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About Lexington wheatfield. (Lexington, Or.) 1905-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1906)
J " i ' ! , A SURE THING. LEXINGTON GROWS til VOL. I LEXINGTON, OREGON, THURSDAY MARCH 15, 1906 NO. 25 COUNTY STATISTICS Claim Docket of the March term of the County Court. Heppner Garette $246.54, J G Griffiths 20.20, E J Keller 3.55, Minor &Co .'90, P "M Christenson 13.75, Ben Green 5.00, C W Christenson 5.00, Fremont Sprowls 4.50, Heppner Times 25.90, Frank Wilkins 5.50, S PDevln 226.71, G H Wright 31,75 W J Blake 276.50, C Hulett 10.85, "Riley Snyder 8.00, GeoSchempp 2 00 Albert Williams 26.25, E E Miller '66.00, Bruce Pennington 2.85, Geo Whities 10.20, Geo 'Whities 12.05, Geo Whities 10.80, Ceo Whities 14 55, John Rasmus 2.50, Geo Smith '2.40, J F Mitchell 1,20, L. Jones 1.20 Geo Case 1.20, Geo Whities 6.30, SI Stratton 133.33, Wm A Ayers 120:00 E G Noble 83. 33, T W. 'Ayers 1 50.'00 W O Hill 120.00, E M Shutt 333.33, J G Crawford 120.00, . Vawter Craw ford 333.33, S J "Wing 4.65, CS'Kirk 122.50, Lewis Kinney 100.00, iThom- son Bros 4.30, Class & Prudhomme Co 3.36, Minor & Co 1.00, 'Harry Cummings 27.40, W F Palmater 2 1 . 65, E F Neal 142.00, Wind. River Lumber Co 47.48, Mrs Brock 15.00, Jas Fitz 16.00, Williams & Schempp 7.25, Ethel Ashbaugh 12.00, E W Moyers 16.00, J J Adkins 10J60, Inez Freeland 12.T3JD, Elmer Beaman 31.25 E T Perkins 3.00, R F Wilmot 2.00, E M Akers 2.00, E T Perkins 4.50, A F Akers 5.130, Bank of lone 339.75 Samuel Devtne 17.50, Slocum Drug Co 53.50, W A Richardson 1 1.60, J W Rasmus 4.40, Dick Wells 1.70, Frank Brown 1.70, Wilbur Swaggart 1.70, M L Cantwell 1.70, E T Perkins 4.40, B F Akers 6. 50, Henry Harms meyer 5.50, B F Thompson 5.90, A F Nelson 29.00, James Hamilton 21.00 E F Zaspel 2.90, G R White 24.50, Rhea & Welch 73.30, L Hlnes 24.50 Irwin-Hodson Co 93 30, Glass & PriKihomme 12.00, Heppner Light & Water Co 75.10, J L Yeager 33.00, Telephone Co 12.85, Robert Clary '6.00, Gilliam & Blsbee 16.45, Gilliam & Bisbee 7.83, Gilliam StBisbee 3.80 Patterson & Son 12.50, S P Garrigues k Son 347.05, W S Conner 200.00, C C Chick 28.00, S W Meadows 2.50 Ella Fisher 6.00, Miss Fleming 6.00 Miss Bream 6.00, S. I Stratton 17.25 Higgs & Winnard 78.00, W G.Mc Carty 10.00, F M Griffin 11.60, E M Shutt 24.45, T W & A L Ayers 16 00. Marriage license Issued on the 13th to E; M Larkin and Altha Leach. Afflicted With Rheumatism, "I was and am yet afflicted with rheumatism,'" says Mr.J. C. Bayne, editor of the Herald, Addington, Indian Territory, "but thanks to Chamberlain's Pain Balm am able once more to attend to business.. It Is the best of liniments." If troubled with rheuma tism give Pain Balm a trial and you ate certain to be more than pleased with the prompt relief which it affords. One application relieves the pain. For sale by W. P. McMillan. ... . SCHOOL NOTES Following are the names of the pupils who have averaged 90 per cent or above In the recent examination. PRIMARY ROOM. Miss Hammer, Teacher. Genera Hlchethier WMard Graham Richard Hlchethier Cecil Scott Mary Cypert Park Carmichael Iva Thomas Abble Johnson Georgia Fuller Arnold Piper Floyd Leach I Ralph Phillips I - Ray Fuller t Grace Reaney ; ; Ruth Howard ; Katie Eskelson Flora Mead . Everett Zink Inez Tyler . ,. Frank Benge Leona Davts SECONDARY INTERMEDIATE Miss Byers, Teacher. Lucy Davis Edna Carmichael Ruth Brown ; George Zinz Maud'e McMillan Annabel! Howard Susie Munkers Hazel Reaney Ennls Thomas Earnest Thornburg 1NTERMEDATE Miss Scott, Teacher. Nettie Davis . Geattie Palmer Mabel Boone , Vlda Zink ADVANCED ROOM R B. Wilcox Teacher. Mary Graham Cora McMillan Edna Palmer Edna Fuller Frank Tyler Frank Christenson Robt. Leach Josie Eskelson Grace Cypert ; James Pointer i Advertise In The Whitfield, COUNTY NEWS. Heppner Times W. B. McAHster and W G. Scott Lexington business men, transacted business in Heppner Monday. R. 