Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-04-11
Here and There


Over stMule Gulch Chas. johnson
running his placer claim on full time.
The Tobsys. Of Shutter fiat, bav
just sold 1000 bushels Of wheat At 4
cents.
c. X. smead is dividing up his BIZ
Blalock orchard among Minnesota colo
Al Monument Joe Putnam 10 having
band OF wild horses br oxen by Burstov
d Holeats.
A. r. Lam, " ho used to live at Ham
il.on. was killed at Weissr last week b,
Afailing trse.
VIM. Mstteer, the old-tims ferryman
on the John Day, has bought Otto XII
ser's Pine creek ranch.
Asher Montague bought from the
Northern Pacific 1900 acres OF land 10
Gated in the Eightmile country.
II you want neat, stylish walking
hat, or An up-to-date dress hat OF tie
very best quality, so to Mss Altha
x Leach's millinery store.
Staple and faocy groceries always on
hand at Bishops store.
Best equipped for city work and trade
are Matlock Il Hart. They run their
own delivery-qulck service.
Sheep-ranch outfits. stock salt, hats
and furnishing goods, pipes, tobacco.
candy and nuts-all these are sold at L.
X. Howards store.
New salt mackerel and imported her
rings for Lent at Matlock < Hart's.
Spring styles in hardware may he
found at Bishops store.
The very choicest OF canned and dried
fruits are always kept on hand at the
grocery store OF T. K. Howard.
Legal blank aud ali kinds OF job print
ing at Gazette office.
=. O. Borg 10 having an addition built
on his store building and will give the
entire building y new dress OF paint
over on tho Main ohm Dsy Pomeroy
4 Thayer have begun TO put in dredg'
er to scrape the gold from off the river
bed
There is practically no unsod wheat
at The Dalles, fifty cents a bushel hav
ing fetched" the last OF it, says the
Chronicle.
Some 1000 sacks OF wheat has recent /
ly been bought up along the lIeppner .
branch by the Arlington Warehouse &C.
as 4s to As cents.
OF the ,hrse carloads OF fat cattle re-
Gently shipped to Portland by j, J,
Rhsa and T. J. Allyn. several weighed |
over 1900 pounds.
Attorney Phelps went to Union on
Monday to argue the case OF McGonigall
W. First National Bank OF Heppner be
fore Judge Eakin.
Heppner Gazette only 4 blts for
3 mouths.
Matlock 4 Hart have seed corn, early
and late sweet corn, white field corr.
Home seekers with means, and invest.
ors should come here. On account OF
the low prices st which its lands are
offered. Morrow county expects to double
its population this year. Good land can
b bosght hero st Sl.25 TO IS sn acre.
When it comes to canned goods, dried
fruits, etc. B., the choicest kinds are al
ways found at the store Of the r.. X.
Bishop Co.
T. Howard's store has everything
in the grocery line needed by city trade. [
Please remember this: You can get
billheads, cards, books or
any kind of Job printing done at the
Gazette shop.
Clean newspapers to cover shelves,
put under carpets and line houses are
sometimes scarce, but just now there IL
\ full supply on sale At the Gazette
Office At Is cents package. [
Il there anything the matter with the {
little to your land7 II there 10, call at !
The Gazette Office and get 1t cleared up. J
The wheat raised d h. Stalter's !
ranch 10 now being hanled in. II was 7
On "hN f'N'''' y
Is bushels to the acre.
Sieber, Dawson and Fraught, OF Wal
Ia Walla, have begun development
work on the Van Ands mines, near :
Alamo, in the Greenhorn range. J
Around Douglas ]. W. Osborne saws
hat the grass over the courtfy was new
n better, apricot and peach trees are IN
bloom, and wheat is lorking fine and -
ahead Of the season. !
Judge Keithley now has $50 Belgian }
,arss and an acre OF Young chickens, !
md a mink that camps in the creek }
,ack of Oscar Minors is trying to add (
himself to the family. {
When George Reynolds was IN from
II, ranch Yesterday he said that while
q bachelor he might he troubled Ni'h
,uttonIess shirts. that was ~ worse Tor !
i'm than the married man WHO - tton-
He'd With shirtless buttons, -