The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-06-29
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fiNHei9eVt anu the Doys being at var
lous points over the globe. "Hep" is
in New York city and connected with
Daily News, pictorial paper, as night
editor Leo is superintendent of a sill
yer smelter, producing 10000 ounces Of
silver weekly down in Bolivia and "Abe"
is manager of a chain of silk houses
down in California. As for MIR. Black
man himself, it is a hard matter to get
him located definitely, for when he tray-
els he registers from Heppner; he is
registered to vote in Portland and
claims his home in San Francisco,
therefore he does not know Just exact
ly where he is.
Chas. H. Latourell and wife returned
home Tuesday from an auto trip to the
Tillamook coast, where Charley states
he had been informed the fish were eat
ing up the fishermen and he just had to
go over and see about il. They were
joined by friends at Portland and spent
couple Of days on the coast, where Mr..
Latourell found the reverse to be true
for fishing was very poor. The ride over
is now pleasure, however, as there are
good paved and macadam roads all the
way. Weather at the coast now is pref
ty cool.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Campbell and son
Arthur, accompanied by Mrs. A. G. De.
wore and daughters Loye and Cecile ar
rived home from Eugene on Thursday
last. Mr.. and Mrs Campbell motored
to the university city for the purpose
OF witnessing the graduation Of their
soa from U. Of 0. and Mrs Devore and
daughters have been residing in Eu-
gene for the past several years where
the young ladies have been attending
college.
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MARTINS AYE-W0N SERVICE, Box
ll5 Harney Station, Omaha, Neb. It,
Edward Chidsey of Heppner was
visitor at Wallowa Lake Park Saturday
evening. Mr.. Chidsey is with the sur
veying crew of the state highway com
mission which is working on the Grand
Ronde division of the La Grande-J Joseph
highway. A number Of years ago the
young mans father T. E. Chidsey, was
in the forest service in Wallowa county
with headquarters at Walowa.--Joseph
Herald.
For Sale or Rent am offering for
sale my broom residence property in
north Heppner; patent toilet in house;
good cellar and wood shed; large chick
en- house and park; will sell, lease or
rent by the north; SIS per month or il
taken by the year, Sl2 per month. In
quire of Tom Boyd Heppner or write
MRS. JOSEPHINE SCHEMPP, Hood
River, Oregon. Jl-l3.
Floyd Adams, young farmer of Hard
man, came down to Heppner on Tues
day, He is located on a part of the
ranch of his father, ]. B. Adams and
engaged in wheat raising. Wheat is now
doing well up that way, but there was
some winter killing which will cut the
yield short, this being especially true
with the bluestem crop on the Adams
farm.
Pilot Rock friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Dobyns will be pleased to learn
Of the birth of fine little daughter at
the hospital in Pendleton Thursday. Mr..
Dobyns is one Of the governments pre-
datory animal hunters and at one time
did some effective work in this locality.
Pilot Rock Record.
VIM. Lauder, who was formerly en-
gagged in wheatraising in this county,
but who has been on a stock ranch over
in Grant county for some time, is WIS.,
ting here this week. He states that he
Is well pleased with his location near
Monument and is doing we'll
Ms. Emma Dice and granddaughter,
Jean Crawford, went to La Grande Fri
day to meet the Misses Coramae and
Mary Crawford who have come from
their home at Heppner for an indefinite
stay at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. G,
Crawford Joseph Herald
Geo. D. Anderson, who tends camp
for Hynd Bros, is OF this week with
the sheep for the high mountains, ac
companied by Jack Knox, who will see
that the focks have proper care while
ranging in the vicinity of Granite for
the summer.
HEMSTITCHING--I have installed a
henstitching machine at my apartment
In the Gilman building and viii give all
orders for work in that line my best at"
tention. Your patronage is solicited.
Mrs, C. C. Patterson. a6-tf.
Agent Wanted Partially developed
territory in your community. Get into
a profitable business Of your own SELL
ing Original Watkins Products, Write
j. R. Watkins Co., Rural Department,
San Francisco, Calf.
W. G. McCarty is planning an auto
trip to California, expecting to leave
about the 4th Of July. He will be ac-
companed by his daughters, Mrs. b. G.
Sigsbee and Mrs. LaVern Van Marter
For Sale Mice fve-room bungalow,
built in features, four lots garden. Cost
$4,000. Will take good used car and
$500. Easy terms on balance, $500. Ad-
dress Box AT, Hermiston, Ore. st.
Joe Simas, one Of the leading stock
men of the Monument section, was
spending day or two in this city the
UrSt OIL Jnc week, lOohiHE aitei hotteis
of business.
The families of W. G. Scott and Karl
L. Beach have been coming up from
Lexington daily this week to take in the
big programs at the Chautauqua tent.
Peter Farley will be with his sheep
out In the Austin country for the sum
mer months. The bands are on the way
into the high mountains this week.
Wantcd Position as bookkeeper for
mercantile, banking or grocery business.
Box 154. Lexington, Ore. 6tp.
For Sale One Mccormick header.
Could be put in first class shape for
very little money; a bargain price;
Phone 28F3 evenings. IT.
Glenn Boyer is an extensive rancher
Of the Fox Valley country. He was in
Heppner for few days the first of the
week.
Lost-Between Jordan Siding and
Lexington, brown suit case with black
strap. Notify Jos. Eskelson, Lexington,
Ore. zt'
For Sale--Shetland ponies of good
eize evcellent ounlity and disposition,