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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1908)
City I will ' VOL. 24. HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 23. 1908 NO. 118! Notice. Nolioe U hereby kIvuii thitt the nnIerHlool have leased tlio following dencribed landa for the year of liUM, to.wit: i The n hf no qr, ho qr 116 qr, til qr nw qr, ne qr w qr, & n hf so qr. Hoc. II; lie qr nw qr, a hf nw qr A n h( n hf Bee 1(J; w qr ne qr, w hf nw qr, & e jr rtw qr, & se qr bo rr, Hec 11; uw qr iw qr Sec 12; w hf nw qr, Sec 1:; so qr i ir. e hf so qr, & w qr Be qr, e qr aw cjr tec H; ne qr Sec 15; n bf ii hf Hec 29 A ne qr ne iir Bee :!0; e hf nw qr, e ho qr Bee 15: n hf n hf & w hf aw qr; se qr iw qr, w qr ne qr Hoc 17; ne qr nw qr, bvv qr se qr 8ec 18; ne qr, e hfnw qr, h qr Sec 10; all of Hec 20, leea 80 acres; nw qr n hf awqr See 21; nw qrSeo, 24; nw qr Bee. 27; whf nwqr n hf nw qr.ee qrnw qr Moc 28; nw qr ne qr, a hf nw qr, nhf eeqr Beol; hf no qr, ee qr nwqr Sec 2; a hf nw qr, ae qr w qr, a lif n hf Sec 3; no qr ne qr, n hi ae qr, sw qr e qr.Hw qr nw qr Bee 4; a hf ne qr, ae qr nw qr fc ne qr aw qr, a hf aw qr Hec 5; ae cjr nw qr A l.ut 2, 3, unil 5, sw qr A: a hf ae qr Hpc ii; ne qr ne qr, a hf ne qr fc nw qr Sec 7; w qr sw qr Sec 7; w til ne qr, ne qr ne qr, hf nw qr Sue 8; n hf aw qr, to qr nw qr it b lif He qr Hec rt; aluo Lota 8, 4, and 5 it se qr nw qr Soc II, Bhf eeqr, e hf aw qr, nw qr gw qr Hec 1; ne qr ne qr Bee 12; se qr Hi 3; se qr nwqr & e hf sw qr i sw qr sw qr Kic h; ne qr, s hf hb qr it s hf hw qr Hec 10; w hi nw qr A w hf ne qr, sw qr Sec U; s lif se qr Sec 2i; a hf sw qr, e hf ne qr, ne qr se qr Hec 21 ; e hf ue q r, nw qr ne qr, ne qr nw qr, w hf nw qr it nw qt aw qr Sec -M; sw qr nw q" mid nw qr hw qr Sec 23; s hf ne qr, nw qr ne qr, no qr nw qr See 21 ; Bw qr bw qr See l; e lif sw qr Hoc 2; Lot 4 St: 3; Lots 1, 2, 3, anil 4, sw qr no qr, se qr nw qr, ii hf sw qr See 4; n hf seqr, Lot 1 Hec S; hw qr ne qr, nw qr nw yr, s hf nw qr Hoc 9; n hf ne qr, so qr ne qr, ne qr nw qr Sec 11; nw qr nw qr Soo 12; ne qr, e hf nw qr, nw qr se qr, ne qr w qr Bee 13, Lot 2, 3, 4 anil e hf ew qr Sec in: se qr e qr Sec 21; n hf nw qr. se qr nw qr, e hf sw qr, aw qr ew qr Bee 23; nw qr nw qr Hec 2U; e hf se qrHecSl; n hf sw qr Sec 32; nil in Township 6 S., R. go; nlgo Beo CtS.iii Township 5 B. K. 2, all' eaut of V illiimette Meridian. All persons are hereby notified not to trees- I bsh. or graze any sheep, horni-s, cattle or stock of any kind on said described premises or any part thereof. Any one so trespassing on eald landa or any nart thereof will be dealt with strictly aecorcing to luw. Dated thia 15th day of April A. D., 1908. MIKE MAH8HALL. HARNEY DOHERTY. CAKE IS WINNER CARRIES STATE BY ABOUT 3000. Ellis Elected to Congress Light Vote in Mor row County. Executor's Notice. Notice la hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed executor of the last will and testament of R. Knck, deceat ed, and all peraona having claims againat said estate are hereby re quested to present the same with proper vouch ers therewith to the aaid executor, at his place of doing business, at the law orlicea of Red field Ji Van Vector, in Heppner, 5Iorrow County, Bute of Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated April 15th, MM. J. P.WILLIAMS Kxecu tor of the Estate of R. Krick, Deceased. Estray Notice. There came to my place about three weeks ago, two dark brown horsr-a, one branded H. O. on left hip and H. O. on right shoulder, saddle and collar marks, weight about 1100 pounds, 1 owned this horse almut three years ago last summer. Other horse branded on leftahoulder. brand not discernible left fore foot club; shod on fore feet, weight about 1200. Both homes have roached manes. PATCARTY. REPUBLICAN NOMINEES "STATE AND DISTRICT TICKET. United .States Senator H. M. Cake, Representative in , Congress First District, W. C. Hawley; Sec ond District. W. R. Ellis. State Food and Dairy Commis sioner J. W. Bailey. Sapi erne Judge II. S. Bean. Railroad Commissioners First District, Thomas Campbell; Second District, C. 15. Aitchison. Prosecuting Attorney Sixth District, G. W. Phelps. Representative Morrow and Umatilla Counties, T. J. Mahoney. MORROW COUNTY TICKET. I Judge F. M. Griffin. Sheriff E. M. Shutt Clerk W. O. Hill. Assessor W. S. Conner. Sohool Superintendent S. Notson. Surveyor V. II. Heath. Coroner N, E. Winnard. Commissioner Full term, M. J. Devin. To fill vacancy. W. T. Campbell. DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. United States Senator Geo. T. Chamberlain. Representative in Congress J. A. Jeffrey. MORROW COUNTY TICKET. Judge C. C. Patterson. Sheriff Joseph 0. Hayes. Treasurer E. G. Noble. School Superintendent S. I. Stratton. Surveyor D. V. S. Reid. Justice of the Peace Sixth Dis trict, J. T. Williams. E. Entirely Under Local Control a nd fflanag em ent Bank of Heppner Capital $50,000 Fully Paid Officers W. O. MINOR. President J. II.McIIALKV, Vice-President W. S. WHARTON, Cashier VAWTEK CRAWFORD, Aest. Cashier Directors W. O. MINOR C. E. WOODSON W. G. SCOTT J. II. McHALEY W. S. WHARTON The primary nominating election in Morrow county was very quiet ,Only about 75 per cent of the reg istered voters cast their ballots, however, a number were sworn iD on the day of election. The senatorial vote would indi cate a victory for the advocates of Statement No. 1. Mr. Cake will carry the state by about 3,000. While Ellia lost Multnomah county, he was very strong in East ern Oregon and will have in the neighborhood of 2500 votes to spare. Following is the official Repub lican vote in Morrow county: Senator Cake, 182; Fulton, 3G7. Representative in Congress Ellis, 339; Geer. 140; Shepherd, 43. Justice Supreme Court Bean, 478. Dairy and Food Commissioner Bailev, 20; Reiii, 205. Railroad Commissioner Aitchi son, 100; Gaston, 7G; Hamilton, 54: Hurlburt, 108; Loucks, 49; Whit ing, 5. Prosecuting Attorney Phelps, 438. Joint Representative Mahoney, 477. Judge Barratt, 171; Fsrcsworth 129; Griffin, 274. Sheriff Shutt. 3G2: Youne. 