The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1912-06-13

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the editor of this journal, spent Sat
urday at the farm of Wilson Baylass
en- Rhea Creek where they succeeded
in transpIanting quite decent num-
ber of the finny tribe from the creek
to their fish baskets-at least Mr..
Smead did so. What the editor land
ed is not much to blow about. The
people along Rhea creek are certainly
lined out for a lot Of hard work right
soon in caring for their immense crop
Of hay. The alfalfa is very heavy
and will be a great crop, and every
thing else is growing and crops of all
kinds never were more promising.
Mr.. Bayless has as fine garden as
one ever looked upon and will doubt
less have car loads of cabbage and
taters this fall. And grass-well II
has been many long year since there
was such luxuriaut growth of forage
and stock is all sleek and fat Surely
this is one of the full years we have
been longing for.
Andrew Reaney, of Lexington, was
a pleasant caller at this office on FRI
day. Mr.. Reaney is a pioneer Oh
Morrow county and one of our sue
cessful farmers. During all his res
idence here he has never experienced
more propitious season than the
present. Five hundred acres of wheat
on his place should certainly maze
yield of twenty-five bushels to the
acre, and should the present favorable
weather conditions prevail for another
two weeks tho crops of his section
will have passed all danger Of injury.
Quite bucKing contest was held at
the old Ben Matteson place near Black
Butte on Sunday, wherein some head
of untamed cayuses belonging to the
Indians camped in that vicinity were
subdued. Harley Matteson, Charlie
Ridgeway and Lsren Matteson were
the riders and some of the broncs
did some stiff bucking but were un-
able to throw thier riders. Some 20
our more people were present to wit
ness the contest.
The city has had force of men
busy during the past week cutting the
grass along the sidewalks and on the
vacant lots about town and the air is
filled with smoke from the burning
thereof. Many properly owners are
also busy in like manner and the fox
; tail. cheat, and various other useless
and noxiOus weeds are being laid low
aud consigned to the flames before
they reach the seedripening stage.
o. G. Crawford, foreman of the
CT, departed for Albany and other
Willamette Valley points on Saturday.
During his absence ha will be engaged
with Prof. Boards 0. A. c. band,
will visit the coast at Newport and
also take in the big Elks convention
at Portland during which event the
band will play an engagement and
compete for prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. W B. Potter returned
Sunday from Heppner. Mr.. Potter
: said that he had rode most every thing
but his experience with that ferocious
and man eating Elk Gagged in Heppner
was the limit He thinks he will be
able to attend to business after few
weeks rest and liberal application
of arnica. Spray Courier.
1t is now we'll known that not more
than one case of rheumatim in ter
requires any internal treatment what
ever. All that is needed is free ap
. plication of Chamberlain's Liniment
: and massaQing the parts at each appli
: cation. Try it and see how quickly It
will relieve the pain and soreness.
i Sold by Patterson & Son.
Alex Lindsay was in town Frida y
on his return home from trip to
the Hardman country where he saw
Il grain fields aud grass that family
made his former conception of that
i 81 ction dwin1le into nothingress
! According 10 Alex the pf ople up that
way are living in paradise but they
r don't know it.
] Mr. Fred Elder and Miss Leila V.
Adkins we're married at the parsonaR e
of the M. E Church Sonth of Heppnar,
on last Thursday evening, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. E P.
Warren. The wedding was very
quiet one, the young people working
somewnat of a surprise on their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Eoh Eskalson have
returned from a visit of two months
with the relatives of Mr.. Eskelson in
the state of Utah. They had a very
pleasant visit and saw a great deal of
country while gone, but nothing to
compare with oregon and Morrow
county. so Eph says.
Mrs. Chas. P Barnett departed for
her home at Pendleton on Monday
after having spent couple of weeks
visiting relatives at and near Lexng-