THE UAZETTIvTIMKS, HEITXKR, OREGON, THURSDAY. JlE VI 1021.
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CECIL ITEMS OF INTEREST
rreu r.ijr ui urjan tu looking up
nil Led! mends on Molulay.
N. Lee of AWerdale In insisting dur
Ing the hay making at Hutterby Flats
waiter (j. and Miss Mary Ellis of
Ewlng were railing in Cecil on Satur
day.
Q. A. Miller and son Elvln of High
view were calling on their friends near
Rhea on Tuesday.
Otto Llndstrom of Morgan waa call
ing on hia friend Peter Uauernflend at
Cecil on Saturday.
Father Cantwell of Hannnar ,.. .1.
Itlng his friends In Cecil vicinity on
monnay ana Tuesday.
Jack Fenwick of lone has been hn.v
during the week, papering and painting
at tne Highway House.
. Uriel Narver of Heaverton la ipend
Ing his vacation on Willow Creek ranch
amongst the hay makers.
Mrs. Haael Logan and son Blllle of
Four Mile are spending a few days with
Mrs. Fred Buchanan near lone.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Miller and son
Klvln of Highvlew ranch were visiting
tn the county seat on Monday.
Cecil has had several good hours rain
during the week and the wheat men
are beginning to wear a smile once
more.
Mrs Jones and daughter, Mrs. Bailey,
of Portland were the week-end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hynd at Butterby
Plats.
Master Jarkie Hynd who has been
visiting In Ukluh for a few days re
turned to his home at) Butterby Flats
on Sunday.
The "Mayor" left on the local for
Heppner on Wednesday without the
consent of his sure-footed friend who
was left behind to console the "Dep
uty." Mrs. R. E. Garllck of Tentvllle and
Mrs. v C. Myers and son Allan of
Knikclilte were callers on Mrs. Conrad
Krupfel and futility at Morgan on Wed
nesday. I
Mr. and Mrs. Van Schoinck and fam-J
ily of Arlington, accompanied by Miss1
Katharine rUocuni, were visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. leo. Krebs at The Last;
Camp on Thursday. j
Mrs. Mary Nash of lleaverton and J
Mrs. Hazel Logan of Four Mile, also,
Mips Olive Logun of Portland were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Logan
at Fairvlew on Sunday.
Miss HesBle Calkins who has been at
school In Yakima made a short stay
in Cecil on Wednesday before going out
to visit Shady Dell, the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Winter.
Miss Mildred Henrtksen who has
been studying at Canby high school
arrived on Monday at Strawberry j
ranch, the home of her parents, where
she will spend her vacation. j
Clarence Winter of Shady Lell and
Ralph Winter and Jesse Agee of Foui
Mile attended the meeting of the Ore
gon Grain (Jrowers association held in
the I. O. O. F. hall at Heppner on Wed
nesday.
Mrs. W. B. Jenks of Monument Is
visiting at the home of Karl rarns
worth at Khea during the absence of
her daughter, Mrs. Karl Farniworth
who left for a short trip to Portland
on Monday.
Mn. Mary Nash who has been visit
ing her many friends around Cecil left
on the local on Saturday morning for
The Dalles where she Intends to visit
for several weeks before leaving for
her home In licaverton.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Henriksen of Willow
Creek ranch, accompanied by Mrs. Oral
Henriksen and daughter Miss Anna
Josephine of The Snuggery, were vi
itlng with Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Lowe at
the Highway House on Wednesday.
W. U. Palmateer of Wlndynook Is
once more In his usual good health and
was able to take his office on the elec
tlon board on Tuesday, June 7, under
his doctor's orders that hli diet for the
day was to be Ice cream and Ice cieam
only.
FKIIKH ATEI1 I III III H.
lU-Kular Bervi-1 as usual on next
Sunday. In Hie morning at 9:45 the
Sunday sthool will m.et, and there is
a class for aa-h member of the family.
At 11:00 o'clock, regular preaching
services. Christian Endeavor at 7:00
p. m. and preaching at 1:00.
A welcome awnits you at all these
services. E. L. MOORE, Pastor.
