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THE GAZETTE-TIMT5S, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1923.
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I Butter Creek Valley News
Edited by Pin City High School
SCHOOL NEWS
Charley and Bertbol Miles register
ed in the Pine City school Monday of
this week. Berthol is in the second
intermediate room, ard Charley is in
the first intermedihte room. They
moved to this community from Sand
HoUow and reside on the Lewis
place.
Basketball suits have been ordered
for the first and second basketball
teams. The coiors are black and
orange for the first team.
Bo not mias the Thanksgiving pro
gram and shadow basket social Wed
nesday, Kov. 28. Program begins at
8 o'clock. This is at the Pine City
school house.
Miss Dorothy Howard of the inter
mediate room visited in Pendleton
Saturday.
The general science ciass is pre
paring an aquarium. Sand and grav
el are used to put on the bottom.
The boys plan to catch fish and fresh
water bugs. The girls will prepare
the aquarium.
GENERAL NEWS
There has been a considerable am
ount of fog in the valley the past
week. We have not had any frost
lately. This makes the grass and
wheat grow. Fanners ciaim that the
wheat fields are better than they
have been for several years. The
fog ended in a drizzling rain Mon
day. Mrs. Mary Bartholomew is visiting
at thhe home of her son, Charles
Bartholomew. She plans to go to
western Oregon and Kpend her win
ter at Estacada.
Miss Myrtle McNeill, teacher of
the Pleasant Point school is malting
arrangements to give piano lessons
to students on Butter creek.
The Thompson school will give an
entertainment this Friday at the
school house.
A dance is announced to be held
at the Butter crt-ek hali Saturday,
November 24. This is put on for the
benefit of the baseball club.
a large crowd in attendance and ev
eryone had a good time. Supper was
served at midnight by the high school
girls.
J. J, McDonald was seriously in
jured last Friday afternoon when his
horses started suddenly and threw
him from his wagon. He fell on Ms
head, dislocating some of the bones
in the back of his neck. He has re
ceived good medical attention and is
now recovering rapidly.
"The Time of His Life," a three
act comedy, will be presented at Lex
ington next Friday, Nov. 23, by the
Hardman high school students. Ev
eryone is urged to come.
The students have begun basketball
practice here and are showing a live
ly interest in the sport.
IONE NEWS ITEMS
Last Saturday Ray Robinson was
hammering on a piece of steel when
he had the misfortune to be struck
in the eye by a chip, causing a very
painful wound. He was immediately
rushed to Portland, where it was
found necessary to remove the eye
ball. Mrs. Robinson left Monday eve
ning to be with him during the opera
tion which took place Tuesday.
Willard Blake, while drilling grain,
stepped in between the drill and his
horses to adjut a part of his drill
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ardman iNews Items
Owing to the accident which oc
curred to Mr. McDonald 3at Friday
the high school was unable to give
their play which was scheduled for
eight o'clock Friday evening. The
plans were all completed when in
formation was brought in the last
minute that Haste 1 and Hubert Mc
Donald would be uriiible to take their
part in the play. The play has been
postponed until next Thursday eve
ning. The eat will go to Lexington
the. following evening, Friday, and
give a performance there.
Although the people of Hardman
were disappointed in not seeing the
play laet Friday evening, the pubiic
da. proved a tnjrrfe?, Thre was
dtel em
will serve a special
THANKSGIVING
DINNER
in addition to the regular
a la carte menu, on
THURSDAY, NOV. 29
from 12 to 2 and 6 to 8
at
$1.00 Per Plate
Reservations for any size
tables may be made.
when the team became frightened
and started to run. In some way Mr.
Blake managed to crawl on top of
the drill, but both his knees were
painfully bruised, laying him up for
few days. He is able to resume his
duties again.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Schriver and
their son Wayne and wife departed
Wednesday for their new heme in
the Valley, shipping their stock and
household effects by train while the
families drove through in their car.
Miss Vesper Schriver will remain
lone and still continue to work in
Bullard Pharmacy.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seeley
at their home in Jordan Fork on
Monday evening, November 19, a 9
pound daughter. MofKer and child
re reported to be getting along tine.
The same evening a daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Rosa in lone.
Mrs. Stella K. Drake came in on
Wedneiay evening's train to hold
a school of instruction in the Eastern
Star lodge. She will make her offi
cial vif-it Tuesday. November 27, when
degree work will be put on.
The Mason and Eastern Star lodg s
have their hall almost furnished and
will soon have the banquet room com
pleted. They expect to have some
very pleasant evenings this winter.
