The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-10-20
LOCAL NEWS HAPPENINGS.

Chas. Royse, postmaster of Spray, is
visitor in Heppner today,
WANTED -- Woman for housework
on farm. Inquire this ofiice.-Adver-
tisement 2O-2t
j. b. Huddleston, the Lone Rock
sheepman, is recreating for a spell in
Heppner this week
WANTED - House by permanent
renter. suitable for small family. Call
at this ce.-Advertisement 2t-2O
SEED RYE FOR sALE.--Cleveland
ranch. 1 miles east Of Heppner on Will
low creek. Phone 4Fl1.-Advertise-
ment
DR.. Don r. Haylor. eye specialist, Is
in Heppner on professional business
He arrived from Portland the first OF
the week.
The Peoples Hardware Company can
supply you with well seasoned hard
wood in any size stick you may require
See em.-Advertisement
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Lonnie Copenhaver in this city on Oc-
tober the l4th. The little miss weighed
9h pounds and is prosperlng well.
II I NJ I "a n IN tfFa In
Heppner for a short time on Saturday.
He states that the recent rains have
been of vast benefit to his part OF the
county in placing the fields in shape
for the fall seeding and making the
roads passable
Services as usual at the Federated
church on Sunday oct 23. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m. and preaching at
IL 90; Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m.
and sermon at 1880. There is a well
come for you at all these services
e. L. MOORE. Pastor
w. W Smead was on the sick list a
few days this week suffering from an
attack Of the grippe. He is about
again. however, and attending to busi-
ness. He expects to leave this coming
week to get the Morrow county exhibit
ready for the Pacific international Ex-
position,
WANTED - Information as to ad-
dresses of the following parties or
heirs II dead William r. Newman.
Milo Stingley, George Muir, Daniel b.
Hendricks, George w Lund. Andrew
NJ Peterson. Address Z. w. Spalding.
National Metropolitan Bank Bldg.
Washington, D. Advertisement. It
Ike Howard of lone was in Heppner
the first of the week. He was accom-
panied by Geo. l.. Horsman, who was
on the person and estate Of his half
brother, Eugene Corley. Mr., Horsman
was formerly resident Of this county
but he now makes his home in Port
land.
D-Informatiton as to the
addresses OF the following named par
ties or their heirs II dead; Henry ].
Hale Thos L. Johnson, Robert Nc
Clarey, Nathan McBee, Christopher
Letellier and Daniel b. Hendricks, who
lived near Heppner many years ago
Address T.. w Spalding, National Net
ropolitan Bank Bldg, Washington, D.
C,-Adver.isement It.
Oscar Keithley, extensive wheat rails
er of Eight Mile, was doing business in
the city Tuesday. He is rejoicing over
the abundant rainfall out his way. and
the farmers will now get mighty busy
seeding. Weeds are coming up abun-
dainty on the suumerfallow and these
will be destroyed before the wheat is
put In the ground. thus insuring better
results at the harvest season,
Judge Campbell. w, O. Minor and DR..
Conder were In the mountains during
the latter part Of the past week and
took time to run down couple of buck
deer, Mr. Minor getting one and DR..
Conder the other, The judge was not
quite so fortunate, tho he is reported
TO be Just as enthusiastic a huntsman
rs the other gentlemen. They return
ed from the hunt on Saturday evening
w. L, LaDusire arrived from PEN
dloton on Tuesday and is now at his
post with his partner T., ]. Patrick at
the Heppner Garage Machine Shop
Mr. LaDusire was detained in Pendle
ton for some ten days on account OF
some work he had In charge that II was
necessary to finish before he could
leave. The new firm are making a
thorough overhauling OF the machinery
| in the shop and putting everything In
| ship shape, in order to be ready for all
| jobs that may come their way.
Several large shipments of sheer
have been made the past week from
Morrow county, the stock going tc
| Idaho where 1t will be fed during the
| winter on the overplus of alfalfa hay
in that section. Hay in that part OF
the country Is selling at SO per ton, ant
much Of 1t cannot be shipped out owing
to the alfalfa weevil. 1t will prove {
good field for the wintering of stocl
| from the sections of the country wher,
the hay is not quite so plentiful. al
well as furnishing n market for som,
Of the surplus sheep.
New Smut Control Method Be
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