Indians and liquor prompt brawls near depot
A group of Columbia River Indians camped near the depot in Heppner freely roamed the town Saturday and fought with white men in the afternoon. Late at night a disturbance led to gunfire and two injured Indians, Buffalo Bill and Winnemuck. Police pursued suspects, but the main culprit was the liquor supplier. Sheriff Shutt and Marshal Gurdane intensified patrols, with Winnemuck detained for questioning. The article notes the ongoing effort to identify the liquor supplier.
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Gale Street
Guna
Rasmus
Buffalo Bill
Winnamuck
Tom Sampson
Sheriff Shutt
Marshal Gurdane
Winnemuck
Beatrice Barlow Dierke Shines in Splendid Musical Recital
Beatrice Barlow Dierke delivered a notable recital with four solos spanning Variations on Nel Cor Piu from Beethoven to Igolde's Death from Tristan and Isolde. She wore a white gown and impressed with graceful legato and precise finger work, adding to her Portland acclaim through refined interpretation and expressive power.
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Ationa
Beethoven
Russ Waltees
Strauer-Kosnthal
Igolde
Wagner Lirst
Tristan and
Leolde
Mrs. Dierke
City council approves two saloon licenses and delays others
The city council met Monday with Mayor Gilliam and four councilmen. Licenses were ordered issued to Frank Roberts and Frank Natter. D Matlock’s saloon license was laid over to the next regular meeting. Ordinances 100 and 102 were read second time with actions deferred or pending. Several bills from Conover & Gray, Slocum, Heppner Transfer, Patterson, Williams, Richardson and Heppner Water & Light were approved.
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Gilliam
Quaid, Noble and Warnock
Frank Roberts
Frank Natter
D. Matlock
Roberts
Natter
Matlock
Community Notes and Market Intel From Local Newspaper
A local column mentions Mr M Z Biddle visiting, Postmaster Beteb on vacation in Walla Walla with his son, and county officials Ayera and Griffin handling road matters. It notes light political competition, quirky sayings, and nearby potato trade. Also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children and reports on advance wool prices with Oregon expectations and Boston market signals.
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I. R. Beteb
Walla Walla
Slocum Drug Co
J. H. Gwinn
Oregon Woolgrowers’ Association
Oregon
Boston
Wyoming
Utah
Caspar
Lexington Items Local notices and town movements
Mrs Delia Riggs is sick Superintendent J W Shipley was in town Friday evening J J McGee was in town Monday surveying Johnny Leach and Prof Wilcox went sand hunting Tuesday Miss Iona White was sick but out again Our school closed Friday with a pupil program Rev Walter Skipworth lectured on local option at the Congregational church Wednesday Mrs W R Munkers and Mrs Ma oie Mulligan went to The Dalles Friday returning Saturday Frank Tyler had a successful operation in Portland C A Johnsons family reside in Mra E A Beymers house Fred Beymer hobbling on crutch after ankle sprain Meeers Wilcox Doll Noteon and Miseee Elle Palmer and Nellie Scott attended local institute at Tone Next Sunday preaching at Methodist church Rev W C Miller morning Rev H S Briangle evening Times and Oregonian two per year
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Meeers Wilcox
Doll
Noteon
Miseee
Elle Palmer
Nellie Scott
Tone
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Heppner, Ore
Croshens
Zollinger
Pendleton Beer
Heppner
Columbias
Fin
North End
Dierke
Moexkowski
Chopin
Opera House
Garr & Gox
Scrivner
P. O. Borg
G. W. Crabtree
Prop
Minor & Love
W. M. Ashbaugh
Hazelwood Ice Cream
Ashbaugh & Ayers
Bard
Plymouth Rock
Pen
Portland
R. F. Wigglesworth
Galloway, Ore
Hamilton
Erate
Harry Cummings Hardman
Beatrice Barlow Dierke
Vari
the City Council
Conover & Gray
A. M. Slocum
Heppner Transfer Co C
Patterson
Eeens Dan Sven Ee Eases
Albert Williams
Beeene
Bennee
W. A. Richardson
Heppner Water & Light Co
Mr. M. Z. Biddle
Hardman
Ayera
F. M. Grifin
Ane
Morrow County
Eure
Gwinn
Lexington
Mra
Delia Riggs
J. W. Shipley
J.j.mcgee
Johnny Leach
Prof. Wilcox
Iona White
Walter Skipworth
Congregational Church
W. R. Munkers
Maoie Mulligan
The
Dalles
Frank Tyler
C. A. Johnson
E. A. Beymer
Fred Beymer
Methodist Church
W. C. Miller
H. 8
Briangle
the Times
Oregonian
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