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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1908)
Local Notes. Glasses properly lilted CorirB. at P. 0.' tf. Percy Dannison, of Spray, ia in the city. IJenry rdbtirg was a Heppaer visitor Mouday. Highest cash price paid for hides lt)lts and urs. I'lill Cobo. S. A. Han is of Hard man was a Heppoer visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ay era were in from Parker's Mill Friday. C. M. Ilerren and wife werereg istered at tbe Palace Monday, Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Fuller were up from LexiDgtou, Saturday. . Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Avers were in from Parkers Mill, Saturday. Judge M. A. Bates, of llardman, was a Heppner visitor, Tuesday. Mrs. Sybil McSworda came up from Portland, yesterday evening. T. J. Merrill and son C. E , of Hardman, were Heppner visitors, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Hickok went to Portland yesterday morning. A. W. Goodman who has been on tbe fiick liat for a few days is able to be out again. The Orpheum Theater is a very popular place. The attendance has been tjrod every evening since the theater started. John Parkins atd family who were iu Ihe city several days, started yesterday afterEOon for their home at liitter. E. A. Chapel was in from Hard man, yesterday. Mr. Chapel says that he is making preparations to move to HermistOQ and will prob ably loctite there. Charlie Jue, an experienced cook and restaurant man, has purchased tlie interest of Lane iu the Klkhorn retail rant. Tbe service Las been greatly improved. Editor Frank Davey of the Harrey County News and receiver of the Burns laud office, is danger outdy ill from typhoid pneumonia at his home iu 13urns. Everyone is cordially invited to attend the ieception given fur llev Walter Lee Ail heart, pastor of the E. Chuivli, on" Friday evening, Oct. f , at the residence of Dr. N. E. Wiutiard. The crowds are going to the Orpheum Theater where tlieie is nothing but the best amusement. A good cleancut entertainment for teu cents. First show 7:00, second 8:15 p. m., daily. Dr. E. It. Swinburne ia remodel the roima upstairs formerly occu pied by the K. of P. lodgp, iu the building occupied by Marquard een's Department Store. The rooms will be fitted up for cilices and will be convenient and de eirable. The editor of tbe Gazette yester day received the sad news of the death of a brother, at a hospital in Slem, Oregon. His death was caused by the accidental discbarge of a bhol gun in the hands of a companion while out hunting. Saturday afternoon a matinee will be given at the Orpheum The ater, at two o'clock. There is an education in moving pictures. They are always pretty to look at and are instructive as well as the most moral amusement to be had. Sun day afternoon at .'5 o'clock the reg ular Sunday performance will be given instead of the evening. C. JI. Hone and wife, I. Adrian Epping and wife, Clay Brock and J. K. McDonald, made up a party of Hood lliver people in an auto mobile tour from Spokane to Hood lliver, which Mopped over Friday nieht in Heppner. The party is traveling in a Koyal Tourist, for which Mr. I?oue is agent, and came thru Pendleton to Pilot Ilock, thence over the Franklin grade. This is the first machine to make this grade and it is indeed a very remarkable feat to take a car weigh ing over two tons down such a grade, as in many places it is twenty-live per cent or more. They left Saturday morning for home via Wasco;" Mrs. J. A, WooJery, of lone, is in the city.- 1 O. W. Maxwell, of Hardman, came in yesterday. , Meeting for men ouly, Christian church, Sunday, 3 p. m. The revival at the Christian church C inducted by Evangelist Handsaker and wife continues with growing interest Special attention is called to Ihe meeting for me only Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Services begin each evening at 7.30. Subject tonight (Thursday) Tricks of the Devil " The Morrow Warehouse Milling company is shipping iu a quantity of Turkey Red wheat which will be given a trial by some of tbe farmers of this vicinity; Turkey Red wheat is almost a new variety for this county. What little that has been tried has given very sat is factory results. The grain yields well, has short straw and is excellent for milling purposes. A very interesting reception was given at the M., E. church,. South, last Friday evening to Rev. W. A. Orr and his family, who were as signed to this charge for another year. A large audience was pres ent, many members of other churches of the city being present and taking part in the exercises, showing -the high esteem in which the pastor is held in this commun