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Regular 22.50 ladies' Eton suits in black voile cheviot and black broadcloth with skirts trimmed in silk braid discounted to 18.75. Buy now while selection lasts.
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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
4
Regular 22.50 ladies' Eton suits in black voile cheviot and black broadcloth with skirts trimmed in silk braid discounted to 18.75. Buy now while selection lasts.
A shipment of new wrist and carriage bags arrives featuring the Florodora Bag with a small money purse mirror and scent bottle. Colors and shapes vary and prices are described as very reasonable, ranging from 65 cents to a fair price overall.
G W Ryea and G W Sarre chair the Rawlins Port No 1 event at Odd Fellows Hall in Heppner every third Saturday. Political activity in Morrow county is quiet now but set for a surge later. farmers expect a fair crop this season and a record crop if moisture and weather stay favorable.
Hon G W Phele, the Republican state convention nominee for prosecuting attorney in the sixth district, is praised as a leading young lawyer with sound judgment, strong business acumen, firm conviction, and tireless work ethic. His high character and integrity are cited as basis for party support.
The note states that B and N will establish forthcoming work in progress rates drawn from Hepp er data. It indicates a planned adjustment or calculation of rates affecting ongoing projects. No dates or organizations beyond those letters are provided.
Travel options shown for attending the General Conference of the M E church in Los Angeles and the National Association of Retail Grocers in San Francisco in May 1904. Details include Heppner to Los Angeles or San Francisco round trips by steamship or rail with prices, sailing dates from Portland, and return deadlines. Also includes testimonials endorsing Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets for indigestion and constipation and Chamberlains Cough Remedy for whooping cough with sales by Slocum Drug Co.
In Morrow County Oregon Patrick ne Ould sues Catherine Reaney rank Reaney and J H Forsythe. Defendants Catherine Keasey Frank Reaney and J J Forsythe must answer by May 15 in eight weeks. Plaintiffs seek quiet title to the southeast quarter of Hotie North Kaw 26 East and confirmation of ownership against all challengers.
Hosiery sale itemization lists New Hosiery Lavhes and Tops Ladies lace hose Topsy black and plain cotton hose. Misses lace hose in colors and plain lisle Topsy black. Various ribbed and buckskin styles for children and boys in black or grey. Prices include 18¢ 25¢ and 10¢ each.
Department of the Interior notices a settler has filed for final proof on land in Heppner Oregon. Proof will be made before County Clerk Walter Crawford on June 3rd 1904. Witnesses include George Smith Laton Jones John Sprouls Jeff Jones MicHant Nolan and others from Heppner Oregon.
Notice is given that by execution and order of sale issued March 28 1904 in favor of J A Thompson against J Rand EB VanWinkle the sheriff will sell at public auction on April 5 1904 at 2 oclock PM at the front door of the court house Heppner Oregon the east half of Lot 8 in Block 3 Freeton Loonys addition Heppner Taken to satisfy the judgment plus costs and disbursements. Dated Heppner Oregon March 25 1904.
By virtue of an execution and order of sale the Circuit court of Morrow County Oregon on the 11th day of March 1901 awarded J A Thomyp ton versus J Williams as administrator of Antone Abrahamsalek and Hermine Abrahamsalek for 503.87 dollars plus 40 dollars attorney fees and 37 dollars costs. The sale is set for Saturday April 9 1904 at 10 o clock a m at the front door of the court hall in Heppner to satisfy the judgment with costs. The property described is four and five in block 5 in Jones addition to Heppner Morrow County Oregon. Sheriff EM Shutt by deputy W C Hill dated Heppner Oregon March 24 1904.
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