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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-01

The gentlemen members of the
Friday Evening Club gave the
ladies of the club a picnic Tuesday
which was greatly enjoyed. The
merry party drove up Willow
creek about l3 miles to a beauti-
ful grove where q nice lunch was
spread. To insure good weather
G. E. Woodson and Clyde Brock
were appointed ss a weather CON-
mittee, but after getting to the
picnic grounds the weather COM
mittee got SO interested in fishing
in Willow creek that they neg
lected their duty and the conse-
quences were-a half hours rain.
Services at the Baptist church
Sunday morning by the pastor.
Subject, "a Study of the Sabbath
Day." Children's Day will be
observed Sunday at s p. m.
Manager E. T. Kruger, of the
Fair store, left this morniog for
Spokane, where he will be gone
for several days on business con-
nected with the store.
Alfred Ayers left Tuesday for
Shaniko. From there he will 20
to Montana with a trainload of
sheep.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-01

A large number of people at
tended the Memorial Sunday exer-
cises at the M. E. church last Sun
day. The church was decorated
with potted plants, cut flowers and
evergreeDs, The pictures of our
three martyred presidents were
displayed, also the picture of Presi-
dent Roosevelt. There was special
appropriate music which added
much to make the services i'm
pressive. Rev. Chandler, paste.
Of the NJ. f. church, who is s
grand army man, delivered the
address which was able and cause
much feeling and close attention
The opening prayer was by Rev
W. G. Sale, and the closing prayer
was offered by Rev. Jones, of Lex
ington. On Decoration Day there
were musical exercises at Roberts
opera house.
Captain Alexander was an in
coming passenger yesterday even-
iUg.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-01
Office,

We have not got a corner on
furnished rooms, but have made
arrangements with the owners of
private houses to receive applica-
tions for rooms at ally time during
the Fair. These rooms are not
located in ten. story buildings, but
are all in residence property,
You will save time and money by,
engaging your rooms of us, and
will be sure to have place when
reach the city. Write US now.
Address, Northwest Land Co., 2lL
Allsky Bldg Portland, Oregon.
3t.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-01
FOUR LIVES LOST.
Sad Disaster Oh Rhea Creek Last.
Tuesday Afternoon.

A small cloudburst occurred In
Cason Canyon on Rhea creek
Tuesday afternoon between two
and three o'clock.
The unfortunate affair in
which four lives were lost
is due mainly to the fact that the
people were laboring under great
excitement. The home of James
Nunnamaker from which the peo-
pie ran is located in the Rhea
creek canyon and directly oppo-
site the mouth of Cason canyon,
making it a dangerous place in
time of a cloud burst.
At the time of the storm O. J.
Cox and family were visiting at
the home of Mr.. Nunnamaker, and
as there are a number of small
children in both families. as the
storm progressed the people be-
came greatly alarmed.
Mr.. Nunnamaker went out to
watch one canyon while Mr.. Cox
stood on the front porch of the
house to give the alarm if the
water appeared in the other can
yon, the women and children hav-
ing on their coats and wraps and
were in readiness to run for high
er ground at moments notice.
When the water came rushing
down the narrow canyon Mr.. Cox
gave the alarm and all made
rush to cross the Rhea creek
bridge, all running directly ahead
of the water. just before they
reached the bridge they were
caught by the fast approaching
current. In the party attempting
to get away there were about
twelve people, including several
small children which very much
retarded their flight. All sue
ceeded in escaping with their lives
with the exception of Mrs. Nunna-
maker and two small children and
the 13-year-old daughter of Mr..
Cox.
The news was sent to Heppner
by phone and a large number of
people from this place were soon
on the way to the scene Of the
calamity with all haste
a searching party was soon Or
ganized and the bodies Of Mrs.
! Nunnamaker and the Cox child
were recovered Tuesday evening,
having been carried down with the
current for distance of several
miles. The search for the other
bodies as suspended owing to
darkness and was again resumed
at daylight. Altar a short search
the two missing bodies were found.
The volume of water that fell
was not great and only covered a
small territory. No water entered
the house at sll and if the people
had stayed in the house all would
have been saved.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-01
rangement is due to her work and