ity. Speeches were made by vari ous parties, some singing, and a fine lunch served. Meetiotr for men only, Christian church, Sunday, 3 p. m. La Grande Star: The Graid llonde valley with the large irriga tion project completed will become a densely populated community. Even a family en every 40 acie tract will many times double our present population, and thete will be many 10 and 20 acre farms whereon prosperous and happy families will reside. City Council. The city council met in regular session Monday evening. ' Mayor Farnsworth and Council men Irwin, Noble, Freeland and Aiken answered to roll call. A new crosswalk across Main street from the Palace hotel to tbe First National bank was ordered. The walk is to be built of stone, imbedded in cement. Lewis Kinney presented his res ignation as city marshal wbichwas accepted. ' ' The sanitary condition of the city was discussed at some length by tbe council. A general cleanup was strongly recommended by the health committee. The usual number of bills were audited. It is common for a man or boy to kill another while hunting, but for a woman hunter to i-hoot a per sou is something new. A Wallowa county woman and her little girl were out hunting grouse, the form er aimed with a shotgun and the latter with a-2-cnIiber riile. They found a grouse and the girl fired t.t it, but missed. As the bird" took to wing the mother iired and Li i the child instead. Some years ago a Eugene man was struck on the neck by a limb while felling a tree and a large splinter went into the muscles of j his neck. It has just been re moved. tounday evening some . young hoodlums who have absolutely no sense at all, sat outside of one of Eugene's churches with some squirt guns ruled witu red ink or some similar liquid and after ladies and gentlemen went by would shoot it upon their clothiug, utterly ruining some fine dresses and new suits Three mouths on a rock pile would not be too severe a punishment for such a dastardly trick. That Pilot Ilock is to become a fe 'ding ground and stock buying center for the Armour Packing company is now almost an assured jv fact, say9 the East Oregcnian. Op tions on two or three tracfs of land adjacent to the town of Pilot Rock have been secured by the big pack ing company and this week tie deal will be finally, closed for a feeding ground, it is believed. This Season we are Reaping our Greatest Success We have never succeeded so well before in securing the kind of merchandise that has built up the quality, prestige and genuine satisfaction of this store. Each and every article is in every detail of style far above the average. Style, dependability, desirability and satisfac tion are always first features of this store and economical price attractions in every department make Minor's, beyond argu ment, Heppner's one best place to trade. We wish to call special attention to our Fall Stock of Dress Goods .. We have them in all the wanted weaves and colors. Broadcloths, Serges and Panamas To give you a general idea of this fall's cre ations, we ask from you an early visit. Whether a purchaser ' or not you will be equally welcome. No one is immune frcm kidney trouble, no just remember that Foley's Kioney Remeily will stop tbe irregu larities and cute any cane of kidney or bladder trouble iliat is not beyond the reach of medicine. S locum Drug Co. New Laces and Dress Trim mines Minor k Co See our new ow latest. gloves. "Merry Wid They are the New Ruches and Collars tifrvlff al Hie .TBrlliorilwt i'liiirrli Sunday, October I llli. The Hood lliver Apple Growers' association bm just closed a con- i:3$X trnct for- oU.OlU boxes of the growing crop, and now have under dUctibfiou the Bale of 130,000 addi tional boxpa. I STAR HOTEL Sunday School, 10 a. m.; Junior League, ,1 p. m. Preaching, 1 1 a in. and 7:o0 p. in. by the pastor, Waiter L. Airhenrt. Subject?, tnorniDg sermon, "The Way into Spiritual Life" John xii. 24-20; evening, "The Essential and Non essential in Keligioii" Judges xviii. 2i. These discourses will be concerning a spiritual religion. Second Oregon District .Malr. Active al S7 t This would he unusual news if nien and women would keep tbeinelvea free from rlieiimatiHm and all aches and pains as well as keeping tiipjr mustier and joints limber with Milliard's Snow Liniment. Patterson it Son. English walnut planting in Yam hill county will be done on a grand 83ale during the coming season. This year over 1,000 acres were planted, says the McMinnville Telephone-Register. Tiie Dalles, Oregon. October 6th to 10tl inclusive, the O. Ji. & N. will sell round trip tickets for the above occa sion Otober titli to 10th inclusive, final return limit October 11th for S4.40. J. B. Huddelston, agent. Hood