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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1901)
z More stow Thursday night. Aug 5, Frank Goodman and March 29, Elm -r Shields, age 10 Grace Gibaon. vcitrs. Aug 29, A. L Hunter and Edith April 25, John Anderson, ag - 59 Bvrd. ; ven i s. Sep. 11 J, A. Carlslon and Jen- April 25, Elizabeth Moore,age 71 nie Nyquist. years Sep. 19 Joel IL Smith and Essie April 21 Daisy Springer, age 13 McKinnon. | year»: Sep. 17, S. S. Williams and Ellie May 1(5. John Murrv ag.- ('• > years Local News Holliday. July 29, Mrs 11 Al Iriedge, age 1 ♦1.50 ’ Sack at N. Brown A the sick list the past week. Oct. 3, Dennis O’Brien and Leote 5(5 years. Every sack warranted. E. J. Noble is in Burns. Up-to-date job printing at reason | July 28 Win. Carev age 2(5 years. Thompson. Nice four room cottage for rent, Bent Embree was again on our able prices. Oct 31, Chas. Roper and Nancy Sept. 20, J. 8. Bowen, age situated on the bill. Good water. Streets this week. • «U--. Mayer Loggan, of Harney, was 1 Woods. I years. Inquire of Claude McGee. 1 down on .business Wednesday. Sep. 11. Loyd Johnson and Sept •>e Eddington. AV. J. King ’»as among visitors The merchant who does not find Bertha Page, Oct. Bert French, age 30 from Liwen this week. Cranberries—you can get them advertising prafitable always finds Nov. 28, I ’ . T. Heinz and Mattie years. Jas. Pirie and wife were in from atl.unabergA Dalton’s. HARDWARK, PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, FARM business unprofitable. Nov 10. J L. Cross. age SI years, E Thompson. Cow creek one day this week. Guns azid Ammunition always Machinery, W in Imills, Pumps Guns. Ammunition, Nov. 12, Infant daughter of Mr Chas. Roper and wife were down j Dec. 4. P. C. Pederson ami Id.i Why don’t /on get one of those in sioek/it Geer A Cunimins. 0 .nd Mrs Frank B iker. from Harney the first of the week. Oliver. Crockery, Glassware, Lamps. ft call bells aGdorgenren’s? Call and see the new invoice of » BIRTHS. • Tin Shop in Connection. Clarence Dr ink water was up from goods ju-it received at Lunaberg A At the Prestivterinn church ft Jan. 8, To Mr and Mrs. C. P. Dalton’s G EL R A CT MM INS. l.awen this week on business. Burns, Rev. A. J. Irwin pastor ft 3 Rutherford a boy. «»»«•»»••»»OS»»»».»»»»»» Edward Miller, of Pine creek, Lad ' Devine services the third and fourth spend- Scott Catterson has been Jan. 8, To Mr and Mrs Janie- Sunday a of t ach month nt 11 a. in. ing a few days in Burns this week business before the local land office Donegan a boy. ,\l last Tuesday. and 7:30 p. ui. trabbath school at J January 18, To Mr and Mrs C II Win. Bennett and L. L. Clark?X _ Jenkins Bros, were in from the L. Bi 10 a. m. every Sabbath morning. Lamps; plain and fancy, in all Leonard a girl. ■ of Narrows, were seen on our street» vaiieties. Call and see them.— Stein Mountains this week on land There will be preaching services Jan. 19, To Mr and Mrs Bart I yesterday. business. Geer A Cummins. at the Poison Creek school house _ . i Cronin a girl. Marion Stormer spent a few days The Burns/Hour Milling Co.! Jan. 31, To Mr and Mrs W. J 0Very 111 Sunday nt 2 .’ll) p 111 Fred Fisk has been visiting ■ in Burns this week renewing ac- friends in Silvies and Bear Valleys will close the/grist mill for the win- ... . 1 Rev. A. J. Irwin, pastor. I ixmg a bov. ■ quainteinceB. ter on February 1st 1901. Parties' . o ,,, , ,, , ,, i this week. Rev. A J. Irwin will preach nt I J'- drawn and estimates i-heei ful’v furnished when Buy a Roy/1 Worcester Corset. Felts ayid Lace or Buckle Rub •Harney the 2nd Sunday of each a-ki-il for. Ar e | riq ared to lath and plaster houses ■ Catalogue price. N. Brown A bers coi/bined for 13. 