Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, March 21, 1907, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextLocal and Personal Notes SGeo. Terry came in from Lone Rock yesterday. C. E. Jones was la from Eight Mile, yesterday, Bube Cochran was in Ileppner, yes terday from lone. Banker Wharton made a business trip to Cecil, Saturday. John Ilayea came ia from bis Butter creek ranch yesterday. Mrs, A. .G. Bartholomew is visiting relatives at Estacada. Pbil Doherty and wife were transact lag business iu town, Saturday. Milt Maxwell was in tjwn from Hard' man the latter part of tbe previous week. Jake Youog, one of Morrow county' substantial farmers, came in from Eight Mile yesterday. Mr. at.d Mrs. Lorin Campbell, of Portland, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs J. W. Ra' mus. Siojjin' and Bpeakin' by the old fash ioned folks at the Methodist meetin iiouse, March 29. IJ. S. Noal, counoilmen of the 44th ward of tbe city of Lone Rock, ia regie tered at the Star. Uncle Charley Kirk, of Ilardman was a business visitor in Ileppner, the first of the week. Oacar Keith'.y, an extensive farmer of the Ilardman district, was a business visitor io Ileppner lest Friday. W. J. Wattenburer came in from Butter creek and transacted business in our city tbe latter part of last week. J. C. Keithly, the big farmer and stockman of the Ilardman section was doing business in Ileppner, Saturday Henry Wilkios. of Clem, Gilliam county, is in tbe city, Be ,otiating with Metz & Sons tor a French Coach stallion Win. Evsretts, of Condon, is in tbe city. While here Mr. Everett bought a Percberon stallion from M. Metz A ons. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Garrignes who have been spending tbe winter at Palo Alto, Calif , returned to this city Satur day evening. "Uncle" Jimmy Allen, the veteran road builder for Morrow county, was in from his ranch on Eight Mile, Saturday Uncle Jimmy report eyerything in a flourishing condition in bis neighbor hood. The sheep shearing season is almost here. Io the Columbia river countrv, in this county, a number of fleeces will be clipped this week. An early spring means early shearing. The bnsy sea eon for the sheepmen will soon be here. Anson Wright was in from bis big sheep ranch near Hardman, Saturday. Mr. Wright states that sheep are doing fine, but that the grass is not growing eo fast in nis section as it was about two weeks ago, owing to tbe cool nights. Joe Hayes, Jr., who was in from the Hayes ranch on Butler creek tbe latter part if last week, reports stock in fine abape. They are building two immense Bheep sheds on the main creek Io shelter their fl icks. Frank Brown, Levi Mor gan and Ott Neal are engaged in tbe construction work. The five minute address to boys and girls next Sund y in trie M. E. church will inrte all to take a peep in "A Boy') rocket," and the sermon follow ing will look at 'Taiil Before Athens," and tie evening sermon will Bek "How the Just Teach the Unjiiit." Welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Harry S ory formerly of Muckiltco, Wash., who have been visiting Ms. Story's parents. Mr. and Mrs. James IIger, ot thiscitv, "eft yes terday morning lor the Alberta c nntry where Mr. Story will en age in busin ess. Read II. W. Fed's l.orse and Jack i d. in this issue. Mr. Fell's horse f and jack a o very fi e bred animals a? well ng hems extra good individuals of their respective breed. Mr. Fell is an ex pert j'id;ie of both ho.ses and juks and lias b:en very o ireful i;i selecting tbe best aiiimaW that rn iney can buy. If 5 0:1 are liM.tini: Yaoantl Jovernment land, J. T. W Miar.is n, (irande, Ore gon makes maps of any township in the La Grande. Land District showing the condition of the township at the date made for $1 each, as shown by tbe records of the land office. Land office practice a specialty. June7-tf. Judge Brieily, of lone, was a business visitor, Friday. Waldo Vincent was in from Batter creek, Saturday. Henry Howell, of lone, was a Ilepp ner visitor, M mday. T. W. Morgan was in from his Goose berry farm, Saturday. Ed McDaid and family, of Strawberry, spent Sunday in town. