The Times-herald., October 01, 1904, Image 5

Mason fruit jars at Voegtly’s.
Do you want blacksmith coal? TlieO.
C. Co. is headquarters.
Dain Hay Bucks at Voegtly’s.
Heavy underware at greatly re­
Carrol Cecil is in town running duced prices—Miller A Thompson.
with Bill Ilog-in.
Dr. Marsden made a professional
Are you going to the Railroad if so do visit to the Izee section the first of
not forget the O. C. Co.
the week.
Chino Burdugo and Buster Cawl-
Remember Brown’s Profit Shar­
field caine in Thursday.
ing Plan. Secure your coupon with
I
The O. C. Co. k now no competition, every cash purchase.
Mon- ' the old reliable.
Uncle Geo. Duncan, the
Court Stenographs, Coleman has Pine” arrived here this week
his home at Silver Lake,
ine at arrived home from Vale.
t
•gtly’a
our visi-
Ion. J.
J. .bl..
>r W.C.
Ollie'
<tairs in VeogUy building
. L. Poujada and feaaily are
city, tha gnaata of relatives
in
four choice of any atraw hat for
cents—Miller and Thompson.
4 m . Henry Goodlow has
ite sick at her borne
ley the past week.
out
been
in the
lie O. O. Co. are always right as to
jes and quality, don’t forget this
an you are arranging to place you,
ing orders.
fudge Geo. E. Davie arrived here
t evening from his home at Can-
3 City and will eonvenc
jrt next Monday.
circuit
)o you waat to bay your good» right,
o get the pries* of ths O. <
«n..
r the largeat bnyers, and tie closest
lets, best quality.
the week on
N first Big of bars
Golden
land business.
Star soap at
5 cents per bar for cash at Luna-
buzg & Dalton’s.
Mrs. W. T. Hill and family have
Luuaburg A Dalton are now pr<-
moved to this city for the winter.
red to redeem their ( liinawan They occupy the Sheldon residence.
kata having just received a arp-
You should call and get pricee at
pply of beautiful Chinaware,
Miller and Thompson’s—closing
Supt. Rigby and father have g.m< out prices that cannot be equaled
the fornrar’e ranch near l»o_' elsewhere.
ouirtaln toatayafew day»
They
The ideal weather of the past few
Il do some ehooting at the hike-
days has brought in a number of
fore retnrning.
yisitors from the neighboring towns
For 8aie—My ranch with all to attend the races.
ock, hay and machinery
T. im-
Lost—Bunch of keys between
liewtion
Hudspath bridge and Burns. Find­
er please return them to Miller &
Mas. S. H askell ,
Burns •he Thompson store and receive reward.
friend of Sam
Lyestesday from
Ml m*an come»
here if ,ie
him.
We will sell you anything in the
line of farming machinery at prices
and terms that defy competition.
Please call and get prices and terms
Geer & Cummins.
L M. Brown of the firm of N."
Brown A Sons took his departure
Tuesday via Canyon for San Fran­
cisco where he goes on business for
the firm. He expects to be absent
a day or two in six weeks or two months.
the week tak- I For Sale— A 3.J inch wagon, a
londay for the set of double harness and a work­
mfeotnpany with mare and colt. Inquire of E. N.
the sheep Nelson, the watchmaker.
received ten
ing of Bain and
Wire, blacksmith
ecal oil, sugar,
■Fur
A letter from Frank Gowan to
his father announces that he had
spent just 50 cents for meals dur­
ing hie trip from Ontario to Wash­
ington, I). C., and itemizes the ac-
count. He was four days and four
nights on the train. Frank cer-
tainly holds the record.
HARNEV COUNTY FRUIT.
BROWN’S
THE SATISFACTORY STORE
BROWN’S
*éoo it Coffee
CONTEST NOTICE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LANDOFFK Ej
Burns, Oregon, September 30,1904.j
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make proof in support of his’elaim, ami said
proof will be made before the Register and Re
celver, at Burns, Oregon, on October 31, 1901,
viz: H. E. No. 1022, of David Richardson, for
the S'-, SEG. NW'. BE' ,, SW', NE‘ „ Lee. 28, T
•2? 8.. R 32J a E , W. M
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: James Bunyard, Alonzo K.