228 CfeVk-Hill,54l. Assessor Alley, 48; Conner, 273; Crawford, 152; Willis, 10G. School Superintendent Notson, 502. Survej or Heath, 309. Coroner Winnard, 446. Commissioners (Full term) Bleakman, 191; Devin, 264; Hisler, 86. Commissioner (To fill vacancy) Campbell, 347; Roadruck, 12S. The official count for the Demo cratic ticket was as follows: Representative in Congress Derbv, 5S; Jeffrey, 30. Judge Patterson, 104. Sheriff Hayes, 100. " Treasurer Noble, 93. School Superintendent. ton, 73. Surveyor Reid, 37. Justice of the Peace 6th trict, Williams, 45. MARKET DAY IN HEPPNER Big Lot of Stuff to be Sold Next Saturday. ' The first regular market day for Heppner has been fixed for next Satarday, April 25. Stock, farming implements, and in fact a little of everything will be offered for sale at public auction. D. C. Gurdane and C. C. Patterson will be the auctioneers. If yon have anything to sell bring it in on market day. The result of the sales day be looked to with interest. will FIRST CONCERT. Birgf eld's Orchestra Will Play Here Tomor row Evening. pooj njijjBatj 'ajnd jo ami sj noA reioy tjiiM jnj 'uspMod ouii jo aitdsoijd io um t nounfui tp uijj ajota 1oq Strat- dis- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thompson came in from Athena, Friday. jIr. Thompson has employment in the Athena flouring mills. following is trie program io be given by Birgfeld's Orchestra, assisted by Miss Myrtle Michell, soprano, under the aus pices of Heppner Lodge No. 358. B. P. O. E., at the. Commercial Ciub La 11 to morrow eveniDg: PART ONE 1 Overture, "Honey Boy" . . .Albert von Tilzer 2 Selection from "The Chaperones".. . Isadora Witmark 3 Yocal Solo, "The Nightingale's Song" E. Nevin Miss Myrtle E. Michell 1 Selection from "Woodland" . ii, Gustav Luders Selection from "The Little Duchess" K. de Koven PART TWO Selection from "Foxv Qniller" R. de Koven Selection from "The Office Boy" L. Englander Vocal Solo, (a) "A Dream" J. C. Bartlett (b) "Mignty Lak'aRose' E. Nevin Miss Myrtle E. Michell Selection from "The Sultan cf Sulu" Wade and Wathall Selection from "The Sho Gun" G. Luders r JVJV 0 uivdjj ddvjQ JvXotf iuojj. gpviu ....JQ - JO lU3Ip3j2ui piip sauico 'simji p J) mmmu isoui 3ui r KpmosqY ) OREGON SHEEP TO WISCONSIN Experiment of Grazing on Logged off Land. JURORS FOR MAY TERM List of 31 Karnes Drawn Jury Hoi. Front In a Lane county school district are only five children, all of one family. The father is chairman of the pchpol board, and the mother is clerk. E. Hess, of "Weyerhaueer, Wis. consin, is in the city. Mr. Hees owns a large bodv of land that has been logged off by the lumberjacks in early days, and while covered with brush, produces an abundance of fine grass. He is going to try the experi ment of grazing sheep on this land and is here for the purpose of buy ing 1000 head'of yearling wethere to take back with him. If the experiment proves to be a success, Mr. Hess will graze several thousand head on his holdings. Even the owner of 1000 head would be considered a sheep king in Wisconsin. Loans Made at Eight Per Cent. FOUR PER GEHT INTEREST PAID OH TlfllE DEPOSITS WE ARE GROWING (Jain in Deposits, month of January 510103.53 " " February S 50:5.01 i March 10,30!.ti. NEW ICE CREAM PLANT Total pa'11 for first three months, 100S NOT BAD FOR THE DULL SEASON. $'SS, 135.17 The Bank That Does EVERLAST INGLY AT IT Twenty years of uninterrupted successful and profitable banking by the same management, on the same corner in the same old town, fits us to supply your needs Sticking as we have "everlastingly at it," in the practice of consider ate conservatism in management, qualifies us to fill every require ment of the most exacting. Machinery