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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1901)
| Schwartz & Budelman Hammocks at G. V,*. Waters’. COUNTY COURT PROCEEDING. Tom Cleveland came over from Calamity Tuesday. The annual settlements with various road supervisors was the Antone Egliand family spent the main matter before the court thia 4th in Burns. week. Settlements were made with Fresh fruit arriving daily at all the supervisors. The contracts for grading the Waters’ Fruit and Produce store. Potter swamp road and the road T. J. Shields and family were in leading east from the Sweek lane for the celebration. to a point in Tp. 23 SR 31 E. were For accurate work patronize awarded to John E. Johnson, the 4------ Davidson the jeweler at Welcome’s Potter swamp road for <1775; and Drug Store. the road east of Burns for 13,250. Drs. Marsden A Geary awarded Walter Cross and son Archie have been in our city for several contract for attending and furnish ing medicines for county poor for days. 6 months at $75 per month. Lunaburg Dalton carry a j Clerk ordered to advertise for1 stock of lumber and shingles at bids to furnish 25 cords of wood, mjll prices with freight added. Mrs. Bart Cronin and children, bids to be opened and considered of Agency,have been visiting friends August 7. Liquor license granted to Clar in our city for the past week. ence 8. Putman in Wild Horse for Miss Josie Anderson returned 3 months. from Prineville last Wednesday H. B. Mace and Petsr Clemens evening. cited to appear in court on August Very best New Orleans molasses 7 and show cause, if any, why the on tsp at Lunaburg A: Dalton's in license granted them to use ditches I on each side of the county road to and-quantity desired. Al Cote was over from hie Warm carry water to their respective Why have our Shoe sales been beyond our expec spring home to celebrate witbus places, should not be revoked, as complaint has been made that said tations? Because we give good values. Our and take in tbe dance. water is an injury to the road. stock of ladies and mens fine shoes is constant The Burns Cash Grocery has just Installation Of Officers. ly increasing until we now have the strongest received a new lot of nice Ameri can, Cream and Limberger cheese, and best line in Harney county. D rewsey , Ore., July 6,1901. Walter Clevenger left thia after Minerva Rebekah Lodge, No. noon for the railroad on business. He expects to be absent about 10 112, installed the following officers, Mrs. Rose Etta Baker installing of days. FINE SHOES FINE SHOES FINE SHOES ficer: N G, Mrs. Beatrice Stand J. W. Kelso, accompanied by lee; V G, Miss Grace Bartlett; R Mrs John Oard, was up from their for ladies, for children. for men, Saddle Butte home this week, re Sec., Mrs. Mettie Johnson; F Sec., J. C. Bartlett; Treas., Mrs. Rose turning today. Etta Baker. After which the Odd Dr Pefferle, the dentist is again Fellows served a bountiful supper at the Burns hotel for a few days. to Rebekahs and Odd Fellows. udelman Parties needing work in his line In the evening 1). I). G. M., W. I). should give him a call. Baker, installed the following of Osborne mowers, the best ma ficers of Drewsey Lodge, No. 147, chine made, and a full line of extras I.O. O. F : N G, C. E. Standlee; for same, always on hand. Call V G, J. R. Drewett; See., W. and set prices.—Geer Ar Cummins. Baker; Treas , J. C. Bartlett has THE largest circulation or ( Lawen was well represented here B orn —To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. D. B. on the 4th. ARY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY. Cawlfield in Burns la«t Monday, Ice cream freezers at Geer 4 July 1. a baby girl. Weight 11 County courtfadjourned today. ■ATi RUAT. JULY «. 1901. pounds. Cummins, all sizes, Price Wither^ was seen on our One man who has used a Plano streets today. Frank Dibble was a visitor from Local News. mower for the past 6 years, and Silver creek this week. The thermometer registered 80 paid $4 50 for repaiis, has bought > 1 Ladies rib vests at Miller A ‘ in the shade today. another one for the coming season. Plano! Plano! Plano! ! 4 x •* -»'*'■ ' ■ | Thompson’s. Clarence a: <1 John Carey are in Mesdames Geo. Hagney and H. Er Smith has begun the erec Mr. and Mrs. Mart Baker and i I Chas. Parrish Jr., of Canyon City, from their Crane creek home. tion-of his hotel building. i little son took in the celebration. 1 came over the first of the week and I Joe.. VaiuLiriKKil and. wife have i Rev. A. J. Irwin arrived home P. M Cheenev and wife were the I are visiting at the residence of Mrs. been in our city fpr the past several from Prineville yesterday evening. guests of friends in our city this I Winnie Gowan. days. Mrs. P. II. Gray, of La wen, was week. The Acme inower is gOarateed to Screen door* and adjustable the guest of friends in Burns last Have you seen our new stock of ■ be the best inower made and the window screen| 1» at Geer A Cum- ■ Go makers will be here to show vou Saturday and Sunday. men and boys clothing?