Richardson, Charles Crawford and James B.
Buckland, all of Harney, Oregon
W m . F arre , Register.
¿ooa. Us
is ¡nest deUetPus
Agents for McCall Bazar’Patterns 10 and 15 Cents.
Singer Sewing Machines Sold on Easy Terms.
t/
BURNS, OREGON
PLOWS!
PLOWS!
VOEGTLY’S
The best mouldboard plow is the
JOHN DEERE PLOW.
The fruit display being arranged
by I S. Geer, mentioned of which
was made in these columns a few NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
weeks ago, is growing and is now a
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,)
Burns Oregon, September 7,1904.1
very creditable one for this section,
Notice is hereby given that Mtiroellus B.
Mr. Geer is doing good work but Hayes
of Lawen, Oregon, H rs filed notice of
intention to make proof on his desert-land
finds a shortage of vessels in which to claim
No. 308, for the SE'< SE‘4, ^cc 22, and
», See. 27, T. 24 8„ R. 32 E., A . M., before the
preserve and display the fruit NE'
Register and Receiver at Burns, Oregon, on
the 21st day of October, 1901
Tbe Times-Herald suggests that Friday,
He name» the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation oi said Be sure and call and see and get prices before purchasing
the citizens, or the Board of Trade land William T. III11, of Lawen, Oregon, Hen
ry I). Goodlow, of Harney, Oregon, David N.
donate sufficient money to secure Cutter
son and Charles Miller, of Lawen,Oregon
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Also a full stock of Disc and Tooth Harrows and Seeders
the necessary vessles to place this
fruit. If anyone has large glass
vases aud are sufficiently interested NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
in this matter it would be appreci
FOR THE MAN AND THE WOMAN
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, I
Burns, Oregon, September 7, 1904,1
ated if they were brought in. Fruit
WHO KNOW
Notice is hereby given that Mary C. Hill, of
and candy jars are too small—iti Lawen, Oregon, has filed notice of intention to
There’s no light rille like the Marlin .22 repeater, for either target
make proof ou her deBert-land claim No. 301,
fact it would take an opening like a for the NW' i Sec. 33, T. 23 S., R. 32«2 E. W. M.,
shooting or small game, because it. has Marlin accuracy. If you shoot
before.the Register and Receiverat Burns, Ore
this ineana «‘verything. The »Solid Top, with its wall of metal always be­
wash tub or barrel to admit some gon, on Thursday, the 20th day of October, 1904.
tween you and the cartridge, and the Side Ejector are
She names the’ following witnesses to prove
of the pears and apples. Mr. theeomplete irrigation and reclamation Of said
sj -..-= s =^ original Marlin features, which make it the safest to
land: Marcellus B. Hayes and Linley B. Haies,
handle
as well us tho surest. It shoots short, long and
in stone oi Lawen, Oregon. Henry D. (¡oodlow anti
Geer has fruit stored
long-rifle cartridges without any change.
Joseph L. Turner, of Harney, Osegon.
churns and jars awaiting the find­
W. m . F arre , Register.
The Marlin 16-gauge Shotguns are the smallest and lightest re­
peating guns manufactured. A new, well balanced gun of great
ing of suitable transparent recepti-
accuracy. Handl» < stiff load« safely and well.
cles.
H’» ;/- ili about ami particular repeating riße or uhotfivn
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
‘needs you have. (>ur latest t'ataloyue 300 illustrations—
An inventory of the fruit now on
dial oar JZrperience I'ook, that fells what M iHLlNd are
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
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cluing the world over, ft ve. J or 8 stamps postage.
Burns, Oregon, September 7, 1904.{
hand, made by The Time--Herald Notice is hereby
given that W’lliam T. Hill,
Ttie MARLIN FIRE ARHS CO.
Lawen, Oregon, has filed notice of intention
this morning follows: Apple», A of
42 Willow St.
New Haven. Corn
to make proof on his desert-hind claim No. 301,
the SW?4 Sec. 33, T. 23 S., R. 3.% E W. M..
