The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, October 02, 1909, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textest oniout.ATHM or ("Ell IN T1U8 COUNTY. ;0lT0IIKR WW. il News. "TUB FIRST NATIONAL HANK" Hums, Oregon nlroo is in Iho cily. Its oyes P. 0. block. Icaton wns up from bmo yesterday. fphy and wife came Flron Mountain sec- Say. I Drinkwntcr lias t fine display of x nil millinery. I Ineor Faulkner stnrt Esurvoying crew out to begin work on Innley projects. I (imnn, of Boise, came He is a brother to iwartz and is hero for , with his sister. odman is prepared to t'and his now barley ji'rendy for business, ould at onco arrange or such work. ckky w ovor from mi u but has u i fu r ncn while ' i In vi ion como i i in i ..uv to my pwee ono uiik snoiteu cow and 2-ring halter. J- h. Sits is over 4 m lfcftfcir&ftttnMllfcdllVtTfVl? iy nave tier oy paying ""'"" '"'" "".-. stice and the pnsture UoknTo Mr. and Mrs. J. W F. CuowUiV, iiKK3 last night, n daughtor. Lawen, Oregon. goo hQ Mq crentioll3 in in!U. diardt is ui from his jiu'iy nt Mrs. Drinkwntor'a. kl nc.ir La.wn. He had s10 loot hirli to bring ir ; ut tne irost injured STRENGTH SECURITY SERVICE Capital, $25,000.00 Surplus, $30,000.00 ACCOUNTS INVITED Sco thoso fino Bcrkohtrcs of Dr. Hlbbard's nt tho fair and mnko your selection. Grandma Caldwell has been quite ill recently but is ulightly improved ut this time. "Karl Mack, a jmUent at tho hospital sulToring from typhoid fever, is reported convalescent by his phyalcianB. II'" YOU Alir, KOINCTO T'tAVIX, Ue tlio llnrnoy County Nnllo.nil llanli TltAVKIXKK'H GlltC()Ui:t3 I'lintr nrn hil f.l jIaiiI t fv t in unsettled weather condititioiiB will not continue over next week, as wo want fair weather for fair week. W. It. Gnrrott was ovor from! Silver Creek this weok. Mr. Garrett has been farming this season and roports a very good crop. Issnc Word, father of Geo. imnmw My' mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Try u menl nt tho Home Hotel. Al Coleman nnd wife nro over from their homestead attending to business and visiting friend?. Chan. Bogg, tho Blono mason, is walking rather proud thoiio dayH, having n stiff back the re sult of an attack of lumbago. Tlw slono work on tho Odd Follow building i comnloted nnd contriictors Brown & Son are now engaged In putting on the roof. Just arrived: A complete lino of Roofing, Sheathing, water proof Sheathing and Stringed Felt. Harney Co. Imp. & Hdwe.,Co, Mr. nnd Mrs. Win. Catterson desire to oxpress their thanks to friends and neighbors who were bo kind during Ucir recent bo reavement. Tho thanks of Mr. and Mrs. A, All work dury's. guaranteed Snlfs- from his i Vi that it could Fine line of watches, chains, etc., at Salisbury's P. O. block. J. F. Mnhon nnd fu.id without the leaves Misa Emily, returned IS . first of fhia week. daughter, homo the Burns Soda Works can fill nny order largo or small. Junius Gilbert wns over from Harney yesterday. Now fall nnd winter millinery at Mrs. S. 13. Drinkwater's. Fay Comegys and wife were up from their homo this week. Mr. A. George wns in from her homo this week bringing in some fine crab apples. n Prompt delivery of all orders ' o t. 'phoned tho Cash Grocery Si . .....,.. t I.. i Tlalrnrv at Hm TtViinpTi Hotfil. Irwin loft this morn- rny uoumy imiuumviu - ifui idc points and will be Hardware Co. will move nt Dr. Griffith was called to the me mono siuru ruonn uunyani mm luesuuy io see u ot.ul liv El n Yinni .( Ktin. Dutliaxrni'il whn wi'iu ill i i- to auenci a lncoi-""- w. .,.... "." -' " . wt, .......... h PKsi.vtory and later Pn "" which uujuiiw m b- pInin W9lng dono nt roMonn. 'CV t ' ml h s io Allruy u 'ties., of .he Synod. Heiccry store oi uie muor. U, priceg( one 1)lock fml of trip after these. Mrs. Lelnh Wilhams-Millor is Schwnrtz'B Store, or inquire nt where h' a private hero from Portland with a fine this office, up to date lino of full and winter ( f u jonkinjr aml famiy wonl miUmory. 