The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1913-11-06


buck which Mr.. Smead killed, is sal,
by those who saw it, to be one of th
largest ever killed in this section
1t to four men to put the animal ol
horse to carry him into camp.
Harry Cummings. fruit inspecto
of Morrow county, is making Pendle
ton visit today He brougth will
him a sample of his "CumminRs
Perfection" ample and it only needs 1
taste to convince anyone that thu
apple is we'll named. In flavor il
surDasses all other varieties grown il
this section of the country Pedletor
C. o.
If you want to save doctor bills,
put fat on your ribs, muscles on your
bones and gray matter in your head
use rye bread made from HeDpner
Milling Company's Rye Flour, which
is made from the best of the Morrow
County Rye. This is the sweetest
and richest Rye Flour oa the market
Try it and be convinced. If
W Fl. Dooley and Iver Williams of
Seattle were buying horses here last
week. They made up carload and
shiDped them out on Sunday The
buyers left the same morning for
Condor and Fossil whore they will
buv another carload. Thev expect to
return to Heppner at later date and
continue their buying.
Rev. T. A. DAVIS, Conference
Evangelit Of the NJ e. Church, will
deliver a lecture at the Federated
church, Monday. November 10th, at
z 80 p. m Subject "'That Life that
knows no defeat Every body in
vited No charge will be made but
collection will be taken to defTay the
expenses of the speaker.
Smead & Crawford are handling
the new town site of Coos Bay for
Heppner and Morrow ronnty. Now
is good time to make an investment
in this coming seaport wn of Oregon
Yon should get In on the ground floor.
If interested, see plats and get terms
from above representatives.
R. F Hynd was up from Portland
this week arranging his business
affairs here preparatory to leaving
for visit with his people in Scot
land. He will leave Portland with
his family next week and they ex-
pect to remain in the Old Country
until next September.
Mrs. Turner. head nurse at Hepp-
ner Sanitorium suffered a fractured
shoulder recently. the result of being
thrown from horse she was riding.
While the injury is quite severe Mrs.
Turner still remains on duty at the
hospital compelled to work with one
hand only.
The Sunday Oregonian for Nov 2
contains a picture of the new Heppner
High School and the 1914 graduating
class together with write-up. This
new school building is proving great
advertisement for our city and is the
best investment our citizens ever
made.
Mrs. Harry L. Davis, of Oakland,
California has been spending the mast
month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
4. J. Stevenson. in Heppner on ac-
.ount of the serious illness of her
mother who is now greatly improved.
Steve Hsrer and Vim. Chapman left
or Morrow county Yesterday with a
,and of lambs that they recently sold
o Henry Scherzinger receiving $500
Ter head They were all coarse
ambs. Long Greek Ranger
Dan Stalter arrived from the Green
orns on Tuesday. He had spent the
ast summer at his Mayfower mines.
lie says it is verv snowy over there
ow. Mr.. Stalter will spend the
winter in Heppner |,
DIR. W. H. Davis, of Albany, a
of Mr.. E. r. Huston,
anne up on Thursday last to assist in
he operation on Mrs. Huston at
Ieppner Sanitorium. He returned
ONE Saturday.