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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1913)
tesJIerald ClreaWtton Of Any la Harney County. kAY. NOVEMBER M. 113 ol News. mit at Lunaburg, le Kern was in the nday. ird is in town on land lay. centrifugal pump for Wilson. iry Messner was reg- the French this week erly. falfa, timothy and red led may be had at the fed barn is south Burns Schncr was down from lis week delivering a pure bred chickens ahn Eichner flock. NATIONAL BANK OF MTAL AND SURPLUS IE BANK THAT .MAKES $ SAFE" ACCOUNTS Percival and D. G. idependenee, arrived are iart of the week I iiness. iheyeacnare1 (a half section of Har- land under the desert limns, tne new pro- , the Windsor Barber ling the land office, is do first class work in invites a share of the Je. Satisfaction in ct 48tf. Thompson, son of It Thompson, arrived Saturday from Salt he had been attend- while taking treat- a specialist. He has fcred his health. His him in this city and it to the home in his WHEW IN DOUBT LET SAFETY be the deciding factor and deposit with the FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Burns CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $100,000.00 ACCOUNTS INVITED Harney County Warrants are worth 100 cents on the dollar at our bank and we will pay that amount for them. Always ready for job printing. If it iant Eastman's it isn't a Kodak. Archie Forkin was in from Silver Creek during the week. Jess Bunyard was in from his home near Wagontire during the week. Stop at the Burns Hotel when in this city where there is a fine cook and very best accommoda tes, tf 31. Frank Gowan and wife are in from Diamond spending the Thanksgiving vacation with re latives. Anyone wanting good solid winter cabbage can get it from Frank King at 2 cents per pound delivered at Hums. A 4x5 kodak was left at the entrance of Tonawama Thanks giving day. The party who picked it up will please return to Llewellyn Hibbard. W. L. Best and son Wood and wife, were here this week from Silver Creek, the latter making proof on some land. Ben Mutter assisted as a witness. Wo do job printing. Tonawama tomorrow nijtht Butterick patterns burg, Da I ton & Co. A. Egli is in from spending a few days with the family. The Welcome Pharmacy) ha, a fresh supply of Vaccina, Be sure and Vaccinate your calves. at I.una-62tf. l Mi., Tii fin i 'l' ihon was in from his galley home early this recently captured an id made a present of est and State Game iley. It was placed and shipped out by by way of Bend to ime farm at Corvallis. ller, who has been in for the past two Ived here the first of id was a Kuest at the brother, Bart for a lk has a Reed piece of is vaney ana is nere Br his interests. His ich better than when and he may remain Hendricks came in irt of the week alter of several weeks Iher parents in Wash- le reports her mother luch better health kderwent an operation. ricks is one of the class of the high year and has come Bume her studies with le class mates, who welcome her. Tonawama tonight A. C. Vollmer was in from his home near Iron Mountain this week. Dr. Geo. G. Carl is prepared for special attention to all dis eases of eye, ear and nose. Eyes tested and glasses fitted. 50tf . W. T. Lester informs us they have a new baby girl in their family, born at the home of his wife's parents in Kentucky on the 12th. the FIRST national bank of prewsey to Juntura. Connec- BURNS. CAPITALANDSURPLUS . d . h h $100,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES YOUR S S S S SAFE." ACCOUHI3 "---" INVITED. We do job printing. Eastman's Kodaks and East man's Kodak supplies at The Welcome Pharmacy. Get the special prices at the Steam Laundry on dry family washing. Furnished room with light and heat for rent, also some cellar room. See H. W. Mcliose at the steam laundrv. & Son have stage from R. J. McKinnon established I daily Pictures tomorrow night at Tonawama. One of those popular Indian subjects being the par ticular feature. Clean seed barley, the six row ed variety, raised