Last on McMurray has gone to
Portland to buy goods for his new
store which he expects to open soon.
Mrs. Will Osborne nas been ailing
for the last few days but is much
better at the present writing.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Engleman and
Miss Jones motored to Heppner Sat
urday to do some shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayne Moore were
in Heppner Tuesday afternoon.
CECIL NEWS ITEMS
Peter Bauernfiend returned from
Ritetr springs on Sunday and has
once more taken his place as Cecil's
right hand man. Pete feels great
benefit from his treatments at Ritter
springs and since mud baths have
been installed there he declares there
is no place to compare with Ritter.
All of Pete's friends are pleased to
hear of his good health.
R. H. Baldock, state engineer, of
La Grande, and E. Carter, resident
engineer, were inspecting the work
beng done on the Cecil highway, on
Wednesday. Work is expected to be
finished from McNabb to four mile
below Cecil in a day or two when the
graders, tractors and trucks will
move to lone ready for work on that
part of the road.
W have heard that Bena Bros,
have not leased any land from J. W.
Osborn but that John Gray, from the
Brady place near Morgan, hat rented
the Shady Iell ranch from J. W. Os
born and live there for the fu
ture. Fred Pettyjohn of Morgan will
run the Brady ranch for the winter.
Master Jackie Hynd and his pal,
E. Swapgart of Heppner, were ex
ploring all the four corners of Cecil
vicinity during their vacation and
singing (as they left on Monday for
ther studies in Heppner high school)
"Oh! Cecil! Yes, we have no Cecil
life in Heppner," etc, etc.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Ballenger and
daughter of Boardman were calling
in Cecil vicinity on Saturday. E. H.
has bought several hundred tona of
hay from Minor & Krebs at the Last
Camp and will have a baling crew
here in a few days to bale the hay
ready for shipment.
J. C. Kelsay of Grass Val)ey and
Ellsworth Swaggart of Heppner and
Miss Violet Ledford of Strawberry
ranch were the dinner guests of Miss
Annie Hynd at Butterby Flats on
Sunday evening.
Dr. Walker of lone was called to
Willow creek ranch on Friday to at
tend to Geo. Chandle who had the
misfortune to have one of his shoul
ders hurt by an accident with one of
his horses.
W. A. Thomas has returned to his
ranch near Cecil and will try wheat
farming again. W. A. has been spend
ing a year or two in lone, but has de
cided to again try living "down on the
farm."
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hart and daughter,
who have been residing at Poplar
Grove, left on Tuesday for Irrigon,
where Mr. Hart has been transferred
to other work on the state highway.
Mr. and Mrs. N. I. Morrison of
Rockcliffe, accompanied Mrs. C H.
Crandall of Hermiston as far as Port
land on Sunday on her way to Cali
fornia for the winter months.
W. Lowe and Geo. Wilson arrived
at Butterby Flats on Saturday from
Freeieout ranch with a large band of
sheep belonging to Hynd Bros., which
will winter at Cecil.
Miss Flossie Stender spent the
week end visiting her brothers at Sel
domseen ranch near Cecil before re
turning to her studies at Heppner
high achool.
G. A. Allyn of Oak Grove arrived
in Cecil on Thursday and is visiting
around amongst hit old friends for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Minor, who
have been visiting at the Last Camp
for some time, left for Portland on
Monday.
Mrs. C. H. Barnett of Four Mile,
who has been visiting in Heppner for
some time returned home on Wed
nesday. T. H. Lowe, H. J. Streeter, Walter
Pope and Henry Krebs were county
seat visitors during the week.
Mrs. R. E. Stender, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. J. E. Crabtree, were
calling in Cecil on Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Henriksen of Strawberry
ranch spent Friday with Mrs. Jack
Hynd at Butterby Flats.
Walter Pope and Roy Wirth of Sa
lem spent Monday taking in the
sights at Arlington.
Geo. Krebs of the Last Camp was
doing business in Arlington on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. '. C. Gilliam will
leiive in the morning for Port An
geles, Washington, where Mr. Gilliam
is going into business. They have
shipped their household goods and
will make the trip over to the Sound
city by car. Mr. Gilliam and his fam
ily have been residents of Heppner for
several years past, he having a posi
tion as plumber in the store of Gil
liam A Bisbee. That his new venture
will prove successful is the wish of
all Heppner friends.
Born In Heppner, November 21
1923, to Mr. and Mrs. John Voile of
Parkers Mill, a lOH-pound son.
To know
haw good a cigarette
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Take it home to
the kids.
