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

Spring fishing began Monday, but the
weather WAS bad for such business
Quite few Columbia Indians are il
the foothills harvesting cowse.
r. F. Hynd went to Portland Monday
on business.
Chas. Martin, OF lone, was in town
on Monday.
In upper John Day K. T. McHaley
and Fred Binn have sold 90 head ci
beef cattle.
Mrs, Arthur Minor has returned home
from visit to Portland
Her many friends will be sorry to hear
that Mrs Ii. W. Bartholomew ls on the
sick list.
Over at Robinsonville the Don Juan
mine has been sold to eastern IN for
$4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hart are rejoicing
over the arrival OF their first baby "A
little girl who came to their home last
Sunday noon.
Price Florence has straightened the
creek channel, chopped down lots Of
brush, and made many other improve
ments on his ranch.
At Lone Rock John Madden has re-
ceved and turned on his range car.
load OF Webfoot yearling cattle
On the ridge southeast Of Olcy r.
Spencer has struck water and his wind
mil is pumping out 300 gallons q day
The prospects are good for the best
grain crop in years on the t'mA,ijla res.
eryaton.
Arlington has secured reduction in
its railroad rates so that it can ship wool
to Boston at 81 30 per 100 pounds, and
to The Dalles at so cents.
j. II. Wyland. accompanied by his
family, came in from bis sheepranch
and visited his mother and slstr sun
day
Porter Graham sold Saturday 1900
bushels Of grain at Weston for IS cents
q bushel
At Pendeton Monday Pat Kline bought
6525 pounds OF live hog., which had .
been driven iron Weston and shrank .
away 3jj pounds on the trip.
II YOU want a neat stylish walking .
hat, or an up.to.date dre's hat Of Tie .
very best quality, 90 to Miss Altha .
Iaach millinery store
staple and fancy groceries always on
hand at Bishops store.
Best equipped for city work and trade
are Matock q Hart. They run their
own delvery-quick service.
Sheep-ranch outfits. stock sat, hats
and furnishing goods, pipes, tobacco.
candy and nnts-ail these are sold at /.
X. iloward's store.
Ladies of IIeppner and vicinity are
cordially invited to call and see the cle-
giant display OF Spring millinery at AItha
Leach's.
Nelse Magnusen has started a big veg
etsble garden up in Senator Morrow
pasture, and expects big or y for the
Palace Hotel.
Weston people have bought and set
out enough hedge plants to stretch out
miles The cost was 800 mile for the
plants alone.
Morrow County is sattracting attention,
and homeseekers are dropping in. The
Gazette is getting many letters OF in
quiry, and for one piece OF land adver.
tised. there were four applicants thus
week.
Dennis Spllane, one of the pioneers
of the county, WAS in Saturday from his
ranch. and says Spring is rather back
ward out thai way.
The surprising figures are given out
that UmaIlla county imp rts 10 tons OF
butter annually.
w. +. Smyser, and family have taken
I'D homestead claims near the west
line of Morrow county.
When it comes to canned goods, dried O
fruits, etc. the choicest kinds are al i
wavs found at the store of the +. Il.
Bishop Go.
r. Il. Howard's store has everything
IN the grocery illt litFhf'i ~ Wy ''''''''
Please remember this: You can get !
letterheads, billheads, cards, books or
any kind of job printing done at the =,
Heppner Gazette shop. o
For quality and quantity. ]. q E"r'-
store viii compare favou,nlv WHh 1"N D.
store in Eastern oregon.
Clean newspapers TO cover shelves, !.
nut under carpets and line houses are "
sometimes scarce, bat Just now there Is -
a full supp'y on sale At the Gazette
Office at II cents a package.
Is there anything the matter with the q,
title to vour land7 II there is, call at (.
the Gazette Office and get it cleared mp. T.
T. Il. Clandinsn and wife will arrive q
here tomorrow 60 visit relatives. Nr. 81
& ha. sold his hardware business AZ a
D.lrbos. Kansas. and viii icca.e 100 the
Northeast Ills VII Is o -isterto A.. G.. ,
Giyer.