Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-02-01

A. Walker, OF lone, was in the cit
yesterday.
G. Kelthley's new residence is almos
completed.
l. G. Large, Of Moro, is registered a
the Palace.
Geo. Vincent was in from Butte
creek yesterday.
Gilbert Coats, OF Eight Mile, was il
the city Yesterday.
O. f. Farnsworth returned from
Portland yesterday.
Thos. Morgan, OF Gooseberry, was ir
the city this week.
J. L. Howard. of Galloway, was listed
at the Palace Monday.
G. E. Jones, Of Eight Mile, was q
Heppner visitor Monday.
Frank Engelman. Of lone, was regis
tered at the Palace Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Curtis. of Cecil,
were Heppner visitors yesterday.
The skating rink is in full swing, and
to date few casualties are reported.
L. Burnam. OF Starbuck. Wash, is in
the city. Mr.. Burnsm is looking after
his real estate interests on Black Horse.
Patterson & Son, the druggists, have
put in new automatic water distiller
and will be able to supply the demand
for distilled water.
There will be mass meeting of Nor
row county socialists, called bv the
Heppner locals at Heppner on Satur-
day, February "a.
Morrow county has purchased an
other new road grader for Morrow coun-
tv roads. The machine was purchased
through Garrigues & Son.
The ladies' OF the Baptist church will
have window sale at Robert Hart's
etore next Saturday.
Home made bread, cake, pies, baked
beans and roasted chickens will be for
sale. Next Saturday at Hart's.
John Fleming and j. W. Blake. OF
Wyoming, and A. Whitney, of Montana.
sheep buyers. are in the city. Mr..
reports to the Gazette that he
bought 5000 head Of 2 and g.
year.olds ut Shanike tor 81 S5 per head.
Sheriff Shut, on complaint of Lum
Grodan, arrested. last week, "Billy''Rob-
nett, cha ged with robbing the till OF
the Gordan saloon. No evidence could
be found against Robine't. and on the
strength Of the foregoing, Mr.. Gordan
was placed under arrest by the sheriff
for admitting minors into his saloon.
He is bound over under $500 bonds to
appear at the next term Of circuit court.
A c,owi of ladies greeted the Rev.
Brooks at the Christian church last
Sunday in reepon.e to the invitation TO
aides. onlv. Mr.. Bro ks stated that
he singing of "No Not One" had been
uggested as appropriate for the oc-
ason, the subject being care all Wom-
n Angels?' The song was not snng
'ut it would no. have been at variance
With he words OF the address. However.
he rema ks contained good advice, ap-
'licable to all, men and women alike.
The public fire bell, which is the
property of the city was moved this
eek in order to make room for the
Club building. An addition
{ 16 feat will be built onto the old
over which will place the elevation of
ne bell at about so feet. The tower
ill be erected on S. P. Garrigues' lot
q the east side of Main street near the
ardwaYe store of Garrigues & Son.
his will be much handler and much
etter location than near the city council
,om where the bell was formerly 10.
tied.
DR.. F. B. Kistner has been appointed
q member of the National Auxiliary
committee of the Am
ican Medical Association to serve in
Id for Morrow county. The American
edical Association is an organization
the Medical profession with the object
procuring better national legislation
, the questions of pure food laws, and
r the promotion of health in general.
r. Kistner will represent the associa-
,n in the territory assigned to him.
3 the association has representatives
over the United States, the work
ght to produce good results.