V A vrfci Man with I or 10 horses
and outdt to contract work of care of
farm 17 miles south of lone Good
buildings and deep well. CIIAS WA1
NEK, Jefferson St , Portland. Ore
Big 4th of July celebration at Par
kers Mill. tf.
Mr. and Mtb J. H. Padberg motored
over to Weston Saturday, Mr. Padberg
returning home on Monday. They were
called to the home of Mrs. Padberg'a
parent on account of the Illness of her
mother. John states that the crops of
the Weston country are certainly very
flue this season and a great yield of
wheat will be produced there, though
.the country at large does not appear
to be far ahead of Morrow county.
EITRAT.
rrom the Umatilla National Forest,
ne coming two-year-old heifer a red
Jersey with white face, branded JX
I with quarter circle underneath, and
rr.arked cror.p off each ear and undarbit
' in right ear. Was last seen in Septera
bar. '-:, on Matlock prairie. Will pay
all expenses for keeping this animal or
will sell same to part keesing her for
what she Is worth to him. Address J.
D. French, fiurdane, Oregon. 174
l.usT Two head of horses, one bay
1-year-old mare, branded S on left
r: .j!'!rr ar.1 ore r.sy 2-year-old horse,
r.'ar:id cr.,n on lft shoulder Notify
H C. H:;,'M. Heppner. Oregon. It.
-d. mr.fc l 15-inch w od for sale
at II id per cord at Parkers Mill, tf.
FOR SAI.K ij.jod work horses, cook
r.o'jse and b.r..!sr. H. J. BIDDLE, lone,
Oregon. It
LOST Wrist watch, radium numbers.
somewhere on streets of Kr-prr. Fin
der please leave st thi ofTVe
I'OK SALE een broke mules, three
and five years old: one span of henry
brood mares, one Nelson stacker hood,
one Garden City automatic feeder, good
as new. F. E- MA3oN Lexington, Ore.
JKE that 19-10 Titan Trac'or at Otl
lism A B;sbee's. guaranteed to pull
three 14 Inch plowa
l,oT A drejer scarf, on road some
where between Heppner and Ditch
creek. Kinder please leave at this office.
Reward.
FIK SALE One ?8-inch Case separ
ator, also 2 14-inch McCormick headers.
See J. H. Padberg. Heppner. 3tpd.
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Commencing Saturday, June 18, leaving Portland 5 p. in.
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and at a minimum cost; also to quote
fares, prepare your Itinerary and make
your reservations. Call on
C. DARBEE, Agent, Heppner
or address
WM Mc MURRAY, Gen. Tassenger Agt,
Portland, Oregon.
r:THtv Ktom my place near Ella,
about February 18, 1921, a blue Ally,
weighing about 900 and branded JT on
left stifle. Reward.
SON, lone. Ore.
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Big spicncikl stcamcta, Ameri
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THRESHING COSTS
How Much Are You
Paying to Put Your
Grain in the Sack?
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The experience of Ed Reed, a farmer living one mile east of Mohler is interesting because it shows what can
be accomplished by using a Fordson Tractor with a small separator.
Mr. Eeed has given to tbe Nezperce Motor & Supply Co., of Nezperce, Idaho, the following interesting in
formation concerning the accomplishments of a Fordson Tractor purchased from them, during the 1920 season.
He has kept accurate account of the threshing of 180 acres of spring grain and 20 acres fall grain, which he
threshed in six days with a crew of 8 men. His cost is as follows:
Wages, 5 men at $6, 3 men at $8 for 6 days $324.00
Meals at 50 cents for 7 days 84.00
2 barrels kerosene 29.45
6 quarts oil 225
Interest on investment and depreciation at $7.50
per day 45.00
Total cost $484.70
The average yield was 20 bushels per acre, or a total of 4000 bushels.
His average cost of threshing was 12 cents per bushel. He had 5 settings and all the time lost for adjust
ments was 10 minutes.
The Fordson furnishes ah abundance of power, is economical and easy to handle, not only for threshing,
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Dodge Brothers
announce a substantial re
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