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Newspaper
Heppner Weekly Gazette
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1890
Page
3
Stage leaves Canyon City daily except Sunday at 6:90 a m and arrives daily except Sunday at 540 p m. Route links to Portland with intermediate points and Canyon City. Saving claims include 106 hours time and 10 dollars cash. W Lowlar & Co Portland are authorized to advertise and collect for this paper.
In Ormeby mutton buyer arrives from Nebraska while J. W. Gilmore handles lay interest in Heppner. Local notices include marriages, deaths, and visits. weather, snow, and river reports. schoolbooks price list and a premium offer for new subscribers.
The second annual Morrow County institute met at the M E church on Thursday evening at seven. Absentees included State Superintendent McElroy and Prof. Stanley due to diphtheria. Supt. Stanley, presiding, opened with prayer led by Rev. Mr. Prank. Prof. Aubrey gave the opening address, followed by music and remarks from Mr. Ely. The Friday sessions covered organization, arithmetic teaching methods, primary work, and readings, with discussions on royal wine, and a planned literary for the evening. The program included a long list of teachers and speakers, with resolutions about recovering $4,100 for the public school fund and a next meeting set for February 1890 in Lexington. Further items included entertainment notes, local notices, and a medical ad.
A brown mare, about two years old, branded S on left shoulder is missing. A. J. Stevens offers five dollars for information and ten dollars for the mare’s return to Dan Stalter’s Balm Fork ranch.
Beal Bros. butelers of Pendictom have bought many beef cattle from Mr. Barton. Levi and Sarah Hiatt retire from visiting their father Wm. E. Pratt. Rob Alexander travels from Washington to recover horses in Mountain Valley. News notes snow and riding conditions in the new state. Also a local ad promotes a healing salve with 95 cent price, plus social news of Eugene Noble’s 15th birthday celebration at North Main Street with neighbors and families. Uncle Charley Kirk returns from a valley visit with his daughter Millie.
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