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Newspaper
Heppner Times
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1904
Page
5
Notice to patrons indicates the paper will operate on a reduced schedule with partial publication on a late Thursday and resuming earlier in the week. A charge of five cents will be made for publishing condolence resolutions.
A roundup of town visitors and business plans includes G F Swan J R Minemaker and others in Heppner. Lee Cantwell prepares to open a repair shop by April. Birth reported for a boy at the Simons home March 14. various residents travel and transact business in surrounding counties.
The report states a fine boy was born Monday to Mr and Mrs W O Hill with March 41. Other items note Charles D Coleman a Hardman area farmer on business in Heppner and local tax penalties approaching April. Community events include the Degree of Honor social with music games and refreshments.
Mia Chastain of Milton grand Chief spatuated a temple in the Knights of Pythias hall Tuesday night with 40 charter members. The new lodge begins under suspicious circumstances but aims to grow into a strong unit in the city.
In Umatilla county authorities plan to shoot 90 to 400 head of cayawee affected with scab or mange in the vicinity of Castle Rock. The stock, owned by Indians from the Umatilla reservation, were driven to the Columbia for winter range. State veterinarian Wo McLean, directed by the state board, will oversee the culling, with Griff Ahut assisting. Indians may protest and cause trouble. Also reported is a fresh artesian water flow near Castle Rock on the Rom Beardsley place, about a mile above the old well, reaching 105 feet and ample volume for irrigation. A child in Dayville required removal of a foreign substance from the eye, per G M Irvine’s family.
The Rebeka4 arrange an entertainment in the 1.0. C. F. hall next Tuesday March 20 with a free program. Lunch will be served. Bill of fare includes A Fried in Need Bon of Noah Spring Offering Another Name for a Goat Whipped and Raised by a Woman Lay of Laat Minatrel Something Green and Seedy Adam's Alu Thick and Thin 25 cente Extras Boston Overthrow fe No Grounde for Complaint be Lemonade be Woman's Weapon Se
The Morrow County Roosevelt Club held a Saturday evening ratification meeting in Roberts hall that was heavily attended. The program featured six music items by the orchestra and band and speeches by Republican nominees including BE Freeland and G W Phelps, who outlined party principles and urged support for the ticket. The county judge, sheriff, clerk, treasurer, assessor, school superintendent and surveyor candidates spoke in order, delivering creditable addresses and the gathering remained harmonious and enthusiastic, deemed beneficial to the ticket.
The Morrow county Republican convention adopts resolutions praising Theodore Roosevelt’s administration and urging his re nomination and re election. It also endorses Oregon’s US Senators and Representatives, urges support for the convention’s state and national candidates, and aims for a Republican victory in the party’s semi centennial year.
The O. R. AN announces a zero day limit round trip fare from Heppner to the St Louis Exposition, with additional rate from Weppner to Chicago. Sales occur three days in May June July August and September. Exact rate to be announced later. High power privileges allowed.
A $20 reward is offered for the return to Heppner Oregon of a gray mare branded A A on the left shoulder and weighing 1390 pounds. The reward is posted by T. J. Herneey of Heppner Oregon.
Notice announces the regular Democratic primaries for delegates to the county convention on Saturday March 26 1904 at various locations and the county ticket nomination convention on Saturday April 2 1904 at the courthouse in Heppner. It lists delegate apportionment based on Governor Chamberlains votes and notes locations including Heppner Gentry Matteson South Lone North Tone and other towns. The primaries start at 1 p m and the convention at 10330 a m. L L Mattock Secretary Chairman
Notice of sale under execution in Morrow County Oregon. B D Rood and Jane Penland obtained judgments against Oscar Mitchell for amounts plus costs. Sale set for April 19 1904 at 1 p.m. at the court house Heppner to satisfy the judgments with costs. Property described as sections in township 1 south range 24 east and associated quarters. Sheriff E B M S Aevt?gmt.
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