Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-04-05

Miss Ida flowarl returned las
week from a few months visit with
her aunt at Monmouth.
s. f.. Lee Of Lexington, trans.
acted business in Heppaer Tues
day before the laud com missioner.
Mis-. E. A. Beymer, G. H. Bey-
mer, and DR.. r. G. Hunter, Of
Lexington we're in attendance at
county court Monday.
Mrs. Frank Roberts was an out.
going passenger Monday to Pend
Teton on short visit. She will
probably visit LaGraude also.
The Five Hundred club met last
week at Mrs. B. r. Pstterson's.
Miss Nora Matlock won first prize,
very handsome bonbon spoon,
her score being 2440.
DR.. Chick of Hardmap, was
on our streets Wednesday. He
brought young man to the
hospital who had received severe
gunshot wound on the head.
IT. Z, - ~ N ,aonoc ~ Eaklaeonooa hoaJ
aches and sp,iag diso:d rs. Hollister's
Rocky Noun tain Tea is sure preven
tstive. Makes you strong aud vigorous
35c, Tea or T. bets. W. P. Mcmillan,
Lexington, Ore.
You feel the life giving current the
minute you take it. A gentle, soothing
warmth, fills the nerves and blood with
lite. It's real pleasure to take Hollis
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents
Tea or Tablets. w. P, McMiiian, Lex
ingtou, O Q.
Don't cid your wife when shs c.ar ks
al ont that stinking cigar or pipe that
you smoke. You are the one to blame.
Suppose you try The Pastime, who has
for years been selling only the best
cigars and tobacco, end We are cure
there will be no more trouble for you.
She will meet you with smile.
The lunch served by the boys of
the NJ. E Sunday school, Wednes
day evening, was success 6nan-
cially and socially. The one to be
given by the girls Of Mrs. Whiteis'
Sunday school class a week from
Friday will be a successor"
The carpenter work on the club
building vii! be finished this week.
TIL painters ard paper hangers
have their work we'll under way,
and the building is presenting
very neat and imposing appear
ance; we'll worthy The lride of an
enterprising and energetic COM
munity.
Harry Bartholomew las rented
$50 acres Of alfalfa from Odd Teal
for three years at yearly rental
of sl2 so per scre. This land is
less than mile from Echo. Mr..
Teel paid little less ,han Sc an
acre for this property. This is a
Of what enterprise and ir-
rigation will do and is doing.
Johnny Ru b died of consump-
ton Tuesd ~ morning, after pro
tacted illness. He was about "a
years of aye, and had lived the
greater part of his life in this
The body was accom-
panied to Dayton, Oregon, yester-
lay morning by his sister, Mrs.
Jesse Ford, for burial beside his
mother. Mrs. Ford had been at
he bedside Of the deceased TO-
eversl weeks.
S. Howorth was in from Butter
yreek Wednesday. He reports
ntold troubles from the Indians
n that part of the county. They
ame over from the reservation
nd steal every thing they can get
heir hands on, aud cut fences, and
lake themselves a nuisance in
eneral. The citizens are becom-
,g very indignant, and are think
,g seriously Of taking some
.renuous measures to stop their
ilfering.
Judge Ayers and Assessor Con-
Dr. went down to lone Monday to
tend the funeral of Edward Cluff,
no died at Salem shortly after I
ling taken there. Mr.. Cluff was
! old pioneer of Morrow county,
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