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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1911)
r . . l, IL ---i- J 11 in Tin mi - tt- r '1 " - f " " "-1 u- ' ' Bflf ies-Jierald. UK I.AI10KBT CUMULATION Or RYNKWSrArKU IN THIS COUNTY. SATURDAY AlUlllHT U, IHI Locnl News. C. Orr of Cliicntro is in the bw fresh Brocories-just re ed nt Hngoy & Richardson's. R. Dnwson ami Bert Porter stmonjr our visitors irom sun- day. fine and complete lino of Harden and flowerbeds at I'n firnenrv. , ,....,,,...,. , siey tjrnwioru is uuck irom ctended trip to Yakima and outside points. y Sliaver has n fine Harden year on the Sutton place this f of Wright's Point. esh supply of groceries in- Injr lard, bacon hams etc. jgey & Richardson's. jert Johnson camo Silver Creek Tliursday in pany with Frank Dibble. Ill and see the late arrivals ress goods, shoes, ties, furn- js etc. at Hagey & Rich- an. ... N over 4 tnes Paul and wife and Miss rstrich were in the city the of the week from their fcs. French Hotel serves a Sunday dinner and special Ition is given to family 1 fce. inty Clerk Waters and As- Donegan and family have led from their outing in Valley. flip Penick was called home telegram announcing that laughter had been thrown fa horse and hurt His bro- remained here. ant Kesterson is over from ind on business. He has contract to erect a new 1 house in that district and ting for teams to haul the Br. $5,000.00 of additional depositors' sccttri tu was added by the Directors of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BURNS, OREGON at their regular meeting on July 22nd 1911, at which time the Surplus Fund of the Bank was increased from $50,000.00 to $55,000.00. - EVERY $ of the capital of this bank is now reinforced by $2.20 of earned Surplus thus afording our depositors an unusual degree of safety CAPITAL : : : : $25,000.00 SURPLUS : : : : $55,000.00 United States Depositary Oregon State Depositary Accounts Invited H. will never again be quite lu are today mentally or cally. Perhaps not ever '. will you be able to get so ng" a pliotowwph-thnt1 , , ,, Rim... ...... .... i.i.... ir:: l "u-"'"v-"'' !" run.u vuu i um.iv. viaik ayer Studio. 1 Alteration free at Schenk Bros. Supt. L. M. Hnmilton. was in the city Thursday. kite woolens in Scotch Tweeds at Schenk Bros. I. C. Raymond was in the city during this week. Winona wagons are the best. For sale by Harriman Mercantile Co. Isaac Foster nnd son Frank were in the city from Silver creek during the week. Fr T? IT nnrrnw loft thisi left for Grant county points looking for a new practice. MASON AND ECONOMY! certain. JARS AND JELLIE GLASSES1 Dealers AT THE BUSY CORNER STORE. I. II. Holland and family, Miss Vera Hendricks. Miss Ella Crow ley, John Gilcrest nnd Ray Duns more made up a party of cami- ers wno leit rucsuay lor me P. C. Petersen came in from the ranch this week. Best canned corn $3.25 a case Harriman Mercantile Co. N Geo. Fry and family and Mrs. Pearl Fisk and children have gone to Spring creek for a few days outing. Geo. A. Smyth is coming over from Diamond tomorrow in his automobile to take back Misses Marion Cummins arid FJrusa Dod son to spend a week on the ranch. For summer diarrhoea in child- run nlwnvs irivo Chamberlain's location lor'CoUC( cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and a speedy euro is For sale by all good T, C. Albritton spent several days in our city this wcolc. Best Hour (guarantee) $8.50 bbl. Harriman Mercantile Co. Full lino of Lownoy's fnncy box chocolates at 13. B. Reed & Sons. .... m . , -N Dunn j.u mi. nun mitt, v-'in Clemens, Thursday, Aug, :s, a son. Cleaning nnd pressing for ladies nnd gentlemen nt Schenk Bros. P. A. Foley, of La Grande is in tho city greeting old time friends. Everything for every body nt the Lunnburg, Dal ton & Co. Department Store. Somo of tho camping pnrties havo returned this week but others have gone out. Rough and dressed lumber of all kinds" now on hand at tho Williams Bros. Saw Mill. Rough lumber $15 per thousand. Tho Presbyterian cuurch man so has received a now coat of paint nnd is being refurnished for the new pastor. Geo. M. Bailey, Hugh