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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1904
Page
5
Heppner notices include numerous residents from Clark's canyon Eight Mile Hardman and Ritter on local business and outings. Harvests and fruit yield improvements are reported, with wheat and hay crops advancing. a horse power threshing outfit begins season work. A truncated public school term opens September 12 and a burglary near the First National Bank ends with a single shotgun warning shot.
James Hart returned Saturday from a week at Ditch creek Hol. Rood came back Tuesday from two months at Newport beach and Portland. K B Stanton arrived last night from Walla Walla and left this morning to tend his Eight Mile wheat crop. Eben Andrews and family depart for Arlington where Mr Andrews becomes clerk at Shorte and Weir store. Mr and Mrs W J Emery visited Hardman for three weeks and head to Preewater. Emery reports crops in Freewater good this season. Commissioner Geo Conser of the Lewis and Clark fair says he cannot handle fruits for exhibit but will provide jars and preservatives free. Growers may obtain jars at First National Bank or by mail. Exhibits desired but no more raw fruit sent to him.
Heppner Flouring Mill Co. orders new bokters to handle a larger wheat volume for the coming season. The mill will increase capacity from 75 to 125 barrels per day and be kept at full operation as soon as the equipment arrives and is installed. Flowers Clifton Mount dies at seven months after week long illness summer complaint. Funeral held at family home on Gale street conducted by Rev I D Brown. Interment in Heppner cemetery.
The Movsraxp Wire family of Heppner extends heartfelt gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of their son Clifton.
Cholera Infantum fears ease as Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy gains favor for children's bowel complaints. Uniform success cited. Slocum Drug Co. selling the remedy locally.
The remainder of our stock of Men's and Boys' Clothing will be sold at cost. They will soon go at the prices we are now making.
A new line of Kingsbury hats in the latest styles just received. Prices are very reasonable. We also feature a new line of fine ties and a general stock of men’s furnishing goods at right prices.
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