50, Wool' and Mrs Austin month at 11 a. m nod 7:30 p. in. for less money than ceiling and painting. ■ Sons, Agetits. BootS/<l (Ml N Brown A Sons. .Sabbath school every sabbath at 2 AA'e M.tniifai-t !•'• ---- —».--s-y Feb. 11, To Mr and M rs I Commissioners Venator and Wil- ;>ASH, DOOHS and FUPNITURE 0 K. p m. J. C. Freeman and wife were the I lianis are both in attedance upon Thorn a boy. / ire/o i' in Soir."> . in-,.'.:, '7'hone H guests of friends in Burns for sever Preaching services nt the Baptist Feb. 12 To Mr and Mrs Chas ■ court this week. al days this week Í church every 1st and 2nd Sundays. Voegtly’ a girl. A. S. Ward, of Happy Valley. I morning and evening Sunday Jorgerten is still in the optical: Feb. 15, To Mr and M.s I was shaking hands with his many ! school every Sunday at 11 a. in busiui/s and ready to serve his! McKinnon a girl. friends in Burns this week. ,, , , 'prayer meeting every Thursdin ma ny customers. March 5, To Mr and Mis Antone • i evening. B orn —Thursd i v to Mr. and Mrs ‘ . Harry C. Smith has built n new Egli a boy. 11. R Sitz, of Lawi-n. a boy. Mother foundation for the hay scales nt March 12, To Mr. and Mrs. Jib mid ci il l reported doing well. Lou man a boy. the Red Front Barn. April 22, To Mr and Mrs Chas.' Mrs W O. White has her carpet Q lit“ a num1 er »' e it from Buri s A fuH, line of new Rubber Goods, Haines a boy. Loom in running order, and is now 1 ' u -.'if ’t! Í f to attend the dance at the Island guaranteed 1900 goods at N Brown ready to take work She will be April 26, To Mr and Mis A. li J ‘ „_______ [ranch List night, all report a big A Sens, Complete Line Of Î \\VtirÄ glad to giye you prices and show Mason a girl. ti trier. Ex-Senator Gowan left verterdav samples. Remember she furnishes May 25, To Mr and Mrs M.t Stov.-s o4 a 1 | items constantly morning for Salem. Heexjiects to S il Davi/son. the new jeweler, is Riggs a girl. the warp for all carpets. located aKthe H. W. Welcome A tin stock If we have none to fit. be absent about three weeks. July 9, To Mr. and Mrs Julian Co. Don drugfstore ’ t forget the and is children prepared ’ s mask to do Lal', in anil 1 we will make you one F or SAi.E-yOne lot. and t wo ball at Floral and II.ill jewelry next Saturday, watch,/lock work in a Byrd a girl. |n order.-/ Geer ( A Cummins. iiousos siiuatytl on B street, In- July 12, To Mr. and Mrs. Jack The absolute simplicity of satisfactory January 19. manner. V. ami Tom deffenbaugh, who quire of Paul Locher. Craddock a boy. the EASTMAN KODAKS Local talent will put on »eveal i July 29 To Mr and Mrs Frank h'ero visitin t in Burns ]a-t week, Jake Coincgys has rr.ov d bis has lit' n the secret of their left Sun.lay m liming for the south tailor slnqi into the hniid'ng fiimi dramas and farces during the wit.-1 Baker a girl. M-ccess, in fact so easy lias ern part of the county. ■rly occupied by the O. K. barber t< r months. The first one will be' Aug. 11, To Mr Mrs II. A. photography become that played about Feb. 1. The receipts DijJa’j „ ¿o'v -hop. any bright boy or girl of A wood team belonging to Mr. from tin s - plays will be given fori Aug 14. To Mr. and Mrs. O I). / 10 years can successfully Ferry ran off in Burns last Wed- ' John Newman took his ilepart- some public benefit. Some are in Rusk a boy. accomplish every step in • les'lay. Th" only <1 image was a lire on Tuesday's stage for Alaska favor of applying it on a public Aug. 14. To Mr. and Mrs. Joe picture taking, from ‘press Lr.ik hi telephone p 4e where he will try his f<> irtunen. His school library, others to fence the Martin a girl I Walter Cross ami family were in many old time friends in Hurney ing the button" to “doing seh >ol house blook, while a number Aug. 30. To Mr and Mrs. Chas. the rest.’’ |B irns th" first uf the week, the county wish him success. favor applying the amount inward Newell a girl. We have a full line of £Uest« of friends. Mr. Cross was in House, ( m i lage ami Sign I’aintio;;. Good woyil always on hand at purchasing a town clock. Which Aug 30, To Mr and M rs these Kodaks »nil are al on business before the probate Frank Jacksons wood yard in sbal'i it be? Fry a gbl. ways glad to explain them Gr lining, Paper li.ingin ; mi 1J< iki iiiui.ig. al Geer now has chnrg. Burns. court. Sep. 21, To Mr and Mrs Joe to anyone interested in ar.d will deliver wood any place in -¿ ù -I’ wcx ' jt - ô ZvCccLoxate. c Toxico ci Hopkins A Hunter have received town/ SOME DATA OF TUF. CLOSING YEAR. Tiipker a boy. this fascinating amuse t» & a large <’o:i=igi>tiient of winter robes, I Sep. 10 To Mr. and Mrs A L ment. How to pay house rent, meet Dates of Marriages, Births and Deaths Vanderpool a girl. horse blankets, sleigh bells, etc., CITY 11 lire KTORE which you are invited to call and grocery bills ami furnish fuel fo” in Harney County. Sept 25, To Mr and Mrs II. LI. H orton , Propt. the coming winter is interesting to inspect. Robinson a boy. more people than the Chinese ques , During . , , , î Feb. 2. Io Mr and Mrs Ed Perry | Oct. 5, To Mr and Mrs the to clo«ing year have of the Mrs. J. W. Saver is Rcriouslv ill having wljcat grind must it1 a ^-rj tion. 9 last century T he T imes H erald Kriba a l»ov. at her home in Burns. It was at the mill before that date. i p, g To Mr (J Q « Trisch A Jtonegan are now pre chronicled the following events. | Oct. 2G, To Mr and Mrs L E. O thought al first she was suffering o 9 Arthur Claypool was a visitor to ¡Goodman a boy. Hibbard a boy. © pared to fnrnish Gambrinus, Wine The births given are not all of 9 from appendicitis, but later, symp c O Burns this week. bard’s /Columbia,” and Pabsts those born in Harney county dur-1 Nov. 20 To Mr and Mrs Ira © e toms of typhoid fever appeared. MAIN ST., HI RNS © Q « Beer iry any quantity desired, from ing Jake the Comegys, past year, the but tailor all that is again were Stubblefield a girl. 9 —AT THE— © O We have Crockery and Glass one bottle to a load. iti-fartoiy manner. All orders given Nov 30. To Mr and Mrs W. A. ft » Wagon work «lone . 1 .1 , in reported Bums to and this is located otlice. in The the Com mar • O ware in tdl varieties. A very largo Robertson a boy. o mercial riages are House correct where as wo be compared will be | o o • stock of,fancy China in many shap“» i G. W. Waters of th" Cash Varie prorr.pt attention. < «ive him a rail. Nov. 26, To Mr and Mrs Roy ft SIMON LEWIS, Proprietor « meet the his uumber old customers | pleased our list to with of mar. ft O nnd sixes ’to solei t from. Geer A ty Store is now selling his entire o Mc(lee a girl. and riage friends. license issued by the county 9 Board furn’sh.