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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1913)
WEEK'S NEWS. Local and Personal Happenings. Harvest Time In Eastern Oregon but Railroad Time at Haylora. Louia Pearson was an outgoing passenger for Portland Monday. Dr. II. T AlliHon returned luonday from a tfip of eaveral davs, visiting Portland. A. M. Slonuni departed for Portland Monday to upend a few day with his family who reside there. For Sale Registered Poland China pigs. For information address A. R. Kail. Caatle Rock, Oregon. 2t. Lost A bunch of keys and an agate stick pin. Finder please retain to Dr. Winnard and receive suitabe reward. A' glance at Haylor's window and yon will see a few of the tools used to dissect and repaii wacthes, clocks and jewelry. Dr. N. E. Winnard has disposed of the Slalter ranch, the deal having been closed this week. Frank Bolin, of Perlland is the purchaser. A new daughter has come to crace the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ja3. Thom son, of Heppner. Slie was horn on Monday, the 4th, and weighs ten pounds. A new girl arrived at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elder on Sunday , Aug. 3rd. Tho littlo lady weighed ten pouuds and Dr. McMurdo reports all doing well. Dr. F. E. Bnvden, of Pendleton, accompanied bv his two sons and his mother, spent Saturday and Sunday in Heppner, coming over by anto 'They returned home Sunday afternoon. Rev. L. E. Tuber, of Lexing on, will preach at the Ilodsdon schoolhouse Sunday, Autr. 10, at II a. m. The people of that neighborhood are cor dially invited to attend the services, Chaa. Thomson and family returned Sunday evenina from Toll Rnck where they spent a counle of weeks at the home of Mr aud Mrs Stacy Rnbeits and gathered in a supply of hucke berries. The citizens of Hardman announce in another column the date fortheir races this Fall. Ihev will have out their postern shortly and full partic ulars will be announced in them. Tha date set is Sept. 3. 1. and 5. Found On the strents of Heppner a gold watch, H. Hamlet & Co. make Lack of rase havinu enuravine of locomotive on it. Owner can get same hy calling: at this office and pay ing for this notice. Tom Boyd and two boys left Mon day for a tiip to South Dakota, whfre thov will visit relatives for a time It has been nine years since Mr. Boyd visited his old home, and ho expects to greatly enjoy his vacation. I am offering for eale my Heppner residonce property. $1500 takes "the Dl;ce, iucludina pinno. and household furniture. For particulars address Mrs. Amauda McAtee Riser, 6G0 Water Street. Portland. Oregon, tf. fif M. D. Clark and family departed Monday for Tillamook beach and will t?pind the month of August recupera ting by the sad sea shore, and in the meantime be absent from tho excess ive heat of this Eastern Oregon coun try. " Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Brown left lor the coast Tuesday and will be absent Home two or three weekg Mr. Brown hopes to be fully restore! to heilth in a few week", and he is rapidly re covering from the effects of his recent severe operation. A considerable storm vieited the mountain section Monday evening in the vicinty of Herrin's mill aud about 4 inches of hail fell. No damage is reported, however, and at Heppner here was not enough of the wind to cool off the atmosphere to any consid erable fxtmt tho a mighty lot of dust was in ti.e air for a time. Miss Virginia Crawford left f.r Portland Monday and will spend the balance of the month visiting with friends there and at Newberg. She had in her oharge Masters Herman Hill and Eddie Ohidsey who go on a visit of a couple of weeks with Her man's grandmother. Mrs. John Mc Ferrin, at Montavilla. Dr. J. E Crutclified, president of Columbia College of Milton, was in Heppuer over Sunday and preached at the M. E. church, South. He left for Lexington where he spent Monday, i nl from there he went to Portland to spend a few days before returning to his home at Milton. Dr. Crntchfleld is a very pleasant gentleman and the editor of thla paper was happy 40 make his acquaintance. Thos. Brennan sot home from Port land Sunday evening and is busy again at bis shop. He has spent a month in Good Samaritan