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THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
Tuesday. August 3- 1020
number of
bottles and loss of tbe j Judge Patterson has also resigned as ?
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Cnited States Commissioner and that
Mr. Wa'ers has been recommended
for that position.
Judge Patterson is retiring from
active business on account of ill
health and it is understood he con
templates removing his family to his
former homo in Pennsylvania.
Judge Patterson held the position
of county judge litre for many years
and is held in the highest esteem by
practically every resident of Morrow
county.
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Charlie Chapiln,
Mabel Normand,
Marie Dressier
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'I Il.I.nO'S I'UNCTl'KKD ROMAXCK'
Tin-oil ore A mict ion was
visiiov ! Mjiii Kiln mile in i
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a"lier is that v.'o
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about this hot
will all be glad
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Friday
she will
Why not let Ohio settle it. It's
loo iiot to bother with politics in this
man's country.
nioi niiit; fur Newport v. ii
ipi-Il'l I In: month of At!
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WHF.AT M.U1KKT
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Mr. mid Mrs.
little children
I. JJ.
front
liusey
upper
and two
Willow
crock wore
id 11 oss.
in town Saturday on bu-
.Mrs. . M. Hart and Iwo children
Lucilo and liohhio, returned AVodnos
day from a month's sojourn at Port
land and toast, points.
Charles fiperry, democratic war
.liorso of lono, and nominoe of liis
party for shorilT of Morrow counly,
was a business visitor in Heppner on
Tliu rsday.
Mr. and Mrs. Malson and daughter
May, of Seattle, are the guests tliis
week of Mr. and Mrs. (!. W. Mjlhol
land. Mis. Matson is a sister of Mrs.
Milholland.
Misses O'Neill and Ose v.'ero the
puests of Miss Violet Hynd of But
terly Flats during last week.
.). A'. Stevens was in from hiijllard
mnn ranch Saturday reporting that
crops are looking well in his section.
The spring wheat is looking particu
larly well and promises a good crop.
Kinmolt Moore, well known cattle
man of the Lone Ro'k country, was
in town Thursday on his way from
Vorlland whore he marketed a car
of beef steers, lb; reports the mar
ket very good.
Mr. 0. Schanessy, traveling auditor
from the general office of the Tiim
A Lit in company at Walla Walla, was
here several days last week on a re
gular business trip.
W.
d on
I'. Mahoney and family picnic
Ditch creek Sunday.
ikc i:s
Deputy Sheriff
Iioardman Thursdi
n ess.
Chidsey went to
y on official busi-
S. J. Stephens and family were in
town yesterday from their ranch
home near Lexington.
M.r. and Mrs. Hanson Hughes and
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Patlison spent
Sunday at Hughes camp on upper
Willow creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Heney returned Sun
day evening from an enjoyable three
weeks vacation spent at Nye Creek
lieach, near Newport.
Mrs. Edward Gonty is spending a
lew days at their summer camp on
upper Willow creek.
The wheat market seems to be a
minus quantity this week according
to local buyers who, when questioned
about market conditions reply that
practically there is no such animal.
The price has been steadily falling
until last Friday and Saturday the
quotations were around $2.10. This
morning loca 1 buyers refused to
quote any price.
Men who are keeping in close
touch with business conditions seem
to think there is little liklihood of
the market recovering this fall and
some go so far as to express the be
lief that anything better than $2.00
is unlikely in the near future.
Many farmers will be forced to sell
at least a portion of their crop this
rammer to get expense money and
that class will not be pleased with
conditions if the price should jump
to $3.00 next spring.
A carload of lodge room furniture
arrived Sunday evening for the new
Elks building and for the Masonic
lodge room.
Star Theatre, Thursday, August 5lh:
Chai lie Chaplin,
Mabel Normand,
Marie Dress If r
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TILLIK'S PUNCTl'Iti:!) ROM A NCI
Waller Beckett was in from Eight
mile Wednesday making final ar
rangements for tdartlng his harvest
operations the follow Ing day. M'v.
Ilecketl says the hot weather of last
week had a bad effect on the late
Holds of spring wheat In his neigh
borhood. Mrs. Sam F. Van Vactor returned
from Portland Wednesday evening
where she has been for a couple of
week under medical treatment. She
is much Improved In health and ex
peclH lo return to the city next weclt
for further treatment.
(Iuy M. Anderson, deputy county
clerk, returned Wednesday evening
from a visit to Salem and Portland.
Mr. Andeison attended the SlntcCoti
eiittini of Flka lit Hie apilol city
last ve"k and sayn th"V had II very
i iicre Ml ) 1 meet in;:. He stopped over
at I' i : I rid for it ft w il lys Jut t lie
cut ' it i- It'.lll'l 'I lh" ft nciples of
any s i n ( ii er.oiiij ,i I i pass
hi- to" ii i ; l: lit rlay-
Mrs. L. 0. Hen-en wont to Port
land Sunday to look over fall offer
ings in the millinery line. She will
spend a week or more in the metro
polis. Star Theatre, Thursday, August 5th:
Charlie Chapiln,
Mabel Normand,
Marie Dressier
TILLIK'S Pl'NCTURFD ROMANCE'
Chas. Dykstra was in town this
morning. He reports line hay rrops
in his neighborhood and haying work
i progressing rapidly.
