The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-12-11
WEEKS NEWS.
Local and Personal
Happenings.
1000 New Posts for sale.
Dholn. Huao.

You may find that present at Hay
lor's.
r. E. Allstott, Eight Mile farmer,
was in Heppner Tuesday
e. Nordyke, Of Lexington. was a
visitor in Heppner Tuesday.
Wante ~ A girl to do general
housework. Inquire at this office.
Clarence Scrivener is working at
the Palm during the Christmas rush.
j. W Sibley, of Strawberry, was
q pleasant caller at this Office on Tues
day.
will pay high cash price for we'll
handled coyote and bob cat SKINS and
skulls. If e. Comfy.
J. H. Bryson, the lone liveryman
was a business visitor in this city on
Monday.
w. B. Potter Of Spray was visiting
with his family in Heppner tile last
of the week.
E. F. Day came up from Portland
last Friday to attend to matters of
business in this oity.
Many Lexington people came up to
witness the basketball game at the
Rink on Friday evening.
County Commissioners. Young and
Kilkenny were attending county court
which convened here last week.
Are you reading the ads in this
issue of the G. TP There is mcuh
there to interest you. Look them up.
H. V. Gates. president of the
Heppner Light & Water company
came up from Portland on the Sunday
local
Jonh Kinsman, the local beef Dealer
and cattle buyer, shipped two car
loads of cattle to the Portland market
last Friday.
Mrs. Albert King arrived from
Portland on Saturday and will visit
at the home of her mother. Mrs, F.
Luper, for couple OF weeks.
Frank Parker of Lexington has
moved onto the John Hughes farm
below Heppner, having taken charge
of the place on three-year lease.
Jesse D French was in town from
Big Butter Greek on Tuesday and
Wednesday, being interested in a
horse replevin suit in Justice Cornett's s
court.
Orve Rasmus has besn elected to
fill the position left vacant bv Roy
Whites in the Thomson Bros. store. |
Orve spent the past year over in the
Washington country.
E G Noble, maker of the famous
Heppner Saddle, is doing business in
Portland this week. While below he
took in the big Multnomah county
poultry show.
We acknowledge a very pleasant
call on Tuesday from Mrs. VIM.
Finley of Alpine in company with
Mrs. Mary A. Bartholomew of Hepp.
nre whom MIS-. Finley was visiting
while IN town.
For Sale-A four-y year-old Guernsey
bull. This is splendid animal.
might consider trade for goOd beet
producing cows,
Joseph Eskelson,
2m. Lexington, oregon.
A census just completed the past
week shows a school population in
District No. of 373 children between
the ages of four and twenty years.
This is about fifty more than the dis :
trict boasted last year.
| wish to announce to my patients s
and frieads that have changed my {
plans and will not leave Heppner for
some time yet and that any one may
fiud me at my office from nine a. m.
and twelve and one to five D, m.
ct. DR.. ]. Perry Conder G
Iheo. Anderson of Eight Mile was
doing business in HepDner Saturday. :
Mr.. Anderson states that this is one
Fall when he has had the opportunity I
10 get all of his farm work done up.
Grain is up aud growing fine and all
M. Anderson has to do now is to 9
wait till harvest rolls around, with I
favorable that he will =
lave to build greater bans to hold L
he increase
The new arch lighting system is
,eing installed on Main street this O
week by the Heppner Light & Water s.
Jo., and this further improvement of II
he system will soon be installed. a.
The old arc liahts will be done away n
With and the street will be lighted s.
" inoandescent lights strung in 8,
rohes at the intersection Of each esc
ross street, as we'll as other points 9,
eeded. Eleven arches will be strung n
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