The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-12-18

year and markete1 fine lot of wheat
az usual With his brother, jefferson
Evans, he is farming about 1000 acres
of land about five miles out of Lex
inRton, and these men have proven
that good farming is splendid paying
proposition in Morrow county. In
fact if they should part with what
they have in the way of lands in this
county they do not Enow where they
could go and do better.
w. r. Hubbard, recently from
Oklahoma, accompanied bv his wife,
arrived at Heppner on Saturday last
and will locate here permanently.
Mr.. Hubbord is arranging to open mp
a cleaning and dye works He has
rented the Garrigus building on east
side Main street. and announces that
he will be ready for business within
few days. This paper is Rlad to
welcome Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard to
BepDner.
W. W. Cryder, the newly appointed
supervisor of the Umatilla forest has
arrived at Heppnor with his family
and they are domiciled at the Louis
King residence. Mr.. Cryder comes
to the Heppner Office from Crescent,
klamath county where he was super
visor of the Paulina forest located in
klamath and Lake Counties. Mr.
Cryder is a very pleasant gentleman
and we are glad to welcome him and
his family to onr midst.
One among the many pretty win
dow displays to be noted in HepDner
at this time, is that of Gillian &
Bisbee exhibiting their fine line of
cutlery. 1t certainly shows good
ability and artistic taste in is arrange
ment
The residents of the Lena school
district are making preparations to
build a new barn near the school
house. The first load of shingles
were hauled out of Heppner Tuesday. |
For tile big Christmas ball at the
Club building on Thursday evening
next there will be special music by a
fve-piece orchestra. This promises to |
be the biggest event of the season. |
E. W. Hamman, teacher in the
Sand Hollow school, is taking the
teachers examination at the court
house this week. We acknowledge o
pleasant call from him.
L. J. Burnside and wife of near
Hardman spent MondaySnight in HaDD-
ner. They tooK the Tuesday morning
train for outside points, where they
will visit for some time.
o. e Nordstrom put coat of
white paint on the city flag pole the
first of the week. This pole is SO
feet high. and It was not an easy job
to put on the paint.
Dixie MoGraw, Lone Rocks new
is doing a land Office business
these days. On Monday afternoon
5hree local men were in the cooler =
Jondon Globe.
The Christmas dispalys In the win
lows of our various store are things
# beauty an admiration. Heppner
an boast of sore excellent window
decorators. :
DR.. James Crutohfield, president of
columbia Junior COLLEGE of Milton,
will preach both morning and evening
t the South Methodist church next
unday
To the farmers and all users of
oal oil and gasoline. can save
on money. Come and see me.
Albert Bawker, Heppner Garage.
Emerson Keithley and wife suent
asst FRIDAY in this city. They re-
lrned to their Eight Mile home Sat
rday.
Coos Bay is the coming seaport
1wn of Oregon. 1t is good place )
} make an investment right now. !
ee Smead & Crawford for particu- (
lrs. !
More autos destroyed by tire than :
ny other wav. Protect yours by get
ng a policy of Smead. None as \
reap. None better. q
Anson Wright, one of the leading 4
ockmen of Morrow county was in 4
wn after supplies last Saturday. y
J. f. Cronan, the lone banker was :
tending to matters of business in e
lis city last Friday. 4
Alfalfa hay for sale. o. E. \
ikins, Heppner Oregon. If. &
Go to the Bakery for your bread. y
loaves for $1.OO. y
1t shall be unlawful for any person, 8,
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