Now Being Installed by Weste-berg. Easter Services. F. E. Westerberg. of the Pastime, is putting in an ice cream plant. Mr. Westerberg s plant, the I i -ill t power ior which win ua iunnsiied Eister was arnronriatelv by a gasoline engine, is large Lorved Sunday at the Meth -v'"cV i ut ii icii on tin.. u ii3 i'j. j CljUrCt-. - p"- VUil 1UU';0 Morrow county. I ran,t, f ,r tl,t, O0(.;ls;on The following names were drawn Tuesday by County CI -rk Hill to eervs at the next term of circuit court whick mfets the first Monday in May: Minor, C. A., stockman, Heppner. Miller, JobD H.. farmer, Cecil. Wigalesworth, R. F., ttockman, Lena, Keithley, Oscar, farmer, Dairy. Beuge, Ralph, farmer, Lexington. Hufford, Heo-ge, stockman, Heppner. Smith, H. R., fanner, Dry Fork. Reaney, Andrew, farmer, Lexington. Hams. ChaB., hotel, Dairy. Byland, John, farmer, Heppner. Clark, Hiram, farmer, Mt. Veroon. Winnard, C. L.. farmer, Gentry. Dutton, W. P., farmer, Mt. Vernon. Barlow, D. S., farmer, Eight Mile. N le. C. E., farmer, Irrigon. Vaughn, F. P.. merchant, Mt. Vernon. Long, H. P., farmer, Heppner. McMurrsy, L. farmer. South lone. Medlock, J. II., farmer. Dairy. Yocum, H. A., farmer. Lexingtaa. Dennis. II, O.. farmer, Cecil. HayeB, J. M.. stockman, Mat'.eson, Wyland, J. H., farmer, Dairy. Chapin, G. V., farmer. Dairy. Muckers, W. R., farmer, Lexirjgton. Cowins, J. V., iceman, Heppner. ller, John, farmer, Lexington. Summer, Dan, farmer, Lexington. Canning C. S., farmer, Pine City. Lundell, Ernest, farmr, Dry Fork. Kilkenny. John, stockman, Alpine. w as and V.MV.l -t'l-s'v Ideal Gentleman's Resort BILLIARD AND POOL ROOMS We take special pride in keeping our Tobacco and Cigars in excellent condition. Forty different brands oi high grade cigars constantly in stock. Try one of our Havanas. Cigars wholesale add Retail. Our ample capital, surplus and profit accounts arc your safeguard ryl . for the future as thev have been in 1 lllllgS the past We welcome your call and your business m mi nil Or Heppner Captal Stock Surplus and Undivided Profits Total Working Capital . . Ml $ 50,000.00 63,798.54 $113,798.54 Lat year Mr. Westerherg piil 1 out ovor f-"00 express alone on i-e , rr , ;,, j.,.,,-. ,,. creara- by Mm. Winmird an, ! nnd fso!'-s !v 1'. 1 in From 20oow8 Willard CmA of . oilm (i. Cmw i'oi.i, h Union county renliz-vl !?l.'J" for worihy of ni-.nitiin. butter fat in PJ mouths, exeliitiivej of cheese made from the milk. To produce this it required but four months of hay feeding, the other ob. -list the Tor ! - ; : s j;; c.;.'' ,!!y At the M. K. rhnri-h. South, tho eight months' feed was obtained on the pasture. Xo grain or bran was j used. In 1-mouths past he also j realized S1SS.20 from egg?, and 71 i from the 6ale of chickena to the j meat markets. Twelve months ago I Mr. Couch haj 73 chickens and he still has that number. The cost of feeding the chickens is a trirlirg figure. The hens rustle their feed from the haystacks. . set vices were not from the uvular Sr.i.d-i so There were a few sneeinl ' ! Vi.'-' the ohuivh w.io 1'.; fully Ji .'! .LI for the occfisiou. A larye c wil attended both the morning and tha evening services. A Weston Xormal schovd student fell heir to 8100.000. but he giea on studying just the same auj playing bail.
