The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, May 19, 1897, Image 3

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    — If you want to spend an enjoy­
—Quite a number in attendance
at circuit court.
able evening, attend the Musical«
tonight.
Mrs A. A. Cowing has the front
To R ent .—Two nice rooms in
WlDNKtilMY MAY. 1» 1817
window oilier millinerv store very
the Bakery.
Any ( ne desiring
artistically decorated.
rooms will call on Mrs. H.
Local News.
while on his wav to Burns last Symes.
, T imes II erai . d and Ore- Saturday, -‘Father” Bowen had a
—Chas. Voegtlev
—T he
...» — jn advance.
stroke of paralysis on his left s’de. in need of furniture
gon’tin tor •f
_ Be sure t to attend the Musieule Dr. Marsden was called and Mr. call. He has a complete line of Corn
chairs, rockers, bed room sets, et.-.
• Bowen is now rapidly improving.
tonight.
-Messrs C. E. Kenyon and E.
—Joe Williamsand his brother
— When vou wish a nice haircut
are in Burns.
i B. Lond >n left yesterday for Port­ or shave, call on Lee Caldwell at
— Hon. W. J. Bryan will visit land, to be absent an indefinite the H Cheat ham Barber shop Lee
mak s a specialty of cutting hair.
length of time. Rumor has it that
Oregon in July
—Guns, Bi.'ycles, Mowers and
_ Xotice the new i d of N. Brown one, or perhaps both, of the young
all kinds of. machinery repaired
I men will bring back a wife.
A S«>ns in this issue.
promptly and satisfactorily at the
CITY MEAT MARKET
fhr îimri-'ïiciiitil
II. C. LEVENS Propt..
Rums, Oregon.
Vegetables of all
'j kinds when in
l>Pf, Pork ]
<
_st
it
Season
Butter and
Eggs.
— Have you planted your garden C. 11. Vofgtly Hardware store.
_
.
_ it
yet?
If
vou
have,
chances
are
if
—
Jorgensen
has
the
finest
and
GrlVC
±11111
£1
Cilll
fled off next Saturday.
will freeze out. and you will want best lot of goods that ever came to
—Thus. Allen and R. J Williams another lot of seed*. We have
Burns; go and see for yourself.
are over from Silver creek.
them.
I. S. G eer & Co
He is also taking Cabinet Photos.
— Fred Ash and wife now have I A tteneion —Parties intending to I at $3 per dozen. Do not forget to
;
purchase goods will do well to call go and set- what he has on hand.
charge of the Riddle ranch.
on Mason A London, as they offer
— Mason A London have spring
— W. E. Grace and J. Durkhei- bargains in all lines to make room furnishing and dress goods, spring
liier ace in attendance at court.
fortheir new lines of Spring gjods and summer styles of shoes on the \
way.and will be able to show the
_ There will be a social dance at 1 now on the way.
1
people
a complete line of the latest
Locher’s hall next Friday evening. ! — Prof. J. M. Peebles expects his
sf.vles in everything in a few weeks. 1
DEALER IN—
_ The Kindergarten entertain-1 wife to arrive in a short time, He
—Take an old mower section, I
ment will Ie given next Tuesday, j has been re engaged as principal of
HARDWARE, CROCKR ’S.'
i lay it on a piece of piper, make a
Mav 25
Burns public school, and will pencil mark around it and throughj
_ Remember the Ice Cream so-1 1 remain here during vacation and the rivet holes, send »> diagram to
+
:
GUNd.
TINWARE-
AMMUNITION-
cial and Musicale at Locher's hall study law. We'understand he has us and see how cheap we can fur­
nish
new
ones.
Order
your
ma
­
|
rented
Joe
Tupker
’
b
house.
this evening.
I
chine extras now.
If vou want an up-to-date, stylish . —Mason A London will have
.MACHINE SHOP IN CONNECTION, Bicycles, Mowing Machines, Guns
1. S. G eer A Co.
hat, call at Mrs. Cowing's millinery (their Spring and Summer goods in
—The closing exercises of the ‘ et». repa.reu promptly and satisfactory.
now in about three weeks, and will
store.
Burns
public school were held in
carrv a full and complete stock of
— Board and lodgingat the Bak­
the latest styles of boots ami shoes, the First Presb,terian church last
ery in the north end of town—Mrs.
hosiery of all kinds, fancy prints, Fritfay evening The program was
II. B. Symes proprietress.
lawns ami dress goods, gents fur I g()0(J and entertaining ;, each recita-•
— If you want a piano or organ nishing goods, neck wear, neglige) ...
.
.
write the Jacobs >n Book and Music | shirts, etc., etc. Give them a call,| tion being rendered with much
Co. The Dalles. Oregon for prices.
as it is no trouble to show goods credit to the pupils and teachers.
The following received diplomas
— District Attorney I’arrish was even if you do not wish to purchase.
—A fine line of Mid-Summer fiom the grammar department:
accompanied by his wife at this
Millinery to arrive in a few days Misses Bessie Harkev, Ella Swain,
tern« of court.
Everything the latest novelties in Leona Zeigler, Marv Zeigler, Elsie
—This office acknowledges a •trimmed goods, leghorn flats, large
McKinnon, Mrs. M. Fitzgerald,
pleasant call from Mrs. C. M. Field shapes in white chip. Milan braids
and Messrs, Jake Welcome, Alfred .
ano white Swiss straws in tin
and daughter.