Venator; apples, pears, Joe Rector; for
before tlie Register and Register and Receiver
Burns, Oregon, on Thursday, the 20th day of
apples, pears, peaches, plums, nec­ at
October, 19 JI.
names the following witnesses to prove
tarines, Adam George; apples, the He complete
irrigation and reclamation of said
Marcellus B. Hayes and Linley B. Hayes,
crabapples, plums. Mrs S L Bowen; land:
of Lawen, Oregon, Henry D. Goodlow, Joseph
plums. H. E. Thompson; grapes, L. Turner, of Harney, Oregon.
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apples plums, cherries, I. S. Geer;
Will deliver choice steaks,
apricots, Mrs Trisch; pears, plutns,
roasts,
boiling meat'-', veal,
NOTICE
FOR
PUBLICATION
C. Cummins; pears, Geo Sizemore;
etc-
at
your
door daily in any
UNITED
STATES
LAND
OFFICE,
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cucumbers, C. A. Sweek. The
Burns, Ore., September 19.1904. \
Times-Herald invites people to call Notice is hereby given that the following quantity desired.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
and see this fruit and comparé it to
make proof in support of his claim and that
paid
proof will be maae beiorethe Register and
with fruit from the Snake river, Receiver
nt Burns Oregon, on Octol>er26, 1904,
II E. No. 1059 of James S. P Withers, for
John Day, or any other section. viz:
the W'- 8Wl4, Sec 26, K.% SE'4. Sec. 27 T. 23 8 ,
We can “coon ’em all” so far.
R. 32’aE.,W. M.
A private letter from Bend states
that the superintendent of one of
the big irrigation concerns over
there was enroute to this place to
Miller. Burns, buy horses.
He will want big
work horses and we advise raisers
acknowledges to see him.
from Frank P.
Judge Miller and wife haye re­
n, D. C. It turned from Malheur county where
. card showing the judge attended court. They
■f the capitol brought Borne of the prize winning
fruit in from Ontario, pears raised
r the manage- by Dr. Pngueand apples from C.
A Co., is one W. Malletts. The fruit can be seen
resorts in the at the bank.
Morg Brown arrived here this
liquors and
card tables week from Lake county and will Ntice of Appintment of Administrator».
again take up his residence in this
In the Matter of the Estate of B. F,
section. Morg informs us he has Ansmus, Deceased.
us Belshaw been sick almost the entire time
Notice is hereby given that the under
Dav and tak- I since he left here in July, He con- signed
II. R . Sitz and Maida K . Ans-
•y pick your templates going into the chicken mils have been duly appointed, respec­
apples for the business. There is a good opening tively, administrator and administratrix
of the Estate of B. F. Ansmus deceased,
X. Come all for it.
by the County Court of tne State of Ore­
all of Harney
W. H. Hogan has been here for gon for the County of Harney and have
the past few days renewing acquai­ qualified. All peisons having claims
ldwell expect ntances and making new friends. against said estate are hereby notified to
the outside. This is Bill’s first visit for three present the same, with proper vouchers
verified as by law required, to tbe
Jheur county years and his old time friends are and
said K. R. Sitz at bis residence near
naturally
pleased
to
see
him.
Bill
some land
Lawen, Harney Co. Oregon or to Par­
ranch in shape has grown some since moving to rish A Remiiold the attorneys for said
IPs where they Albany and now does not have to estate at their office in Burns. Oregon
stand broad side in order to make within six months from the date fiere-
a shadow. He reports Mrs. Hogan of.
again here enjoying good health
Dated and first published Sept. 17th
1904.
of fruit from
It. R. Sitz. Administrator.
McKanlass and his company
He presented
Maida K. Ansmus. Administratrix
gave
a
j>erformance
at
Ixcher's
hall
some Belshaw
Thursday
evening
to
a
large
house
won all his cus-
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Belshaw informs Those attending pronounced the
some of these show very good, especially the In the matter of the Estate of Joseph
Roberteon, Iteceased.
here this Fall. specialties by McKanlass. They
appear again tonight and of after-
Notice is hereby Riven to the creditors
Intosh, of Grant' noons at the race com
th« Me­ of the above entitled e.tite, that the
re Thursday ac- Kanlass glee club render some lde« undersigned wm ou tl>e >>tli day of Sqe
tember 1904 appointed, by the .Indirect
wife and they vocal selections.
the County Court of Harney Connty.
from
his''
Mr and Mrs. Wm.
