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th gazcttb-times. heppner. ore., Thursday, sept. 7, 19 is
Charlie Chaplin in "The Bank" at the
Star Theater, September 15 and 16.
Don't fail to see him.
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BOARDMAN NEWS NOTES
Will and David Hynd, with their
sister, Miss Annie spent the week end
ou a visit at the home of Chas. Hyud
at Ukiah. The third crop of alfalfa
on the Hynd ranch is now ready for
cutting and will soon be put into the
stack. These boys have fine crops
of hay this season.
THE GAZETT-TIMES LOSES ITS
"DEVIL."
The mechanical force of the Ga-
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There was an old man up in Wor-!son w" "T uleJ T
Chester j swept uui uie unite cmpucu iuv waste
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ter.
Robert Xotson Writes Resignation
and Will Soon Leave For Salem.
To Attend School.
But the bird kept his head,
For the man quit and said,
"I can't do it as well as I uorcester.'
rollers; has handed in the following
resignation and will leave at once for
Salem to enter school.
The Gazette-Times,
Gentlemens:
I hear bie wish to tel u that i wish
to resine my pozittion as devil in ur
I hope it will not beto biter a
Notice of Estray.
There strayed from the Mike Mar
shall ranch in the sand country some shop.
time ago, one bay mare branded L C disapintment to u felers to lurn this,
on left stifle and also hat brand ; and 1 am caled to go to salem and my doty
one buckskin horse branded circle M. is to do so. I wil go to scul ther.
Information leading to the recovery however 1 hope to meat u laeter.
of these horses will be paid for by ur devl Bob.
Hugh Laine, Heppner, Ore. pea-es. wish to quit saterday.
FORMAL SHOWING
OF
Fall Millinery
Mrs. L. G. Herren announces to the ladies of Morrow
County the arrival of the new and beautiful styles
in Fall Millinery which will be ready for
your inspection
SATURDAY, SEPT. 9th
Through a large wholesale millinery house we have been
fortunate in securing the services of Beatrice Hill,
an experienced and capable trimmer of New.
York. Thus we are better prepared to
offer you more tastily trimmed hats
than heretofore.
. MRS. L. G. HERREN
MAY STREET, OPPOSITE PALACE HOTEL,
HEPPNER, OREGON
Monday being Labor Day, the Gov
ern meat men were laid off.
Mike Crafton from Portland spent
Sunday with S. H. Boardman.
H. A. Frick received a telegram
Friday calling him to Hermiston.
Hotel Boardman is rnnnig full ca
pacity these days regardless of the
heat.
Miss Clara Voyne with H. O. War
ner and wife were callers at the Allen
home Friday.
Mrs. H, A. Frick went to Hermiston
Thursday to visit here sister-in-law
and to recuperate.
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Warner and
Miss Emma Pfeifer drove over to Co
yote Monday evening.
The O-W. R. & N. recently made a
trial trip over the Coyote Cut-off with
80 loaded freight cars.
J. E. Ellis of Ukiah was in town
Tuesday looking over the project
with a view of buying.
Mrs. P. Koohler was in Arlington
Friday to consult a doctor. She re
turned In the afternoon.
Pete Koohlers moved his tents to
Messner Sunday to be nearer to the
Government camp, where he works.
Boardman school will start Sep
tember II with Miss Clara Voyne as
teacher. About 20 will be enrolled.
Roy Rand moved his family into
town Monday. They have been camp
ing ont by the old government camp.
Win, Kenedy of Hermiston, one of
the Boardman townsite promoters,
spent Tuesday in town between
trains.
The general superintendent of the
O-W. R. 1sT. in his private car
stopped at Boardman two hours Mon
day afternoon.
S. A. Barnes and son have finished
plastering one of the rooms in the
Blayden-Mack building. It is now
ready tor the front and shelves.
The Blayden family received the
sad news of the death of an old friend
Mrs. Gertrude Whittemore while on
the boat coming down from Alaska.
Panl Ruddy received a telegram
Wednesday telling of the serious ill
ness of his father in Portland. He
left on a speeder for Arlington, where
he caught No. 11.
Saturday evening Boardman was
visited with a heavy wind and dust
storm which later turned Into a driv
ing rain. No damage has been re
ported by anyone in this locality.