on new ground and entirely free from other seed, 11 cents per lb. Vic. Gibson, Burns. The supreme court has declared the permanent registration law passed by the last legislature in valid and voters will register as in the-past Wanted-Plain and small childrens' sewing. Infant cloth ing a specialty Mrs. S. Whiting, Rnrna 1-tf. W. R. Garrett and wife have been in the city this week from their Silver Creek home a few days this week visiting their daughter, Mrs. Roe Buchanan. every comtort possible. $G. Freight, 1 cent per lb. Fare 61 tf Two-fold Object 'his Advertisement . -- : - ' eW thSa mAvmrtimm. re nave two oDjecia in view - mi . the first is to inform you that this store is teem- th a full stock of fall goods in every line of indi.e that belongs to this business, and to m as . .! - L a a a. J a r formation so interesting tnai you my b .mv- k up the items that engage you most. ar other object is to plant the germ of conf i- i in your heart of hearts, confidence in this store willingness to serve you fairly, even generous- re is no question of its ability. Fall styles in sndise have no more thorough nor lavish ex- than our show room and counters, at your sure and get our prices on any goods you before sending off or buying elsewhere. I figure with you on your winter supplies. CHWARTZ literal merchandise - lie Building, - Burns, Oregon Mrs. Nancy Clark, one of the pioneer ladies of this section. was in yesterday from her home making proof on some land. She was accompanied by her son-in-law, Lloyd Johnson. The Clay Clemens sawmill is now at its new location and is prepared to fill any order with rough or dressed lumber, also fir lumber, buck teeth and any special order given prompt at tention. 32. Otus Sizemore and family and J. E. Sizemore were in from their homes near the west end of Har ney lake this week. Otus intend ed making proof on his desert but found he had not complied with some of the requirements and therefore had to postpone. Mrs. Millar opens a most com plete line of practical and season able millinery including all the newest ideas and novelties. At the usual stand with I. Schwartz in 'he Masonic Building. The ladies of this vicinity are invited to call at once. Assessor Donegan, Receiver Mothershead of the land office and Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Levehs, came in Monday evening by way of Bend from Portland. The Levens' had been living in Port land for several months and re turn home for the winter. They will occupy the Presbyterian manse for the present, having leased their farm home. Special program of pictures tonight at Tonawama for the school children. "Yellow Stone National Park" is one of the particularly interesting scenic reels, "Rare Specimens and Old Friends at N. Y. Zoological Garden" is another and "French Naval Maneuvers - Chaffinch and and family," a split reel, makes a third one. This program was asked for by one of the teachhrs in the public school. Usual prices. E. N. Nelson is mourning the loss of a very long friend his old saddle hore. The animal had been the property of Mr. Nelson for many years and he had be come quite uttached to him. The other day he had been using the horse and just had turned him out to get water with the inten tion of putting him in the barn, but the animal suddenly fell after coming out from the river where he had been drinking and with Mr. Nelson's aid he got up again but immediately fell again and died. A pure bred Poland China brood sow strayed from my Sage Hen ranch recently. The only mark she has is a dog bite in her ham. A suitable reward for her recovery. --H. P. Witter. 