Memorial Church Dedication in Heppner Oregon
The New Episcopal Memorial church in Heppner was solemnly dedicated Sunday at 10:30 with Bishop B Wistar Morris and reverends Potwine Short and Warren leading services. Potwine gave a farewell sermon in the evening before leaving for Honolulu after more than 20 years with the Heppner church. Five members were confirmed prior to the sermon and a brief church history was presented. Collections totaled 50.07 dollars. Also noted is a Bend Bulletin mention of a Michigan built Cadillic steam car as an experimental four seat vehicle amid Oregon automotive interest.
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All Sainte Memorial Church
B. Wistar Morris
Oregon
W. E. Potwine
W. Seymour Short
Gracechurch
Astoria
John Warren
Episcopal Church
Potwine
Honolulu
Heppner Church
J. W. Morrow
Phil Metchan
A. E. Patterson
Morris
Northwest
New Episcopal Memorial Church
Heppner
Bend
Michigan
Heppner Junior Band Concert Delights Roberte Hall Crowd
A Friday program in Roberte hall featured overtures by the orchestra and band, vocal and instrumental solos, and a recitation by Miss Hagel Carr. Pianist Fay Bartholomew, vocalists Lilian Cochran and Lutie Rasmus, and violinist Mary Lona Nelson received high praise for technical skill and expressive tone. The young band showed notable improvement and drew strong community support.
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Miss Cochran
Lutie Rasmus
Mary Lona Nelson
Miss Nelson
Walker Harry Cummings Fails In 18% Mile Time Attempt
In Heppner on Monday afternoon Harry Cummings attempted to walk 18% miles in 33 1 3 hours after a public bet of 40 to 1 side with Tom Stanage. The event started at Main and May streets with a 2130 foot lap and required about 46 laps. Cummings completed 24 laps totaling 9.68 miles in 1 hour 57 minutes 17 seconds but could not finish the distance in time and withdrew. A purse of $31 was raised for him from spectators.
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Heppner
Harry Cummings
Harry
Tom Stanage
Dan Stalter
Billy Crank
Fred Blaumer
Geo. Conser
Main
May Streets
Cummings
Remarkable cure by Chamberlain’s Cholera Remedy
Early in spring my wife and I suffered severe diarrhoea. A friend lent Chamberlain’s Cholera Remedy, we both felt relief after a dose. We bought a bottle and were entirely cured before finishing it. This remedy should be in every home. Slocum Drug Co. Also note a cattle growers convention in Portland on April 16 at 10 am at the Auditorium between Taylor and Salmon, Secretary Guaxt Maya.
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8. C
H. C. Bailey
Slocum Drug Co
Oregon
Portland
Taylor
Salmon
Third St
Guaxt Maya
First Automobile Set for Bend Run by Irrigation Company
The Deschutes Irrigation and Power Company has purchased the inaugural automobile to run between Bhaniko and Bend. It will be ready for service as soon as roads are passable. The vehicle will not enter general carrying, but is owned by the company for its fee. The company’s officers decided current conveyance methods between the locations are inadequate.
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Bhaniko
Bend
Deschutes Irrigation & Power Company
Auction Sale at Cantwell's Bicycle Shop
Public auction set for April 23 1904 at Cantwell's bicycle shop offering cooking utenails for temperate use and for shearing harvest crews plus a large bake oven and a double harness in good condition. Lee Cantwent auctioneer.
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Willeel
Cantwell
Lee Cantwent
Interior Livestock Situation Improves in Interior
The John Day News reports a brighter livestock outlook after heavy damage fears. Sheep losses are higher than cattle, but overall losses are modest with range stock thriving on young grass as weather moderates. Noted figures include Newt Livingston and J. B. Johnson describing limited harm and recoveries across Bear Valley and Middle Fork regions.
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John Day News
Bear Valley
Range
Newt Livingston
John Day Valley
J. B. Johnson
Col Judson Introduces Amber Cane Seed to Echo Area
Col R C Judson of the O R A N distributed amber cane seed to Echo farmers claiming it grows on dry southwest soils. The cane’s syrup won a first prize at Paris. he also handed out millet and broom corn seed to encourage experimental crops among locals.
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Col
R. C. Judson
Echo
Col. Judson
Larmere
Margarita Fischer Company Opens Three Night Run at Roberts Opera
The Margarita Fischer Company begins a three night engagement at Roberts Opera House tonight. The popular troupe boasts a stronger cast of 15 versatile artistes and promises a higher quality production than ever before. Heppner audiences are assured an entertaining visit with popular ticket prices.
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Margarita Fischer Company
Roberts’ Opera House
Heppner
Dissolution Notice of Copartnership Date April 10 1904
The copartnership between the undersigned is dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts will be collected by C. A. Leffler and all Mobilities will be paid by W. M. Ashbaugh. Dated April 10, 1904. A Lerrise Warnew M Asweavon
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C. A. Leffler
W. M. Ashbaugh
A. Lerrise
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Portland City Property
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R. F. Wigglesworth
Galloway, Ore
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Musical Entertainment
Cattle-Growers’ Convention
Automobile Line
Interior
Livestock
Amber Cane and
Miller
Margarita Fischer