Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1901-04-18
Here and There

Inc Ba OWN Company, on hay creek
has put in 20 sheep -shearing machines
b. F. Swaggart was struck in the face
by horse recently and is still suffering
considerably from the bruises.
H. A. Murphy. tho Monument msr-
chant. passed through Heppner on his
way to Portland on a business trip.
Al Bnns' baby has been hayng q
siege Of pneumonia, but 10 now recover
ing
At Glenn the Conroy and Fairchilds
half-secton of land has been sold To
Grant Wade for $2400.
Joe Crank, one OF Hcppner's pioneers,
has gone on visit to his daughter at
Fortuna, Cal.
Az Canyon CITY .he Easter Sunday
snow was inches deep. but didn't last
long
Over at Spanish Gulch Sam kershaw
has been taking many nuggets from his
placer claim.
Miss Edyth Vaughan returned Sstur-
day from several weeks visit in Port
land.
Thos Rood, OF iiillsboro, brother of
Mrs r, ]. Humphreys, is visiting rela-
tives in l1eppner
J. A. Patterson, who has been in Port.
land for months, came home Saturday
and returned again to Portland on Mon
day.
Rev. ] B. Lister, state evangelist for
the Christian Church, preached here on
Monday night and left for The Dales on
Monday.
At Long Creek the Hinton ranch OF
$50 acres has been bought by Frank
Fields, shsepman.
The latest victim OF vlcieus horse 10
Jacob Cunningham, who received the
hoof in the abdomen.
Leslie Kesay, of Antelope, has been
tppointed one Of the forest rangers.
Ed Rood and family, ~bo have been
travelling in Missouri and visiting with
relatives for the past three months, re
turned to icppner on Friday
ON account Of her mothers health,
Miss Artie Morgan has had to dscon
tinue her studies at the Weston Normal
school, and remain st home.
NJ. V. Kelley, manager of 3 maufac'
turing company, says In advertising
as in everything else, persistency VIII
win. I've tried it. k-ow it. There
is not an article Of any merit whatever
tbs, cannot be sold through advertising
and take the field over products that are
not advertised" "
Spring STYLES in hardware may be
found at Bishops store.
The very choicest Of canned and dried
fruits are always kept on hand at the
grocery store OF I. K. Howard.
All kinds of building material prompt
ly delivered by lleppner Lumber Co.
Best equipped for city work and trade
are Matlock < Hart. They run their
own dellvefy-quick service.
II YOU want neat, stylish walking
hat, or an up-to-date dre.s hat OF tie
verv best quality, 20 TO Miss Aida
Lsach's millinery store.
Staple and fancy groceries always on
hand at Bishops store.
Candy? o, yes, the very choicest
kinds are kept at Dan I. Doherty's
|. y. l.. store.
In Harnev county the winters loss OF
all kinds of stock Was only B per cent.
They were eeveral thousand tons OF hay
kept over.
The annual meeting OF the Mid Col
umbia Association OF the Congregahona'
churches will occur at Condor April ~,
20 and 2l. An interesting program has
been prepared.
Smallpox in Vale ia now thing OF the
past.
The Portland Dispatch saws; An tK-
change leads dispatch "Aguinaldo
nav come to America" What country
is he in now
1 James and Jess LAcusllen returned
Yesterday from the north fork OF the
Umatilla. where ttey have been looking
after the I.ieuallcn aud Patlerc cattle,
which were caught IN the SNOW 80 that
fecding became necessary. No loss "aS
sufTered. SAYS the Weston Leader.
Tom Hinton's Fox Valley mines are
in fun operation. hut recent cold wealth
or greatly interie,ed wl,h thei ~o'k
Reports from the main John Day say
that Cap. Silvers. formerly a Hsppner
sheepman, is now in fair way OF get
ting ricI, bv the gold-d' edging on 4"
ranch.
Clean Newspapers 90 cover shelves
put under carpets and line houses are
sometimes scarce, but just now there Is
. full supply on sale at the Gazette
Office at Is cents q package.