The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-04-21

NJ. F. Parker. business man Of Lex
was a visitor In Heppner for a
short time on Tuesday.
win G. Hynd. Of Rose Lawn ranch,
Sand Hollow, vas in Heppner on Mon
day. He was accompanied by his sis
ter. Miss Annie Hynd.
Francis A.McMenamln returned from
several days spent at the big sheep
rench of McMenamin and Ward at Al
derdale, Washington. on Monday.
DIR. Chick reports the arrival of a
baby girl at the home OF Mr., and Mrs,
Yves Stevens, who reside near Hard
man, OF April 18th, 1921.
LOsT-One black 3-year-old stallion,
branded seven II lash on right hip. $40
offered for information leading to re-
covery. Oral Henriksen. Cecil. Oregon.
4t-pd.
Cashier w. p. Mahoney. of the First
National Bank, accompanied by Mrs.
Mahoney. spent the weekend In Port
land. They returned home on Mon
day evening.
MI. and Mrs. Gus Wilcox. formerly
residents Of Heppner and Morrow
county and now residing at Estacada,
arrived in this city the first OF the
week and are visiting with friends and
relatives here and at lone.
The wheat market at Heppner was
somewhat on the lift Friday and Satur-
day, there being quite a strong demand
from the millcrs for hard wheat. We
understand the price reached $l.02 Sat
urday and quite a lot of wheat changed
hands.
c. l.. Keithley, whose home is now at
Walla Walla, where he is located In
the head office OF the National Forest.
has been in Heppner this week, attend
ing to matters pertaining to his office,
and also enjoying a visit with all the
old timers here.
Sam Hughes departed for San Fran
cisco on Friday, where he is called on
business and pleasure. He will make
some selection OF goods for the Sam
HuLhee company while in the city, and
also attend n meeting of the associa-
ton OF merchants of the Pacific slope.
Mr.. Hughes is expected home the nrst
Of the coming week.
Mrs. Fred Akers, OF Eight Mile, who
was taken to the hospital at Condor a
short time ago and underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis at the hands
Of Or. HAYDEN OF Hartman, was able
to return to her home or Friday last,
and Is reported to be getting along
nicely, her complete recovery being
only a matter OF a few days now,
Oral and Clifford Henriksen, alfalfa
~raisers Of the Cecil country were do
ing business In Heppner on Monday.
These boys are also interested in run
ming a big ranch In the mountains In
which Is included the Hamilton ranch,
formerly owned and operated by c. A,
Minor, and they will shortly move their
stock from the lower country to the
mountain ans
p. A. Anderson, b.. r. Patterson and
]. r. Cook were mons some OF The
Heppner folks going over to Condor to
see the ball game between 1one and
Condor. They got properly stung, II
reports are to be accepted, As the game
was about on a par with that played
In Heppner the day before between
Boardman and Heppner. p. A. Says
the roads were good and they enjoyed
the trip going and coming.
Many good showers OF rain during the
week is making everything grow In
these parts, and the crops are looking
better each day, The hills are covered
with an abundance OF fine grain anc
feed for the stockman and sheepman is
excellent. Mother nature is certainly
doing her best to make up for past fail
ures and our stockmen and agricultur'
lists are facing bright prospects, bar
ring the market conditions,
Prof. James Austin. who has haC
charge of the Heppner band during TIL
past year, departed on Sunday for Pen
dleton to reside. Prof, Austin has sue
coeded in working up a good class II
music over there. and he expects als'
to have a fair sized class at Pilot Rock
making visits to that point about ono
each week, No leader for the Heppne'
band has as vet been selected, though
there are negotiations on the wa.
Lowell Mcmillan, son Of w. p, Nc
MILAN Of Lexington, has taken a plac'
AS one of the bookkeepers in the FRS
National Bank, filing the position mad
vacant by the resignation OF Cecil Lieu
allen. Mr.. Lieuallen has gone to worl
for the Standard Oil company, taklnI
the place Of Vawter Crawford who ha
been advanced to the city office of tn
in Portland, and departed to
day FOR that city to take up his duties
Alfred f. Anderson went down
The Dalles on Sunday, and on Monda
he closed a deal there for a small trac
Of fruit and garden land, situated
short distance from the city. Mr.. An
derson, who has been farming In tn
Eight Mile country in this county Tor
lumber Of years, has leased his farl
and will now move to the newly nc
quired premises in Wasco county. The'
many friends In this county wish re
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson continued pro-
perity In their future home.
James Carly was up from the Tu
SPRINGS ranch for n few hours on Nor
day and reports mother nature ju'
outdoing herself this spring in his see
ton. Grain and grass are growing
beat the band, there is a heavy II
crease in lambs and stock of all kin
are waxing fat, Jim says there
nothing to worry about now that
man can get no money to do businei
on. so we will all rejoice and be happ
awaiting the day when somepoc
comes along prepared to buy what u
rancher has to sell.
Caorpp D.. Anderson, who has char