The Times-herald., April 16, 1904, Image 5

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The Simmons divorce case was
heard behind closed doors in the
circuit court this week.
AT1ON or
■COUNTY.
1 News.
honey at Huston’s.
Bat McClain is here from Idaho
i He informs us his father and fami.
ly are in Nampa.
Supt Bartlett has been in the
city the past week conducting the
examination of the Sth grade pupils
of our public schools.
The ninth and tenth grades of
the public schools held a little
April showers are proving a farewell party at the hospital home
great benefit.
of C. A. Sweek lust night in honor
Speaking of water—well we have of Miss-Bessie Cone and Ray Baker.
some, anyway.
Progressive authors and other
C. Bearv bas returned to his games were indulged in. All
port a very injoyable time.
ranch near Narrows.
A. W. Hurlburt and wife are in
Prestley Smyth is a business
from
their home near the lakes.
visitor from Diamond.
While here Mr Hurlbert arranged
The spring poet has not yet put to make proof on bis homestead.
in his appearruce in these parts.
He informs us his son is absent at­
The present weather is consider­ tending school at the Agricultural
ed very favorable to the fruit crop. College at Corvallis, but is expected
Bent Embree has been in Burns home in a few days.
J. R. Wyatt, law partner of Hon.
tbe past week under the care of a
J. K Wetherford, arrived herefrom
physician. He is better.
C. J. Millie and Judge Rutherford Albany last Saturday to assist in
took their departure Tuesday mor­ the defense of Geo. Miller. Mr.
Wyatt was tbe choice of his home
ning fo1- Crook county.
delegation for the office of circuit
Mrs Sarah Hill has gone to judge of the third judicial district
Drewsey where she will make her on the republican ticket, but it is
home with her brother, Milt Davis. learned that tbe gentleman was
Miss Mabel Gowan closed her defeated in the convention,
term of school at the Narrows last
Drewsey Lodge, No. 147, I.O.O.F, i
week and is agaip at home in this is preparing fora big celebration j
city.
and ball in that little city on the ¡!
Dr. H. S Brownton is over from anniversary of Odd Fellowship
Prairie City, having been subpoena­ April 26. Invitations have been
ed as a witness in the Geo. Miller issued to a large number of people
case.
. to be present and participate. The |
B. W. Hamilton and a crew of Odd Fellows over there never do I
eleven sheep shearers took their de­ anything by halves, so those attend- '
parture the first of the week for ing are aesured the best time of
their lives.
the Stein Mountain section.
See Voegtly’s ad.
BURNS, OREGON
Col. Meade and bis people will
uffis conducting meetings appear tomorrow night in “The
tbtist church
Fatal Wedding.” This is a new
•* to hay althe Red Front bill and the hotfse will no doubt be
crowded.
,
sent*.
Sig Durkheimer, a salesman 37
/illiams of the O.-B. stage
ew days at this end of the years old, was commited to the
insane asylum yesterday. He im­
week-
y is closing out his im- agines people are trying to kill him.
^jek of hardware at coet. This is his fiecond commitment.—
Oregonian, April 8.
\
\akerand family will leave
Tom Stephens left with his two
young thoroughbred racers the
new home in California in fir6t of the week for Boise where he
[vs, we are informed.
Will take up the race circuit. He
Bartholoina and Eugene has some very promising colts and
two jolly liquor and beer his friends hope he will have good
> Ijere from Portland.
luck.'
Ella Thompson, one of the
Messers Redford Bros and Meade
in our public schools will have fitted up the place recently
»e vacation visiting relatives vacated by Mrs Robbins for a
ndein Eugene
o
bakery and are now ready to sup­
Trading Stamps Given.
McMullen is arranging his ply the public with all kinds of
Agents for McCall Bazar Patterns 10 and 15 Cents.
3 affaire preparatory to leav- baker’B supplies. They will also
ut the first of June for tbe run an ice cream parlor in cotinec-
Singer Sewing Machines Sold on Easy Terms.
jere he will visit his parents tion.
o take in tbe fair at St.
Ladies. I will be pleased to have
Anyone desiring a carpenter or
Court Proceedings
you call and see Chas. A. Stevens cabinet work should call on Honory
BROWN’S
THE SATISFACTORY STORE
BROWN’S’
and
Bros,
spring
and
summer
styles
1 of J. C. Beaty arrived here
Dansereau. Shop at his residence
The present term of court has
ay from Western Oregon on and samples of Tailor made Suits. opposite M. Fitz Geralds
Shirt
Waist
Suits,
Skirts,
Waists,
Ireen
rather slow nnd very little ac­
to hie father at Denio.