hospital recovering from a "making over" process which he underwent at the hands of a Port land burgeon His ailment was one of long standing and his recovery was a little slow but he feels line now and will soon be in shape to shoe all the horses in the county. W. V. Smead returned yesterday morning from a visit into the Hard man country where he went the first of tho went too gather ud some sam ples of Brain for the coming Morrow County Fair. lie was accnmpalned by Frank Turner who continues ths work. Mr. Smead save crops ate cer tainly fine in the Hardman section and the people up that way will har vest a lot of splendid grain. Interest is picking up in tha fair, and the secretary says the country people are going to come through with a lot of good exhibits. Wheat in Wallowa county is going 35 bushels to the acre. Seventy bushels of wheat to the acre is reported from a foitv acre field in Walla Walla county, Wash. Harvest is now in. full blast in Sherman county. Weather conditions are considered favorable at present though still quite warm in the north ern part of the county near the Colum bia river. The average expectation of fall sown grain is in the neighbor hood of ten tu twelve sacks to the acre. The spring sown grain will couie con siderably under that estimate, says the "Moro Observor. " A society has been nragnizad by Polk county farmers at McCoy, to be known as the Farmers Society cf Euity. Its object is the systematic marketing of farm products. It al ready has a large membership and bids fair to become very popular. The strawberry season has come to a close in Hood River valley and the records hnw that 109 car loads were shipped from there this season, the largest number of cats ever shipped from there in one year. The hishest price paid was $0 a urate, and the minimum price $2.25. pa KSBSsemn srvs-vra nmrnffsmnit isa ess Kzasaza ma tsa nrm pwmwm BgawggMq er: New Land Scrip. By Special Act of CongreFs nearly 2000 acres of approved Land Scrip is now available FOR USE ONLY IN OREGON. It is. the BEST aud CHEAPEST Ecript nut on'the market in several years. WILL GO QUICK LY TO PATENT. . Take any land Bnbject to homestead entry. Can furnish in applications from fortv acres up. as long as it lasts. We guarantee validity. THE PRICE WILL ATTRACT YOU. If yon need some of it prompt action is necessary. Write or Wire us. THE COLLINS LAND COMPANY. HELENA. MONTANA. NOTICE to all Fruit Growers and Dealers No scsly or wormy frnit will be permitted in any market in Morrow county. HARRY CUMMINGS, Fruit Inspector of Morrow County M-6i0m. r The First National Bank Of Heppner CAPITAL STOCK, TOTAL RESOURCES, $100,000.00 804,442.45 I We offer the services of a well-equip ped bank wiih sufficient capital and resources to care for the needs of our territory New Accounts Invited Four per cent, paid on Savings Accounts Exchange bought and sold We issue exchange on all important Foreign Cities ESTABLISHED IN 1887 HVjo'h the Car not its price. Jioth are liht. lint the Ford is the one car whose low price does not indicate its high worth the reason why you must '-get busy" today if you want a Ford this season. "Everybody is driving a Ford" more than 200,000 in service. New prices runabout $525 touring car $i00 town car $800 with all equipment, f. o. b. Detroit. Get particulars from ALBERT BOVVKER, Local Agent, at HEPPNER GARAGE EinirF3 Will it be the Beach-the Springs--the Mountains-the City--or the Country? No matter where; your first consider ation will be something to carry your belongings in- TRUNK KSOI suit ca: VALISE raveling oag or I eiescope V e have just opened up and placed in stock a brand new line of these goods for you to choose from. 0 GO. 5c3 ejhhhmmhmi wctwwr- Baaasasaa tsa ea Esszsa es tSM caJ ill BEST MEALS IN TOWN EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS illdiorn Restaurant MEALS ALL HOURS Fresh Oysters all the Time Fish Every Day Can supply the trade with meats and fish the choicest in the market. Call outside meal hours. Try the New U Made from Morrow County Wheat by Oregon's Finest Mill. NOTICE THE TASTE-You'll Like It. YOU CANT BEAT IT. Pure and Wholesome. Makes Whiter and Lighter Bread. For Sale By Ptiill Cohn Heppner, Oregon r . M4.I .jimij 4P a