K. Gil- mour and R. A. Hnrrower of Philadelphia, are registered at the French house. N iinfciiiin'iaiiniinnu.miL iiiMMwiumwui'i wiwiwi mamn lob printing Tlio Times-Herald John Snyer Jr. to Grant county on a visit MIhs Gertudo Barnes arrived homo today from Portland to visit for sevoral weeks. Pastukk - Seven milcH from Burns. Both horses nnd cattle. $2 per month. Mrs. E. E. Ows ley. G. W. Raycraf t has moved his to this city during tno time no is working on tho Hissnor build ing. The personal attention given guests at tho French Hotel has iven it a good reputation L. B. Culp, Prop. KTrt r rn r.t.. In i.,, f-mj HUB. V. , UUIVJI ID UVUl 11UII1 her Crnno Creek homo on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Terrill. Blue prints of any township in Burns Land District, showing Buttcriuk Patterns at Luna- iaa gono ovorpjUrK' Dallon & Co- Rough lumber $15.00 per M. at Mill. BuitNH Milling Co. Will Gruy and wife were in the city yesterdav from Lawen. W. L. Best's physician reports him progressing most satisfac' tory and expects to have him out in a few days. ' Mrs. C. II. Leonard and daugh ter Anncll spent a few days with Mrs. C A. Byrd on tho homestead this week. Reatos for sale, all sizes and lengths, price 20 cents per foot. Any one desiring Reatos address W. A. Ford of J. O. Alborson, Alberson, Oregon. Dr. Griflith went over to Al berson Sundny to sec tho old pioneer, W. E. Alberson, who is suffering from rheumatism. Ho reports Mr. Alberson quito feeble name of entryman, date and kind from n complication of ailments, of entry, topography, etc., $1.00; a well known Des Moines each. Ore Piatt T. Randall, Burns, nio.N Hanley of Burns, Presi- )f the Central Oregon De- inent League, was in town Mr. Hanley is boostipg eague and says there will lodel farm school and sta- every county in Central in nexl year.- Prairie Min- fzog, the Tailor, will he for business on or about 115 in the Mrs. Millar build- to doors north of the French Friends and strangers Drdially invited to see him. ran experienced cutter and having held good cutting jns before coming to Burns, fore he will give satisiac- id fair treatment. E. E. Owsley and family, Grant Sturtevant and wife, one of the Sweek girls and Harry Howell left Tuesday for Ml. Vernon to camp for a while and pick huckleberries. Misses Dodson nnd Cummins have given up the entertainment mentioned in our last issue but may give another play of some netting. Inquire nt this oflice nature before they return to. or Mrs. E. M. White, Voltage. The Harney Saw Mill, R. L. Bunvard proprietor, now has on hand n large amount of rough and dressed lumber and can fill orders on short notice. A good road to the mill. Hurry orders maybe 'phoned in. Mrs. Cy Sweek of Burns was visiting her friend, Mrs. Mattie Hubbard this week. She expects to return soon with her daugh ters for an outing at Blue Moun tain Springs. -Prairie Miner. Fon Sauk CheaiNcw house, well outfit for CO foot well, 1C0 rod galv. woven wire pasture fence, also galv. foot poultry Portland to resume their studies. hitched W. A. Goodman has a centrifugal pump on his port- Oregon. P. G. Smith, Neil Smith and Lee Thomburg and wife camo in able gasoline engine and is cm-1 Saturday from the railroad. ployed sprinkling certain portions Phil shipped a paitof tho cattle of Main street. This small en- he recently took out to market gine and pump does good work J nnd the" rest aro in pasture. Ho and demonstrates what could be is back to get more which are done with a large one in tho way i being gathered and will bo of fire protection. driven out. RAND ROUND UP Shirtwaists, Silk Waists, Skirts, Underskirts and Ready to wear Costumes tOM AUGUST 14 TO AUGUST 26 HE BUSY CORNER STORE $ .75 Shirt Waists for - - - $ .60 1.00 Shirt Waists for - - - .80 2.00 Shirt Waists for - - - 1.55 2.50 Shirt Waists for - - - 1.95 a.00 Shirt Waists for - - - 2.35 4.00 Shirt Waists for - - - 3.10 G.50 Silk Shirt Waists fo'r - 5.10 7.50 Silk Shirt Waists for - 5.90 9.00 Silk Shirt Waists for - 7.00 $ .75 Petticoats for - - - - $ .00 1.00 Petticoats for - - - - .80 1.50 Petticoats for - - - - 1.15 2.00 Petticoats for - - - - 1.55 .75 Underskirts for - - - .GO 1.00 Underskirts for - - - .80 2.25 Underskirts for - - - 1.80 3.50 Underskirts for - - - 2.75 4.50 Underskirts for - - - 3.40 0.00 Underskirts for - - - 4. CO $ 4.50 Dresses for - 5.50 Dresses for - (5.00 Dresses for - 8.50 Dresses for 10.00 Dresses for - 11.00 Dresses for - $3.55 4.16 4.55 G.70 7.85 8.60 $ 2.00 Skirts for 4.50 Skirts for 0.00 Skirts for" 7.00 Skirts for 8.00 Skirts for 10.00 Skirts for $1.50 3.55 4.70 5.55 0.30 7. 