Have a packet la
your pocket for is
ever-ready treat.
A delicious confec
tion and in aid to
the teeth, appetite,
digestion.
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W - -oealed in its '3
PorHy Package
Alaskan Reindeer
Something New For Your
Thanksgiving Dinner
A supply oif this delicious meat just ar
rived at the
LEXINGTON CITY MEAT MARKET
HOWARD LANE
A Market that Supplies the Best in
Meats and Groceries.
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with the famous
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The high, thick,
sharp-edged blocks
of that powerful
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traction. They give
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time, and promote
the efficient, eco
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Up-to-date traction drilling outfit, equipped for all sizes of hole
and depths. Write for contract and terms. Can furnish you
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THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREEN
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It usually is far easier to interest people
in an oil well in Canada or a gold mine in
Alaska than in safe and sound operations
here in Heppner. Yet virtually every well-to-do
family in this community made its
money through local activities, right here
where they could examine all detail and
watch developments.
Don't be looking far afield for opportun
ities. They are roght here in this town ev
ery day. The person with available funds
is the person who can take opportunity by
the forelock and realize a happy content
ment. We are in position to serve you,
whether it's in investment or the method to
save and be in position to extend your ac
tivities. Farmers & Stockgrowers National Bank
Heppner, Oregon
HARWOOD'S
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Jewelry
WATCH REPAIRING
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Pianos -:- Phonographs
Sheet Music -:- Records
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WE GIVE TO OUR CUSTOMERS
The Best and Largest Assortment
of Meats in Morrow County.
. The Lowest Prices Possible.
WHAT MORE CAN WE DO?
CENTRAL MARKET
G. B. SWAGGART
YOUR PATRONAGE WE SOLICIT
JUST A FEW
Thanksgiving Suggestions
Otter Brand OYSTERS, per can : 20c
SWEET POTATOES 3 lbs. for 25c
Gold Bar PEAS, per can 25c
CORN ON THE COB, per quart 35c
PUMPKIN and SQUASH, per lb 3c
MINCE MEAT, Knights' Bulk, per lb 25c
Libby's, per can 45c
OLIVES, Stuffed 25c
Green 15c and 25c
Ripe 15c
CRANBERRIES, per quart 20c
FRESH CELERY, LETTUCE, etc., at
Market Prices.
L. G. DRAKE, Prop.
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING
FoiuvDoor Sedan
PuUy tqnipptd, (613, f. o. h. DtmU
Inside and out, the new
Ford Four -door Sedan
shows improvements ol
far more than usual im
portance. It is lower and sturdier in
appearance. New cowl,
hood, radiator and apron
add size and finish to the
lront. Sun visor, and
wide, well-finished alum
inum doors with bar
handles perfect the design
of the body.
Silk window curtains,
deep broad-cloth uphol
stery; dome light, door
lock, window regulators
and handles, all finished
in nickel, complete a
refinement you would ex
pect only at a far higher
price.
Thu car tan b obtatntd through
tkt Ford WmUy furchMt PUm
LATOURELL AUTO CO.
CAR.S TRUCKS TRACTOKS
Star Theater
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23
MARGUERITE DE LA MOTTE in
"JUST LIKE A WOMAN"
Ruth Roland in 8th Chapter of
"HAUNTED VALLEY"
Pathe News Weekly, and
BULGER'S COMEDY ANIMAL CIRCUS
(See Ad in Another Column)
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24
DOUGLAS McLEAN in
"THE HOTTENTOT"
A thrilling racing comedy-drama that has
been pronounced one of the season's best
bets for entertainment. Also
"SMOKED OUT" A Range Rider Story.
SUNDAY and MONDAY, NOV. 25 and 26
Earl Williams, Alice Calhoun, Cullen Lan
dis and Wanda Hawley in
"MASTERS OF MEN"
A story of the sea, and you have our per
sonal guarantee that it surpasses any pic
ture of this kind that has ever been produc
ed. It deals with Spanish-American war
days and will appeal to all Americans.
Also COMEDY
TUES. and WEDS., NOV. 27 and 28
MRS. WALLACE REID in
"HUMAN WRECKAGE"
The sensational photodramatic drug ex
pose that throbs with human interest. You
will never forget it. It flames with blazing
emotions ! It quivers with crushing power !
It rushes with dramatic conflict! It whirls
with breathless action ! It whips with cut
ting truth! It crashes with tremendous
thrills!
Also Round 9 of "FIGHTING BLOOD"
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29
POLI NEGRI in
"MAD LOVE"
Also "Felix Calms His Conscience"