1 hoy nro on disply homo t)l0 nret of this week but in her own building up stairs- Ml. JenWns wJ1 rQturn fop coufl i next week. II. rrismi and family r .. of this weok en entrance at side door next to i .it ..ii- i liVnnph hnlnl. . vin jmiii.- tuiiuy wnw - - - i T,, -mnlfn ,lnrt ,lf intniinn II visit for an indofintte Cottrill & Clemens have put in, ,, . .t..i.iri..M aunna Mr. Harrison has been a first class saw mill 1J miles - ,..,... n ot-i.. nr.... from rheumatism for west of Cold Springs is near the,, . XVnmnn ni M ,.mm,t,m, Iwceks and since he was valley with good road. In first to resume his duties in class timber-picked trees from i uoua uay rieemiui, proies- jcr shop, he decided to tho government. Prepared to do , ional nurso. l'nrties desiring Ihis old home. custom work. See them about ' "or services may iiiki hot at me sn't cost a cent to got your government permit nt once, homo of lliomnsbagors, uurns. bs of your local dealer on At the meeting of the citypv C. V. KeeU and wile spent a sewing machines, linole- council Wednesday evening the 'fow Uags m this city tins wock. ?tts, etc., nnd it might matter of revoking the franchise 'Mr. Keccl is omployctl Willi itoau I means of saving you a of the Electric Light Co. was I Master Comegys on the roads in md sum of money when continued indefinitely. Tho com- his district. Ilnp1, besides he is always pany made a showing thnt it had i pania oils, Doors and Wind- io can make good his lost money in the past and hoped, nwf, ;n fnut nvorvlliincr for the G. W. Clevenger can to make Batisfactory arrange-' ra rmav 01. liuiidor. Give us n pr ces on these articles, monts in tho near future to give caj nmj we wj i,0 Ba( (0 gjvc continuous service. you jiriccs. Myers Pumps and Smi"! & Swain are in The program for the teachers' btar windmills. . .... . .1 TTniitinir r Y.. V, TTflttft Ct c deep wen tney arc annual institute lias uccn issueo. nunmv w n..(. iv nU.... w. for II. M. Horton. The The dates aro October 13, 14, 15 Mrs. A. Eel! and little daugh- tbis week a scopago in this place. The outside in- ter have come over from the he water to rise within a structors aro SUitc Supt. Acker- ranc, and aro now domiciled in , or tho lurfacu and man, Prof L. It. Aldorman of the tho citv residence for the win- ii i, V u i tv casing state University and itoi. onas. ter. Miss I, eiah nnd her brother i, ;u now over, out u h. Jones, editor oi mo urogon m-oceded the r mother, having . small flow for when Teachers' Monthly. Tho day coino in at the beginning of Dg was put down it was sessions will be Held in tno nign , oeliool. entirely. They are down school building and evening scs-i feet sions in the Presbyterian church. I :GAINS! BARGAINS!! ,Y DAY A BARGAIN DAY! iy Counter a Bargain Counter! i i i i -i .. lii's skins, waisiSi unciervvtvu, h wciar. i'u:., win uc buiu di rcr.tly rccliKed nnc:ts. ial Bargains in mens summer hats and vests. A full stock of staple and fancy Groceries for every body. Orders promptly filled .. SCHWARTZ. SBhe Busy Corner Store" "FLTsnEt, ojFiEscSronxr. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Catterson died Saturday at tho timo of its birth , and the remains wero taken to Harney for burial on Sunday afternoon. Rev. A. J. Irwin went over and conducted tho service. The bereaved parents have tho sympathy of a wido circle of friends. , Tho Burns Flour Milling Co. jhas begun operations and the threatened flour famine is at an 'end. Tho mill started early this , week and merchants wero sup- ' plied nt onco with a good quality of flour. There has been quite a largo nmountof good wheat rais ed tliia season and the mill com pany paid tho farmers a good price. Harry C. Smith has taken over tho lenso of tho commercial club I to tho fjnera house and is now en- I gaged in some needed improvc- I monts that will add much to the i