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About Lexington wheatfield. (Lexington, Or.) 1905-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1905)
PAT'S BARBER SHOP P. A. PATTERSON, Proprietor. FIRST CLASS SHAVING AND HAIRCUTTING Agent for Cresent Steam Laundry ' Shop one door west Lexington Bank LEXINGTON, - - OREGON. n ii -i i vi i This Space Reserved For W. G. SCOTT & CO. 8 Lexington, Oregon. SDruys ' 'J? $ Stationery ji jl Qonfections - g ; cjf y .... School Supplies V Toilet Irticles ' G)tc. &tc. . I LEXINGTON, OREGON f A nsurance I have all the best land in this vicinity on my lists. Prices range from $10.00 to $20.00 per acre. Write or call on me for further information. Life Insurance written for the Massachusetts Mutual o o o o A. M. MACNAB LEXINGTON, OREGON 0301101 LOCAL NEWS A. Reany and family made a trip to Heppner Tnesday. Mrs. Shelby Taylor is reported as quite ill thi3 week. T. L. Barnett made a business trip to lone Saturday last. Mrs. 0. S. Hodson returned from Portland last Monday. WANTED Live cnlckens. En quire at the Beymer Hotel. S. E. Notson, of Heppner, was a Lexington visitor yesterday. Mrs. Chas Tooly who has been quite 111 is reported as improving. B. F. Swagart was a caller in The Wheatfield granery, last Tuesday. Mrs. Boothby is having a new resi dence erected in McAlister's addition. J. A. and David Brown, prominent Blackhorse farmers were in our city yesterday. "Pap Hayseed" made a business trip to Heppner Monday , returning Tuesday morning. Harry Cummings, the Heppner Nur sery man was transacting business In our city the fore part of the week. C. K. Tooley was In Lexington the latter part of last week and ordered the Semi-Weekly Journal in connection with the Wheatfield. The Methodist ladies are planning a Hallowe'en social. Don't say a word about it as we were told not to men- tion .1t until next week when the pro gram will be prepared. : We are In receipt if a copy 6f J. A. Woolerey's book descriptive of Morrow County. The book is well gotten up and the mechanical work is as near perfect as can be made. Pete" McAlister is a student of the "art preservative" in the Wheat field Printery. - Cleaning tip around the straw stack and making himself generally useful around the field. , . One' of C. R. ' McAlister's livery teams took a notion yesterday to smash- ihi'rigs genefaliyand f rom (the appearance of the rig they were quite successful The driver, ; Peter, Bey mer, escaped unhurt. Knob Hill begins to look quite city fled. E. E. Thomas' new residence Is completed and occupied. A.' K. Fuller has one under construction and James DeLong's is nearly completed. This makes quite a showing. Let the good work continue. The Wheatfield is quite productive, yet vegetables do not yield well in the stubblefield, so we must depend on someone else to raise them. U you have more than you need and ' cannot sell them any place else, bring them In to us and trade them on subscrip tion. If you have no vegetables bring fruit instead. One of the needs of Lexington is a station agent We believe the amount of business done at this station would Justify the company in keeping an agent here. Every train brings freight and express to Lexington which has to be looked after by the owners or some one for them. Our citizens should take this matter up with the railroad company and shown some good reason why Lexington is not given the service she Is entitled to from the Company. AS OTHERS SEE US The first issue of the Lexington Wheatfield appeared last Thursday with an advertisement of every' busi ness in that city. This speaks well for the enterprise of Lexington citizens. The Wheatfield looks well and de esrves success. lone Proclaimer. . Volume 1. No. 1, of the Lexington Wheatfield Is found on our table this week and Its appearance gives the as surance of it being a permanent fix ture in Lexington. Mr. Thomas, who for the past . few years was the pub lisher of the Arlington Appeal, is the founder and we bespeak for it a great future Tyrfx Valley Bee. 1 Lexington has a newspaper, The Wheatfield. Portland Daily Journel. " We are just In receipt o) No. 1 'Vol. 1 of the Lexington Wheatfield a very O. T. FERGUSON FURNITURE WALL PAPER WINDOW SHADES AND CABINET HARDWARE LEXINGTON, OREGON. jlllllij &ric dnclearen PAINTER PAPER HANGER AND DECORATER Lexington, a reaon LEXINGTON MEAT MARKET LEACH & GRIMES, Props. FRESH AID SALT MEATS c? A F . c A nr r AND LARD FISH. IN SEASON. LEXINGTON, OREGON. ? neat newsy weekly published at Lexing ton, Oregon by Mr. S. A; Thomas, who is its editor and proprietor. Was co News. The Wheatfield, Vol. 1, No. 1, pub lished at Lexington, Oregon, reached our table this week. It is edited by S. A. Thomas, formely of Arlington, and the Initial number presents a neat appearance and is full of news about its home field. Wheeler County News. Twenty-one business houses in the town of Lexington are represented In the advertising columns of The Wheat field. A good pointer for the place, as every community is judged by the tone of its leading county paper' Moro Observer, v The "Lexington Wheatfield" is the name of the new paper started in Lex ington by S. A Thomas, formely of Arlington Appeal. The paper looks healthy and Indicates a good degree of prosperity In that growing town - Con don Times. The first Issue of the Wheatfield, has appeared under the management of S. A. Thomas. The paper looks bright and makes a good showing. The Wheatfield ought to succeed. Heppner Gazette. The Wheatfield at Lexington is the latest journalistic venture in Morrow. S. A. Thomas late of the Arlington Appeal, being editor and general rust ler. The Lexington Wheatfield is a healthy looking sheet and gives prom ise of having come to stay. Success to you Mr. Thomas. Heppner Times. The first issue of the Lexington Wheatfield, published at Lexington, dr., has reached our desk. It Is a newsy paper and chuck full of ads. S. A. Thomas, formerly of the Arling ton' Appeal, is the publisher. Golden dale (Wash.) Sentinel. The Lexington Wheatfield comes to us In 5 col. quarto form, with appear ances favorable to success. There is no boom on in Lexington, just a natu ral steady growth. Moro Observer. C. C. CHICK, M. D. ' : PHYSICMN AND SURGEON ' ' Diseases of Women and, Children a spec laity. Calls answered promptly Day or Night. Office in Drug Store. Residence In Boothby property. LEXINGTON, - ORECON F. H. ROBINSON ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW NOTARY PI BLIC Practice in all Courts. Legal business given prompt and careful attention. Land Contests, Probate Work and Conveyanc ing a specialty. IONE, - OREGON B. M. BOOHER PROMPT SERVICE REASONABLE CHARGES LEXINGTON, OREGON Chas. H. Breshears DEALER IN WOOD AND POSTS YARDS AT DEPOT LEXINGTON, - OREGON W.J.DAVIS CONTRACTER Sl BUILDER Estimates Furnished Lexington, Oregon Congregational Church Preaching service at 11 a. rri. and 7:30 p; m.' every third and fifth Sunday of each month. Sunday School 2.30 p. m. every Sunday. Rev. J. L,. Jones, Pastor, Get Your Name on The Wheatfield List