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Vey, of Butter creek, were in the city Friday. Natt Webb, Jr., came in from tbe Webb ranch on Balm Fork, Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. Eph Eikelson, of Lex ington, were trading in ileppner, Fri day. Tom J. Mahoney, the lone banker, was a business visitor in Ueppner, Sat urday. R. E. Alsto'.t, an Eipht Mile farmer, was doing business in Ileppner, the first of the week. J. C. Alstott an extensive Eight Mile farmer, was a Ileppner visitor tbe latter part of last week. Tom Mathews, one of the big stock men of Butter creek, was in town Sat urday and Sun-lay. T. T. Notson,. of Dallas, Oregon, an uncle of Attorney S. E. Notson, of this city, is visitiuu the latter. Have you p'anted your early garden yet? Lots of free government seeds left at the Gazette officj. L. Monterestehi, of Pendleton, was iu the city this week looking after his tombstone and marble business. M. R. Ilorgan, an extens v fa-mer of tbe Gooseberry section, was paying his taxes at tbe court house, Saturday. Forest Superintendent D. B. Shelter left Monday morning fjr Sumpter, where he gees on business conneoted with the forestry service. P. P. Peterson, formerly with Minor & Co. of this city, was in the city, Fri day. Mr. Peterson is now a commercial traveler for a Portland firm. Tbe East Oregonian says that tbs white robin recently killed in Ileppner, is an Albino robin. Guess that's right The name sounds good, anyhow. Tom GilfiUin, one of Morrow county's leading sheepmen, was in from bis Sand Hi. How ranch, Sunday. Tom re ports sheep in fine sbape and grats tbe beBt in years. G. M. Levelett, an old pioneer and keeper of the Wall creek station, came P from tbe Willamette Valley, where he moved a little over a year ago, after isposiug of his property in this country. John Tasb, of Clark's Canyon, was in the city Monday. Mr. Tash states that fall sown grain is boking exceptionally good in his locality. The ground is too wet for spring seeding, but the farmers are glad to see it. Nearly every fruit tree in Lexington as been sprayed with a lime and sul- pher solutioo, tor San Jose scale, dur ing the past two weeks. The Willow creek valley can and does produce as ne fruit as any part of Oregon, when the orchards are given proper care. Wheat field. Preliminary work for the enlarging of tbe Hinklt ditch canal' between Echo nd Butter creek is well under way. Three thousand additional acres will be atered, and many men and teams will shortly de at work. Messrs. Teel. Binkle and others are actively engaged getting the work under way. E. O. A Mr. Tace, from the Indian Territory ecently purchased from Wm. Casey nd Felix Johnson, a car load of horses hich he 6bipped to the territory, to be used for light farm wotk. Wild range horses, 000 pounds weight, brought 840 per head. Mr. Pace intends to return n a short time and secure three or four car loads more. Ukiah correspondent to Pendleton Tribune. Attorney G. W. riidps is now en gaged in drawing up a chatter for tbe town of Ilardman, Morrow county. He as tbe le?al representative of this town ben it incorporated a few years ago nder the general 1 iws of the state, made snd provided in such cases, and now that the town has on grown its charter be has been asked to uake a special one for it. Pendleton Tribune. Of course you pBy yonr nioucy, But you get your money's worth. For what does money maun to you When Rocky Mountain Tea's on earth? ton, Oregon. W. P. MoMillen, Lexiog- A . B. Grover came up from I ne, Sat urday. Ed. McDaid was in from Strawberry, Monday. Pat McDaid, of Ella, spent Sunday in Ileppner. J. S. Rodgers and wife were in the