Jllver lllennial Fruit Fair. TlieO. It. & N. will sell round trip tickets for above occasion October 14th to 17th inclusive, final return limit Oc tjber IS, for S5 ;"). J. B. Huddelston, agent. Special Telegram for Sale. I am oileting for ale the fine bloodi d trotter and sue Special Teleuratn. For information as to pi ice, etc, call on or addt ess 11AUVKY PARS I'LL, Oi S Nov. 1- Heppner, Oregon 'I"rcaurer' ."Notice. X tice is hereby given that all out etandinn Morrow county warrants reg istered prior to and including April 5, l!l7, wi.l be paid upon presentation at ti e office of tbe treasurer of said coun ty. Interest ceases after the date of this notice. This call is for $5000. E. U. NOBLE, Coantv Treasurer. Dated at Heppner, Oregon, Oct. 1, '8. The I.azleat Tiara In the World would not be contented to be kept in the house and doing nothing by rheu matism. Neither are yon, who are al ways busv and active. Then don't neg lect the first twinge of an ache or pain that you might think is just a "crick " Rub well with Ballard's Snow Liniment and no matter what the trouble, is, it will disappear at once. Patterson & Son. There is a wonderful crop, of blackberries in the Applegate coun try growing wild aloug the roads and creeks, and hundreds of gal lons are being gathered. The ber ries ate of the evergreen, continu ous bearing variety which have run wild in that section and are a fiie fruit. JEFF 1NEEL. Proprietor Everything neat and clean at popular prices. Corner Chase ard May Sts.. Heppner OASTOIIIA. Bear the rfXxi Kind Von Have Awavs Bought n mmmtm mmm wmum m n'lt NOTICE FOR 1'I HI.ICATION f, Pi .part meet of the Interior, j t.snd t'rlii e at The Italics, Oregon. July ;J;, lsH N. t ice is hereby cive-i tht Vlitlin J. Catlett, ' Condon, Oregon, who, on July 2 mail iniber and Stone Application. No. 01:!, for ;ti . W'4, S'i .BKVj, Section Township t, Soutn Range 2i'. Kast Willamette Merd an, lia filed notice of intention to make tit,al proof, to es tablish claim to the land alo e described, before Kegiaterand Receiver of the l . S. Ixnd Offlca p.t The Dalles, Oregon, on the lJth day of October. j Claimant names an witnrsici: I Albert steers of Uanlman, Oregon, Emery Jones of lost Valley, Oregon. Percy Catlett of Condon, Oregon, and .Frank M. I'liter of Con don, Oreron. Aug-Oc8 o. W. MOORE, Register. SHOES ... is on . . . Exclusive LINE If you want to be sure about being ' UP TO DATE IN YOUR Fall Purchases COME AND SEE US Shoes for Everybody HIGGS & DENNIS Twenty-one Years AYe have passed our 21st milestone in our as the First National Bank of Heppner. During this time we have been identified with the growth of Morrow county and have assisted many of our customers in becoming" well-to do At the same time we have made reasonable profit on the capital we have had invested. We do not take up every proposition that is presented to us, but we have always tried to meet the reasonable demands of our customers. It is our purpose to merit a continuance of t lie confidence of the community, which has been extended to tis for the past twenty-one years. First National Bank of Heppner NOT UK lOK ITBLIOATION. repartment of t lie Interior I'. f!. I.himI OnVeat I-a Grande, Oregon. ScpteinlH-r . I Notice is hereby given t tint William 1 Je'.- lison, of ti Laurel street. Portland. Oregon, Notice For Publication IVpartment of the Interior, V. S. I.an.l dike at Lalifamie, Oregon. .S i'tember Notice is hereby i en that Harriet D. Jelto on, of ( I.aurtl street, Portland, Oregon. i... on Aucut iWn, made .Timber and fctone I who. or AumiPt , l'.i'S. made Timber and i sworn statement No. "PJ'I, for NE'4 FOLEYSHOliEMAR tm iMfM mti, Mm ptmt I Stone torn statement. No. t'l'JOn, for NW I NK'. section 9. and W-, SEl4 SV NKV i tion I.T. 1 S., R. "Jit K. W. M. ha filed notice of Intention to make final Timber and Stone proof, to etablih claim to the land atove described, before the lieRiMer and Receiver, U. S. Land Office, at LaUrande, Oregon, on the "jrith day of November. 1. Claimant names witneeae: C. S. VanPuyn, 1. C. Brichoux ni Thoa. Pritkell. all of Latrande, Oregon, and Harriet D. Jellleon, of Portland, Orecon. 8rt lTNov V) X. BRAMW ELL, Register. ami Log S and 4 sec. 4, and Lot 1. see. 5, Town -sliip 4 S. 1! E. VV. M . has filed notice t iu tentioti to make nual Timtter and stone prt to establish claim to the land above descrir,-! before tht Keeister and Kfceiver, t . S. lr 1 Office, at LaGrande. Oregon, tn the 'JMh ht f November. 15. Claimant name as witneneea: t VanDnrn, of LaGrande. Oregon. 1 Brlcfoui, of La Grande, Oregon, and Geore W. Lilly and William D. Jellison, boUj t,f V land. Oregon. 8pt,lTNovl F. C. BRAMWELL, Reglettr.
