The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-11-10
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Seed rye for sale at the Scott & Nc
MILAN Warehouse, Lexington.-Adv
Furnished housekeeping rooms for
rent Inquire this ofiice.-Advertise-
ment. IT,
Thoroughbred bronze turkeys for
sale Inquire OF Mrs. f. Burroughs,
lone. re.-Advertisement n34t
FOR sALE-Singer sewing machine,
in good condition. A bargain. Inquire
this iee.-Advertisement.
wANTED-Three or four men board
ers for dinner and supper. Inquire at
this tiice.-Advertisement IT,
Send your hemstitching. Price lOc
and 12he per yard MABEL V. WILL
COX. Estacada, ore.-Advertsement.
WANTED second hand windmill
that is in good running order.--AdVer-
tlsement o. E. ADKINS Heppner.
SEED RYE FOR sALE-Cleveland
ranch. phone 4SF11. or leave orders for
delivery at Minor Il Co.--Advertlsem'nt
Seed rye for sale at the Scott & Nc
MILAN Warehouse. Lexington.-Adv
FOR sALE-24O acres farm land near
Heppner property Mrs. T. w. Rippee,
Heppner.-Ady. ol3-lm.
Mrs. f. NJ. Shut and son Lawrence
departed for Portland on Thursday of
L. 90 L.
or so visiting with friends in the city.
Seed rye for sale at the Scott & Nc
MILAN Warehouse, Lexington.-Adv.
sTRAYED-Two-ye year-old mare mule
brown with bay points, brand DIN on
left jaw. Reward for information lead
ing to recovery. DWIGHT MISNER,
lone oregon. II.
owing to practically a cash demand
by thet wholesale houses. from this
date Nov. s. 1921. without any excep-
tions, our business will be conducted on
a cash basis VIM. HAYLoR.
Commissioner Barratt returned home
from Portland on Saturday after at
Commission in Portland during the
past week. He came in by way of PEN
dleton and Pilot Rock.
Sunday, Nov. 9Th. was aday OF splen-
did results at the Federated Sunday
school More than $50 were present
The Queen Esther class number was a
real treat A cordial invitation TO all
9:45 each Sunday morning.
Mrs. John H. wilt was suddenly
stricken with heart trouble last Satur-
day and for time was in a very ser
ious condition. At present she is much
better and II Is hoped the crisis has
been passed.--Ione Independent.
Lawrence Palmer. who farms quite
extensively near Lexington, was in the
city on Monday. He reports that h,
has his fall seeding practically done
and the summerfallow is In fine shape
He was accompanied to Heppner by II
s Duran.
Rev. Dubois Episcopal Missionary
for Eastern oregon. was In Heppnel
for several days this week, looking al
ter the interests of his church In this
city. He held services at the Episco
pal church both morning and evening
on Sunday
Jas. Carty, extensive land owner o.
the Tub Springs country and one o.
the many residents of the north enc
that are interested in the outcome O
the John Day contest now before TIT
court at Heppner, was In the city tn
first Of the week.
s Il. Notson went down to Lexing
ton on Tuesday evening. where he de
livered an address before the Parent
Teachers Association Some sixty o
more were In attendance and the meet
ing was very profitable one. Tn
Association at Lexington has mem
bership Of over forty and is doing
good work for the school there
Dan F. Smythe, an attorney OF Pen
dleton. and also interested In the shee
raising industry as part of the frr
of smythe Bros. has been in Heppne
during the week. He is also one OF IN
attorneys representing the land own
ers in the suit against the John Da
irrigation directors Smythe Bros. ow
quite a body Of land within the boun
daries Of the John Day Irrigation Dis
trict in Gillian county,
Under auspices of lone Post of tn
American Legion the Ellison-Whit
Chautauqua Association will put o
Ave evenings Of superb entertainment
at lone beginning on the evening
November 21st From the annunce
ment appearing in the last issue
the lone Independent we are sure thf
the people who take advantage OF tn
Chautauqua will be well entertaine
and amply repaid for the small price
their season ticket. which is $500
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Wheelhoui
came up from their Arlington home
Monday and spent day or two In tn
city, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Cha
w. shurte. Mr.. Wheolhouse, who WI
last winter elected as one of the d
rectors OF the John Day Irrigation Di
trict was called to the city to appe
at the trial now being heard befo
Judge Phelps as q witness on the pa
of the land owners of the district. MI
Wheelhouse is n sister of Mrs. Shur'
The Beaverton Feed & Produce e
capital $4,000, was this week orga
lied at lone. The business OF the COZ
pany will be to deal in produce, ha
feed and grain and to manufacture ce
eals for the market. The princir
office and place of business Will be
lone and the incorporators are: II.
Olden. r. A. Farrens, II, r, Smith, j.
Olden, H. V. Smouse, M. e. Cotter He
ry Slender and Claude c. Chick Jud
+. A. Robinson Is secretary.-lone l
dependent.
Ralph Crego commander OF |
American Legion Post of Heppner. u
week received his Victory Medal whl
contains two battle clasps-Ypres-L
and Defensive Sector, and he Is gu