J P. Rector came in
Oregon, executrix of the last Will and
McIntosh is over to Crow Camp home yesterday, He Testimony of Joseph Robertson, deceas­
octing the teachers brought over some fruit to add to ed.
All ¡.ereon* holding claims against
week and incidentally the display heing prepared by 1:8
■booting at the lakes I Geer His pears and apples com­ said estate may present them properly
verified, at the oflice of Bigge A Bigg«
arrange it. Tbe annual pare favorably with some of the
attorneys at law Boms Oregon, within
1 be held in Grant prize winning fruit brought in from six months of the date of this notice.
13. 14, 15, according to the Ontario exhibit. In fait th» Dated September 10, 1904.
trrmilla E RolierVon.
me which Prof. Me­ Harney valley fruit has the advant-
Executrix.
I age in size.
ed us.
ferait reserve scrip
Kbas and upward,
le
use and
Milt Modi, one of the I*. L S. Co
foreman of the ranches in the
southern part of the county, was
here the first of the week. He was
over to make a drive of beef that
had been gathered in this section.
United States Land Office, (
Burns, Oregon, Aug. 30, 1904)
A sufficient contest affidavit having
thoseV been filed in this office by Grant Kester-
Osborne and Acme mowers at the O.
‘son, contestant, against homestead entry
R. R. Sitz the breeder of
C. Co. get their prices.
famous Short Horn cattle, is Up No 1855, made February 25, 1903, for
Nh. SW’4 and W._, SEl4, Section 17,
Men and boy’s wool bats cheap— from his ranch near Lawen.
Township 25 S., Range 28 E. by Libby
Miller A Thompson.
Adam George is selling Bohool J. Mtilloy, Contest»«, in which It is al­
Born—To Mr. and Mrs J. O\ furniture and the various districts leged that said Libby J. Mulloy has
should see him before placing totally abandoned said entry and has
Calfield Monday, Sept 26, a son.
not resided upon or improved said entry
orders,
Order groceries from the Miller
for more than six months next prior
Mrs Rose McGrath left Tuesday hereto and there are now no improve­
it Thompson closing out stock.
morning for Baker City where she ments thereon, and that said alleged
B. W. Hamilton and family are will yisit with relatives for a short absence from the said land was not due
again occupying their residenoe in time before taking her final depar­ to her employment in the Army, Navy,
ture for her home in Kansas City, or Marine Corps of the United States as
in this city.
k Mo.
it
p I 1 \ cl IV
3U1U1VI
>111 WX I
a private
soldier, j » officer,
seaman, or
Mrs. C. W. Jones has been visit-
it-
H. Y. Blackwell has returned\“,arine> durin« the tim® ®f f war, said
ing her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Wel- from Lake county where he drove parties are hereby notified to appear,
come Jr. the past week.
500 head of cattle. He informs us respond and oiler evidence touching
said allegation at 10 o’clock a. in. on
Adam George, Lawen, Oregon is he is not buying at the present, October 14, 1904. before the Register and
preparing to winter 600 head of having just returned a contract Receiver of the United States Land
stock—cattle or horses—cheap as which did not suit him.
Office in Burns Oregon.
Don’t forget the basket dinner The said contestant having, in a pro­
the cheapest.
Oct. 8,—last day of the institute. per affidavit, filed August 30, 1904, set
The casing for the experimental Come not only prepared to eat forth facts which show that after due
well on the Burke Carey selection hearty and have an old fashioned diligence pe'sonal service of this notice
has arrived from the railroad.
time, but come loaded down with can not be made, it is hereby ordered
roast
chicken, cake, pigs feet, or ind directed that such nolice bo given
Link Hutton was over from the baked beans.
by due and proper publication.
Wagontire section a few days the
W m . F akke , Register.