05 ememberthe date Aug. 14 to Aug. 26 TWO WEEKS ONLY HE BUSY CORNER STORE Schwartz I. Schwartz PROPRIETOR PROPRIETOR. James Fellows expects to leave for Portland in the near future on business in connection with his electric light plant. A Inrge force of men aro at work on the Hissncr building and the first floor will soon be in readiness for occupancy. Automobiles to all pnrts of the country day or night. Regular auto stage to Prairie City. Phone Burns Garage. Aitcim: McGowan, Prop Dr. Griffith was called to mond the first of tho week to see Mrs. Chns. Frasier. Ho reports tho patient improving, Engineer Faulkner and J. R. Wlicolor have gone to Emigrant creek to look over tho power site project for parties interested. Frank Harrison and family and Robt. Stoner aro home from Steens mountain where they were in camp for a couple of weeks. v Miss Josie Locher, one of the high school teachers, has returned ft oni Chicago where she hns been attending n summer course of study. I. L. Poujade and family came over from their Cow creek home yesterday in their auto. Mr. Poujade states ho has finished haying. Cement walks will be put down at once in front of the Reed property also tho gap be tween tho Windsor nnd Harney County National Bank. John Sovcdgo informs us he has a finu garden this year nt his ranch this side of Right Point on the old Narrows road. He will soon havo corn to use. C. B. Smith nnd wife and Mrs. E. A. Staufl'er and children loft Thursday for their homes in Winncmucca after a very pleas ant visit with relatives and friends in this city. Miss Myra King, the "hello' girl is out on a three weeks vaca tion. In company with her youngest sister Chespa she will visit on Otis creek, Junturn, Buchanan's? Pnujndo's and other places. Tho new Times-Herald build ing will contain some very de sirable ofilco rooms and onofino largo store room which aro for rent. Some of the ofilco rooms aro already spoken for. See tho manager about rentals. On Aug. 1 tho Home IIolol was closed to nil trnnscient cus tomers nnd Mrs. Smith will now conduct a bonrding houso for re gular weekly customers and roomers. Those desiring should cnll and sec Mrs. Smith. Wesley Stroat and Thos. Duko camo in Tuesday to take positions on Tho Times-Herald building. Both aro brick masons and havo worked with contractors Mc Gowan and Swain before. With this added force tho building will progress quito rapidly. .... -N uiijii. l-iouey, mo nuie cniei, is homo from an extended visit to tho Warm Spring Indinns over near Prineville. Louey says ho is glad to got back. Ho likes this town nnd country as it was tho homo of his fathers years boforo tho white man camo to change conditions, The Production of tno Passion Play at tho Ugo this .week was much appreciated by big crowds. Rov. C. C. Bnbbidge, pastor of tho Presbyterian church, gavo an interesting talk and explana tion during tho flhowlng of tho pictures last night. Miss Louel Smith sang "Tho Holy City." woman after suffering miserable for two days from bowel com- L. O. Hnrdisty, at one time a, Plaint was cured by one dose of resident of this place but now oCChnmberlain's Colic, Choleraand Diarrhoea Remedy, all good Dealers. For sale by fjiko county, is hero this week rcnowing acquaintances. He miiiH many cm , ges ... uunu ana j, R st;nson BaU,B Umt prin. is glad to see the improvments. evie w, furnish a bi? de,eRa. If you wish to avoid tho warm lion for the coming Central Ore weather go to tho Mt. Vernon gon Dovelopmcht League meet Hot Mineral Springs, where you1 ing to be held hero during fair can get a clean cool bath in the i week. The Commercial Club pool, tho shade is delightful