3-4 Dell Porter of Portland, was in the city this week and his sons, L. E. and wife, George and wife, and Bert, all of whom live in the Sunset section were also in town. Miss Ilelene Swain came up from l-iwen Thursday and is spending the Thanksgiving holi day period with home folks. She was accompanied up bv Lulu Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bailey Hayes, who is visiting with relatives. C? I 41 I,.. I. ..a. .1... , M twa-(.?...ll miriiti ih iihi ummi (triivt'u home Tuesday night from Salem and Portladd. He brought Roy Bunyard back was also accom panied by G. W. Walker, a real estate man of Portland, and Gladys Byrd, the youngest of the flock belonging to the manager of this great religious weekly came along. Principal Shirk of the high school and Principal Sutton of the public school took their de parture Thursday morning for Portland to spend a short time during the Thanksgiving holiday period. They will return to open the sceools again on Monday. The trip was made to Bend in Mr. Sutton's auto. Horses fed by R. J. McKinnon & Son at the White Front Barn either in the barn or corrall for 26 cents per head. 51-3 For Sale Four head of A-l milk stock and four pure bred Poland China boars. Chas. Wilson. Mrs. H. J. Jokisch, one of the teachers in the public school, left Wednesday morning for the farm in the Valley View section in company with F. H. Huntly, where she will spend the Thanks giving vacation with her hus band and son. Married -In this city Sunday Nov. 23, Luther B. Tudor and Miss Jessie Richardson, Justice Patterson performing the cere mony. The bride is a young lady from Vale. Mr. Tudor has been a resident of this county practically all his life and has many friends in this section. He is an industrious young man of many good qualities and his friends are pleased to see him get an "anchor" that he may settle down to a home which they hope will be a happy one. The Times-Herald joins in ex tending congratulations. A Nlf hi of Terror. Few nights are more terrible than that of a mother looking on her child choking and gasping for breath during an attack of croup, and nothing in the house to relieve it. Many mothers have passed nights of terror in this situation. A little forethought will enable you to avoid this. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a certain cure for croup and has never been known to fail. Keep it at hand. For sale by all dealers. Ted Hayes says he has brought the biggest hog to the local market yet this season, one he brought in the other day dressed 411 lbs. That's some hog. The packing plant is receiving a large number of porkers at present and the employes are kept busy. That's the way to market our surplus grain. Married At the residence of M. and Mrs. R. J. McKinnon, in this city Wednesday evening, Albert McKinnon and Miss Hazel Spry, Rev. D. Loree performing the ceremony. Both have resid ed in this section for several years, Mr. McKinnon having been born here. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jap McKinnon. His bride is a popular young lady with many friends. They have taken up their residence already in Burns. We join friends in extending best wishes for a happy wedded life. Married Thursday, Nov. 27, Mr. ("buries Curtis Lundy and Miss Dora Edwards, Rev. Dr. Babbidge performing the cere mony. Both are well known young people of this vicinity where they have resided for several years, Mr. Lundy being identified with business interests here. His bride is a lovely young lady of amiable disposition and winning ways and who has many friends. The young people took up their residence at once in Mr. Lundy 's suburban home down near the river. The Times Herald joins in extending con gratulations and best wishes. Dr. Carl Griffith was called to Marion county by a telegram an nouncing the death of his father, L. C. Griffith, at the family home at Mucleay, on Tuesday. The deceased was 84 years old and his death was rather sudden, Dr. Griffith not having been ap prised of his illness and was therefore somewhat shocked when he received a telegram an nouncing his death. The doctor went out Thursday morning and staled to a representative of The Timea-Herald that he would re turn in about ten days, or as soon as he can straighten up the affairs of his late father. Dr. Griffith has the sympathy of many friends in this section in his bereavement. BURNS FLOUR MILLING CO. I'm f, el Mill for