'L. Benge and W. T. Campbell of Lexington attended the Encamp ment meeting here Manday night. W. A. Jones, who owns a ranch near Lexington, was in Heppner Tues day. He has just returned from a visit with his mother In California. Heppner Gazette S. E. Carr, president of the Bank of Heppner, was In the city this week looking after business interests. City Recorder J. P. Williams in forms the Gazette that the practice of riding bucking horses on the streets must be stopped. The law will be strictly enforced If this occurs in the future, Harry Cummings will make some big Improvements In his nursery, near the depot In this city, this spring and summer. He will add 80,000 more fruit, shade and ornamental trees to his stock this season. The grounds will be leveled and a space about 100 feet square will be arranged Into a park where all the varieties of his trees will be placed In a way to make an attractive appearance. ,. lone Proolaimer , Tuesday evening a number of ," lone young people drove up Rhea, creek to the bachelor quarters of Miss, Nettie Mason and spent a very enjoyable evening. A delicious midnight lunch was spread, to which all did justice. Always Keeps Chamberlain' Remedy In Hli Houee. Cough "We would not be without Chamber- i Iain's Cough Remedy. It is kept on hand continually In our home," says W. W. Kearney, editor of the Indepen dent, Lowry'City, Mo. That Is just, what every family should do. When kept at hand ready for Instant use, a cold may be checked at the outset and cured In much less time than after it has . become settled In the system; This remedy Is also without a peer for croup In children, and will prevent the attack when given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, which can only be done when the remedy Is. kept at . hand. For sale by W. P. McMillan Don't forget that the Old Man has to live. Some apparently have. The whale was the first ocean mail carrier, and In three days thereafter he adopted the free delivery system. ' A learned professor has figured It out that married men live the . longest, You bet they do. It "seems" to me. I've always been married. Girls at Weston will , boycott the , young men wno Keep company wm the girls who attend the normal. The home girls claim the Interlopers have gobbled up all the marriageable young men of that city. ; - ' VfllTE 5Vr HOUSE SHOES FbrWomcr WE SAVEiYOU MONEY We carry the White , House Shoes 'for Men and Women. From $2,25 to $3.50 for Women. $3.00 to $4.50 . for Men. Buster Brown Blue Ribbon Shoes for the Girls and Boys.- All the latest styles in Gordon Hats will be in this week, at $3.00. Lyon Hats from $1.00 to $2.25 in any style. New stock just arrived. WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR S C I O T H I N G HARDWARE Tinware. Granite Ware, Pots and Kettles Wire and Nails. Stoves and Ranges. Silver Ware. Bath Tubs and Sewer Pipes IMPLEMENTS Dutchman Plows. Syracuse Plows. Hauney Buggies. Anchor Buggies. Mitchell Wagons. Bain Wagons. Harrows. Wheel Barrows. Rolling Cutters I ... , ' 52 HJUMUHIl GENT'S FURNISHING'S Shirts. Cuffs and Collars. Ties. Handkerchiefs. Suspenders. , Belts, Watches. HARNESS Saddles. Bridles. Halters. Collars. Rings. Snaps. Buckles. Hame Straps. i.,.iiiw.7,'p Lexington Oregon