Frank and Oscar Borg were out
parently not injured in the least going passinger Saturday morning
and has made a good average crop.
The company has about 900 acers
LATEST CONCEITS
IN AUTUMN ATTIRE
he receives.
C. A. Minor, manager of the
of wheat this year which will be
all used for hay and feed on the
big stock ranch of 30,000 acres
The company expeots to sow in
the neighborhood of 1500 acres to
wheat next year.
Notice to Taxpayers.
Monday, Oct. 1st, 1906, is the last day day.
on which the last half of your 1905
taxes can be paid without penalty and
interest. Ten per cent penaltv and
twelve per cent interest must be added
after tbe above date.
3t E. M SHUTT, Sheriff.
G. V. McHaley and wife were
registered at tbe Palace, Monday,
Attorney F. H. Robinson, of I
lone, was a business visitor Thurs
day.
o. t. Moore, ot opray, wag a I
business visitor in Heppner, Mon
day.
H. C. Thomson, of Butter creek,
was registered at tbe Palace, Fri-
SOHE SMART COATS AND SUITS
FOR WOMEN AND MISSES
There's a great variety of the smart Fall Coats and
Suits in the correct lengths and shapes for Wom
en, Misses and Children.
Made of the Plaid materials that are the voeue this
season Light, Medium and Dark colorings.
Made double breasted in the new collarless effect,
with velvet and braid trimmings around the neck.
New coat sleeves with braid and velvet trimmed
cuffs.
We are the Heppner dealers for the justly cele
brated "Palmer" line, that is conceded by all to sur
pass all, as regards latest styles, newest fabrics and
best workmanship, all at the lowest possible price.
We will appreciate a critical examination of our
line, whether you buy or not.
MINOR
COMPANY
the city
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Peicy .Tarmon, of Butter creek,
was doing business in Heppner,
Friday.
Mrs. Stella Natter has returned
Notice to Woolgroweri.
30 Days -30 Days
closFngsale
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The reznlar semi-annual meeting of
the Heppner Wool Growers' Association
Will Ha 1 1 0 1 it in Hannnar Hromnn rn
from a visit to Baker City and c .. ufv,. a in L...
of the association are invited to be
present.
yi Commencing Saturday, September
8, and Closing October 8
In order to make room for our im
mense stock of Fall Goods that are
arriving daily we place on sale for
the next 'M (lays regardless of cost
illl Summer Goods at (lie Lowest Sacrifice Price
50 pieces Dress (Joods, Latest Patterns, worth 50c to (0c
yard Sale Price, per yard 25c
All Straw Hats at HALF PRICE :
100 iMens Shirts, worth $1.00 to $1.50 for 50c
100 Mens' Felt Hats worth $1.50 to $3 00 for 75c
150 Pairs Mens' Half Shoes. Oxfords worth 83.50 to 84.00 $2.50
Everything must go to make room for the big
Fall Stock that is arriving daily. First cost will
not he considered. Our object is to sell the goods
cash. Xuf sed.
and get tin
We invite the Ladies of Town and County to call and inspect the
Sweilwst and Largest Lioe of
New Dress Goods and Fancy Waistings
No two alike. Fancy Novelties, etc, that ever hit the towu. No
trouble to show goods. .
Thomson Bros.
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Portland.
Prof. E. J. Mprrill and wife of
f Hard man, were HeppDer visitors
f Saturdny.
C. M. White of Ionp, was at-
tending to legjil business in the
city this week.
Mre. II. L. Davis of Portland, is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Stevenson
John Flemminc, the well known
stock bnyer, was an incoming pas
senger Thursday.
Attorney J. K. Bardette, of
Arlington, whs in the city this
week, ou legal business.
D. O. JUSTUS. Secretary.
I'or Sale.Town Property.
Good (5 room house, Rood celUr, good
wash house well furugiied, wood shed,
chicken house and barn, with 8 good
lots four bordering on' Main street, good
well of water, shubbery and shade trees.