—Schwartz they will outrun any mower you mins. If you are going to buy a mower & Budelman. ever saw.—Geer & Cummins. Jack Craddock, wife and sou, of this year, call at C. R. C. Garrett and wife have For first class L ost .—A plain gold pin about Silvies, were the guests of friends a nd get his prices. been visiting in our city sinse last two ii'.ches long with opal set in in Burns this week. C. J. and W. B. Johnson, of Saturday. center. Was lost during church Silver creek were in on business “Where are you goina mv pretty W. L. Best was in from Silver fair. A suitable reward will be maid?’’ "To Weider’s Studio,” she the first of the week. creek the first of the week after a given to the finder if left at this said. A complete stock of everything Guy Hembree, the Riley mer. office or at N. Brown & Sons. load of shingles ard lumber. chant was shaking bands with hie Chas Owens and Chas Hopper ill an up-to-date shop. Their H 8. Howe, of Hood River, has of Silvies enjoyed the celebration prices are sight. Give them a Deering mowers take the cake friends in Burns on the 4th. arrived here and taken up his work and races in Burns this week. wherever they have been tried Call cal). For a fine adjustable bracelet — and see sample.—Geer dt Cummins. in the land office. Mr. Howe has a two a hair retainer—a parasol and F or S ale —One lot and SOUTH MAIN ST., HURNS. taken the civil service examination great assortment of other things, go The new feed barn of Simon and has been appointed permanent houses situated on B Btreet. In- .quire of Paul Locher. to Jorgensen. Lewis is now running full blast clerk in the land office. Newt Lewis and wife, of Lawen. and is well patronized, Lorr-—Either at Floral Hall or i J. S. Turner was brought in from celebrated in our city taking in the The acetylene gas plant at the on the street leadirg from the coun-1 his home the first of the week in a ly road south to Dr. Volp's resi-1 Capitol Saloon exploded Monday very critical condition. He is now three days races. Those who have tried the Plano dence, a pair of white kid slippers, evening. No serious damage was under the care of Drs. Marsden A Finder will please return to Mrs. ¡done. i Geary. Tbe old gentleman is re say it is the liest all round machine in tbe market. II. M. Horton. We have the Lest stock of wail ported some better today. Tbe Windsor Bar is the most at-' paper and Japanese matlingneyer Camping parties will now be the Sam Mickel and wife passed brought from the railroad. —Burns tractive and up-to-date resort in Furniture Co. through here Wednesday enroute to order of the day since its too hot to Eastern Ort gon. Messrs Caldwell their home in Harney from the stay at home, work or ’tend to Among those from Narrows to Willamette, where they spent the business. The absolute simplicity of A Brenton. the proprietors, are al the EASTMAN KODAKS ways glal to meet their old friends. celebrate with us were Warren winter. Mr. Mickel says be had a The public school of Harney will Curtis and family, John Harper nice visit among relatives. has been the secret of their Call and see them. close next week and C. H. Leonard and family and Miss Ella Thomp seccess, in fact so easy baa and family will then move to their J. P. Gearhart, James Gearhart, Joe McNulty returned from the son. • photography become that ranch at Welcomeville. Paddy Rann, C. S. Johnson and Alaska gold fields this week and any bright boy or girl of * ■* z _ I L. C. Brad field, all of the Calamity , The best is what you want when has 1wen circulating aiqong his Allen Jones, whq had a siege of 10 years can successfully I it comes to table delicacies — The section, were visitors for several Burns Cash Grocery has only the friends in Burns since. Joe han the smallpox some tiros ago, ha« accomplish every step in days this week. 1 been absent about two years and completely recovered and was picture taking, from 'press- best- C. H. Veogtly keeps a full and says be is glad co be back iu old among our visitors this week. ing the button" to "doing Mrs. W. B. Johnson, who was » complete stock of extras for mowers. Harney valley. When you get a Jones Mower the rest ” brought in from her home on Silver The ool v house that has a complete you get one that combines all the We have a full line of Mr. Kellogg, a representative of creek the first of the week for stock of extras for their machinery. these Kodaks and are al medical treatment, is rsjiorted the Acme machinery company, 1 good points in every other kind Yon can get any part of tbe ma The cutter ways glad to explain them for which Geer t Cummins are made, and more too. improving. chine at any time. This is impor bar can be lined ut> with the sickle to anyone interested in agents, is here and will remain Mrs. Frankie Brenton m*t with tant. this fascinating amuse | through haying. His object is to and it has both pull and push barn a painful accident on the 3d. She ment. Tbe Juvenile baseball game