predvcti: Flour $5.50 in 5-bbl. lot or raoro. Bran $1 .25 por hundred. RplUd barley $1.28 por hundred. Rolling barley $2.00 por ton in Ion lot or moro. Customers In oil cases to furnish sacks. PACKING DEPARTMENT Until further notico tho following Cash Price will prevail in selling meats: Hogs, whole or half, lie por lb. Choice pork steaks, 15c. par lb. loin, 20c WhoU pork ehomlder 12 12c Lag of pork, 15c. Whola or half mutton, lie. Front quarter mutton, 10c Hind quarter mutton, 12 1-Zc. Choice mutton for etew, 8c. Mutton chops, 18c Hind quarter hoof, 13c Front quarter hoof, lie Beef all cuts at reasonable price. The Intention of the Company i at all time to pay the boat price and ell on I cloet margin coaitant with good bui- I ne management. XMAS Presents, the kind you will be proud to let your friends Sec. A magnificent dis play of Jewelry presents that would please the severest critic. T i 1 Jiivery article is guaranteed to be just as represent ed surely there is something in that. Think it over. Special care has been taken to get the latest novelties in Watch brace lets, Cuff links, Fobs, etc. Watch this space for suggestions. You are welcome whether you buy or not. My time is yours. G. M. Salisbury Jeweler & Opt It Ion Open Evenings After Dec. 1st I 1 B Acquire The m Habit I And save a little of your salary SH - .L. A t -i li MIL js39I I every inuiuu. n. lew uuiiari un xBh the right hand side of the ledger gSfi will be a source of satisfaction to ?jH you. You can start an account vsfm with as little as ONE DOLLAR, 1 in our savings Department. Tjjg Harney County National Bank State Depositary i ,"" " ' , H The Burns Hospital MRS. ETTA CUMMINS, Prop. Beat Surgical Room and Equipment In the State Outalde of Portland. Nice Rooms, Good Care and Com fort for Patients Reasonable Terms Graduated Nurse in Charge THE OLD STAR SALOON BRENTON & HICK8, Props. Old and New Patrons Will Find the Best Brands Hero - Wines, Liquors, and Cigars Good Service, Courteous Treatment DROP IN Main Street Burns, Oregon Oregon Agricultural College FARMERS' WEEK December 8 to 13, ISIS This will be a notable event in the educational history of Oregon Farmers' Co-operation will be the leading topic of a stimulating series of lectures. The week will be crowded with discussions, and demonstrations i n everything that makes for the welfare of the farmer and home-maker. WIN TEH OUT COUaSE JaaaaMjr S la BO ! 'I'lii' Collfga Iibh a pa red no effort to make thin Ilia mort complete hort rntirmt In it hiatorjr. A nrv wide raiiKf of course! will be offered in (leu "riil Agricultural Horticulture, Animal lluxlmmlry, Dairying Poultry Keeping, Mechanic Art, Domestic Helen and ArC, (iiniiiterce, Korealry, and .Mimic. u men in lecturea and dii-cuiiioui on IAIOIKHM' CO-Ol'K RATION, at home niiil iiln niil, mid will be a leading fea ture. Make tli Ih a pleaaant and profltn bte inter outing. No tuition. Aooom ico latione rcrni iiiuhle Reduced ratoaou i I railroad. I further information Hildrevn II. M. TEN N A NT, Regialrar, Corvallla, Oregon. I'liniuir' lluaiueaa Couraea hy Cor reapondouce without tuition. NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. I'NITKUKTATKX i.ANiinrrici, i Hum. OftSMi November 14, 1911 I Nullre Is hereby Riven that Trtninaa H Steven. of I'tiiiii ton, Oregon, who. on May v, luur.mxlr ItomealMil K.iiIit No .(OV.1. ferial No IUU7, Inr V',NW.,. km. XI ami K'tNK1,. Heellmi : I. T..tnalili .1. H , Range 14 K. Vtlllan Meridian, has died nettee uf im.mu.ii to trake final nv-yr Proof, lo eetatltn rlalin to the land above deacrlbed, iK'fore HeaUtiT "lid He, elver, at Burni, Oregon, on iheriml d ' IhM elll'icr. IBIS. rUliiiaiit natnea a wllueaaaa: Karl llrtinaliii Henry N. Menetirr, rbanee) t) Meveua, Matbew Ifavtea all of Princeton ureion. W KtBNF. Keglitcr NOTICK KOK PUBLICATION. lmTijiirouMiiniii. i Hurnt, Oregon, November 14, I9i;t. t Noilee la hereby given that rheurey 0. htuvvna.of ri mi t-inn. Oregon, wbn, on May t. rii. made lloiuealead K.nlrv No W1I4, Herlal No IWJAH, (or