The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1922-09-28
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Frank Elder and wife and Harry
JAYNE and wife motored owe from
Ritter Tuesday 20 be present ct the
Rodeo. ard also enjoy a visit with rel
atves and friends here for a few
days. Harry, whose home is in Port
land, has been spending the most Of
the summer in the Ritter hills and
has found the ~expcriene beneficial to
his health.
The George Drumheller string Of
relay horses are being taken to Ken
tueky where they will have q thirty
day racing circuit They viii then so
TO New Orleans where they will spend
the winter in racing. Darrell Cannon
who rode the horses here is going
along as rider in the southern races.
-Pendleton Tribune.
Miss Mildred Stevens, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs, J., F. Stevens Of Hard
a departed this morning for Bel
finghame. Wash, where she viii enter
the Washington state normal for the
year. On the way over she will stop
for a day at The DSlles TO visit with
Mrs. Ada Osborne, formerly Of Hard
man.
Roy v. Whites advertises in this
issue a tract Of 1850 acres 9 miles
out Of Heppner on terms that make
IL a real bargain. Mr.. Whites ex-
poets to be in Heppner for at least
thirty days yet, and during this time
hopes to be able TO close a number
Of real estate deals he has pending.
Fred Griffin was up from lone yes
terday for q short time. He has been
busy for some time getting his grain
to the warehouse, and has a lot of
hauling to do yet. The big rain of
Tuesday night hit his section, and
farmers out that way viii be busy
now seeding their summer fallow.
To attend a meeting Of the direct
ors and other members Of the Oregon
Cooperative Grain Growers associa-
ton, Howard Anderson of Eight Mile,
R. L. Benge of Heppner and Joe De-
vine Of Lexington departed for Port
land this morning. The meeting will
be held in the city tomorrow.
Karl L. Beach, business man Of
Lexington, was a visitor here on last
evening. Mr.. Beach is clerk Of school
district No. II this year, and he re-
ports the Lexington school as start
ing off we'll with the fall work.
Mrs. Oscar Borg, who has been
visiting with her relatives in Heppner
for a couple of weeks, departed for
Portland on Friday to join her hus-
band. and from there they will re-
turn to their home at Missoula Mont
ana
Frank W. Winnard zane up from
Hood River on Tuesday evening and
will remain in the city until after the
Rodeo. Frank states that he may have
to subdue some Of the bad horses dur
ing this event.
Tom Royler. UmatiNa county sheer
buyer, took out II ears Of sheep from
the local yards yesterday, which Wi
20 to the eastern markets. He ha:
handled a lot OF sheep from thii
point this season.
The prayer meetings Of the Chris
tian church will be held each Thurs
day evening at the residence Of thu
pastor, and this arrangement vii
stand until further notice.
Joseph B. Snyder and wife Of thi
city were attendants at the Pendleto'
Roundup for all three days, bein
well pleased with the performance a
the way through.
Miss Margaret Crawford has acc
epted a position in the store OF Hum
phreys Drug Co., where she will b
employed during the busy fall months
this.
Ben Juday and wife of Pendleto
are in Heppner to take in the Rode
Mr.. Juday was formerly located {
lone, where he engaged in farminI
R. J.. Carsner of Spray arrived hei
from Portland last evening. He ha
been in the city attending the NEE
ing Of republicans of the state.
W. P. Mahoney and wife drove
Pendleton the end Of the week to tai
in the big show, and then on to Bak'
to visit for a day with friends.
Elmer Peterson will rsume his st
dies at the University Of Oregon al
he departed for Eugene on Monday
register for the years work
H. E. Warren and son of Boardmi
are in the city today. Mr.. Warren
engaged in the general m~erchandi
business at B~oardman.
W. T. Matlock and family, who ha
been spending a portion Of the sui
mer in Montana, arrived home
Heppner on Monday.
Oscar Shafer, ~stockman from Mon
ment, was in the city yesterday, ma
ing delivery Of sheep to Tom Boyl
for shipment east.
F. s.. Dennison, stockman of
Spray country, was in Heppner
Wednesday, returning home from
trip to Portland.
Joe Devine, extensive wheatrai'
Of Lexington, accompanied by his s.
visited in Hppner a short time Nc
day afternoon.
FOR sALE-600 head Of mixed
sheep, principally ewes and lam
For information inquire this ON
Roland Humphreys departed t
morning for Eugene to resume
studies at the University Of Greg
NJ. B. Hsines, Condor hotelman,
in Heppncr today and will be an
terested spectator at the Rodeo.
Borr, to Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Blai
at their home west Of Heppner, 5
day, Sept. q, a 10-pound son.
WANTED Work by capable yo'
woman. Inquire this office.