N. C. Jensen and R. W. McShane off
Portland drove through here in their
car Wednesday. They are well drill
ing contractors and have 7 machines
in varioas localities. They expect
to move one here soon.
Mrs. E. B. Trumball left for Port
land Friday on No. 2 to be under the
care of a doctor. Mrs. Trumball's
json, Vaughn C. Flltchcraft came In
I from Umatilla Monday and accom
panied her to Portland.
f Lyle Blayden, son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. C. Blayden, left early Saturday
for Weiser, Idaho where he will at
tend the Idaho Intermountain Insti
tute this winter. The term opens
Sept. 6.
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SEPTEMBER 14, 15, 16, 1916
Three Big (Gala Days
Entertaining Educational Amusing
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F. M. Atkinson, of Fort Collins,
Colo., has arrived in Heppner to take
up his duties as manual training in
structor in the local high school. Mr.
Atkinson is a graduate of the Color
ado Agricultural College and comes
well flitted to teach the subjects as
signed to him. He will also have
charge of the athletics.
Special Milking Contest
SPECIAL CASH PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN
FOR THE BEST MILK COW. THIS CON
TEST WILL BE UNDER THE SUPERVISION
OF F. W. KEHRLI, STATE DAIRY AGRI
CULTURIST FOR EASTERN OREGON, AND
IRA M. MORGAN, MANAGER MORROW
COUNTY CREAMERY. COWS ENTERED
FOR THIS CONTEST MUST BE ENTERED
NOT LATER THAN TUESDAY, AND THE
CONTEST WILL LAST FOR THE THREE.
DAYS OF THE FAIR. THE MILK WILL BE
WEIGHED AND TESTED AND THE
AMOUNT OF BUTTERFAT WILL GOVERN
THE AWARDS. FIRST PRIZE $10.00; SEC
OND PRIZE $7.50; THIRD PRIZE $5.00. A
SPECIAL LECTURE ON THESE COWS
WILL BE GIVEN BY THE JUDGE.
W. B. Smith, who served as pastor
at the Federated church the past
year, has been transferred by the Co
lumbia conference recently In session,
to Weston. His place here will be
taken by Rev. Lewalling. Rev. Lew
ailing has a wife and one child. Rev.
A. L. Thurman is now presiding El
der and Rev. Coan is appointed to the
pastorate at Lexington.
Mrs. F. Lnper announces her Fall
.Opening of Millinery on Saturday Sep
tember 9th. The ladies of Morrow
county are cordially Invited to call
and inspect the many new and beau
tiful styles. For the benefit of ladies
visiting In Heppner during the Mor
row County Fair, we have fitted up a
convenient rest room, which we in
vite yon to make use of.
J. L. Teager, well known local man
returned Sunday evening from a two
months' visit spent In Kansas and
Missouri. Mr. Yeager says the corn
crop in Kansas is a failure this year,
but otherwise business is good in the
middle west. He was glad to return
home after passing through one of
the wannest seasons that section hag
endured for years.
HERBERT MUTO, Aviator
In Thrilling Dives and Loops. He I
performs the most thrilling stunts
ever attempted by an aviator.
I THE ELKS' BAND, Of La Grande f
one ot Uregoirs premier musical or
ganizations, will furnish music
on all three days.
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1 Amusements A PIenly---Round!
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Ferris
Wheel. Doff
and Pony Show, African Jungle and Girl Show,
Aeroplane, Portland Ad Club Quartette, Punch
and Judy Show, Magician, Flying Trapese and
Revolving Ladder Act three times daily, Elks'
Band of La Grande, Dancing and Other Features. X
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I Lectures on Subjects of Interest to Agricul-1
turists, Horticulturists and Stockmen.
Mrs. Alice Davies of Pasadena, Cal
ifornia, is a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Brown in this city,
Mrs. Davies being a niece of Mr.
Brown's. This is the first time Mr.
Brown has seen his niece' In 17 years.
Mrs. Davies teaches school In Califor
nia and has been visiting relatives in
Oregon daring her vacation.
Vic Baldwin and wife have gone to
GrangevilLe, Idaho, for the remain
der of the harvest season and they
may decide to spend the winter there
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Colt Show. Stock Judging Contest!
Best County Fair In Oregon
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