rangement is due to her work and
Heppner can boast of her we'll
and efficient public
schools, and in doing SO it is but
Justice to mention Prof. D. V. S.
Reid, who has been the prime
factor in bringing our school to
it's present gratifying condition.
Prof. Reid is a principal in the
best sense. There is no go as you
please or haphazard work under
Prof. Reid. He has a system and
lays out and directs the work of
each teacher. That he has a way of
doing this that is exceedingly
helpful to the teacher is evinced
by the fact that he is held in high
esteem by all who have taught un-
der his direction and many have
said that they would always be
better teachers for having taught
under Prof. Reid. The esteem of
his fellow teachers, the love and
respect that he commands from his
pupils has much to do with his
success as principal. The fact
that the school has steadily inn
proved under Prof. Reid is
recommendation in itself.
The school year which closes to-
morrow night in the graduating
exercises has been very success
ful one. The teachers have taken
upon themselves a burdensome
amount Of extra work without any
compensation, whatever, and they
all deserve much credit. The
pupils haye cheerfully and willing
ly undertaken the extra work re-
quired of them and have aquitted
themselves we'll.
The following program will be
rendered at Roberts opera house
tomorrow evening, June q.
Chorus-Morning Invitation Neazie
D,u W., SnIo
Essay y.....C Clint G. Gillian
Resources OF Oregon
Vocal Solo-Bedouin Love Song-Hawley
Otheo Crawford
Essay ...... Harvey A.'''Yeager
Our President
Essay ..... Gertrude Walbridge
The Spirit of Progress
Chorus-On the Rolling Wave Marks
Boys of Upper Grades
Essay y............R Ressie q. Dexter
The Romance of Invention
Essay y............Le Lester W. Mallory
Triumph of Electricity
Vocal Duet-O. That We Two Were
Maying. g................. Neidlinger
Miss Cation and Otheo Crawford
ESSAY. Lillian A Johnson
Helen Keller
Address to Class Prof. B. 81. Brown,
Whitman College
Confering of Diplomas James Hager,
Chairman OF School Board
Vocal Solo--A May Morning Denza
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-01
Miss Cation
NR A DI ATES

Ressie G. Dexter, Clinton C. Gillian
Harvey A. Yeager, Lester w =. Mallory,
E. Gertrude Wa bridge, Li'an A. John
SON.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-01
The Weeks News
Local and Personal Happenings
in and About the City.


land, Friday.
w. l.. Smith was a passenger
for LaGrande, Friday.
Attorney @. f. Redfield returned
from Pendleton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Woolery
came up from lone Monday.
The rains Of the past week have
been of great benefit to grain.
Semi Weekly Portland Journal and
Heppner Gazette only $l,75 per year.
Wells & Warnock will handle your
real estate and charge only the usual
commission.
List your lands with Wells & War
mock. We sell only on a straight COM
mission
A large number of sheep have
been shipped during the past
week.
County School Superintendent
S. I. Stratton was up from lone
Monday.
Dick Thomson, who went to
Idaho with stock train, returned
Saturday evening.
A very pleasant dancing party
was given by Mrs. Phil Metschan
at the Palace hotel Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Gray, representing the
Northwestern railroad, was in the
city this week looking after stock
shipments.
Vawter Crawford has become
associated with the Bank of Hepp-
ner and expects to accept the po-
sition of assistant cashier. Mr.
Crawford does not intend to give
up the Office of county clerk and
will see that the present good SER
vice Of the office is maintained.
The public wool sales advertised
for May 25 did not materialize
this season in Heppner. An
active wool market with high
prices that were tempting during
the entire season caused the grow
ers to sell freely and by the time
the sales day arrived almost every
thing was sold.
Deposito,s of the Bank of Heppr er
will receive interest June 1st. All de-
posltors hol ling Savings books with the
Bank OF Heppner will present their
books on June lst to receive interest
due up to that date. Parties who do
not call at the bank for their interest
before June 10th, their interest will be
credited to their acc,unt.-W. S.
Wharton, Cashier.
Owing to a rush of work the
Gazette last week omitted to men,
tion the marriage Of Millard F.
Parker and Miss Traunie B. Bar
nett, both of Lexington. The
wedding ceremony occurred at the
residence of the brides parents at
Lexington, on the 18th inst, Rev.
+. G. Adkins. of Heppner, officiat-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Parker are
very popular youog people of Lex
ington where they have many
friends. The Gazette acknow-
lodged the receipt of cake.
Sunday was bad day for tail.
ors, that is, Heppnei tailors.
Messrs. Louis and Pleiss who en-
Joy the rather dangerous occupa-
tion of breaking horses were out
driving Sunday. Upon the Hin
ton creek road the team became
frightened and making quick
jump to the side of the road ditch
ed the vehicle, turning the buggy
bottom side up with both of the
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-01
HEPPNEse PUHaTC SCHOOLS.
fe"chers and Pupils Deserve Great
Cressit For Intiring work.