-d either bv the « -tock of merchandise at cost for © Cummins. Dec. 6. To Mr and Mrs Bert Q day or by the week. The ta © Some marriages have been | cash. He intends to close out that ' clerk. ft xr .»e Jr xc ir x<- or jrj O. J. Darst was down from the & 9 ble will always be furnished given notice that took place outside Lewis a girl. Geo. Hill came in yesterdiy. lie iir.e ns soon as possible and devote Trout creek mines a day or two1 • with the best the market af I-' “ il A rnt< Ala Hi. nr (’n. I Ag< i't- II irrt ‘ V I ’ ” « Doc. 14, To Mr and Mrs Bert ft of this county, but such are not inform? us that the wound he re ' all his time to the fruit and produce this P. Hull f ifoni. Burn«, W m. Cooley, Bnliili, 1 n week © fords prepare1 by an experi • o given The deaths are nearly cor Bower a boy. II Ij'VgHD. I !»itrny lolle Howard, W «ifsll I 6 ceived when the stove was blown trade.. Fee his ad. enced lady ei '.k ft »» « Dec. 17, To Mr and Mrs Herman lit Util 1'1» HH y ft rect. There were, perhaps, a few A ................................. Vaio I will also run in connec up at Geer <fe Cummins’ store, is ft Rev. Irwin will begin «penial more: ft Rub a boy. tion with the boarding house ft still a source of considerable trou preaching services in the Presby ft a lirst-class Dec. 30, To Mr and Mrs Jake ble to him. M VRKIAGKS. ft terian Church. Monday Jan 14th ft Welcome a lsiy. Feed. Darn ft ft Jan. 2., H. B. Anderson and The Windsor Bar is the most at at 7 p. ni. The meetings will pro ft DKATIIS. Everv- bably continue two week* Where all l nr-e« entrusted to Mu’jery M Collin». ft tractive and up-to-date re«"rt in Jan, 2(> J. F. Boyle ng“ 47 years, niv cart- will In properly cared ft ft o Jan. 11, John Darsey and Ollie Eastern Op gon Messrs Caldwell body cordially invited to atlend Feb. 27 Infant daughter of Mr. J for. H.iv 2' cent» per head. ft »1 i Frye. , Q A" Brentou. the proprietors, are. al these services. Eastern Oregon Developing Company does a general Grii:i the Same price. C and Mrs C. H. Voegtly. ». Jan. 20, M. Horton and Ora ft ways glid tn meet tbeir old friends, Ira Venator arrived in Burn« real estate ami co-rimission bu.sim'ss. I.u)» and sella Your Patronage Solicited ft March 1. Mr« C. H. Voegtly. ng“ * it ft (.’all and see them. i<-.d estate, mines -mil mincial land«, business enter last Thursday from his Crane creek Short. 2o year». • Feb. 8, Frank Turner and Stella prises <4 ail 1 inds, hot -<•«, c.title, slie<-p, etc. Location it The Indian “Stop Talkin’’ has ranch, accompanied by his sister. Smith. <4 goi criitin nt land« and the development of the re Miss Rose, who was on her way to ’“stopped talkin’’ and has also stop c sources of L. r tern (1-u gon a id contiguous territory. Feb. 10, marriage liewnae to p’d “drinkin.'’ He got drunk last Lakeview in responce to n telephone Oac't Shcpird and Nellie Chaffin. Joi ix E Rom u -. iii , Ox i ahi o. On. it Wednesday evening and started m'««sge that her mother was veiv Feb. 15, James Shepard and j< j c xr jr Jr ar jc sick. Mr. Burns took the Judy xc »r .»c jr »r »r »r c xo fir camp and his frcicn bo<i^ was Clara Wiseman. found the next morning. He fell from here on and Ira returned to I Veal Chop«. Mutton Chaps, Sirloin, P<rt< rl <>r Feb. 25. Geo. Shaw and Maud M the ranch to look after the stock. down in the snow and froze to death Martin any kiod of Beef Steaks or Ro»«t« cut fieri our Lvimbo t 9 Link Vanderpool and Newell sometime Wednesday night. j iipavi March 9. Louia Marshall • nd tender and jsicy stock of prime meats, fresh and temp Hall were in this week. Link wan Alice McKintift H.ivin/ (ii-p » »I <»l my n.iil, <]» Minn/ to clean up (ho himter \ani tbiM The United States Medical Staff to lead the decorated n ule up the fall, I ban arrang'd and cli‘»td uiy lumber mi a hi hi a poMtiou to give »one ing IJa-ns. Bacon. Lard, Poultry Etc. You sill April 5, John Heinz and Ollie ► ays: “Pure lng-r beer enriches street on January 7, but was pr - Parker. always find nr prompt and obligir g in nerving pi u. lhe hi ad improves the api>etite. vented hv the mule being “off his April 5, Marriage license to R rlears t/x- brain and strengthens the fec-d.” We were not informed a» to to ptrlie« »i.li .