The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-09-26
WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.


Carl Rhea left for Portland on Mon
day to be absent on short vacation.
Delicious sodas and ice cream sodas
at The Palm.
The skating rink has opened up for
business again, in charge of Jake
Wattenburger
SEED RYE For Sale-Inquire Of
A r, Turner, Basey ranch, Clark's
Canyon. II.
Deputy Clerk Mallory departed for
Portland on Friday and before return
ing home will take in the Roundup.
A good. practically new Remington
typewriter for sale. Inquire at this
Office. IT,
For Group or sore throat. use DR..
Thomas Electic Oil Two sizes 25c,
and SOC. At all drug stores.
People wishing woodsawing done
will kindly leave orders with Hen
dricson 4 Gurdane at the Pastime.
limo. X. L. MERRICK.
Harry johnson is prepared to do
all kinds of work in the line OF car
pentering. Contracting, building
and job work. Give him chance
to figure with you. tt.
Eczema spreads rapidly; itching
almost drives you mad. For quick
relief, Doan's Ointment is we'll rec-
commended. SOC at all stores.
Miss Virginia Crawford announces
that she Is now ready to resume teach
ing. Those contemplating lessons on
piano can arrange with her to begin
at once.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Cochran of
Monument. were visitors in Hsppner
a few DAYS the past week. leaving
for their home on Saturday afternoon.
Sam Devine was up from Lexington
on Saturday. He states that his son
Joe and family are now nicely located
on a small place Barton Oregon.
How does this look to you? The
Gazette Times and Weekly OreEonian
to Nov. 1918 for 81 80. Now is the
time to get both papers and save just
half your money.
Rev. H. A. VanWinkle, the new
pastor of the Christian church, held
his initial services on Sunday last in
HeDpner. He is an entertaining and
instructive speaker and the church
should prosper under his ministry.
Mr.. Farmer, you are getting ready
for yonr Fall seeding Whv not save
some money when you come to by your
drill? The latest style EMPIRE
DRILL ,l6-disc, is for sale by W. P.
Scrivuer for $4,000 cash. This will
save you about $50. See Scrivner. 2t
The editor of this paper, accompanied
by Mrs. Editor, departed yesterday
for Pendleton to take in the fair and
Roundup, and also to attend the meet
ing Of the State Editorial Association
which Gonvenes at that city on
Friday.
Manager Sparks was disappointed in
getting the Roundup pictures for his
show on Satur lay last. and on ac- /
count thereof had to disapoint very {
large numbsr of people who came in i
to see the reproduction of the big show {
as it was pulled IF at Pendleton lest '
year. To get even these people will 4
have to attend the 'real thing" at a
Pendleton this week, e
Robt. Thompson was in town the d
first of the week on matters of bust d
ness. He has finished threshing part of a
his. crop and is highly elated over the s.
abundant yield. His wheat will a
average forty bushels to the acre and "
the quality is first class A field of II
barley on his place averaged 90 bushels r'
10 the acre. This is certainly good q
yeild for both wheat and barley in l'
his county aud is proof that good u
farming pays. u
The railroad company seems to be !,
loing all in its power to move the ~
wheat market on the Heppner branch, h
It Lexington. and also at HerDner.
rom four to six cars per day are being 9.
oadei and moved out. and on account \,
# the heavy crops all over the North :,
vest, this is probably the best that ;,
an be expected. As it is. the houses
It Lexington are all filled and wheat -,
s now being piled on the ground.
his coming week the rush of hauling
will begin at Heppner, and the wheat
will be piling up at lively rate in
he warehouses here. We have no II
guTes from lone or Morgan, but Sc
Understand that at both points the n,
rain is coming very lively and the D,
ouses are rspidly filling up. l.
One Thousand Dollars down and te