and and citizens should begin pre tlio Hot Mineral baths will curejparation for this week as it will bring many prominent men to this section who should receive a your ills if you have any J. A. Wnsgatt, tho local repre sentative of the Oregon & West ern Colonization Co., has been showing Wm. Copron, Charles Walker and Charles M. Ball some of the company lnnds in this vicinity. All three gentle man arc irom springliclu III., and want land in this country. A valuable two-year-old trot- ing mare belonging to Dr, Den- man and sired by Twelfth Night, iluwl fit ftin fntf rrrnnlc! rI'liiita- a,i tv till ttlll KiUUIIUO iiiuia-i day night. She had contracted j ?,"? .a'IoJ .!" good impression. This meeting and the fair should have the sup port of all from now until the date set. I'UTITION KOU I.IQUOH MCUNHK Wo, tlio umluralKiiuil lcgul otcra of I.ako Product, Hurnuy Comity, Btnluof EXCELLENT FACILITIES Because of its excellent facilities and the courte ous, painstaking attention given each separate depos itor, THE HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, is steadily growing in strength, in scope and in con fidence of the people. The management of this thoroughly reliable institu tion is vested in men of wide experience and sound judg ment nnd the clerical force is thoroughly adequate to meet the most urgent demands of a growing patronage. .Accounts both large and small are cordially invited. THE BARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK of Burns Owned and controlled by Home People RESOURCES over $400,000-00 -DRUGS'- DISINFECTANTS! s 5 c '! Ofoiioii, ru9)ctltilly petition llio Hon, County Court of Harney County, Statu of OruKOM, to K'nt a I.kenro to Harris il KltzKonild to soil Spirituous, Malt nml Vliioim Llipiorn In lutt ciuatititfva than I.ukii I'ri'clnct llimity flillnlu Cut., .if l .... f (In. n. . .1..1 . . . . ,. WUMIIIJ , MltllU Ul VIV,llt .lf,l.V..1.l. mug xevcr oeioro oemg urougni of , molllIHi a(, ,iuty houiul w will tip but it (lid not develop until last or pr. week. Mr Johnson nnd Veterinary naiic Harry Smith worked heroically L ., with her but couldn't save her. h, noIe, They regret tho loss deeply. looo.j.iinii J. R. Stinson, the Prineville j, rs representative of the Oregon & u a. fmin Western Colonization Co.. camo MwmlfrH n Klllott Name J. H liraMit Walter Ilunnrr J. W. llrown J. II. Wltzel over Thursday accompanied by his wife and C. H. Draper and wife. " Mr. Draper is cashier of the First National Hank of Wells, i lVank Smith Minn., and is looking over the! Wulttr i:. HrinKiu big land grant In the interest of V a big syndicate he represent. It is likely n largo acreago of this land will be purchased by Mr. Draper. LISTEN! s If broad-minded business ol wealtli realize that lite Wultl Joint Ilnon Win. Dunn Join Woodcock A McKoniio O. W. Cocklln J II llrummrr Tom DouKlns Cliuido Scling 0. V. Uev! men ' 'ik wiitto inSUr-i I', u. i.umir mice is a sane and safe way to1"'' " ," make provision for tho future, w ji, omIkMou if they recognize tho fact that I a l'otoraou other forms of wealth may be in accessible at the very moment when they nre most in need, it behooves tho rest of us to look to our duty in this regard. Oregon Life olfer you tho best contracts of life and investment insurance. You can havo no moro than two excuses for refusing to take in surance. You haven't health or you do not love your family. (llMI, HICO W. Dunn Jr A. Uravus t J oo Corley John Itobortnon T. llemlmw Notlco la lioroby Clifford Grouibeck V. Kruae O. A Haines W. K. Sullivan (loo. W. Ottwlfiold II II. Klllott A. V Mr uuidnnd I). H. Oravt-a I'ri'd llurmer Wlllluin Duniau K. T llnluy Trunk U IlroHii (Jeo. W. Simmons A. Spoiiulvr Win. Wuld W. i:. Collins IMwurd AndcrKon Sidney Comofya Janms Itutlierford Miirlln Tandy A rnrn8Worth W. It Jones Iladdon Klllott Tom Dunn A Ij. Joncn I. II, I Diners Frank Dunn K O. Dunning H. J. Midwinter N. O. 