That good schools are a power
full factor in the development Of
country is a fact too Often over
looked. Nothing will so help to
build up town as good school ad-
vantages. In this respect Hepp
ner feels justified in boastinr.
The exhibit work prepared for
the Lewis and Clark exposition by
the pupils of the Heppner schools
will, without doubt, compare favor
ably with any in the state. In
fact the entire Morrow county ex-
hibit is indeed very creditable.
Of this exhibit fully one-half or
more than half WAS prepared by
Heppner pupils. Besides one cab
met of grade work the Heppner
pupils prepared eight bound
volumes Of 200 pages each and
two frames containing about 15S
pieces of hand carved wood, in
Guiding geometrical figures and
models of useful instrum ents.
The special instructions IN the
industrial work were given by
Prof Reid. They also filled 1000
small bags with Morrow county
wheat and made 800 cards cut
from black cardboard on which |
was pasted the figure of a sheep in
white covered with Morrow coun-
ty wool, to be given away as
souvenirs on Heppner day, June
7. Aside from this, the teachers
and pupils gave two entertain
ments, the proceeds of which went
towards defraying the expense of
the exhibit The county furnish
ed only the cabinets In which the
work was arranged.
The entertainment Of May "a
was given by the High school,
seventh and eighth grade pupils.
The play, "The Court of Fame,'
was presented in a manner that
did credit to the pupils and their
teachers, Miss Lamb and Miss
Hamilton. This was one of the
incest school entertainments ever
given here.
Friday evening the lower
grades gave an entertainment con-
sisting of songs, recitations, drills
and dialogues. The program was
exceptionally rendered from the
! opening chorus, "The Voyagers,'
which was especially beautiful as
, sang by the sweet, young voices to
the closing drill by Miss Martins
r pupils. Miss Goodknecht and
} and Mrs. Freeland's pupils all
performed their respective parts
, in manner which showed mark ed
ability on the part of the pupils
! and careful training by the teach
4 ers. The musical part of each
program as well as the music for
} the graduating exercises was the
! work of Miss Cation. In listen
ing to the children sing one can
not but notice the remarkable con-
, troll which Miss Cation has over
, the voices of her pupils. The
, music has been very satisfactor
, this year under her able direction
and it is deeply retted that she
will not be here this year. Not
only will she be missed in the
school, but by her many warm
friends in other circles as well,
who, while they regret to have her
, 60, are pleased that she has 80
good a osition. Miss Cation will
, be supervisor of music of the
Walla WaIla public schools next
year.
The proceeds of these enter
tainments netted about 500. Not
only is Morrow county indebted to
the Heppner teachers and pupils
for this sum. but for a vast amount
of work as we'll. To Miss Lamb,
as chairman of the Morrow county
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-06-01

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tes beraus babet."
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= Die Dor einiaer Belt aufael6ite
oeutihe 8reuserbinifipn in ben arle.
rltanilben @emaHern miro laut 8ers
fiaung Der 8eibs Warinepermal.
tuna oemn6hft pieber eingerihtet
tperoen. Gin gang neuer Banaers
treuser 1T als 5laaeidiff beitimmt.
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= Oas B6ie, oas man an iirh
ielbft bat, frat tnan beito barter an al,
anberen, W.
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- Die Sebler grocer Wanner aei.
gen iih anl einorinatihiten bel ibren
- Wahabmern.
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nj. 6. & 8. 8abn.

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Qbfahrt.
Nob 8aco, 5ort Bortb, Dallas. &amias
gitb, ct. Souls mnb gbicag0. tdelilb,
(Suniet DepDt) ..........8.45 Mbenbs
S0calaug nia Smitbbille. =. z. .108Drm.
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Dallas, Sort Wortb un6 @acD, t1aiib
(Sunfet DepDt) ..........8 WurQens,
40calauq nia Smithbille. :. 9.]5 Mbenb8
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Sind's 5 Gents 5aoana @iaarre.
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2. e ttel.
AE9 elante b. 20lltne unb pree
gXk mterleutnant b. 2iebenftein
q" ftonoen neben Dem ssliieel.
nStellen Sic ii6 bierber,
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