Miss Bessie Cone expects to complished, caused by the delay
ung man. bad not seen his Coats,' Corsets,and Underwear.
take her departure the first of the in securing satisfactory men for
N OTIC E OF A DM IN 1ST IIA TO K.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson, Agent.
;ince he was one year old.
week for Idaho, where she* will join jury duty in the Miller case.
G. O.
Hendricks, who was her parents.
»ill sell you anything in tbe
Almost every man on the tax roll Notice is hereby given that oil tbe 10th
day of March 1904, by order of the Conn
farming machinery at prices among those summoned for jury
Miss Ragon expeets to take her had either been present at the first
ms that defy competition, duty on the special venire this departure in a short time for Rose trial or had formed a biased opinion ty Court, of the State of Oregon, for Har­
ney County, of that date duly reedered
call and get prices and terms week, was accompanied by hie wife burg where she will spend the va­ of the case from reading of it in tbe and entered, tbe undersigned was duly
and two of hie children. They re­
Cummins.
cation viriting relatives and friends. newspapers or hearing it discussed, appointed Administrator of the Estate
of Joint Dunstan, deceased. And any
R ent or S ai e —A saloon turned home Thursday.
A good sized band of horses be­ The following cases were dispos- and all persons having claims agaiust
»lures far rent or sale at a
Dan Varien arrived home from*'
said estate are iiereby notified to present
longing to D. L. Shirk passed ed of during the week:
able price and terms. For Winnemucca last Friday accompan­
CRIMINAL.
i the same duly verified—as roquired by
through town Monday, for the
ia half the battle
i? particulars apply to
’law to C. II. Ltonarl mv attorney
ied by his mother and also a wife
home range at Guano valley.—
State vs
G. L. Hembree—selling . «U
L. N. OleoniDrewsey, Ore.
,
at
IMIlIir,
Burns,
VICgUH,
Oregon,
Wlblllll
within
ElA
six
IIIUIIIIIB
months
He was married to Mies Edith Cedarville Record.
liquor without liceae.
lead gui.ty I (r()lll the date of the first publication of
Its a paying venture when
'stages that should have ar- ’Cochran, of Winnemucca on March
and
fined
$200.
this notice; the first publication being
Our public schools closed yester­
you invest in a stylish, up-
lere last night failed to put 31st. The Times-Herald joins a I
State VS Chas Nelson—carrying I on Saturday the 12th day of March 1904,
day for the year and exercises
to-date tailor made suit
, tppearance owing to the high host of friends in extending con­
anil
being
published
lor
four
nuccessive
were held in three of the depart csncealed weapons. Plead guilty weeks or for five publications.
the kind made by the
If it keeps up we will find gratulations to the happy couple.
merits, those of Mrs. Graham, M isb and fined $50.
.James
II.
Dunstan,
>«sary to U* boats as in ’97.
So far something like 1<M) men Thompson and Miss Ragon.
Administrator.'
EQUITY.
\ IL
Windsor, under tbe iinnagc- have been examined as jurors in
Joe Tupker and family have
Henry Miller vs Fred S. Allen—
..of C. B. Smith & Co., is one the Geo. Miller case, which has oc­ moved to their foothill ranch near
Injunction
answer of (lefts with- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION J
most popular resorts in the cupied the attention of the court a town and Joe is now a full fledged
Chicago’s Foremost Tailors
drawn
and
decree hy eonsent ju
UNITED STATES LA ND OFFICE, j 1
»1. Finest-of liquors and good portion of the week. So far farmer raising pigs, chickens, put­
Burns, Oregvp, Marell, 17, 1904.1
favor of plaintiff.
¿billiards And card tables ten jurors have qualified and it is ting in a crop and making'butter.
is hereby given that JnnicR P. Gearhart
We are their Agents, and
J. L. Guthrie vs Lou Guthrie— of Notice
Van, Harney County, Oregon, has file i notice
hoped the full number will be ob­
xpert mixologists.
t of intention to make proof on his dCsert-hmd
guarantee
every garment.
Decree
as
prayed
for.
