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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1904
Page
1
Real estate notice in Lexington seeking buyers for a seven room house with lots, small barn and young fruit trees. Property described as irrigable. inquiries to FE Norsos, Lexington.
The Heppner Gazette notes the Morrow County Commissioners voted on July 6 with Judge T W Ayere and Commissioners F M Griffin and W G McCarty present. Several misc gains and expenses were approved including fees for bailiff clerk election and road services. Contained items list numerous small disbursements and act references.
Sheepmen from Heppner and Baker City claim ignorance of range limits as they cross into forest reserve land near Union Creek. Overseer Terrill vows action, potentially before a U.S. commissioner in Baker City if offenses continue. Also notes prizes for Morrow County exhibits at the Lewis and Clark 1905 fair and a Portland convention to form an Oregon Development League.
Citizens are asked to collect and preserve farm products across Morrow County for a county Lewis and Clark Fair exhibit in Portland next year. Farmers should bundle grain with roots and 10 inch diameter, label each item, and send samples to designated points like Hardman Ione and Lexington. The effort aims to show county resources with minimal cost to participants.
Sam Meadows narrowly escaped harm Monday as a Palace hotel bus backing with passengers was struck by a train. The impact toppled the bus, damaged tugs and a wheel, derailed freight car trucks, but Meadows escaped with only a severe shake and nervous jolt.
Local reports indicate the wheat harvest has started in parts of Morrow County and will not span the entire county until next week. Early yields are expected to meet or exceed expectations as late frost benefited the spring grain.
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