comfort and convenience of pa- I Irons. Ho has already dono away with tho steep stairway in tho mai.t strcot entrance, build- ing a sloping incline and has i arranged tho ticket ofiico in tho front. Material has been, secured und workmen nro now preparing some sot scenes which will ndd greatly to tho offcct in dramatic , production's. Somo footlights 1 will ulso bo udded to tho stngo ;nml other improvements made, Mr, Smith Is familiar with such work and ho will bo generously patronized during tno winter , season. " i - . . . i .. . .. i.i .. Wnrd who Is undergoing a mild m m; h exwnocii " ! , r i,..,i.i.i ,. ,.,.:.wi the friends and neighbors who hero tho first of this week from his homo nt Cloverdnlo'in this state. George Is improving. Williams Bros, saw mill nt were so kind to them during their recent bereavement. H. J. Hansen of the Burns Mont Market is prepared to fur nish bacon, hams and lard to is prepared to do custom work I , ,. q, ., , .. . ,. for those desiring to take ad vantage of thoir government per mit. Also lumber for stile at $12 per thousand, See them about custom prices. Jlmmie. Ui" litth' son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Young wns suf fering from strangulated herina the first of tho week and in a vnrv nrittniil nrtnilitinn. Dl'. Marsden & Griffith relieved him Thursday from Fish Haven, quantity. Special prices for big orders. Bobt. Baker and wife are over from Silver Creek this weok. Mr. Baker informs us he has de cided not to go to the Willamette but will likely purchase property in this vicinity. Mesdames A. K. Richardson and H. J. Hansen returned homo and when hi.tcondition will per- Idaho, where they had been call- mil will operato for a permanent ! on aount of the illness nnd tieain oi ineir moiner. r3iuD- At the family homo in this city early Monday morning, tho little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Schonlt. Hie little one was nearly two years old and had nevor been strong from hor birth. Mr. and Mrs. Schenk J. E. Sizomore wns ovor from lost a little-girl baby in August the ranch yesterday. Ho will from pneumonia and tho second leave next week on an extended death is indeed hard and thoy trip ovorland with his own team have tho sympathy of n wide to California. He is going for circle of friends. recreation particularly. Among tho horses to arrive this week for tho fair was a har ness horso belonging to Mr. Smith of Grant county. Mr. Smith also has a fino soven-gnited Kentucky saddle stallion. DID YOU KNOW " That two flows of natural gas undor nn enormous pressure have been dovolopod m Harney Valley? Did You Know that the visible indications point to llnrnoy Valley as being underlaid with one of tho great est deposits of light gravity oil in tho world? Do You Know what that moans to Central Oregon? It means railroads and the development of nil tho re sources of this great inland empire. Do You Want to share in tho enormous profits that await, those who first tap this immense pool of oil? The IIarneu Valley Oil & Gas Co. offer you this opportunity. With stock selling at 5 cents per share (par valuo $1.00) it is an opportunity unparalleled in the history of oil development. Wo will gladly answer any and all correspondence. Address Valley Oil & Gas Co., Darns, Oregon. JJ llarncy Salisbury fixes watches block. P. O. Go to the homo Hotel for a good meal. Plums, cabbage, potatoes and Dnlton Biggs came in from watermelons at Carter & Thomp- Ontario yesterday accompanied son's. by his wife nnd two of tho child- BoitN-To Mr. nnd Mra. J. ht(ilu Sitz in this city, Saturday, Sept. Rcatos for sale, all sizes and 25, n daughter. lengths, price 20 cents per foot Foil Salk A five room cot tage, four lota all fenced with two good wolls, a windmill and other improvements. No rock. G. Hudspeth, Burns, Oregon. Fred Lunaburg nrrived home Saturday from a visit to outside points. Ho took in