this show the working of tbe Acnie^ Rev. G. W. Black and family afternoon was very amusing and a started to throw some water ont of mower and other machinery to tbe and Miss Leia M'-Gee have return < : itv dhig htohe H. M. H orton , Propt. few nice plav« were made, but tbe a basin through what she supposed people of this county. ed from Baker City where they was an open window, but the win Red Jackets" proved too heavy John MeNultv, a former resident went to attend the Baptist conven for tber*'Blue Ribbon Bovs” and dow wae down. The glaas was bro ken and her left arm quite badly of this valley, but now of California tion. They report a very pkaaant t|>e lalte-s colors are trailing in the cut. as was also her right band. came in la*I Monday evening ac tri p. dual. companied by bia son John Mr Did you examine that Japanese Heinrich V«!p yesterday filed a1 Crane, Ore , Jan 24, 190 malting al the furniture store? We MeNnity i* at present visiting with mandamus proxeding ia the State have lota of it and a big assortment. caase-1 from C. H Voegtly. Circuit Court against W. H. Saylor. bia daughters. Mrs Tim Knba and Prices right—Burn* Furniture Co. SIMON LEWIN, Proprietor Chain Mower and Adjusta Byron E. Miller, W E Carll, A. B Miss Annie McNulty. BOCTII MAIN STREET. ble Hay Kake and know that tber» A number of the Ialand ranch Gillis and H E. Currey, comprisinr Mr» J. S. Devine came in last boye celebrated in Burns and took I is a« fei' bine that can come up t Thia barn has just bean row- tbe Board of Medical Examiner» of Monday from the railroad. 8he them. I have tried moat every in the grand ball in tbe evening of pleted and my patrons will Is- the State of Oregon, taking the bad bean called to the sick l*d ot kind. I did le tter « ork with tbe tne 4th. well treated Moraes entrust court to order tbe board to rescind her daughter al-Ticoma at>me time Janas Moorer than vi'k arc M ■ ed to me will receive the best The "Old Standby" Buckeye I ev»-r run I cut 2U scree of wild a reaoiution revoking a license to ago and was returning hdoie. 8be of care. Hay 2-5 cents, grain mower» and estrae are so exten- meadow where < M> 1 .»run k ■ practice medicine, granted to tbe left tbe lady much improven. Mrs the same. the Md and ccuid A cut it. I peiitMMF, and for f’tXJU damages Devine «pent tbe se»x m Burns »irelr krmwr that they need no talk cwt ever MW »ere« and never broke Judge Fraser set the matter for Yi-ur Patronage Solicited to sell. Machine» on hand now st a thing and it wm all wild m*ad- h»a ring September 9, tars the visiting friend» and left for home tGoer 4 C ub - b H s vesterdav W H Civil Orer r.ian of July Stylish Shirts and Sum mer Underwear. WANT A SUIT OF CLOTHBS? We are offering great valu^ in Hen and Boys Clothing. -We have received a large assort» ment of up-to-date clothing. We want your trade—our val ues will bring it to us. S chwartz & B STREET DRESS BOOT. One of the handsomest and most desirable of the ueen special styles lor women for this sea son is the Patent kid Dress Bout herewith shown. The vamp and foxing are of the new Patent Kid, the most beautiful leather possible. The sole of the boot is of good walk ing weight, made with the fashion able, wide-extension edge worn by Dressy Young Women. $3.00 A Stylish Street Boot Price, fUAOli MARK IS BRANDED ON EVERY SHOE. Kibo Kid, Patent Tip, Welted Sole, Extension Edge, Medium Heel. Exact Reproduction of this Style Shoe. BROWN & SONS, B urns , O regon . , J. IV. Him;«, 1' kksidknt H. 0. Burns, Oregon. The Citizens Bank ED.) BURNS, OREGON. CAPITAL STOCK $25.000.00 A < «encrai Bank ini' Btu-rinens Trani-acted. W. Y. King, I. N Geer Geo. Fry W. E Triscli, J (’. Welcome. Directors: <>i Tesiioni l< ‘lice Inviteli. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HOPKINS & HUNTER’S 9/ow that the luring season is on us wo naturaiiy turn toward took- iny after our machinery and sea what is needed for the season’s work. 9Se wish to announce at H arness and S addles v. Kodaks s and actino uahiiikii . this time that we have 7Sayono, Siuyy ies. 97/owors, Jfay Stakes, “Uwine, Siinders, etc., and are sote ayents for 9)ain Stucks. 2/ou shoutdprofit by this windy weather and buy a ndsuit/ /rom us. C'att and oxa mine yoods, yet prices and terms. V. can oaue you Seer di Ciininiini • money. waters Fruit & Produce Store A large and varied stock of almost everything TIN AND GRANITE WARE, just GENTS FIRNISIIING GOODS. brought in, and of such variety In thin line one can find genuine that you can't help but he suited bargains that cannot be equaled. and pleased Also a nice line of When in need of anything in thin Crockery and Glass ware. line call mid see this slock. W .À £ XX Ü 1 X Í «•>» 5 . irlr.« lr, y 1 • , . . * Stationery, Notions and Novelties Groceries, Drugs, Tobacco and Ci af all kinds. gars, lea in any quantity. G. W. WATERS, B urns , O regon . Harry C. Smith, NEW FEED BARN. Contractor and Builder •••••••••••••••••••••••e • * e e * f • m Lzk lavir. It the * irti