Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-30
Jim Elder is over from Lone Rock.

Jim Elder is over from Lone Rock.
John Blake was up from lone, Tues
q day.
T. J. Mahoney was up from lone
Friday.
Luther Huston WAS in from Eight
, Mile, Friday.
J. l.. Howard came up from Philo-
: math, Saturday.
Sandy Campbell returned to Condor.
Tuesday morning.
Chas Underwood, OF Condor. was in
Heppner Monday.
En- erson Keithly was down from
Hardmsn, Saturday.
G. A. Rhea was an outgoing passenger
Saturday morning.
Henry Gay was in from his Rhea
creek ranch, Saturday.
Mrs. Victor Phelps is visiting friends
at The Dalles, this week.
Frank Rasmus came over from Lone
Rock, the first of the week.
Ed Day is here from st. Johns attend.
ting to his business in this county.
J. W. Craddick, of Eight Mile, was a
business visitor in Heppner, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Rhes were in
from their Rhea creek ranch, Saturday.
Geo. Wright, of Lone Rock. was
Hiram Tash and wife, of hardman,
were transacting business in this city,
Tuesday.
Emil Scharff. the Monument sheep.
man, was in Heppner the fore part of
the week.
Lester Mallory came up from lone
and attended the graduating exercises
on Friday evening.
John Adams. one of Hardman's repre-
sentative citizens, was business visitor
in Heppner, Friday.
A. K. Fuller, who was in the city Sat-
urdav, says that crop prospects were
never better in the Social ridge country.
Miss Beulah Barker, teacher in the
lone public school, attended the grad
uating exercises in this city, Friday 5
evening.
H. E. Burchell and wife were up from
Lexington Saturday. Mr.. Burchell
states that crop prospects are excellent Z
IF hp a "a
for bumper crop this fall.
An unknown man passed forged
check for S65 at Marquardsen's De-
partment store yesterday. He secured
$50 80 in cash and the balance in mer. !
chandise. Officers are looking for the
miscraant.
Conductor Menzle, of the Pendleton- :
Walla Walla run, was presented bv his
wife with bouncing baby girl Nav 16
at their home in Walla Walla. Mrs. =
Menzie is the daughter of B. f. Swag- !
CART, of this county.
w. B. Ewing, one of the leading alfalfa :
growers of lower Willow creek, came q
up from Cecil and was laying in supplies .
'or the summer. Mr.. Ewing says that
section of the county.
Libbie McBee, of Cecil, and Sherman
Jrayne, of Echo, paid the Promoter
,ffice visit Saturday last. Libbie saws -
are good in his locality and "
Sher man says h. will be a millionaire J
n the sweet future.-Pror1oter. /;
An echo of the Heppner disaster of &c
hree year ago is heard in the settle
nent of the estate of j. M. Herman, @
Who was o. R. & N. agent at the time of y
he flood, and who with his wife. was ID
lrowned while trying to escape from ce
he deoot building. The estate is being nj
ettled in La Grsnde, Assistant Super
ntendent Thomas Walsh, of the O. R.
NJ, being administrator and District J.,
lttorney F. s. Ivsnhoe being attorney ar az.
,r the estate.-East Oregonian. o.
Woolgrowers # Umatilla county
lresten to boycott tho buyers on wool N,
ales day and peol their product and ste
end it East with salesman to the un
says q PeEdleton dis ste Te
atch of recent date. Heretofore the cal
heepmen have sold their wool on sales at
ay to the highest bidder. but there !"
- much dissatisfaction with the prices -
aid last year. All the sellers are firm
, the belief that they were jobbed BY
10 buyers last year and that q combi.
alton existed among the buyers on the
round to hold the price down 80 that
ley were paid cent or two cents on
le average below what the price of the D,
ool in the East warranted. D'