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About The gazette-times. (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1921)
THE GAZETTE-TIM U3, IIEPPXEK, OREGON, THURSDAY. MAY v: fiv LOCAL UAPPEMNi M aatrd Position by man and wlr on ranrh. Adtlress this ortlra. tf. For Hrmi All or part of store room 22 x 52. east end of Willow street. F. R. Tlummell. Mr. end Hri. C. W. Mc.Vamer. promin ent petple of lone, were visitors In Heppner (or a ehort time on Wednes day. House and acre of (round for Bale or rent. Just outside corporate limits of Heppner. Inquire thla office or see Mrs. Sarah Brwn. city. m5-lt. John L. Jenkins, of noardman, was a vlaltor In Heppner on Friday laat. Mr. Jenkins Is In charge of the county road work In his district. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gemmell are pre paring to erect a modern bungalow on the lot they have purchased from W. P. Mahoney In aouth Heppner. C. W. Valentine was an Interested and lively participant In the deliber ations of the school patrona and offi cers at the court house on Saturday af ternooa. Mrs. Henry C. Vance arrived from her home at Astoria on Saturday and will spend a couple of weeks at Hepp ner visitlnft with relatives and her nu merous friends. Mrs. Chas. Corder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oep. C. Aiken of Heppner, ar rived from Astoria on Saturday and will spend a few weeks visiting with her parents In this city. Emmett Smlthand Art Keene, of Rhea creek, were In attendance at the school hoard meeting at the court hoftae on Saturday afternoon. Emmett Is one of the directors In his district. LOST Two head of horses, one bay S-year-old mare, branded S on left shoulder, and one bay 2-year-old horse, brawled croes on left shoulder. Notify II. C. Huppold, Heppner, Oregon. 2t. M. It. Morgan, of lone, was In Hepp ner a short time on Saturday. Mr. Morgan, who has been quite IndlRpoged for several months past. Is now Improv ing, though yet far from being entirely welL Harold Dobyns. government trapper, was in Heppner Friday last gctlng his outfit ruady to take out to Khea creek. He will work now on Hhca creek from the H. M. Olden place into the moun tains. Edw. nietmnnn, extensive farmer of the lone country, and one of the officers In his school district, was In Heppner Saturday to attend the meeting of the district officers and patrons at the court house. Oscar Keilhley and Lawrence Bed ding were two of the members of the Eight Mile Center school board who at tended the meeting of directors and pa trons at the court houne Saturday af ternoon. Order your berries direct from grow ers. Clark seedling strawberries, black berries, logans, Lawton blackberries. Write for prices. ESTACADA HEIGHTS HEMKT GROWERS, Estacada, Oregon, llox S. mS-4t. Leo Nicholson, who la a student at the University of Washington, arrived In Heppner the end of the week and will work with one of the shearing crews in this county during the shear ing season. F. F. Kllta went to Pendleton Sunday and brought his wife home from the hospital. While still quite low, Mrs. Kills seems to be Improving, which Is good news for Moardman friends. lloardman Mirror. P. L Greenwood, assistant state en gineer, with his wife, will be located nt Heppner for the summer. He will have charge of the work between Lex ington and Jones Hill. C. F. Hai-gett will assist Mr. Greenwood with this work and their headquarters will be Hotel Patrick. Pwlght Mlsncr and wife and dough tor were In Heppner Snturrlny and at tended the meeting of school board members at the court house. Mr. MIs ner Is one of the leading farmers of the Inne section and has the promise of a bumper crop this season. The Trl-Stnte Terminal company l ave closed cut their entire stock of groceries and provisions which was carried at the Farmers Union building, and have moved their offices lo the warehouse, from which place their bus iness Is to be conducted In the future. F. H. Ill-own rrtoved Into the office for merly occupied by them and C. V. Hop per has taken over the other part of the lower Moor which he will occupy with his tire repair shop. P. A. Anderson and Gay M. Andcrsos. spent several days this week on a visit to Portland. Mrs. P. A. Anderson ac- lleniirt of (he Condition of the LEXINGTON STATE BANK NO. U2H. at Lexington In the Slate of Oregon, at the close of business April 28, l'.i21. RESorni'ns Loans anil discounts t Sl.TOl.S Honda nnd warrnnts 2,916.0? Furniture and fixtures 1.000.00 Other real estate owned 1,000.00 Hue from approved reserve banks 12,167.75 Cash on hand 4,284.24 TOTAL ..fll3.063.44 I.IAIIII.ITIKS Capital stock paid In - t 15,000.00 Surplus fund 5,000 00 Undivided pironts, loss ex penses and taxes paid 570.3! Individual deposits subject to check....! 