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Newspaper
Heppner Weekly Gazette
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1889
Page
3
Train schedule shows westward and eastward routes with leafing days for Canyon City and connections to Portland. Mentioned agents Thompson and others in relation to Canyon City travel and Gazette advertising contracts with collections planned.
The column reports on Heppner and nearby areas with names such as J. Fedolinson, G. W. Parker, and D. J. Bohnebly. It mentions road survey completion between Pondiatan and Canyon City, local business ties, and community updates including postmaster changes, a factory press order, wool shipments, and political notes from Walla Walla.
Community notices recount public works, meetings, and appeals for subscriptions. Mentions artesian wells, road projects, and potential rail expansion. Reports on local residents, business prospects, and school bands with brief editorials and advertisements.
The undersigned J. S. Young, administrator of the estate of Nowe Cantwell Allebaiva, sworn to administer, issues a notice requiring final accounts to be filed and settled by December 27, 1880. The notice calls for all estate accounts and possessions to be settled by that date. The text also references business names and locations including Heppier, the Model store, and First National Bank, with partial casual notes on proprietors and brands.
The notice promotes Syrup of Figs as a best family remedy and invites orders. Fo Hallock to visit Gilliam county end of Gilliam county to collect samples and take measures for the Gazette. Remittance terms and low printing prices are stated to attract customers.
Bidger Hotronn plans a weeklong visit to study the Columbia River basin and eastern Oregon arid lands. The report notes Professor Powell and others framing irrigation by reservoir storage to serve dry regions, with Oregon's arid zone highlighted between the Columbia and the Mexican border.
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