Fine garden and two blocks from public
uchool. Price $1500. Inquire at this
office.
Ilr. K. II rock.
Confinement or medical cases taken.
Pi ivate nursing at my own home. The
most careful home care coupled with a
thorough knowledge of nurslriir trained
HeppDer is short on residence irom long experience. Residence Court
treet. Terms Reasonable. Sepl2(.
OurSu ooes
HINGSES ON OUR GOOD
bread. We have aimed, studied
and striven for erfectiou in tbe
baker's art. Judging from the
6teady increase in cur customers,
these penitent efi'orls have not
been in vain. While the past is
secure, present popularity pives ua
a mortgage on the future, s.vl
lovers of fine bread, cakes, pies and
pastry will intist ou being served
by us.
FAIUCIIILD vc MAUL ATT
Butchers and Packers
Ijreslx and Cured Meats
Highest Market Price paid for Fat Stock
Hides and Pelts.
buildings. The demand is much
greater than the supply.
Miss Ida McAtee started for
Spokane, Saturday morning where
she goes to attend school.
Anderson Hayes left Monday
morning for Willamette valley
points where he will visit for some
time.
Judge II. J. Bean and District
Attorney Fhelps were over from
Pendleton this week attending to
court matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Underwood,
of Condon, who were visiting Mr.
and Mrs. S E. VanVactor, return
ed to their home Thursday.
Xels Magnusen went to Tort
ainl, Saturday. Mr. Magnusen
will take in the State fair at Salem
before returning to leppner.
A. R. J urgens, representing the
Star Brewery, was in the city this
week. Mr. Jurgens is a popular
salesman and thoroughly under.
Btands his business.
Mr. and Mrs. Newt Jones and
daughtei Veuice went to Portland,
Saturday where they will visit
relatiyee. Mr. Jones will go to
Baker City before returning to
Heppner.
Th newa of both taemispnere m The
Weekly Orefroniazu
PflLflCE HOTEI
HEPPNER, OREGON
Leading Eastern Oregon Hotv
MODERN CONVENIENCES
ELECTRIC LIGHTED ...
Dnder New Msnngement. Thoroughly
Renovated end Ketiitled. Lest
Meals in tbe City.
MiDDOLl i CO. Frajs.
Weekly Oreon!an Hcprrier Gaxetta.
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Groceries
Our Specialty
EVERYTH ING
NEW
FRESH
AND
CLEAN
WE CAN PLEASE YOU
Red Front Livery &
Feed Satbles
Willis Stewart, Prop
FIRST-CLASS
:LIVERY RIGS
Kept constantly on hand
and can be furnishes on
fdiort notice to parties
wiohinu to drive into the
interior. First class : :
Hacks and Bugijies
CAM. AROVXI) AND
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TRAVELERS
AND CAN FCRNISH
RIGS AND DRIVER OX
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NOTICE FOR ri'BLU'ATIOX. (Public Land
trale )
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Notice i hereby niven, t!mt Hili-erteJ by tli
Commisfiiorer ot tlie'ietieiH Ijiii.i Ortlee. iiikW
provision of aet f oimtess nplT veil Jnn
J7, W, l'nhlie No. e ill i fter at public
ale. to tlie hiulit-st MciW. t lii u 'clock a
on the 27th iIh.v . f Sepri mbi r ncx. nt this office,
the follow ire tri-c'o "I IhihI, to w it :
ihe W':SW'4. fVi, Mini SESE',. Sec
tions. Tp.SS . K -J. Y . W. M.
Any pernors ( 'a'lir-.s.- 11 hvre!y the ahove
ilescnbtNl lrtniJs ae miviM'd to :ile their claim,
or objpctio'", mi or hi'Une the day atoe
ilesiKtiatetl (or t!:c al'.
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ANNE M. LJ.Wi, lUcelver.
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The Palm
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hv (Tt'jun Soda
IIiih (Jnulf Ciar
Fivsh Cuitlifs
Nuts ntul Fruits
Lunch (loocls
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