Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-05-16
Here and There

7cTC ana DGTc
As soon as the trout over in Pole creek
read that Ellis Minor WAS home they
SEN, him an invitation to come and
catch . string OF thsm.
Rev. Tonkins was lned $40 and costs,
At Fossil last week, for whipping his
little sister-in-law.
d. W. Rslston has bought the d. b.
Golden ranch at 80 an acre.
r. d. Johnson, q pioneer Of the Blue
mountains, died on Indian creek Thurs
day, aged rs.
Sheriff Matlock 10 busy summoning
Jurors for the May term OF circuit court,
which convsnes on the Goth.
The stock inspector OF Sherman coun.
ty has ordered NANCY stock to be kept
up and treated.
Bob Matteson and family were in Sat-
urday from their home near the noun
tains, where grass is growing grandly.
On Thursday, May in San Francisco
a fine bouncing boy Was born to the wife
OF Frank Lee, the genial woo-buyer.
Mother and child are doibg we'll, and
Frank 10 very proud OF the little WOOL
buyer.
Quite a stream OF wheat has been
coming into Arlington and selling at Al
to 40 cents = bushel,
Otis Patterson came up from The
Dalles over Sunday and rented his home
place to VIM. Potter.
A. Abrahamsict, the pioneer tailor.
came in Monday from his beautiful
mountain homestead, and attended to
business in town.
The family OF W. l.. Houston, mana
OF the Heppner FIGURING Mills Co., has
arrived from the valley.
When the fine big band OF Wyandots
and Polkadots and plymouthroI that
have bsen scratching up Otis Patter-
SON 4 lawn heard that he WAS coming up
to have them arrested for violating the
chicken ordinance, they suddenly disap.
peared.
While learning their trades, poets do
the suffering After that the public.
Wild Bilrs Indian outfit came in from
the mountains yesterday with pack
train of perfumed pulled wool.
Balm buds now make fragrant the air
along the water courses.
One would think that Uncle Tom
Ayers house was big enough to shelte
half the town. Bot still he continues to
build additions.
Nat Webb 10 back again among his
sheep. His Rock creek band increased
96 per cent.
Uncle Hugh Fields 10 up from Browns
Vile looking after his large Morrow
county interests.
The S0-aere Steers ranch, near fossi
has been sold for $4,000.
Staple and fancy groceries always or
band at Bishops store.
Best equipped for city work and trade
are Matlock K Hart. They run thei'
own delivery-quick service.
Shsep-ranch outfits. stock salt, hat'
and furnishing goods, pipes, tobacco
candy and nuts--all these are sold at 1
X. Howard's store.
Spring styles in hardware may b'
found at Bishops store.
Clean newspapers to cover shelves
put under carpets and line houses arr
sometimes scarce, but just now there Il
a full supply on sale at the Gazett'
Office at Is cents package.
Mstlock 4 Hart have seed corn, earl.
and late sweet corn, white field corn.
r X. Howards store has every;hin
IN the grocery line needed by city trade
Barker & Pliter have sold to ID. "
Ralston 1000 2-year-old wethers at
cents a pound on foot at Arlington.
sniption Ri Brown has bought man.
ysarling cattle, paying 3ls for steers an
sl7 for heifers.
Alex H.rde sold his Q yesr-old Teth
ers to Chas White at 81 80.
Lon Markham drives to town the fa'
test team in the country.
Dennis spillans was in Saturday fro'
hi, farm at the head Of Clsrke's csnvo'
n YOU want bargains in dishes, croc'
cry or glassware, go to Bishops
Try apple butter with your hot cake
and biscuits. You can get the best
Bishops.
Please remember this You can Z
t.t,erheads. billheads, cards. books
ANY kind of job printing done at u
Heppner Gazette shop.
The very choicest oi canned and dtl,
fruits are ALWAYS kept on hand al u
,,ncery store of T. X. Howard.
,Ikinda of building material proml
IL delivered by llcppner Lumber GO.
Legal blank and all kinds OF 700 pr''
ing at Gazette office.
Sal, mac kerel hv tho kit at i'ishop 3
GOOD MAN GONE.
I,b, Jordan, Who was buried at IL
ington yesterday, ra's g'ah' o'" '