Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-05-02
Here and There
Spring showers are row in order.

Spring showers are now in order.
Native grasses on Morrow county
ranges sre now very luxuriant, ast
stock thrives and fattens.
VIM. Hughes has been over in The
John Day county, and found shsepmsr
hourishing and getting big crops ol
lambs.
Newt williams. the pioneer who keeps
up his old-tims activity 90 we'll 10 sr'
ranging to return ts his mining proper.
~ at Granite.
The back bono Of the back ward spring
10 about broken, and sooa the forward
movement will begin.
Otis Patterson, receiver OF the U. 8.
district land ofics st The Dallss, came
Monday to look after bis property inter.
ssts in Hsppner.
Gillian Il Bisbss's new warehouse 10
beginning 10 6li up with agricultural
implements. and their big business 10
rapidly growing.
Mrs. G. W. Phelps and Baby Phelps
returned home on Monday from . two.
weeks visit in Pendleton and Hilgard.
Indian pack.tsains brought in this
wesk several dAbs OF pulled wool which
they had harvested on the mountain
ranges. Owing to the late spring it WAS
not Of a. ripe Q favor - usual.
Mrs. J. H. WylAnd and children are
in from the ranch. on . visit to Judge
and Mrs. Keithlev.
Mrs. G. X. Donohue returned Friday
10 her home in Portland, alter . pleas-
ant visit with her mother.
Clarence Noble is having avery seri.
ous time with pneumonia, but 10 slightly
stronger today.
The threatened rain arrived Tuesday,
and wAs welcome. - roads we're getting
slightly dusty.
Joe Lucxman, who gets younger and
jollisr every year, is enjoying . visit in
Heppner ss change from bis ranch.
Beat equipped for city work and trade
are Matlock x Hart. They run their
own delIvery-quick service.
Spring styles in hardware may be
found at Bishops store.
New bustles, belts. collars. spikes,
etc. At Mrs, l.. j.. Estes.
The very choicest OF canned and dried
fruits are always kept on hand at tho
grocery store OF 7. X. Howard.
All kinds OF building material prompt
ly delivered by Heppner Lumber Co.
Summer shirt waists will soon be in
demand. Mrs. l.. J. Estes has them in
great variety, from 5Oc up.
WIN. Kumme,land vas in Saturday
from his big ranch west Of town. At
his old home 10 Kansas the land he
knew ~ government tracts not many
years ago 10 now selling at 5000 quar-
sr.section.
Have you noticed Mstlock 4 Hart's
new delivery wagon? II 10 . very
handsome vehicle.
Andy ". Cook Was in Monday, and
says that there were lots Of twins drop
ping in his eve band, and he WAS get
ting l25 per cen, increase. He will
wind up May 10.
NJ. N. Beishley has returned from .
visit to his old home in California,
where he had not been for II yesrs.
Many OF the old.timsrs were dead.
Ellis Minor, vile and daughter. start ,
I'd Tuesday from Colorodo. and will
soon bs homo In EepPasr.
W. I. Ellie, Of Panora, L., . nephew
of Hon. w. X. Ellis, 10 visiting Hepp-
,ef reistiv,s.
The ladies OF tho Christian Church ,
serve . supper IN the opera house {
On Saturday from 4:3o O'Clock. The
aides are noted for their good cooking, ,
md everyone 10 assured . fine supper. ,
Every body 10 cordially invited.
Miss Julia Hart went down to the
Junction on Monday to meet her sister,
Mrs. q. W. Phelps.
jim Keeney went to the southern part
u the county Tuesday morning to be !
.one several days. t
d. Cor, of Hinton Creek, was in town ;
his week.
Mrs. l.. J. Estes will have some new :
pattern hats on display Saturday; also
,ome new hat frames and street hats.
Staple and fancy groceries always on
land at Bishops store. T
Candy o, yes, the very choicess :
tinds are kept at Dan Z. Doherty's .
!. Y. l.. store. |
Clean newspapers TO cover shelves.
,ut under carpets and line houses are G
scarce. but just now there is
fnll supply on sale at the Gazette
,fiica at Is cents = package.
Please remember this: You can get r
billheads, cards. books or j
nv kind Of job printing done At the i
Ieppnsr Gazette shop.