The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-10-04

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rent. MRS. w. E. WALBRIDGE.
Frank Engelman. business man of
lone, was visitor in Heppner yester-
day.
For Sale-Two good work teams.
Price right. See Ellis Minor, lone,
Oregon
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bowker motor
cd on business trip to Pomeroy,
WASH. last Saturday.
WANTED-To work on ranch;
man and wife. Experienced hand.
Call Main 664, Heppner.
Chas. R. Johnson, lower Willow
creek ranchman, was doing business
III the county seat yesterday.
Dan Barlow, accompanied by Mrs.
Barlow spent Monday afternoon in
Hcppner from their Eight Mile home.
Strayed-From the Bill Hendrix
ranch on Heppner Flat about two
months ago, sow pig, Berkshire.
Finder return to Wright Sailing and
receive reward.
J For sale or trade, 800 acres Of
Sherman county wheat land. Inquire
Gazette-Times.
DR.. G. c. Chick and wife and son
Charles were up from lone on Mon
day afternoon, the doctor being cal
l led to Heppner on professional busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Rhea we're in
the city Saturday from Rhea creek
Mr.. Rhea recently sold his ranch to
VIM. Padberg but has not yet moved
from there.
Miss Lera Citizens, who is teaching
school in Shinn Canyon below Hepp-
ner, spent the weekend at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
G. Citizens. in this city.
Dan Engleman went to Arlington
Tuesday to make visit with his old
time friend Squire Ebi. Mr.. Engle-
man and Mr.. Ebi were schoolmates
back in Michigan some "few" years
ago.
Billy Padberg has a lot of good
mules and mares that he will offer for
sale at public auction at his place in
Clarks Canyon on Saturday, Nov. 3.
Take note of his ad in another COL
umn.
Guy Boyer announces the sale of a
bunch of As work mules at public
auction at the Stock Yards in Hepp-
ner on Wednesday next, Ed Miller of
lone having charge. A chance to get
some good animals.
Miss Marie Cason, bookkeeper for
Joseph Burgoyne, merchant of Lex
ington, was in Heppner on Tuesday
evening to attend the reception ten
dered the departing soldier boys She
returned home on Wednesday, morn
ing.
w. E. Moore, of Bozeman, Mont,
has taken a place in the First Ma
tional Bank of Heppner as book
keeper. Mr.. Moore was formerly a
resident of Sand Point, Idaho, where
he was well acquainted with w. P
Mahoney, cashier of the First Ma
tional.
Louis Pearson and P. A. Anderson
motored to McDuffee Springs last
Sunday, returning to Heppner Mon
day. They report most enjoyable
trip and announce that Eastern Ore
gon has in these springs one of the
most delightful health resorts to be
found anywhere.
H. H. Wilburn finished two wells
this week, and secured good flow
of water in both. One for F. Fratas
in Gooseberry at the depth of 267
feet and one for Charlie Brown on
Rock Creek at 1T feet. The water
in the latter we'll rose 40 feet in the
hole.-Condon Times.
Joe Mason, former lone postmaster
who is now in training along with
some forty thousand other young men
from over the Northwest at American
Lake, has asked that his Gazette
Times be sent to him there, in order
that he may keep in touch with things
as thy progress at home.
G. A. Morey, north-end farmer
called at this Office yesterday while
III town and made himself good for
another year of this first-cass family
| journal. Chas. but recently COM
pleted fine we'll on his place and
installed complete pumping outfit.
His water troubles are now at an end
Some rather extensive real estate
deals are reported to have taken
place In lone during the past week,
the Doak brothers selling the lands
but recently purchased by them north
of lone and making nice profit on
the deal, Pete Benson also disposed
of his half section, the price received
being SIS per acre. We hope to be
able to give full particulars in our
next issue.
w. D. Newton was in the city Sun
day from his ranch north of Lexing-
ton. He announces that he is max
ing preparations to install a system
Of IA inch pipe which will be used
to convey water from his artesian
well to 500 acres of wheat land,