The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-01-05
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Mat Halvorsen, farmer and buslnes
man Of lone, was in Heppner for
short time on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Goodman have re
TUNED from Portland, where they spen
the Christcas holidays visiting wit
relatives.
Francis A. McMenamln, attorney,
in Pendleton this week attending tn
hearing Of the John Day Irrigation dis
trict case before Judge Phelps.
We request the party who recent
borrowed a hack tongue from our shor
return same; we are badly in need of II
C. M. sCRIvNER.
Owing to sickness. Mrs. C. V. Hoppe
was unable to return from Portlanr
this week In time to assume her dutIe
as Instructor Of music in the Heppne
schools.
Miss Margaret Crawford returned 4
Morgan on Monday to take UP he
school work again on Tuesday Sh'
spent the Christmas holidays with hel
parents in this city.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Tulford underwent an op.
Grafton at the hands OF DR.. C. C. Chlcl
at the Moore hospital In this city or
last Sunday. She is reported to be do.
ing nicely at this time.
Miss Elizabeth Phelps returned to Eu.
gene on Monday to take up her studies
at the University. after having spent a
pleasant holiday season with her par.
ents, Mr., and Mrs A. M. Phelps In this
city.
Miss Leta and Roland Humphreys re-
turned TO Eugene on Monday to take up
their work at the University Of Oregon
They spent their two weeks Of vaca-
tion in this city with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. T. ]. Humphreys.
George NJ Schempp. formerly in the
chop mill business at this place, is now
located at Hood River. He is with n
brother there who Is foreman on tn.
Billy Sunday farm, and expects to make
Hood River valley his future home
NJ. d. Clark. one of the directors of
the John Day Irrigation District, was
In Pendleton few days this week at
tending a trial OF one OF the numerous
cases against the district before Judge
Gilbert W. Phelps, which came up on
Tuesday.
TO TRADE FOR GOOD WHEAT
FARM-Forty-acre alfalfa farm. Good
house, good barn, garage, shop, gas en-
gine to pump water into tank. orchard
nice grove; miles from town, one
half mile to school. J. H. DeMoss, Her
miston. Decentralization
County Agent wanted for NATION
AL" Silos. Most complete line OF silos
produced by any manufacturer A live
agent can make from one to two thous-
and dollars during the season. Reply
In writing TO the National Tank & Pipe
Co, Portland ore--Advertisement
]. a. Adams was down from Hardman
yesterday and reports that up to the
time he left home the ground was bare
in that part Of the county. A chinook
hit them the early part of last week
and took of what little snow there was.
He hopes for more snow to come that
the grain may be better protected.
NJ f. Bundy, who is a successful far
mer in the Lexington section, was in
Heppner on Saturday and made this
Office a pleasant call. He feels that the
big November snow did his part of the
wheat belt lot OF good, and has as
sured crop for the coming season
Mild winter weather prevails out his
way at present
kindly little letter was received
this week from Ted Young who Is now
located In San Francisco. where he ex-
poets to be for the remainder Of the
winter at least Ted did not state what
he was doing. but he Is going to keen
posted on what the people of the old
home town are up to. by having this |
hrst class family journal visit him once
week during the coming 12 months OF
1922.
Mr., and Mrs, Howard NJ. James re-
turned home from Portland on Satur-
lay. after having enjoyed delightful |
vacation in the city, They attended the
meeting Of the State Teachers Associa-
Ion, and Prof James reports II one of
he finest educational events II was ever
lis pleasure to attend. Speakers OF ma
ional reputation were on the program.
md II was rare treat to be able to
rear them.
George Anderson departed yesterday Il
morning for ontario Calf, where he
Expects to spend a couple of months in
he balmy southland, visiting with rela-
Ives. 1t has been years since he took
holiday, having been engaged as camp
ender for the Hynd Bros. during this
ime. and he anticipates a thorough
rood rest and an enjoyable time, re-
urning home In plenty OF time to take
p the spring work with the sheep.
Mrs S. T.. Notson and little daughter
Margaret returned home from Salem
nd Portland on Tuesday evening. They
njoyed n very nice holiday with other
MEMBERS Of the family during the past
week. and Mrs. Notson alto took the lit
10 girl to specialist who assures her
hat the trouble the little girl has suf-
cred with her legs since birth, can be
ured without the necessity of an oper-
tion. and treatments already admins
cred are proving OF much benefit.
That there are possibilities of Nor
ow county becoming a great oil pro-
ucing section Is shown by the fact that
company composed of M. A. Hines, c.
Green and H. V. Littlefeld have In
orporated the lone Oil Company, says
he lone Independent, with a capital Of
1000. The company has taken hve-
ear leases on large bodies of land in
he vicinity Of Wells Springs and II Is
aid IL Is their intention to begin boring
Or oil within one year. Quite wave of
xcitement has been created by the fact
hat experts think prospects for oil are
ood In this locality and are willing to
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