' Welcome, John Swet-k, Chester.
trimni *<I goods at N. Brown A Sons
—James» Donegan and wife have
Smith.
Arthur
Gould, Eyeret |
— Rev. D. II. Jones and wife will I
moved into the building’lately oc­
Sweitzer and Frank Jackson
leave next w< ek for Minneapolis.
cupied by Rev. A Royse.
and Mrs. Jon« s
Mr.
—Mart Baker, accompanied bv Minnesota,
('ii-euit < Ynirt
1oui-t Noli
his little son, came in yesterday have made many friends in this
The May termj of circuit court
place during their star of eleven
from the Warm Spring ranch.
convened Monday, lion. M.
C. Templeton,
— French ginghams and O gan- months Rev. W.
Clifford on the bench
president
of
the
Junior
Christian »
d:es at prices to meet catalogue
'l’lie following were drawn
4
Endeavor, will arrive about t be first
competition at N. Brown A' Sons.
t ’’
grand jurymen: ,J. L. Turner, fore­
J ust A rrived —Mason A London of June to take charge of the work man, M. V. Smith, James Ander­
'
have just received a full line of in Burns.
son, John Warner. Jas. Buchanan,1
Post Office.
I
H i rns , O regon .
straw hats, and are prepa ed to sell
— We challenge competition in R. II. Brown and A. Dunn. J. P. I
them at pi ices to fit the purse.
any line and make a speciality of
Dickenson, bailiff.
<
W by send away and
— D. F. Speigle, a druggist from ' mail orders 1
%
C. F. McKinney is court bailiff.
Portland, Oregon, arrived here t get the same goods that volt can get
at home, ami g-t better prices and
Monday to take a position in II. M.
In the Gittings bond case defend­
material, besides knowing what you
ants
filed a demurrer. Demurrer
Horton’s drug store.
: are gerting. We are here to -!<> the
1
Business,
an.I
if
we
do
not
carry
confessed
and amended complaint
— When you aie tired ami thirsty
.anything
that
you
want
we
will
get
filed.
|
these warm days, and want some­
lit, and will convince vouthat we
thing to rouse your drooping spir -can and will do as well and better
Ah (¿non vs Swortz A Miller, |
its, call on Lloyd Johnson, at the
VO(J t}Uin vou can by sending continued for service.
Elite saloon.
away for your goods
I J. Durkheimer vs Wm. and Ern-j
-Mason A London have a com 1
*
A- L ondon .
ma Skinner, dismissed at plaintiffs
%
—You mav observe that our pa cost.
plete line of straw hats, the latest
I
stvle in I. olies straw and f< It pPr ¡R R
short of news, but the
... OREGON
. ...HARNEY,...
J Durkheimer vs M. N. Fegtly,^
MAIN STREET...
traveling hats.
aim is to give you the very best
__ We’ve got ’em. lots of them cullings foi the present. The truth dismissed at. plaintiff's cost.
too.—Wagons at the R. R- Give
W. E Grace vs M. IL Brenton.,
l-fV-i'oonn-Hlious, Convenie
is there is a great rush of hard work
us a chance to price them.
dismissdd
at
plaintiff
’
s
cost.
«joing on about these premises, and
I. S. G eer A Co.
Ottenheimer, Baer A <’c vs aas.i
our paper will soon he issued to
— At N. Brown A- Sons will be
T.
Moffett ami Chas P. Rutherford
found a full line of desirable styles readers in a different size and
dismissed
on stipulation.
enlarged.
in Percale, chambrays. Challevs make up. very much
A. F. Bond vs Donald McDonald,
a .d wash gsjds. Everything new New and compete it help has been
demur-er to complaint overruled ;
and first class.
employed to expedite all this.
—John McMahor, who shot and
—The s. F. Chronicle of May 14, I i bv consent. Answer filed ami on
k 1 -d Louis G itndge a ¡Granite on gives an account of the drowning trial as we go to press
_ \ sewing machine will be raf­
C. ÏÏ. VOEGTLY
Everything
Cheap tor Cash.
Kentucky
Whiskies
And Cigars
ROBT.
April 21st, was found guilty of mur­ of F. Stauffer, a brother of A. E.
der in the second degree, and sen­ and Frank Stauffer, in the Hum­
bolt river about six miles below
tenced to imprisonment for life.
—Outside attorneys who are in Winnemucca. Nevada. Mr. Stauf
attendance at this term of court: fer and another young man were
Judge Webster, of Portland. John examining a dam when he fell in,
PACE LOCHER. Pr<«pt.
Cummins, of New Aork, Judge and having on heavy rubber boots,
sank
at
once.
The
body
was
recov
­
Dustin and Thornton Williams, of
Canyon, and W • R- Eii 8-
' a^er ered and sent to Sacramento for liF- Beer by the kt g o- gallon.
burial.
Give him a trial.
City.
BURNS BOWERY
JOHN SAYER.
IRVING,
Prop.
Proprietor.
Situated on Silvio«« river 1 mile East of Burna, near the bridgr
Customers wi. receive GOOD FLOU R from
Good Wheat