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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1904
Page
5
The Heppner Times urges patrons to submit all advertisement changes and correspondence at the office or they will be returned unread. Deadlines require items be received by the end of the week. A five cent line charge will apply for publishing Resolutions of Condolence.
Henry Schersigner operated Saturday and Sunday in the city. Haines Furniture advertises steel ranges from 5.00. A H Allen of Hardman visited on business. Ada Parker of Parker's Mill toured Heppner. B C Ashbaugh traveled from Portland for a visit. J P Florence returned from Portland after eye treatment. The Heppner Lexington football game ended in a draw. Merchants report holiday cash receipts stronger than last year. A Chinook cleared dense fog. a light snow followed, laying groundwork for good crops. Local officials and residents, including Morrow and Grant county delegates, are active in commerce, rail, and community events. New year brings a birth in Reverend Mount’s home and preparations for a January 12 ball at Lexington.
Dr. Frank B. Kistner performed a delicate operation on Jake Young last week removing a three pound fibrous fatty tumor from his leg. The tumor was fat with a fiber casing and the patient is recovering well with no signs of regrowth. Mr and Mrs Henry B E Warren returned from Missouri and noted a pleasant visit, with a stay in Spokane and Walla Walla to visit relatives.
The narrative recalls a Missouri visit with RLenda from youth and notes fond memories of sweet potatoes and pumpkin pie. The Oregon climate is praised yet contrasted by a porcupine relish. Mrs War ren prefers Missouri for her children but would not move back currently.
A sale notice promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets from Slocum Drug Co for quick relief of bilious disorders, urging readers to try an up to date remedy.
R N Stanfield a feeder on Lower Butter creek reports a beef cattle sale Tuesday at four dollars per hundred pounds. Number of carloads sold is not learned but the advance price brings encouragement to buyers and sellers awaiting higher market levels. Prospects for a better market from now on look bright.
The KR and N railroad offers nine round trip tickets from Heppner to Portland at one and one third fare for the National Woolgrowers convention, National Livestock Association and Northwest Fruitgrowers meeting. Return limit January 17. Children half fare.
The undersigned purchased the drayage wood and coal business formerly conducted by Miller Co. All accounts after December 1 will be handled by us and all accounts contracted before that date will be sealed by W C Miller Cowoven Guay.
Notice to all owing accounts to T. R. Howard to call and settle by January 15. W. Howand is administrator. An endorsement for Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claims relief from indigestion and describes a long suffering case. For sale by Slocum Drug Co in Rock Mille, Alabama.
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