The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-11-30


Slope as to financial conditions
each one Of them suffering from con
ditions peculiar to their own crop
situation.
Apron Sale-Dee. 10, Federated
church parlors.
After having spent his boyhood
days here and after having grown to
manhood around Stanfield Lee Barth-
olomew left us Sunday night for other
fields. Few indeed, are the young
men who leave their home town en-
joying so great a reputation for popu-
larity and so universally well-liked
as Lee. He goes from here to San
Francisco and after a brief stay there
will go to Los Angeles to visit his
mother, and will probably go into
business there.-Stanfield Standard.
Gaylord Madison has on old canon
ball which he picked up recently on
his Butter Creek ranch. The ball is
a two-pound iron ball with a diameter
Of two and three quarter inches.
When found, the fuse was protrud-
ing from the ball. Madison extract
ed the fuse and found the ball full
of powder. 1t is supposed the ball
was dropped at the time Of the In
dian trouble on Butter creek, when
som Of the state troops were in that
Observation-Disclosures News.
Fancy Work Sale-At Federated
church parlors, Dec. Is.
Walter Luckman, who was in town
on Friday last from his ranch in the
Lena section, reports that part OF
the county as experiencing heavy
fogs for the past week or two, barbed
wire fences and telephone wires be-
ing heavily covered with frost. The
%ranehers out that way are well pro-
vided with hay and expect to get
thru the winter well with all stock.
Commissioner W. B. Barratt re-
turned home Sunday from Portland,
after having spent the past week In
the city attending the meetings OF
the Highway Commission. About one
more meeting will end the services
of Mr.. Barratt on the commission, as
he has rendered his resignation to
Governor 0lcott, to take effect on
January LIST.
Mitchell Beaman, who was here the
mast week to attend the funeral of
his brother, the late Elmer Beaman,
departed for his home at Sunset,
Wash. on Friday. At n time Mr..
Beaman engaged in farming in this
county, leaving here some sixteen
years ago and going to Whitman
county, Washington.
Handkerchief Sale-Dec. 10, Fed
Grated church parlors.
Miss Alma Tollefson, r.. N, re-
turned to her home at Walla Walla
on Sunday morning. She was called
to this city to nurse Mrs. Ray Moore,
who has been suffering an attack OF
pneumonia and was seriously Ill Tor
eight weeks. Mrs. Moore is reported
to be improving o but her recovery
has been very slow.
Roy Bebb, printer, who has been
holding down a job at the Herald
office in this city the past two months
left on Saturday evenings stage Tor
Arlington. He was bound for Roseburg
where he has secured work on a paper
as linotype nan Mr.. Bebb Is a line
printer and a mighty nice young
man.
DR.. G. C. Chick was called to Pend
Teton on Sunday, where Mrs. Chick
is now confined in a hospital. He re-
turned late that evening and was a.
gain called to Pendleton on Monday
afternoon by the illness OF Mrs.
Chick. who is slowly recovering from
the effects of an operation.
Editor Alderman Of the lone In
pendent, was a visitor in the city for
a few hours on Monday, having an
appointment at the Office of DR.. Far
rior, where he was getting some new
teeth. He reports business in his
city about as usual, and mild winter
weather.
W. s, Smith, real estate and insur-
ance man Of lone, was in Heppner on
Saturday, looking after business IN
t%erests. He was accompanied by Mr.
Honey, of Gresham, Oregon, manager
of the properties of the Oregon Da-
kota Land Co. In this county.
T.. J. Evans and A, Z. Switzer, farm
ers residing neal Lexington were bus
mess visitors in this city on Monday.
This Office acknowledges a very
pleasant call from the gentlemen.
HONEY FOR sALE-In 5 and 10
pound pals at 12h cents per pound
post paid, in lots Of 60 pounds II
cents post paid. CURTIS WHARToN'
Juntura Ore.
FOR sALE-Standard bred Nam
moth Bronze turkey toms. Well ma
tured birds $1,000 each II taken by
Thanksgiving, B. II. PECK, Heppner'
Karl Beach who sells automobiles,
farm machinery, windmills, pumps,
ETC., at Lexington, spent a few hours
in Heppner on Friday,
FOR sALE-A few we'll developed
Duroc Jersey ~weanling pigs. 5000
each If taken soon. B. II. PECK,
Heppner.
John H. Padberg, who is a success
full farmer Of Heppner Flat, was do
ing business in the city on Saturday
l.. P. Davidson, county commission
eer, has been spending a few days In
Heppner from his home at lone.
CLYDE Wells vas q visitor in Pendle-
ton q day or two during the past week.
looking after business affairs.
AL Henriksen, rancher of Cecil and
Lexington, spent a few days In this
city the first of the week.
FOR RENT-Good room in private
neutrality-suspicious. preferred. In
quire this Office.
Good board and room in private
family; reasonable price. Phone 66S,
city.
WAIT FOR TT-Fancy work bazaar
by Federated church ladies'; Dec. 10.