69,203.80 Demand certificates of dopos- lt 50.67 Cashier checks outstanding.... 28.48 Time and savings deposits ... 18,101.08 Notes nnd bills redlscounted 6,016.00 mii.(..,h,m! th.-ii. ti, Tl.-! I'. whole he iit.-l !,.-r Mre Kit .Mi-- ':trty. i';r trmsMe ievrnt'l tl.e tmo Andersons from . luiii; out of luttlan.l on thu tune tli-y li;cj wt-l fr th'-tr le pitrt'ue, ami Will gave them aft oppor tunity In cee anlhiT t;toic or two of proft'f-ionul bat'batl. The laVler befog no cause, bowevr, of the allied car trouble, wbirh, we urnlcrelund, net P. A. back about !W. W. H. ltarratt. state highway com mlsHioncr, spenl a few days at his Heppner home this week, departing on Wednesday morning for Arlington to Join the other members of the com mission. An inspection of the JiThrft Day Highway will be made by the com missioners and the trip will be extend ed through Grant and I'aker counties, much of which it will be necessary to make on horseback. This will wind up the inspection tour of the commission ers, which will Include all the high ways of the state. At the May meeting of the commission, the advertising of bids on the grading of the Lexington gap and other work on the Oregon Washington Highway to the east of Heppner, will be authorised. Mr. Bar ratt aspects that this work will soon be under way, as It will not take a great while to complete the necessary legal procedure before the contracts are let. Judge W. . Dutton Is up from Port land for a visit of a week or so, while attending to business matters here. Mr. Duttnn still has large land holdings in and around Heppner. Much of this land Is underc ultlvatlon thla season and thegrain growing thereon never TOTAL JU3.069.44 State of Oregon, County of Morrow, ss. I, W. O. Hill, CaBhlor of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that yio above statement Is true to the bast of my knowledge and belief. W. O. HILL, Cashier. CORRECT Attest: W. 0. BCOTT, GEO. L. McMILLAN, Directors. , Subscribed and swnrn to before me this 4th day of May, 1921. JOS. J. NYS, Notary Public. My commission expires June IS, 1923 Heppner A ONE DAY ONLY M MON., MAY J Afternoon at 2, Evening at 8 WAIT FOR THE REAL SHOW IT COSTS NO MORE TIE SHOW THAT'S DIFFEREIT ess c 2-PERF0RMANCES-2 RAIN OR SHINE AFTERNOON AND NIGHT DOORS OPEN at 1ml 7P.M. PerforniioM Oie Boar liter Startling Sensational Free Outside - Exhibition an the Show Groundt PstoreEachParformancft GENUINE EPSa .. a. a. M mil DURHAM tobacco makes 50 flood cigarettes for lUc i'i'k:.i Letter and iii"re jrumitfir:f for g j-,d yitsM, cunst-iut htly Mr. Duttor, ii in Komi nirlritn. He has recently lit. n a visit t'i California, an-J in making (jiiiparinoriM, Mr. Iutton says that the pf-'plti i't Mttrrow luunty art far Lt'tter ufT than they aevm to think. Calif tn!a farmers am fruit growers are v-ry hard hit thii paaon and are uf ferinit; heavy lorn because of no market for their protturtn. To be sure there 1H l."t ffi U' h X) fff.T ill thiS I --J t- t hfit- at itM-nt, h'il Mr. lUMori 1L for coTi'litioris to tni,rove aloii: this I in;, and nht-fp, wool, rattle and raiti will all fl:ni a feirly K'o! rr.-irkt L;irnhi:if wan excellent, the wof-1 clip is one of the finest an-1 a bumper wh-af c rop in in aiijht. A market with fair prices will do the rent to restore nor mal renditions in this county, Mr. Out ton thinks we nhould all be happ.-. ARD At a Big Reduction One year ago lard was selling at 40c. We are now selling PUEE LARD at 20c lb. In 2, 3, 4, 5 and 10 pound lots. Every Bucket Guaranteed Central Market McNAMER & SORENSON . mm an advanhpt to you r t tot eacn type of engine intke resources experience knowledge .equipment of the Standard Oil Company vihidi combine to tnak ZEROLENEan oil of quality STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CAUrOMIIA) -WHERLO The Question Is Settled DINE WITH US Our New Big Dining Roo la not axclusiT to tru slant trade. It's for tbe folki of Heppner Flnt, Laat an4 lil tbe Time. Give the wife a rest and a treat a Sunday dinner here. SHORT ORDERS, TOO Elkhom Restaurant WUlow Street L. MONTERESTELLI Marble and Granite Works PENDLETON, OREGON Fine Monument and Cemetery Work All parties interested in getting work in my line should get my prices and estimates before placing their orders All Work Guaranteed Lumber Prices Now Rock-Bottom Pro-War Lumber Price Freight Advance BnansaasMnanannBaBBl Since AVar Present Lumber Price S LAST YEAR'S LUMBER PRICE Present Lumber prices now same as Pre-War Price Plus Freight Advance. Pre-War Pricee Plus Freight Ad vance Equals Present Price. tt 8 Tire Service 1 Drive up iuln lo) us inspect your tires. We will tell you frankly if it will pay or not to have them repaired. We aim to give every customer i liis money's worth for every dollar spent. C. V. 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