Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-13

The first part OF the Fall season al
reared Saturday night.
John F. Spray, of Spray, was
Heppner visitor this week.
Jas. H. Wyland, of Hardman, was
Heppner visitor Monday.
MYs. Williams, OF John Day, is visit
my her daughter, Mrs. Billings.
gohn Kinsman shipped carload o
Aocs to Troutdale this morning.
Elmer Morrison was an outgoing pas
senper Tuesday morning for Eugene.
G., f. Woodson returned Saturday
night from a business trip to Shanlko.
Zen Griffith, OF Elleusburg, Wash, is
,he gu st OF his brother, Jake Griffith,
ID this city.
Geo. J. Currn has sold 100 acres Of
Esnd on Willow creek near this city to
Fat Barry for $4,000.
J. W. Beckett, wife and daughter left
2ast Thursday morning for St. Louis, 60
ing by way of St. Louis.
william Dutton left Saturday morn
5ng for Portland where he has accepted
a position in an East Side cigar store.
l.. johnson, of Lusk, Wyoming, is in
Heppner Mr.. Lusk is here to buy
ysarling ewes for the Wyoming market.
Mrs. Chas. Finland, of Salem, came
np Saturday evening and spent Sunday
With Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Finland, Of this
city.
Geo. French made another sheep
purchase this week, buying 25OO ewes
from W. S. Lord. Mr.. French now has {
900 ewes.
W. W. Stab'er. of Buffalo, Wyoming. g
u in the city. Mr.. Stabler is here look
isg for the purchase of yearling ewes to T
be taken to Wyoming. '
The Georgia Harper Co. will present 8
"Uncle Toms Cabin" in FIVE acts Satur- g
day afternoon at 2 80 p. m. at Roberts il
Opera Hou9e. Reduced prices. Is and
Is cents to any seat.
C. H. Burchell is going to the Valley +
70 purchase a carload of fine Jersey
COWS, which with a few exceptions he f
viii keep. Good milch cows are scarce
10 Morrow county at the present time.
Heppner lodge No. 50 A. F. and A.
81. Regular communication Saturday
even ng, Oct. Is at Masonic hall. ;
Work in E A. degree. All master
s.asons requested to attend. By order
Of W. NJ:
w. M. Crabtree was 10 town this f
week from his raoch near Monument, a
With his daughter, Wave, aud son, v
Rush. Mr.. Crabtree has five children,
al accomplished in the arts of horse i
as we'll as being stndious at i
8hool. Wave, aged IA, and Rush, v
aged II, Weak and shoe the horses and
have made long rides at very early ages.
Charles Cunningham has during the :,
past few weeks sold in Wyoming 1000 n
Dloodad Ramhouillet bucks of his own 1p
asing, at $l7 so per head, and 500 in fc
aterics districts, at $3.50 per head. nj
70 will sell 800 more before winter sets &C
). Every animal of the 100 Rambouil- n
ct frcks which be imported during the
arly part of the summer is in the best
onduvn, seeming not to find it neces- A
arv to become acclimated at all. Al
1t. Rev G. J. O'Reilly has urgently +
eQuested Father Kelly to continue in -
barge of the Morrow county missions.
father Kelly had been appointed to
q Grande, a very desirable mission,
ut scarcity of priests in the Baker
ETY. diocese obliges Bishop O'Reily to
areue the present course. Father
tIboons will have charge of the Condor
nd other missions in Wheeler county.
ervices will continue TO be held on the
iir3 Sunday Of each month at the
etbo3ic church in Heppner.
A movement is now under way
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