The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1917-01-25


| hey Pills from Humphreys Drug Co.,
and in a few days that misery in my
back let's up and my kidneys become
| normal"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Esteb had, Foster -Milburn Co.,
| Props., Bagaln, N. Y
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For ee'o Trade-Belgian stall
ion, IS yaas a, weight 1900, bred
from imported horse, will sell for
5000 or trade for horses. Good colt
getter. Jas. Carly.
Through the e5ur6esey Of Congress-
man M 90et Of this district,
rha Ga4e-. Times las received for
distribution, q limited supply of gar
len and flower seeds. Anyone may
eceive some Of these seeds by call
ing at this office. They are free to
YOU while they last.
Jos ]. Nys acting as attorney for
,. D. Earns b, bought in the 0.
d Yaager .Gcaee property, which
was sold at sheriifs sale last week.
The property is located on lower Gale
treet. The bid was for $1270. Mr..
arugwcr.H h0ld a mortgage on the
place.
Mrs Carrie Foughn and Mrs. Gel
JUS KeijblaE who have been in Roch-
ster Mnn, the past several weeks,
where Nr5 Kaithley underwent a
ari9ua. bu 1aecssful operation at
he hands 0f The famous Mayo bro
hers, surgaaps; have gone to Cali
9r0ia loE law weeks before re-
urning 10 their home in Heppner.
w. w Smead returned Wednes-
lay night from The Dalles, where he
.tended q ae i4e of county fair Off
ials earlier in The week. AS re-
suit of the meeting, the North Cen
raj Oregon Fair Association has been
formed. This new organization will
work at ell times for better attrac-
lions and a closer cooperation among
the various county fairs which it en-
braces.
Jaf' Jones extensive farmer and
stockman Of Rhea creek has pur-
chased the Henry Clark herd of short
horn cattle. Mr., Clark has spent
considerable time and money in
building up this herd, having attend
ed all 4h1 livestock shows and the
state fair il ,ias state of late years
in order tha. he could select the best.
Much OF his herd is from the original
Minor herd Of Shorthorns.
Word was received in Heppner this
week to the effect that a certain
young lady of Salem was suffer-
ing from a broken rib, the result of
a fall she took while 1lking on the
ice on the Columbia river a week or
two ago, in company with a we'll
known young man oft his city The
young man may be interested in the
case, and will no doubt recall the in
cident wherein the lady's feet slipp-
ed.
Mrs. Arthur Hunt, of Clark's Can
yon, has been enjoying a visit from
her brother, Ira N. Wrenn, of Cal
gary, Alberta, during the past week
Mr.. Wrenn was formerly resident
of the Heppner hills but left these
parts a good many years ago, He
notes a great improvement has taken
place in the surroundings that he
was formerly acquainted with. At
ter short visit here, Mr. Wrenn viii
go on to Los Angeles to spend the re-
mainder of the winter
The incorporation papers of the
Heppner Loan & Improvement Com
pany and the Heppner Creamery &
Cold Storage Company have been re-
voked by the state corporation de-
partment The former company has
long since gone out of active existence
and the Heppner Creamery & Cold
Storage Company was formed here
about two years ago, through the eff
forts of A. L. Sparkling. The project
fell through after incorporation pa