I claim No. 2fil, for the SW t SW> < sec 29. NW,
The natural beauties of Harney' divorce,
tained to day so that the taking of
NW , sec. 32, T. is, S R. 33'.. E, U M. before the
Register and Receiver nt Burns, Oregon, on
yS Ward WMR|uile badly hurt testimony may begin next Monday valley may be somewhat obscured
Tuesday, the 2<>lli day of April. P. m H.
names the following witnesses to prove
shorse last fall ami has been in
from the vision of a stranger just at NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. I the He complete
You want the BEST—
irrigation and rec In nation or sani
The football game last Sunday present on account of being sub­
land. William H. itch heart, George Rann,
ity for the past -ev.Tal week-
that’s what we offer.
In the Connty Court of tbe Stateof Ore Moses Dripps ami Irmk M. lauding, all of
Van, Oregon.
the care of a physician. He was quite an exeitiug and enthusi­ merged by water but to the native gon, for Harney county.
Vki!- F ahre , Register.
astic affair and was won by Hank it looks different.
i much improv: .i h
In the matter of the Estate of Ralph
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
d to the O. O. ranch to resume Felton’s team The boys all put
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
The football teams gave a free Brown, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the under­
up a good fast game, but Felton’s
dance
at
Locher
’
shall
last
Tuesday
UNITED
STATES
LAND
OFFICE,
signed Abministrator of the Estate of
lineup had the best of it in weight
Burns, Oregon, March 17, 1904.
3 S. B Steifart, one of the
Notice is hereby given that I lie following-
The Times-Herald man was not night. They had enough money Ralph Brown, deceased, has filed hie' named
settler
has
filed notice of Ills intention
Final Account in said estate and that
er women of the Drewsey sec-
make final proof in support of hls claim, and
able to attend and expects the boys left after paying the expenses of the Hon. II. C. Levens, county judge of to
that
said
proof
will
be made before the Register
recently MÄ-ed away, She
Receiver at Burns. Oregon, on April 21st,
to play it over for his benefit in the their, game last Sunday to give Harney county, Oregon, has set the 25th and
1904.
viz:
Hd.
E.
No.
9KI of Hearrnan Gaulin,
rery aged and had been in fee-
tor the
NW ,. SW; N E‘ „ NW , HE' u sec.
day of April, 1904, at the hour of 10 33.
near future. Some have signified their friends a good time.
T. 20 S., R. 2N E., W. M.
S eallh far Mt*e time. Deceas-
names the following witn< fo b to prove
The Shaniko Warehouse Co. has o’clock a m, at the court’s room in the liis He continuous
their willingness but there is about
residence upon and cultivation
xa the moths? of Mrs. A. Git-
City ol Burns, Harney county, Oregon, of said land, viz: Adelor V. Ratine, Fredrick
a
new
ad
on
page
three
this
issue.
6 inches of water on the field just
as the time and place for the hearing of Racine, J.ouis Racine and John Worlow, all of
This enterprising firm is reaching said account. All persons having any Burns, Oregon.
at this writing.
W m . F aure , Register.
out after Harney county business objections to said Final Account shall
er took bis de­
We learn from James Varien that and is prepared to take care of all
abpedr and be heard thereon at said
ny morning for
the valuable horse which was- re­ who come. Read the ad—wool time and place.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
went to look ported to have been killed on the
R.
II.
BROWN,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
j
affairs, Frank range by some malicious person men especially.
Burns, Oregon, April 15, 19Q4.J
Administrator |
Notice I m hr ruby given that the following-
xies of Harney
. named settler ha« filed notice of his intention
must have been killed on the range, Henderson Elliott and wife have
to make final proof in support of his claim,and
the state conven­
been
down
from
Cow
Creek
fos
that said proof will be made beforethe Register
by accident or possible horned by
Receiver at Burna, Oregon, on May IMth.
sent them next acow brute. An examination of several days the past week, having ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE and
The Place to Dine
1904. viz: Hd. E. No. M2 of Augustus W Hurl­
burt,
for the WU 8W%, See. 3 and N’a HK'4 Hee
cts to return in
been
summoned
as
witnesses
in
the
the animal showed a wound in the
27 S . K. 29 F... W. M.
Notice is hereby given that the 4.T.
He names the following witness-s to prove
iple of
breast which resembled a thrust Simmons divorce case. Mr. Elliot undersigned, as ail min ¡strati x with his continuous resilience upon and cultivation
I
of said land, viz: Simon I.ewis, Tom Allen, J.
