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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1904
Page
5
The Heppner Times announces subscription and advertisement changes with weekly office hours and mail cutoffs. It notes a five cent publishing charge for Resolutions of Condolence and outlines mail and correspondence handling policies for timely weekly publication.
A roundup of transient visitors and business from Heppner includes T. H. Wilson of Jone J. Le Jenkins from Right Mile ranch Fred Bartholomew and Castle Rock friends Benj King and wife Jone C N Scott Lexington trading with Heppner merchants FP M Lovgren Fight Mile and EF Redfield visiting Portland W L Mallory from Ione Md McDaid Lexington and W B Finley from lower Sand Hollow with various errands Mr and Mrs BR Bartholomew Castle Rock visiting J D Brown from Hinton Creek and J H Barker T D Mathews Butter Creek residents in town for brief business.
The note says a meeting is set for Saturday night at Roberta’s opera house to organize a Roosevelt club and invites Republicans to attend. It notes prominent Republicans back the effort and anticipates an enthusiastic club. Also reported are game law enforcement actions in the Blue Mountains with several deer-poaching arrests and more to come, though the Times cannot verify the charges.
B F Swaggart attended his eldest daughter Maude's wedding at the Swaggart residence in Pendleton. Maude united in marriage with Gordon Minsies of Walla Walla yesterday evening with only invited friends and relatives present.
Mr. Fred Clingin and Mise Ora Hale were united to marriage yesterday evening at the groom’s residence. The Times joins their many friends in extending congratulations.
The Grand Round Valley beet crop earned $95,000 this season from 12,000 tons produced last year versus 9,000 tons in 1902. One ton yields 240 pounds of sugar, with 12,000 tons equaling 2,880,000 pounds and sugar selling at five cents per pound, giving a gross output of $144,000. Portland, Oregon, January 29, 1904. Republican State Central Committee meeting set for February 1, 1904 to set convention timing, appoint delegates, and consider primaries and related business.
A Harney Valley note reports Columbia Southern is mulling an early automobile passenger and freight line linking Shaniko and Barna. It asserts such a road could rival a railroad for regional transport if roads and grades improve, signaling major interest for Inland Empire residents and wider national readers.
New stomach, biliousness and constipation remedy offered by Slocum Drug Co. at 25 cents. Marketed as a promising stomach health aid and liver support item available locally.
In Morrow County Oregon the County Courter hears the estate of James Jones. The undersigned executor has filed a final settlement report with the court. The settlement will occur in the County Court room of Morrow County Oregon at 19 o clock a m on an old day in March 1904. D P Gawkion is named as executor.
In the Oregon County Court for Morrow County the final report of administrator M. Asunarou in the estate of L. P. Jones is set for settlement. A hearing is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. on the tbd day of March 1004 in the County Court room of Morrow County Oregon.
Court summons in an Oregon Morrow County case. Plaintiff J A Thompson sues J P Williams as administrator of estates of Hermine Abrahamsick and Antone Abrahameick with others named heirs. relief includes judgment of 406 dollars plus 10 percent interest, $60 attorney fees, costs, and foreclosure of a mortgage on Lots 4 and 5 in Block Aven in Jones addition Neppner Oregon. Publication dates set from January 28 1901 to March 16 1901.
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