Vi'.HWi.., Hee. S'J and K,HK' Me it. Tea uali k. iiiukiji k . wiliamcite Meridian, baa died notice of Intention tn make Itnal five-year orool, lo aatabltaa claim lo tile hunt above deaerllied. before Keg later and Receiver at Burn, Oregon, on Ine Mil day of December, 1WIH. claimant nainea aa wltueeaee: Karl Horatuaanu lleury J. Measlier, Tboa. H. Htevana, Malbew Davlea all of Prlnoaion, Ore gon Wa. Kaaag. Keglaler NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION i HiTanSraTgs l.smiorii' g. I Minim, Oregon, November 1 inil.i Nnllce Is herein given that t'hgrl'a H Van mult, ill lAwen, Oregon, who, ou May It, mi". i ado Ho alead Knlry. No tUi'iKi. for K't Mee. I.', Township -'I M . Range :ij', K . IV 11 1. In ett Meridian, has (lied notice of Inlemlouto make llnal i hfie yuar proof, lo estahllgh rlalin lo the land above dcec rlhed. before Keglaler and Receiver, at llnrna, Oregon, on Ibe'&lra da of December. I'.'l . Claimant nainea aa witnesses Arthur Whitney, II I'. Hllnlley. Thomas Kaicrnft, A. It Whitney, all of l.awan, Oregon Wa. Kaaaa, Keglaler I MR. FARMER I iiitiiimutmtmutuitwtmnnmitmmi! THE STAR Feed Barn H. ELLIOTT, Prop. Horses Boarded by the Day, Week or Month CAREFUL ATTENDANTS Good Feed and Reasonable prices Horace 2Sc per Head In Barn Haled Hay and Grain for Bale Comfortable Camp House With Cook Stove PATRONAGE SOLICITED South Mala St., Burn iMaiHiniinntmtiawwteWWiwiiiiiiiiii NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. IINIIKII ITATM IANIl OKKH K - Hums Orogull, November la IV it i Notice In herel.) given that Ira I. fjaapai n Harrluian.Oregon, wb.0. ou Hept. M, 1MIW me- i Homi'Mead Ku ry. No IMM4 fnrNW', s, , J Township 'i6H. Range SH K., Wills netle Me i Han, ha filed nnllce ill Intent on lo nut. , dual three-veer Proof, to eatabllsh claim to the I ind above deacrlhod. before Register and Receiver at Mm us. Oregon, on the -ilh day ol li '(ember, mi i Claimant nainea aa witnesses Julius B. .Iiiiiueimaii, Henry c. French. John llalna, 1.. I. hmlth, all of llai i luiau. Ore gou Wa. Ksagg. Keglaler NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. UNITRD HTATM Li Nil IrfH k Hurni, Oregon, Novomliur IV. ivi.i i NtitUe U hrly .Veil thai Orlando I uyvi , luulht'i and heir uf Hylvanua I.iiht, tluceast'il, of Lawuii, (rifjjim, who, nil May JV 1107, mailv Hoineatead Kntry No. mi'J, Hurlal OXtftt, for NW4, Heotlou iff. Towitlhlu 'io B Itauue HI K., rt lllamettu Meridian, has filed uottua of In Lao lion fo make final five year Proof, (o aa tabllah claim to the land above deecrlhrd, before Kead'er and Receiver, ai Hurni Orrifoii on the J. Mi day or December, lv)U Claimant names a wUOMMI latiial M. Tyler, of hum, Oregon. Herman Kuli, ohver li. i ulil, Oeurge M. Cobb, all of l-awen, Oregon. Wm. Kaagg. Hagliier. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. UringD HTSTaa i.anii orrivg. I Hums, Oregon, October W. lulu, i Nolle Is hereby given that ltn Kelly, uf Waverly, Oruguu, wlio, on June 1H. lkv, gnl Feb. HI, IVOV, reepeotlvely maile Hngatrl Kutry No. WUI1, Hurlal No 0-Ji.Sl and No u.'iT.iV, lor WUNKW, KNW's. NV.'.4NW',. NWUK),, NK'.SW'.t, Section J, and NK',N!'.. heelion .'8, rowuahlp (7 H., Range M K Wlllauiette Meridian, has tiled notice of Intentlnu lo make Vlual Klve Year Proof, to eatsbllab claim to lb laud bove deacrlhed, betor Register aud Kulvr, at Itiirite. Oregon uu the Hth day of December Hill. Claimant names aa wllueaaea Krad 11 feters. Qeurge Hall, cbarl.-a Labor uo. Nlaa Halt, all of IVIueelun. Oregon Wa raaaa. Kagisier We have the greatest display of Earm Implements ever in this section and prepared to care for your needs. Plows Harrows, Seeders, Wagons, etc. J Extras for machinery, repair parts for vehicles, etc. Pumps, gas engines ammunitionpaints dishes, glassware crockery, windows doors, rootling and builders' supplies complete in all lines Blue Ribbon Wire Fencing In quantity any heighth desired HEATING STOVES and, RANGES yfSWflHlJ ggg. BftgVajfcM ii 1 l C MI ---aaaBJ, II BURNSHARDWARECO.I NEIL SMITH, Manager I