Political maneuvering and county proceedings at Heppner
The text reports Charles W Fairbanks to accept the vice presidency on the Roosevelt ticket after talks. It notes push for a local commercial organization to promote St Louis World’s Fair advertising, and details Morrow County court actions including salaries, road and bridge expenditures, and the incorporation of Hardman with elected officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Roosevelt
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Charles L. Henry
Sirbank
Heppner Morrow County
Lewie and Clark Fair Commission
St. Louis Fair
Northwest
Morrow
Oregon
Irregular Treasurer’s Accounts Highlight Local Finances
Experts assess the late Treasurer Martin of Grant county as short by 3641.38, with property valued around 3000 likely to cover much of the shortfall. bondsmen may be called to satisfy remaining balance. A Castle Rock irrigation project by Dalles capitalists is seen as a potential boost to homes, land values, and tax base in Morrow county, possibly accelerating government reclamation efforts but likely requiring time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Grant County
Castle Rock
Dalles
Morrow County
Bargains and property for sale in Lexington and area
Here are some bargains good investments. For particulars inquire of 8 FP Nation at Lexington. Two Jote and a small house in Lexington 525. Three lots in same town with small orchard 300. Track of 200 acres land 1 mile from Lexington no improvements 190 acres can be plowed price 1000. Will pay reward for return to Heppner of gray mare branded A A on left shoulder weight 1300 pounds T J Homruary Heppner Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Heppner
T. J. Homruary
Oregon
Inktime Local Teachers Meeting in Lexington Oregon
Dear Teachers invites cover public school building Lexington Oregon Saturday March 26 1904 morning session at 10 20 oclock attendees urged on educational topics signoff J W Launy County Superintendent Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured William Shaffer Denison Ohio bedridden weeks used Chamberlains Pain Balm after one week able to work again Slocum Drug Co sells it
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Oregon
Traly
J. W. Launy
William Shaffer
Dennison
Ohio
McCaw
Chamberlain
Slocum Drag Co
O. R. N. Announces Round Trip Rates to Exposition
The O. R. & N. will offer a 0 day limit round trip from Heppner to the St. Louis Exposition for 6240 and from Heppner to Chicago for 67.40. Tickets go on sale for three days in May June July August and September with exact dates announced later. Stopover privileges are allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner
St. Louis
Meppner
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Heppner Times
A. J. Hicks
Heppner, Oregon
St. Patricks Day
Palace Hotel
Henry Blackman
L. L Matlock
Chamberlin
T. W. Ayers
F. M Griffin
J.D. French
Vawter Crawford
E. M. Shott
T W Ayers
EM Shott
Vantr Crawford
WL Smith
Earl Conser
Aseeseer's
J Wattenburger
Rd & Talgis
Frank Pullen
Road & Iitee
Robingon
Et Hove
Woo Hill
Lichtenthal
Treas
Kirk
Hote
Patterson
Stauffer
Road & Bridge
City of Tone
Gove
JW Ship
AJ Hicks
Glase & Prudenhomme, Co
Robert Clay
Irwin Hodson Co
ET Perkins
Justice
MO Bierly
TJ Carl Me
A Bates
DH Jenkins
Frank Cramer
Bushong & Co
al Q
Court House
P. S
el. & Tel. Cos
Ayers
Joe Rosa
Andr Boga
Basso Dimineck
J.P. Willims
J. P. Fees
Horbern
D. H. Hinden
J. H Allen
Louis Groshens
H. L. Burchli
Harigean
Hardman
John Adaua
C. A. Reprase
Wm. Miller
D. H. Jenkins
O. J. Cox
H. E. Leeper
H. A. Emery
Frank Cromer
C. Hume
N. K. Paul
C.S. Kirk
Stowen
F Neal
JL Yeager
Smead
JB Simona
Gilliam & Bisbee
Rd & Bridge
Edf Shutt
Arthur Smith
Criminal Ae
Tom Tucker, Co
Garrigues & Bonnd & Bridge
WFP Scrivner
FM Griffin
JD French
Magen Bee
Willow Lodge
Bilimn
August Lovegren
F. M. Akers Agrlent
Ald Road
J. M. Baker
Geo. Holmes
Gilvacancy
Dray
J. T. Mitchell
St. Louis Worlds Fair
W. O. Mixon
Laws, Proprietors
Coat Lee
Groesbeck
Heppner Drug Co
Haines
Wells & Company
Union Woolen Mills
Wm. A. Rogers
Bruce Haines
First National Grocery
T. R. Howard
Heppner, Obe
M. Lichtenthal’s
Mata Street
Terastelli Bros
Gordon's
Wm. Gordon
Prop
Main Street
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