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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1904
Page
4
The notice lists subscription rates of one year six months and three months at $1.00. It also announces Rawlins Post No 11 G A R meet at Odd Fellows Hall in Heppner Oregon on the third Saturday each month with officers GW Kuga Adj G W Surra and committee details.
In county races several Republican contests remain cordial with no signs of friction. Each candidate appears willing to meet opponents fairly, supporting the nominee after convention. All go in with knowledge only one can be nominated per office, and the balance will rally to the winner.
Rep Martin of South Dakota asks Congress to direct the Secretary of Commerce and Labor to investigate beef pricing and packer or butcher profits amid cattle raisers’ complaints. He cites rising floods and water storage needs in the Pacific Northwest as urgent regional issues, per the Oregonian.
A largely attended joint social by Heppner Camp Woodmen of the World and Maple Circle Women of Warlcraft was held at the K P hall last Friday evening. The program featured music and readings with a choir including Lena Glascock, Miss Lillie Andrews, Mrs Mead Shipley, Mrs Bertha Gilman, Wm Bennett, and Lovie Patton. A humorous number titled The Animal Fair was performed by Lillian Biggs, Venice Jones, and Ralph.
The program featured a restation by Katie Neville a selection from widow Berou by Mrs Courter and a choir song. Rev FP Adkins and Rev W C Miller gave remarks on Woodmen of the World and Women of Woodcrift. Mr and Mrs Bodeleo performed a music selection from their Kinison phonograph. Refreshments of ice cream poke and coffee were served. The evening ended with social games including a round of Telephone and was deemed a success.
The four Heppner precincts held quiet Republican primaries with factions submitting names to the Roosevelt club executive committee. Delegates selected include Gentry Joe Rector and W E Barratt, Matteson W H Herren, Heppner C S Woodson and others, with Sheri Shutt unopposed for sheriff.
Rain and grain thrive as Mose Ashbanwh family visits on Eight Mile. School starts today at Eight Mile Center with B F Thomson as new teacher for a spring term. Mrs Mattie Young visits home ranch then returns to Heppover. Plans set to move April first. Mrs Brannon escorted to Heppver. eye treatment with Dr Higgs after funeral of Mrs Saling. A stormy spell follows as residents recount a moaning incident by a ditch and odd moon change tale. Eight Mile, March 14.
A public school meeting in Lexington Oregon is announced for Sunday March 2 with a 10 50 morning start. The notice invites all interested in educational tapes to attend and is signed by County Superintendent W Sneving. A separate item reports inflammatory rheumatism treated with Chamberlains Pain Balm helping a Denison brakeman regain work.
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