Messrs R. J. Williams and W. L?
st come over from Silver Creek
is week with their cattle which
re delivered to the P L S. Co.
a
Alfalfa at Geer A Cumuline.
i
The best disc plow is the
BENECIA-HANCOCK PLOW
A full stock at C. H. Voegtly’s
Young’s Meat Wagon
Haines & Nelson
Watchmakers and Opticians
tlAVINfi CREWS SUPPLIED
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ami cultivation
of said land, viz: Neil McMahon, Joseph Turner,
James Turner and William Russell, »11 of Har
ney, Oregon.
W m . F arre , Register.
NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFU’K,
f
Burns, Oregon, September 21, r.MM. <
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named »ettler ha» filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of hl» claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at Burn», Oregon, on October 28,
1901, viz: H. E. No. 1243, of Cbarleti B. AusmuR,
for the SE'4 'E ». f ots ; •■:. i
i .
R. 32 E., W. M
He name» the following witnesses to prove
hi» continuous residence upon and cultivation
of raid land, viz; Hertran Ruh, D. H. Graves. J.
J. Heinz and Charles T. .Miller, all oi Lawen,
Oregon.
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Wagon in Bti ns Sunday
Afternoons.
BURNS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE
ONLY EXCLUSIVE
SHOE STORE
IN BURNS
None Better
ALL THE LATEST
STYLES.
N.tcr
Hornes kept />// the day,
week or'.month.
FIRST CLASS LIVERY TURNOUTS.
Hay and grain always
on hand.
Special Attention
to Conducting Funerals/
NEW AND ACCURATE HAY SCALES.
IN CONNECTION WITH BARN.
RESTAURANT
A Sfuuity af Sbort ttricrv
Table furnished with everything
tbe market affords Y our patron­
age solicited.
Special attention given
to transcient custom and
freiÿit teams.
Repairing.
Opp".(I
Bakery in connection
LEWIS Ar GARRETT, Propts.
BOOT and SHOP
The Lone Star
MEALS AT AUU HOURS
.Mail orders receive prompt attention.
Ask for Prices.
James Smith
China George, Proprietor.
Cor. Main and B street*.
At old Jorgensen Stand
Quarters delivered within
five miles of Burns.
“Walk Over” Shoes
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. sold everywhere at
UNITED »TATE* LANDOFFD E,i the same price.
Burn», Oregon, September 22,1904.1
Notice ip hereby given that David N. Turner,
Guardian of the Estate of Mice B I urner. In-
•aue, of Harney, Oregon, ha« filed notice of in
tention to make proof on her deaert-claim No
for the Iz.m 1,2, 3 and I an I -W'. NW',.
Mec. 5, Lot 4, and 8Wtf NWG, NW.
Ser
4, T. 24
R 33 I., W M.. before the Reglater
and Receiver, at Burn», Oregon, on W edneaday,
tbe 26th «lay of October. 191)4.'
Be Barnes the following wltneisea to prove
the complete irrigation and rec lamation of sai<!
land: William E. Burke, of Harney, Oregon.
Elmer A. Turner, of Venator, Oregon. Jamb c.
Welcome, Jr., and Henrv C. Levema, of Burna.
Oregon
W m . F arrr , Register.
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION
USITKD STATES LAMD OFFICE,
>
Bum*. Oregon. Heptembet 21, I'jCM.t
Matte* !• hereby given tbat Ellen Martin,
of Burna, Harney County, Oregon, baa fieri no
tice of intention to make proof on her deaert-
iau.1 claim No 2»» ter the EG NW\. NE'g HW'4
M.W 31. T 23 8 . u 32 E.. W. M., before the R»-g
Inter and Receiver at Burna,
on Thurs­
day. the Z7th day of <>cU»l*r. I‘<M
<he name* the following witneaaeg fn prove
the complete irrignthm and reelamatten of said
land John O. Cnwlfiel«!. Geo f'awlfield, •»»•aae
Bunyard and jawiea H Bunjrard, all of Horn«.
Oregon.
W m F arrb . Register.
Farniture chwfp^r than ever
The many friends of Father
fore i this town. We bought I Doyle, will be pleased to hear < f
right and will sell right The very hie recovery from his recent illness
nicest in Lace an<
i Cur­ and trust that whatever parish he
tains. Ladies, call
them— may be assigned to, lie will lie suc­
Burns Furniture Co
cessful — Baker City Herald.
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