■ to ba) aaythiiig .11 my I nr I al>o ke< p eon tantly on hand II Brown ami Sarah Smith. n-r.-- .1 1 This staff the date now set for paying of the a fine glade of shingle»: Bling or send yonr erders to the null. April 11, J. C. Welcome Jr. and rep rt- tl.- ’ • -I - x.-d bv Lorher wager. Fiankie Jones. A- Pamkratz to l>e al>»olutelv pure for /)<!i lictt/'ir.-i u'/ r//r.v.v, A fire broke out in the residence April 15, Emory Hill and Ida -[’all at the Burns Brewery and give of O I> Ru«k la«t Sunday afternoon Bennett. It a trial. E. H. KING. HARNEY OR .A. HAS-TEST FOS TOV! while the family were all away May 14. Artie Pool and Minta Anoth’r gasoline lamp got out of from home. It started by the pipe Having decided to handle nothing but Fruit and Produce the com Moore. k“kilter” last Wedn - lay evening coming unjointed or coming out May 31, T. J Shackelford and ing »»»»on, I will now cloee out my entire stock of Merchandise at cost ■ : 1 came near cj - _• a »»ri • .« where it joined the flue. The fire Bertha Randleman. Here will be found ■Ire. While lighting one in th» E had gained con«iderahle headway June 22, Jasper Daria and Lucy (French Hour* building) 11. Thompson »tore the gasoline before being discovered mak B Coleman. MRS FRANKIE BRENTON Proprietor. ■which waa leaking from a tank ing it necessary to mash in several June 24. Daniel Harkey and taught fire and I ut for the c>x>! places in the roof to get at it. The Maud Carter The table I* supplied with the choicest d»lie:i<-ir» the market Groceries, Tobacco ar.d Cigars, Drug« Stationery. Notion» of all kinds action and levrl-h-adclne«« of neighbor* had the fire out before afford*. The culinary department i* presided over by an ei. July 2. J L Giblie and Dabuy Clothing. Furnishing Good», Wood and Willow Ware, Tinware, Cha« Brittingham and Il E Mr Ru«k knew anything about it* Moffit perienced c<s>k. Glassware, etc. etc. Tiiomjv .a it might hare caused and h" desire» u» to extend hi» July 11. E A. Turner and Mag Cl NV. Water». Proprietor. r dm . jt- At' of thanks to hi» neighbors and friends gie Ti pt on. » • i - ■ i g’ • — 1-.’ " >. f..r th*ir prompt action. Th» Large. <1, n a,..| < r .« I v>Tvi|..ng under lit« July 22. II H Tlonper-n and Bating -h' 1 T larneg- <u« *1 t wbol* damsg* will not exceed t3i» I.illien Doyle twr» Mip’rviin of th>- landlady. Call and see samples of our job Dick Martin and John Wyatt are printing. down from Harney. Walter Gray came up from ¿AS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF l.awen yesterday. Gerald Gridin was in on laud any newspaper in tuts county . 1 business this week. A fi/ie lot of watches and Jewelry •v at the City Drug Store. Quejjti Quality Shoes are in the BATCRUAT. JAXVARY 12. woo . J. W. Shown was seen on our lead/ N. Brown A Sons, Agents. streets yesterday. z Mrs M. FitzGerald has been on H c S O R Stoves of sill ZDesoxiptiorxs- (General Merchandise ’K Kodaks Quality t-u First Ccnsidention. with. Perils Haiikifacturing Company, ’Phone 322. JOE TUPKER BSSRfilRfi HOUSE WITZELL RESIDENCE i« - ’2 HEADQUARTERS AT ONTARIO, OREGON. tx jr a c Ths 2 2 THE NEW MEAT M I KET i SS E gles ZiOLiman db CO Commercial Hotel BARGAINS IN ALL LINES FOR CASH. TRAVELING MEN S HEADQUARTERS Burns ( ’ash Variety Store