the fair at Seattle, visited portlnnd and other points. Fred lost Bill Jones in tho crowd und wo aro not sure ho will find his way back horo Boon by himself. Mr. and Mi. i. B. F. Silor ar rived homo Monday from an ox- tended visit to relatives and friends In Washington nnd this state. Thoy left Englo Vnlloy tho homo of Mrs. Siler's mother, Mrs. Chas. Zeiglor, not long ago leaving tho latter In good health but wlion thoy nrrived horo thoy found a telegram i announcing the m)(, nt 1)ofm.0 ,' death of Mrs. clgler irom pnetl- T1)C80 K()0l,8 u,.0 Hl,nm( Any one desiring Rcatos address W. A. Ford of J. O. Alborson, Alberson, Oregon. Sam Mothershead came in Monday night from Baker City whore ho and others wero given some higher degrees in Masonry, C. Cummins and Chas. Voegtly were other candidates from this place. Tho latter arrived homo Saturday. Court Stenographer Davis accompanied Mr. Mothers head in from Vnlo. Ladies wo desire to inform you that wo have received tho largest lino of ladies, misses, children and infants clonks over carried in , Bums. Thoso goods wero personally selected from ono of tho largest cloak houses in Amer ica, and wo aro suro wo can savo you money besides you will know you are getting tho quality, color for it. A! Cote was in tho city yester day. Brentl for sale at tho Home Hole). , Secl'hoad of V.. B. Reed & Son l,n this Ibhui'. Geo. W. Haycfl is over from Vale on legal business. Mils. R. It. Kit was visiting in this fcilv during tho weok. Foil Rai.k- 320 acres of hny land. Inquire nt this offico. If you want a nice, mild drink drop into tho Burns Soda Works. R. 11. Brown came ovor from Diamond tho first of this week. Mrs. Bert Parker is still vory ill at her homo in this city but is improving. M. Schenk is home from his vacation trip to Portland and other points. A. M. Kels 'v. tho Silvor creok rancher' und stockman, is in tho city. Sylvostor Smith was a busi ness visitor to our dity this week. Leo Caldwell has again donned a barber coat and is helping Bob Stoner out. Fred Oakerman wns ovor from his Silver Creek home yestorday, returning today. Allen Gofr, a Missouri boy, was among tho recent arrivals hero and has taken land. He return ed to Missouri to make arrange ments to come hero to make his permanent home. Foit Sale -Do you want a nice homo? 1C0 aero ranch I? miles from Harney on Rattlesnake Crock. First water right, run ning water the year around, small bearing orchard, 40 acres in cultivation, fine range for cat tle horses or sheep. For further particulars call or address Roland Hnnkins, Harney, Ore. NOTICE. Notice is heroby givon thnt the undersigned sovcrod his connec tions with the Drewsey Mercan tile Co. on Dee. 22. IfiOT. All bills arc payable to the Drewsey Mercantile Co. snd tint company settles indebtedness contracted by it. A. I. Johnson. imiwyuMMMiM Number .77. The Bankera Middleman The bankoris the connecting link between the depositor and the borrower. Ills function is to take tho depositor's funds und loan them out to the man seeking capital; at the samo time keeping a per cent, of the money on hand for the demands of regular business. The depositor whoso banker exorcises careful and wise judgment with the borrower has a suffi cient guarantee for his funds. Our policy is to safeguard the money of each dopositor by our capital, surplus, and ability to loan to good borrowers. A Savings Bank Department is a feature of this Bank, in which interest at the rate of four per cent per annum is allowed. The Harney County National Bank OF BURNS, OREGON. YOUR HOME INSTITUTION. STATE DEPbSITARY THE ANDERSON HOTEL AIR. and MRS. CM AS. ANDERSON, Propts. We are pleased to announce to our old-time friends and customers that wo have again taken charge of our hotel. We just completed renovating the en tire building and you will find the old-timo home comforts when you call. We-hope to see you soon. The old