city Tuesday. A, Rice and wife of lone, were in tbe city Tuesday. Nate Cecil c me np from Cecil, Mon day evening. Frank Erg'eman came up irora lone, yesterday evening. E. L. Frceland returned from Pot- land yesterday evening. Peter McCabe was down from tbe Penland ranch and spent Sunday. J. L. Howard spent Saturday in town from his Butter creek ranch. Mike Marshall was np from Castle Rock and spent Sunday in Heppner Ed Scbmer and II. L. Douthit, of Troutdil wei e registered at tbe Palace, Saturday. C. D. Lowe and W. H. Lythe were registered at tbe Palace, Tuesday, from Pendleton. Remember the bigge sing Fiidry evening, March 29, at tbe Methodist raeetin' house. Rev. F. N. Looney, presiding elder, will preach at the Southern Methodist church next Sunday. Frank Glasscock fell from a disc bar row one day last week and received bad sprain ot the knee H. W. Fell returned Friday evening from Prescott. Wash , where he has been for a week on business. Mike and Frank McCabe, sheepmen from tbe But'er creek hills, were trans acting business in town tbe first of the week. Mrs. Ed. Reed was an incoming pas senger yesterd iv evening from Prescott, Wash., and is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs. J. W. Rasmus. Jeff Hayes left Tneeday morning for Ontario. JBfr. Hayes is running his sbeep near that place and will be ab sent about two weeks. Captain Charles McDonald and Lieu tenant George Leduc, of the Salvation Army, held an open air meeting, also services at the Baptist chnrcb, Monday evening. The lad'es of the Christian chnrch will serve a good old fashioned dinner at the Slocum building on Friday even ing next, beginning at 5 o'clock. Price onlv 25c. Wm. HugheB came in by private con veyance from Harney county, Sunday. Mr. Hughes was accompanied by J T. Duffee, of Portland, and J. M. Marlin, of Ruttedge, Ore. Geo. W. Junkin who has been spend ing tbe winte-i in Portland, came np yesterday evening. Mr. Junkin states that if he can sell his property in tbe Hardman country he will go to Portland to reside. Complete Showing of Wash Goods With Easter Only 10 Days off this An nouncement Will Awaken Intense Interest At no other time of the year do women pay ho much attention to their attire. Everyone looks forward to Easter. Everyone wants and will have a new crown. It cornea so earlv this vear that vour selections must be made at once. Here you will find the best. We are showing the sheerest and filmiest of light weight materials, as well as the smart wash suitings for on tine: wear. In all lines the selection is most complete. Choosing from such a stock as this, is a delight to any woman. A few of the favorites are Paris Silk Plaids, Tokio Silks, Tissue Brilliant, Paris Organdies. Imported Dimities, May-Flower Britiste Voile Suitings, Ginghams Percales BUY 101 WASH FABRICS IRE. IT PATS NEW LACES EMBROID ERIES,! RIBBONS Minor 4 Co. THE POPULAR STORE We have the BEARS' BELTS Wanted and For Sale Glasses properly Borg's. fitted at P. O. tf. Highest cash pric paid for hides, pelts and fufr. Phill Gohn. Semi-Weekly Portland Journal and Heppner Gazette only $1 75 per year. Highest cash price paid fur second band grain sacks at tbe flour mill, tf Seed wheat, Oats, Rve and Barley for sale by Phill Cobn, at Ileppner Warehouse. BORN. HYND In this city, Wednesday, March 13, 1907, to Mr. aad Mrs. R. F. Hynd, son. SLOAN On Batter creek, to Mr. and Mrs. Claode Sloan, an eight pound boy. HISLER-In this city, to Mr. and Mrs Paul Hisler, a daughter. Yonr stomaoh ohnrns and digests tbe food yon eat and if foal, or torpid, or ont ot order, yonr whole system Buffers from blood poison. Hollieter's Rocky Mountain Tea keeps yoa well. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. W. P. MoMillen, Lex ington, Oregon. We oare not how you suffered, no wbat failed to enre yon, Hollister's Rooky Mountain Tea makes the peuni est, weakest specimen of man or woman hood strong and bealtby. 