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Newspaper
Heppner Weekly Gazette
Location
Heppner, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1889
Page
3
Biacumayr and Co. announce temporary clone of the H. Mackman & Co store starting Friday evening and continuing until Saturday evening during the Jewish holidays. Out, 4, Brom, Out, 5, OP, on account.
A chaotic jumble recounts residents traveling to Portland and Astoria, property construction near Cambria, a two story dwelling, fire damage, sales of beef and cattle shipments from Heppner, and upcoming races at Lallos with horses from Shadow Stable. The piece mentions Mayor Blaghaan leaving for grand lodge, a sentence on a prison escape, and several ill residents including Mrs Bellin and Miss Laurie Martens.
A saddle is reported stolen from C. E. Fell's barn. A reward is offered for information leading to its recovery. The case notes a letter Fent marked on the leather skirt. Stolen date referenced as 08-10.
Murr ay M D specializes in female troubles on the Pacific coast for 25 years. He guarantees permanent cures with confidential home treatment and prepaid express delivery. Free consultation by mail and free care for the very poor, at East Portland Oregon.
J B Sperry announces his mill now runs steadily with improved machinery and experienced millers using good wheat to produce flour quality rivaling western mills. Merchants urged to secure Sperry’s terms as his product is cheaper. Also notes a hydraulic artesian well project by Beckwith for Heppner to bring ample water, boosting town growth and woolen industry prospects.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a quick tonic for the whole body. It claims to purify the blood and enrich vitality, energize the stomach and appetite, rouse the liver, and refresh the brain for clearer thinking and readiness to work.
On Monday evening Professor Koon showcased a notorious previously vicious horse named 16 hands high and jet black. The animal, once owned by Geo. Hurlington, was driven into a tent where after eight minutes of patient handling it became gentle and fully responsive, impressing local horsemen with the trainer's method and the horse’s transformation.
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