'lynch Will Now ton A. Mnralinli C. S. Dunn .1. Henderson 11 Tone Klen that Harris A 'LEAN UP TIME is here. We have a good stock of disinfectants for water sinks, cesspools, etc., the proper use of which will safeguard against disease. Don't forget Ammonia when you clean house for removing grease and stains from wood work. Azoa will kill your mice and rats, and all of their neighbors. The Welcome Pharmacy ST A TinNERY 2 1 WARRANT CALL Fitzgerald, applicants lor tlie above liquor license will apply to tlio uIkimi named court for audi licunso on tho Uh day of September 11)11, at tho lourt houso, Ilurna, Oregon, Dated tills 4th day ol August 1011. Il.ucitlH A FirzuKiiAiD. : C. E. LEMAY Painting, Paper Hanging Sign Writing Notice is hereby given that there arc sufllcient- funds in tho county treasury to redeem nil Harney county warrants register-, Estimates given on all classes of ed prior to May 1st, 1911. In- such work, tercst ceases on all suclf warrants .. r from July 8, 1911. I AGENT HENRY BOSCH WALL PAPER Simon Li:wia, Treasurer of Harney County. Headquarters at French Hotel CENTRAL OREGON DAY AT THE - Astoria Centenial Jubilee THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 1911 The Centcmiinl celebrates the One-IIundreth Annivcrsnry of the First White Settlement in the Northwest m Mi m SPECUTACULAR MARINE AND MILITARY PAGEANT 9 S Program for tho day will includo Young American's Pnrado in tho nftornoon, Drill in tho evening. Indian War Dances, Kite Flying Contests and Concerts by Ellory'H Band. PACIFIC COAST REGATTA Tho OroaicHt Aquatic Event to bo Hold in tho West For Central Oregon Day at tho Centennial, tho Oro- goti-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company will hoII round trip tickotH, August 10, Madras to Deschutes .Junction at One Fare to Portland plus $3.00. Wm. McMurray (Jonoral Paauongor Agent, Portland, Oregon DISHES AT COST In order to get more room for my stock of furniture I have decided to close out my entire line of China, Earthenware, Glassware, Granite ware, Positively at Cost I have one of the finest and most complete lines of this class of ware in the city. INDUCEMENTS FOR QUICK SALES G. W. CLEVENGER, THE FURNITURE MAN 'Vfe-wefe'fe-.'Vfe. 'ie''.'V.-' PHARMACY No two people are alike and no two prescriptions are alike That's why every prescription has to be treated in a separate and distinct manner. You get this individual treatment, moreover, you get the consideration and carefulness that should al ways be exercised where medicines aro consumed and where health is at stake. Let us fill iour prescription, gou will be served exact Ig right in every wag. The City Drug Store REED BROS., Proprietors VV"V'. ''.'' "'.'V"VVtk.'1&.'.V 4k 400.o1000 Gallons Per Hour Plenty of Water Whenever and Wherever You Want It No troublel No workl No pumping in the freezuic cokll The Form Pump Engine will provide nil the water you need for the house, dairy, burn, feed lot, pasture- anywhere you want it. 1 worki) right outdoors In zero weather. Provides water at the right temperature no Ico-packeJ tanks or bothersome tank heaters. Costs less than a pooil windmill. Does ten times as much work. Saves two men's wage every day it runs and never J grumbles About long hours or "loufk. ' on the job. Attaches to Any Pump In 5 Minutes f Ample Power for Small Hachltury Hits pulley lor running any nana or loot rawer machinery. Helps tbs women folks by turning the cream separator and cliuru. Hie wushlns maculae and wringer, etc. Kuns the corn shelter, funning mill, feed mill, grindstone, Dors most nil the drud cry chores in half usual time. All rJr for n -no itru to buy, Comes on Its own base. No foundations or plntd rms ncedt d. Kour small bolts fasten It to any pump. No belts, halts, arms, wntklnir beams or nnchornoMs. liuslly moved unywliero oi n wlicelDurrow. See the Englno at Work We have a Farm I'urap Rnglno on exhibi tion in our snow rooms. 11 is at wora mosc all riav (lolni? the kind of work that Is most tlritanma to the fanner llrlitirln ttid fainllv and let us show you how this I'tirm 1'iuiip Knglna will do your hardest winter work at small cost. W. T. SMITH, Agent IOuitcljei, Ore, H 1 3 flTI ft Fl sffJ r vtmm b httjl ejTi Vltl w Minns I AsBBWA iJsriT' In I iB ssiBBlllHsisullHiflswk .sisliiBBllHii VMiMa4ltD tj.4 Jall.(. AW lmstbsi f lmU tWp . IMA 4 mW IWti smi t