The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-03-24

alfalfa ranches easy terms,
Richard Peterson and wife Of Goose
berry were visitors in this city on Tu-
esday.
Shut has a list of good willamette
valley farms for exchange for Morrow
county ranches.
w. b. Finley was over from Her
mission on Tuesday attending to bus
mess affairs in this city.
c.. II. Erwin, extensive wheatraiser of
the lone section, was in this city for
a short time Saturday.
Il. NJ. Hidden and wife came up from
Portland on Sunday and are spending
the week at the Hidden farm on Black
horse.
Matt Halvorsen, who pays taxes on
a big tract of land surrounding Jor-
dan buttes, was a visitor in Heppner
Saturday.
DIR, Chick reports the arrival OF a
daughter at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ollie P. Ferguson Of Sand Hollow on
March 18th.
Miss Nettie Mason, who runs one OF
the big ranches Of Morrow county in
the vicinity Of lone. was a visitor in
Heppner on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ohm Brosnan were in
from Lena over Thursday and tool
In the st. Patrick's Day celebration and
the big banquet at Patrick hotel.
C. e. Woodson departed Wednesday
for Eugene to be present at a meeting
there the end OF the week OF the board
Of regents Of the state university OF
which he is n member.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. F. Bedsaul were down
from Hardman Friday. Mr.. Bedsaul
is a farmer OF that section and pro-
nounces the crop outlook as one Of the
best in the history OF the country.
Miss Helen Barratt arrived home on
Saturday from Corvallis to spend the
Eastr vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Barratt In this city
Miss Barratt Is a student at O.. A. c.
Laxton McMurray, who raises alfalfa
on his creek ranch near Jordan siding.
and is an all-round general hustler,
was up to Heppner for a few hours on
Monday looking after business matters
here.
Chas. Anderson and daughter Of lone
were In his city for a few hours on
Tuesday. Mr.. Anderson is an extensive
farmer OF the Gooseberry section and
is expecting n fine yield OF grain this
season.
Charley Latourell, local Ford and
Fordson salesman, made a business
trip to Boardman the last Of the week,
where he found everything moving up
well. The roads out to the north end
city are good now,
Judge Phelps has delayed his coming
TO Heppn to hold a short session OF
court until the first Of April. 1t was
announced in last issue that the judge
would be here this week, but at a late
hour he changed his plans.
Jasper Crawford. student at 0. A. c.
came in on Saturday and Is spending
the Easter vacation with his parents
as well AS helping out a little in the
CT. shop by operating the linotype
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81 the, sorth y, Jordan sid.
ing, was doing business in the county
seat on Monday. Mr.. Blddle wears n
broad smile these days because Of the
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