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Newspaper
Heppner Weekly Gazette
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1890
Page
5
Ice dealer J O Morrow offers prompt supply from his stable on Main street. A separated wife Melian J Ely announces she has left the family home and the husband disclaims responsibility for her debts. A tailoring shop on May street opens with custom made pants priced from seven to fifteen dollars.
Public notice offers a single general merchandise business for sale in a town with no other shops within twenty miles. Capital required. Inquiries at First National Bank in Hoppner, Oregon, 65, 2m-
Prepared to herd bucks the coming season Terma 81.10 per head includes dipping salt and sulphur Range wires south of Hardman Ten percent commission on all sales trans noted Arddients C M Hasrixas 8 75 Hardman Oregon
A notice states a roan gelding, ten years old and weight 100 pounds, branded H on left shoulder and a horizontal H with a bar, was taken up May 8 by a subscriber on Kea Creek near Heppner. Owner may reclaim by proving ownership and paying charges to J. D. Farson.
Notice that the Gunn and Ruark blacksmithing partnership, formed by Alexander M. Gaon and William F. Ruark, is dissolved by mutual consent. A. M. Gunn continues at the old stand and will settle all debts and claims. Heppner, April 26, 15%.
J B Norrien of Heppner authorizes George Conner to collect all sums due or payable and to receipt in Norries name. Norrien reports sale of all brewery products to Mat Lichtenthall of Heppner who is authorized to collect them. Heppner May 15 1910.
Strayed horses described as heavy weight with one good eye and a belled black horse named Jons Lockxase last seen near Warm Creek by Coldwell Grave. A reasonable reward offered for their return or information leading to recovery. May 1890. Between Portland and Spokane two daily Union Pacific trains to provide through service.
A well equipped sheep ranch contains over 1,700 acres with an antler fence, two large springs, two houses and improvements. It has 480 acres deeded and good access to outside range. Inquire Warner Bros, Bobo, Oregon. Fresh vegetables at the Model.
The Gazette accuses the Budget of falsehoods and slander aimed at Republican candidates and the Democratic ticket. It defends its own coverage as fair, condemning claims of sellout or proxies while highlighting alleged ring politics and the need to defend honest, capable men including Judge Mitchell.
The piece asserts Governor Pennoyer mishandled Oregon school lands by backing a syndicate for exclusive purchase at $1.25, denying settlers direct access and accusing the board of school commissioners of aiding speculation. It cites The Dalles land office letters and criticizes the governor and board as complicit in alleged defrauding of the state’s school fund.
Notice states the firm Ayers & Fell is dissolved by mutual consent. Accounts payable to either member, and debtors are urged to settle promptly. Signed by T W Ayers and T E Fell with location Long Greek Oregon, May 16, 1890. Stray horse notices follow.
After May 1 all Gem drivon accounts will be turned over to Brown and Hamilton for collection. Those owing are urged to settle promptly to avoid formal demand. G. B. Teprown signs the notice.
O. M. Mallory advertises large shipments of wire beds chairs and refrigerators with a full stock under one roof. The sale emphasizes cash down pricing and a wide selection for immediate purchase.
Notice promises salt and sulfur at Long Creek during the season with freight added and cites Heppner prices. It praises a weekly illustrated Western paper for its graphics and economics coverage and urges purchase for every household. Published by Le Barn ten in Portland Oregon at 4 a year.
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