Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-01-05

now have in use about 900 incandescent
lights, besides the ercs on the street.
This company also furnishes the ty
with water. The source of supply is a
we'll $50 feet deep. lifted by pumps with
capacity Of 300 and 125 gallons per
minute respectively. The water IS pure
and wholesome, and with their system
of reservoirs the city has complete pro-
lection from fire. II. V. Gates is presi-
dent of the company and T. W. Ayers
is secretary and treasurer.
Heppner Milling Go.
The Heppner Mills are splendid ex-
ample OF what has been accomplished
in the milling profession within the past
few years. These mills were built some
years ago, but have been reno deled and
improvements added from time to time
until they have modern plant, equip.
ped with the latest improved machin.
cry. They have daily capacity OF 100
barrels OF -four. Their brand, FAIRY
Queen" Is highly recommended by
bakers and other experts, and has given
universal satisfaction wherever intro.
duced. This mill is one of the chief in.
dustries of Heppner, and pay out large
sums of money for taxes and wages, to
say nothing of local market for wheat.
They are in the market at all times for
wheat end pay the highest market price.
Dealers and users OF -four should see
that "Fairy Queen" is on every sack of
-four handled or used. A. Wright is
president CT the company, W. o. Minor
secretary, and +. Fl. Stephenson, miller
and business manager.
Telephone Livery Stable.
In this review of the business inter-
ests of Heppner we fee! called upon to
make favorable mention of the Tele-
phone LII cry Stable, owned and con-
Quoted by Sam Meadows. This gentlel
man has conducted the barn for the
past four years and is we'll known al.
over this section. This barn is the
home of the spotted horses that have
q ttracted so much attention and favor
able comment. His equipment is of the
best. He has new rigs and turnouts,
good horses and furnishes careful!
drivers. He believes iu ficst- class ser
vice at reasonable ratee, and this policy
has served to keep bis teams busy.
Liberal, courteous treatment and right
prices is his motto.
Red Front Livery Stable.
Elegance and taste combine with
,oud horse fash are essential to the up
10. date liveryman, aud the rigs and
turuonts from the Red Front barn are
readily recognized by these distinctions.
Promptness is also a characteristic of
bis barn and teams may be h d on
moments NOTICE. Careful drivers are
and gentle horses are pro-
yided for ladies. Every attention is
given the travelling pnblic. Stewart &
Kirk are the proprietors and they have
oeen identified with the barn for four
een years. They buy, sell and ex-
change horses, harness., saddles and
,ehicles. They are we'll known busi-
less men and are always to the front
when the best in interests OF Heppner are
It stake.
Rhea Il welch.
In this review of Heppner we feel
,alled upon to make favorable men,
ion of the general store conducted by
ahea l. Welch. This firm is composed
t E. W. Rhea and Otis Welcb, two
peli known business men of this city.
he business was established by Mr..
shea, and about nine years ago Mr..
Velch became q partner in the bust.
ess They carry large and complete
took of general merch sndise, embrac-
1g dry goods, notions, ladies and gents
1rpishing goods, clothing of the latest
-eaves and all the newest styles and
hapes in shoes. They also carry a full
ne ~ st apla end fancy groceries, flour,