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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1904
Page
5
The Hehwer Times issues for March 3 1904 with subscription details and price. A brief publication note indicates a one year subscription at one dollar. The record reflects period newspaper pricing and dating information.
Notice to patrons requests all changes and corrections be left by Wednesday noon or be delivered next week. It mentions calmn to go lo gies at an icpsreley morning in CHUDOL and that correspondence and games will be filed earlier in the week. A charge of five contextine will be made for publishing "Resolutions of Condolence."
In Heppner this week residents and visitors from Gooseberry, Lexington, Hardman, Portland and Monument were seen about town. Requests include business trips, candidacy remarks for assessor and reports on stock, taxes, and local events. A.M Parker and J. W. Mount reflect family ties, while Frank Griffin’s death cites alcoholism.
We deeply grieve and mourn the loss of our beloved daughter and sister and express heartfelt thanks to friends and relatives for their kindness and sympathy during illness and death. Mr and Mrs Paep Batstone and family.
J C Lonergan of Frye Bruhn Seattle reports buyers shipped ahead of Beef cattle from Butter Creek with steers priced between 44 and 44 1/2 cents per pound. He notes fire bands of steers and ranchers delaying sales awaiting higher prices. About 1200 head from Saylor Johnson and McCarthy holdings are in excellent condition and likely to be sold later. Ranchers have ample feed and expect to raise stock value in coming weeks before spring.
The Christian Endeavor society held a cozy winter party last Saturday night in the church parlor. About thirty friends attended as the young ladies arranged the room with pillows palms and chairs for a relaxed evening of music and games. A brief report on the Pendleton state convention was given by Miss Gertrude Crawford before the group sang hymns and concluded with a benediction.
A meeting of the Democratic Central Committee will be held in Heppner on Wednesday March 0, 104 at 1 30 p m at Palace hotel pamiora to select the time for primaries and county convention and transact other business L le Mattoccs Hawa Brundman Secretary Chairman For indigestion belching or sour stomach Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets offer quick relief sold by Slocum Drug Co
The prohibition county convention was opened by Chairman H. C. Gay in the courthouse with a prayer and music by the Knox company. J. J. Adkins named permanent chairman, Carl Beach secretary, M. D. Leach treasurer. Committees on platform and resolutions were appointed. Nominations followed for sheriff FP P Vaughan, clerk W L Mallory, judge J Keithley, treasurer C A Leffler, assessor FR D Leach, school superintendent Rev J W Mount, surveyor Millard French, county commissioner W P Scrivner, coroner Dr A K Higgs, constable C B Brock, and delegates to the state convention including Revs Mount and Adkins and others.
The Morrow County Republican convention is set for 4 30 pm Saturday March 19 1904 at the court house Heppner to nominate county officers and elect five delegates to the state convention in Portland April 14 1904 Primaries March 12 from 1 to 3 pm at local voting places Delegates allotted by vote for judge Bean W P Sweap chair W L Sutra secretary plus local precinct allocations Various local items note school census weather and social events with a march 1904 date.
A $20 reward is offered for the return to T J Homrnney of Heppner Oregon of a gray mare branded A A on left shoulder with weight type pomila.
The M E church South was dedicated Sunday amid rough weather drawing many from Heppner and nearby. Rev H S Shangle delivered the sermon as benevolent collections totaled 71.39. Building cost stood at 1902.30 with wholesale materials saving about 525 versus retail. Receipts reach 2017.49, leaving a small balance for spring touch ups.
A series of candidate notices from Morrow County Oregon announce bids for assessor county judge and county clerk. Names include A Bumak May Mt Vernon Mt Vernon and J Haut Heppner and Guo J Cunnny. All entries promise candidacy subject to Republican County Convention decisions.
A slate of self announced candidacies is disclosed with names J W Safety Wanton Crawford and E M Serr announcing for Assessor and Sheriff respectively, subject to Republican County Convention decisions in Morrow County. The notices reflect party processes and candidate declarations.
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