favorlt' Family Hotel where guests receive 5 pedal Attention and Good Service, SOUTH BURNS, OREGON--Near Fair Grounds. NOTICE. All parties owing Lewis & Gar rett, or Simon Lewis aro hereb notified thnt all these account-, aro in the handB of our attorney C. II. Leonard for collection and settlement Persons indobted to us will please settle the .same with Mr. Leonard at once. Simon Lewis J. T. Gakkbtt. The MILLER REALTY SINYGSTMfcNT CO. Office Willi Win. Miller, Burns, Or. Deeded lands bought and sold on Commission. Insurance, Life, Accident, Fire. MONEY TO LOAN. List jour lauds with us. IKYING MILLER, Mauager. moniii I miwli mi nmv She was one of the pio- ami In.n Htl.:etv tll0 VI.V wMt neoKW. .men of this section whore Ktyioa. it w! c03t you nothJnff to she will bo kindly remombored come and seo-wo invito you to by a largo number of friends, come. Mrs. Luto Parker of this place is Lunaiiugh & Daiton. alBo a daughtor of Mrs. Zeiglor. ,t v Cozad. ono of tho nio- V, Cawlfleld came in Wedncs-' neor residents of Grant county day uvoning from n visit to Puo- died at the family homo in Can- blo, Culwwlo, Whilo in that yon City Wednesday evening placo Jeff saw President Tuft, after u very short illness. Ho boing one of tho rccoptlnn cum- was not considered dangerous mittee. Ho suj'h ho invited the until tho day of his death nnd President to our cynnty fair, but his daughter, Mrs. Wm. Farro owing to his limited timo Mr. of this city was not summoned Tnft said ho would have to fore- boforo. Shoand herlittlodaugh go that pleasure this trip. Mr. tor Cathriuo and Irving Miller Cawlfleld says tho colonist travel loft Thursday morning. Tho is heavy and thnt ho was be- f uuornl wns held yesterday nf tor sieged with questions, Somo of noon. Mr. Cozad was ono of tho thoso with whom ho talked will host known men in this section como to Hnrnoy county, but and was tho fathor of n largo BnMfffnS'&lJJB fr'!y' s in this vicinity advertising literature to distri- fwply sympathize with tho buto as other sections have. , bprenved ones, The Eastern Oregon Engineering Co. CIVIL, MUNICIPAL AND IRKIdATION ENGINEERS Main Office, Burns, Oregon A O. r.Vl'l.KNKII, !) . Branch Office, Lakeview, Oregon l. M. K.U'I.KNKII, t;i "The best Rano brains and experience have ever produced. QUICK ME STEEL RANGE jtemm. TIIBY ABB BEITER BECAUSE: Thoy aro built on ecIenUflo nrlnolploa nnd tho matorlul uuoil la bo di.trlbutod na to lo tho most Reed. They nvo jimt honvy onough to ho good, durablo nml lummy. Tho strengthened piubi nro thosu whero tho iuoL wear Is. Tho walls aro Asboatos llnod. Thoy aro madoot atool, co 'woqinnUy thoy aro utroiiu and caiu.ub craoU. HARNEY COUNTY IMPLEMENT & HARDWARE COMPANY HARDWARE, CROCKERY tSSSSG&eKi. . 'Xf ','A!AZZ&. IK ZSSSV?Si&S '. 5 , NEW MERCHANDISE Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes Fresh Groceries, etc. For Fall and Winter Trade LUNABURG & B&LTO if &1,1ie&M&3$S4e&G&t.Ct'.iS$SS$&t JOE THOMPSON IN Till- POST OFFICti BLOCK Candy, Nnls, Stationery, Cigars, and Tobacco ICE CREAM PARLORS and SODA WATER School Tablets, Pens, Pencils, Ink, Etc. SAIOKERS ARE PARTICULARLY INVITED Nice Assortment of I'lpcs-New Novelties Coming. I X . 'tjtd in Leather We have it or can get it for You As much difference in leath er as in people. We use only the best in our work Hadn't you better look at your old Harness? You'veJJhad it a long time.Jtta"Belter be sure than sorry. "w J. C. WELCOME & SON :E3:a,x:n.ess arid. Saddles ZF&.EIO LIVERY, FRONT FEED AND J, W. OWEN, Propts. SALE hf. Finest hearse in county Particular attention given 1 o Funerals Fresh Teams, Comfortable Rigs, Careful Drivers. Particular attention given to Trahscient Trade Jlorsos lumnlnl by Iho day, cok or month fcv&gfjQl TINWARE 'Burns, Oregon CHAS. W3LSO filacKsmithing and horseslioing. Wagon Work ALL WOREC GUAR ANTEED. Burns, Oregon, '-C4TCH -yl. lain St., THE TSiVIES-HEFIALD Job Printing.