35 cents. W. P. MoMillen, I exington, Oregon. Catarrh Cannot be Cured. with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, ns they cannot reach the scat of the disease. Catarrh i Wool or Constitutional ilioease. anil in order t, cure it yoa must take internal remedies Hal's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, ami acts directly on fh blood and mucous surfa.-rs Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a qnsck medi inc. It was lem'ribeil by one of the best physicionH in this t:ntry for yoarR and if a regular ir. scrli tlon. It Is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucons surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients i9 what produce such wonderful results iu curing Catarrh. Sand for testimonials free. F. J. CHENEY Hi CO., Props., Toledo. O Sold by Unionists, price 75. Take Hall s Family Pills for constipation. Goose Eggs For Sale Cross between Toulouse and Kndem. Price 31.50 for five. Geo. B. Hufford, Heppner. WANTED Young men to studr Te legraoby. Positions when qualified. Wages 875 to $90 Jper month. Apply immediately. Oregon College, 503 Com monwealth Bldg., Portland, Or. M213t A young wojian with two children, g'od cook, wiBbes situation on farm or ranch, where there are no small chil dren. Give lull particulars by letter. Address No. 533 Smith street, Monta villa, Oregon. If you want a first cla98 Percberon or French Coach Stallion, all young stock, at the right price, come to Heppner, or write us yonr wants. Gilt edge guaran tee given with every hoiee. Terms t suit the purchaser. S. METZ A SONS Heppner Property For Sale Four room bouse, pantry and bath room, well finished both inside and out. Good fence. Fine well of w-iter no better water in Ileppner. O iod elrcfc en house, l'lenty of room for chickens. Oood lot. Price $7o0. liniuire at Uxzette oilice. VANrEl: liy a prominent monthly magazine, with l-ire, bigh-c!.ias circu lation, local representative to look after renewals and increase subscription list in Heppner and vicinity, on a salary basis", with a continuing inteiest from year to year in the business created. Fzpeiience desirable, but not essential, tiood opportunity for the right person. Address Publisher, b 'X fi, Station O, New York. The new or both hemisphere in To Weekly Oregonlan. Floods the body with wurm, glowing j vitality, make be neives strong, quickens circulation, restore natural vigor, makes yoa feel like one bora I again, Hollister'e Rooky Mountain (Tea. 35 cents. W. P. MoMillen, Lu- CASTOR I A for Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought For Mile-Town Proper!)-. Bears the Signature Weekly OregODlan Heppner Gazett. Alwrj reliable Tbe Weekly Oreconiaav Good G room house, good cellar, good wash house well fun ianed, wood sheil, c'mken home ami barn, with 8 good lots four borden'njr on Main street, irood Wfll of water, sliiihbery unit shade trefs. Fine garden and two blocks from puhl c schioi. I'inv 81500. Inquire at this ofli:e. Call at the Gazette office and learn of our clubbing offer with the Weekly Ore-fonlao. Tea Satisfaction SEVEN FLAVORS Golden Gate Japan Golden Gate English Breakfast Golden Gate Ceylon Golden Gate Oolong Golden Gate Fancy Blend Golden Gate Gunpowder Golden Gate Black and Green J. A. Folger & Co., San Francico CEYLON JmsT Rational Jank OF HEPPNER. o. A. RHEA President A. KHEA Vio-President (. W. CONNER.. .. E. L. FREE LAND. Cflebier .Assistant Cashier Transact a General Bankina Business. paid on Time Deposits. Four per ce. t. EXCHANGE ON ALL PARTS Of THE WORLD BOfoHT AND SOLD Collections made on all points on reasonable terms. Surplus and undivided profits I70.UCO. PflLfqCE hjOTEl HEPPNER, OREGON Leading Eastern Oregon !Ioic MODERN CONVEVENCES ELECTRiC LIGHTED . . . Under' New Miiic rer Lt. T!:T rcb:7 lieuovateii &i.d l'.i tiit tt d. liest Menls iu tbe City. yiWm i CO. Fro;s. ington, O.'fgoa.