News in scarce as hen's teeth this
morning but here is one real news
item: Vee (lenity was in town this
morning in his green car.
Divorce Petition of Colorado Man Con
tains a Long List of
Grievances.
Denver. One of the longest lists of
grievance against a wife ever (lied In
the district court Is contained In a bill
of particulars In support of John r.nth
well's complaint in divorce against
Margaret Bolhwell.
These ore some of the nets of which
P.othwel! complains :
"That she told bis friends that lie
was entertaining and as funny as a
crutch.
"That she was n confirmed flirt, and
by her actions prompted men to stop
find talk with her.
"That she smoked cigarettes.
"That she told him she did not love
him, and named nnother man whom
she said she did love.
"That she repulsed his detnonstrn
tlons of affection and told him she
couldn't stand having him n'round.
That she told him he had n hum
.lob nnd wasn't earning enough
money."
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At the matchless style and
value of the new models of
and
II. O. llauman, prosperous farmer
of the Lexington district, was in
town this morning looking for har
vest hands. Men arc rather scarce
this week as most of the farmers are
now getting their harvest under way.
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mil Padberg was in town Monday
and reports that his big, new fresh
ing out ill Is working line. Four
headers and 12 header boxes fail to
keep the big machine's appetite for
grain and then more grain, satisfied.
Hanson Hughes returned Thurs
day evening from trip to Omaha
and other middle west points. He
rays they ate having lots of rain In
the Missouri river country and crop-,
are looking line.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Christensen
left Monday for Moscow. Idaho, where
they will visit his mother. Mr.Chris-
lenseii has bein with the Mjiii-row
Coi'iiiy Ah-iracl Co. ler almost a
.ear but is now considering engaging
In tin- taiiiiliii; business.
Din Han-hew v. bo has lnn In the
M xii e ho plial for Mtenil weeks
il!i a bull, broken ankle, was aM
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TWO MILLIONS TO CHARITY
Harriet Blanchard Will Alio Leave
Bequests to Churches and Edu
cational Institutions.
Philadelphia. Charitable and re
ligious organization were left more
than $2,(XXUXH) under the will of
Harriet lilanchani of this city, who
died iibout u year ago. The will was
probated.
The bequests Include $'"0,noo to
the domestic and foreign missionary
society of the Protestant Fplscopnl
church, J'.'.'.IHKI to the trustees of the
general clergy relief fund of the Prot
estant Episcopal church. Others
were :
I'nlverslty of Pennsylvania, JliHl,.
IXHI; American Church Institute for
Negroes. JliHi.iKm; Hampton Nm-niiil
nnd Agricultural Institute, Sl'i k i.i X m ;
Tuk. 'gee Institute. Jliii.ixii),
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that we are now showing, in both back
and front lace models, designed to meet
the requirements of every figure type.
A wide variety of handsome fabrics in
white or pink Contel or Broche. If you
desire smart Corsets at modest prices
for every occasion it will pay you to see
these Corsets.
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HEPPNER, ORE.
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Remodeling and Ladies Tailoring.
Mrs. Curren, Church street. 37t(
WOItK HORSES FOR HIRE Six
good work horses for hire through
harvest. Enquire of Walter Rood,
Heppner, Oregon. 13-14
FOR SALE
Separator,
equipment
nine miles
Thirty-two inch Case
cook house and other
for sale at my ranch
northeast of lone. J.
LOST From running-board of car
In Stengle canyon, near Rector
ranch, 9 mm Luger revolver. Re
turn to or notify L. V. Gentry,
Heppner, Ore. Suitable reward.
13-tf.
Strct Boss Quits Job to
Be Bolter Paid Laborer
IVentisc laborer he einploveil
In st re. I ..ink nr.' niakilo; more
than the .xi n mmi-h paid hint
fur dii-.-ctinj il... unit. .Inl'ii
AeMey has pies, -hi, ., reslg
nail.iii a s:iv.-t eiiMiiilssioiier
to the t.mn colllieil of H l.'l.ett 1
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FOR SALH: 1917 Buick, completely
overhauled, a real bargain. $8 50
Terms to responsible parties.
1917 Dodge, newly overhauled, In
excellent condition. Another bar
gain. $650. Terms as above.
Heppner Garage 1 3 Lf .
FOR SALE Ford car In fine con
dition. New engine, Cord tires,
thoroughly overhauled recently.
Call on or address L. Van Marter,
Heppner, Ore. 12tf
FOR SALE A-l grade Holsteln
heifer giving 4 gal. daily. $100
cash.
A. L. Strait, lone, Ore., Box 373
FOR SALE Six gcod work mules
with or without harness. See Guy
Boyer, Heppner, Ore. 14-17
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LATOURELL AUTO COMPANY
Authorized Ford Sales and Service
HEPPNER, OREGON
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