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■; Brad well, all of Burns,
I Buchanan and | from the horn of a cow ora sharp is now on the James Mahon Cow the will annexed of the Estate of ‘ j
. Indo
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11
35
cents
and
up
| Oregon.
Creek ranch ami is pttparir.g to put
W m . F a a R r., Regist e r.
e guests of their stick. It had p’erced his heart.
Alien T. Clark, deceased, has filed >
OYSTERS, FISH AND GAME IN SEASON.
in a big crop of grain
an and family for
her unal account in the county
THE MONUMENTAL BRONZE
Bakery in connection at Mrs. Robbins’ fortnei stand.
The ordinance requiring that court of the State of Oregon for
II days. “Uncle COMPANY, of Bridgeport, Conn.,
ONLY EXCLUSIVE
he has leased his has appointed M. L. Lewie, their flues be built will be looked after Harney County, and that Wednes­
REDFORD BROS. Propts.,
strictly in the near future and day the 4th day of May 1904 at 10
i far the season and himself
agent for Harney County. This
»♦! q r- 1 1 1 Iff*
Jre.< wife wWr spend the coming I old reliable Company makes all residents are hereby notified that A M, at the court room of said
IN BURNS.
they will be compelled to make tbe court has been set by said court as
their numerous
kinds of Monuments, Grave Covers.
sections. They Corner posts Vases and Urns, out necessary changes to conform with the time and place for the bearing “Walk-Over” Shoes
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS.
the requirements of the ordinance. of objections thereto and the settle­ sold everywhere at
old.
of pure refined Zink, which is one
the same price.
ment thereof.
M. L. L ewis .
Notice is hereby given that there
ter accompanied of the elementary or virgin metals,
Dated and first publishhd March
Fire
Warden.
the
same
as
gold
and
silver,
and
is
are funds in tbe county treasury
Lawen ibis week.
for the redemption of all warrants
Rev A. J. Irwin contemplated 19lh 1904.
report of hie indestructable and cannot be affect­
M ary A. C lark ,
ed
by
the
climatic
conditions.
drawn on the Road, Building and
taking
his
departure
this
week
for
pea red in a re­
Administratrix with will annexed ALL THE LATEST
These
monuments
are
cheaper
by
General
Funds and registered prior
the
railroal
where
he
would
take
great religious
of Estate of Allen T. Clark, de­
STYLES.
to Dec. 1, 1903. in tere«t on the
■take—much to half than any kind of stone, [ his family, the latter en route to a i
ceased.
some will cease from thin date,
mis us his fatb- more beautiful in design and can­ visit to tbe St Louis fair and tela- 1
BOOT and SHOE
April 1, 1904.
tperation a few not be broken Mr. I.ewis deeires ! tives in the east, Rev. Irwin to at- ;
Repairing.
JOHN GEM BEHLING
R. A. M iller .
DeWitt’* JKU? Salve
the cataract was I al) who are contemplating the pur- tend a meeting of tbe Piesbyterian
Treasurer
Harney
County,
Oregon
¡Jeweler.
Optician
•ye successfully chase of anything in this line to Synod at Baker City. Owing to1
For Rites, Burn*, *OTM>
Engi-aver.
Brv to wait about ’call on him at the office of Biggs A the high water they decided to j Qawnra Fanlu R*___ '
Up-to-date|iul> printingjat reason ' Fine Watch Repairing A Spe-
Oppovit Firtl National
T*“*
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the other eve ! Biggs, and sec designs sample of wait, as they feared a very bard
Bank.
able
prices.
I cialty.
material and gel prices.
time getting to tbe railroad.
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SOMETHING NEW
SOROSIS UNDERSKIRTS.”
We have the Sole Right of Sale
Inspect the Handsome Upright Piano
We are Giving Away.
Properly
Clothed
Monarch Tailoring Co
MILLER & THOMPSON.',
General Merchandise
Burns,
Oregon
WINDSOR CAFE
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
SHOE STORE
None Better.
James Smith
CLOSING
OUT
SALE
FOR
CASH.
ling on this date 1 will close out all lines of shelf and heavy hardware, tinware, etc., at COST. Cali and see the
and get the prices, and be convinced. This is no catch advertisement, but is an actual tact.
OST This is your opportunity. Remember, sales must be STRICTLY CASH.
Goods in all lines