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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1910)
!u Supplement UpplC!!HMU BURNS, OREGON, DECEMBER 31, 1910. OREOON'S SHAKO SLIM. SUNSI-T NOTKS. At the scliool meeting hold the 15th a 5 mill tax was voted for the purpose of putting a stone fmimlntinn iniflir till! School Out of that allotted by Prcsi-' house, painting and fencing and dent Taft for carrying on Gov- j making other important improve- ernment irrigation work during ments. the next five years, Oregon re- ... The following is taken from tho Oregonian's special from Washington showing how the re clamation funds were distributed Lam a Dawson had a school children the afternoon of ceived a meager $925,000, winch J)IcasinK )roaram Kivon by the was about 2 nor cent of the total. ....,.,., ..,. ,., ,. Six hundred thousand dollars of this goes to complete approved and accepted portions of tho Kla- i the 2.1th The dance at the Sunset school house Friday evening was well attended' and a good time was had by all present. The annual ball given by the fire department last night was a very pleasant affair and attended by a large crowd of young peo ple. Tho supper given by the Ladies' Auxiliary was a feature much appreciated by those in attendance. It was good and the ladies cleared a neat sum to apply to the town clock. e 1L7fTVWJ A Bahrain 0-10 acres of level sagebrush land, good soil. For sale at $10.00 per acre on any reasonable terms if sold before January 1st. 1911. If you are i interested and mean business 'address: L. II. W., Box 11, Robert Settlemeycr has just; Burns, Oregon. finished a substantial addition to his house. j R. D. Stahl has been buildini 'an addition to his house am math projects, and ?325,000 to complete a fourth small unit of the present Umatilla project, be ing lands lying between these now under irrigation and the Columbia River. The west side extension of tho Umatilla project, which would 71 : r SS doing other improvements. Armv Entrincers and by the Pre-' Ara Stahl of Entcrprise.Oregon sident, and having been turned is visiting his brother Roy btahl. down again, cannot now bo ap- ! proved or built until 1915 or later, I M0LIHAY SOCIAL EVENTS. I inasmuch as all funds now avail- nMn nml nil in conteninlation I The biir house warming ball before that time are distributed, 'given in the new The (Ircatcr Youth's Companion. Riiwn its enliirirniont b.V tho addition of an amount of reading !j in the year equal to four hundred ordinary magazine pages, The Youth's Companion can offer oven a wider range of wholesome nntnrtuinmcnt than over befere: . ... .... .., . t ii il mil me cimracicr oi mu ki warming ball ,.ntlimits remains the same, and Masonic build- (iu Siihscrintion nrice. SI. 75. is I -- i .... TAILORS READY-MADE SUITS TAILOR-MADE SUITS READY-MADE OVERCOATS and FUR COATS TAILOR-MADE OVERCOATS and FUR COATS $10.00 TO $25.0 $25 0 $10. iw Y-n xy? a tj' $30.O TO- &. suue musi an ujriauuuL uv uiuiiuo muauui, mv. ior ine lamny m general, nim'j unds used in states largest crowd ever seen at a ball i for tj,e profitable occupation of mtributed far less in Burns, and the affair was well ' w;nt0I. evenings, for the happi itably are entitled to managed. The lloor was not in 'nesg an,i comfort of the house- ' l.,-ni n.wl!tinn Mifimi t r i In tl ntlltau i i i Among the New Things arc . T-r A nnilClM1 .1 III I A V lr I V I '. I B ! celebrated J - ri,'V' " -"-". iic unequaled During the week we have re- Complete Dinner Sets valuable doc- ccivcd a supply of New and up- ?rso notes on l0.dute Hand-Pmntcd China FURNITURE !1 !l lilt t IX1CWIIMS. DIN1N0 CM AIRS, AIORRI CM AIRS, COlJCtll-S. DININU TAHI.13S UIHRARY TAIlU'S, CHII.DRUNS' I'URNIUJRK, RUI1S, IIUDSTKAIIS ;iuii. lut.v ...i.iv. ... w ...w-- ..w. .... - TJn.i iiiio wnut oirli ovti'tminn inir l-mt iilius(l:iv cvoninir was ......1.., .,.,,! nuu tiiio .-v .,..-..-. f, - ...... --- ,, t uiHiiluitKi. been approved, Oregon's benefits one of the most enjoyable events Every boy will eagerly look for from the reclamation fund would of the season. The large build- ii10 .irtJclfa on skill in sports and have been reasonably common- ing was crowded with gay j ,,aHtimes and how to develop it. ! surate with its contributions to dancers who were all in spirit The girls will find many novel that fund, but with this project with the holiday season and cer-!nn(j practical suggestions which left out. Oregon remains "the tainly enjoyed it. There wero w;n i,c )Gpfiil in their daily life. goat." The state must sit by 1 about 200 couples present, tho j p0r the family in general, hints and see its funds that have con nnrl flint nmilt far less. ' ' best condition owing to dampness noi,j Other states that have contri-jfrom the plastering but this wasl 'p,is reading is all in addition buted little to the reclamation ' overcome as much as possible by 1 10 ln0 ordinary treasury of fund have been royally treated floor preparations. I ho music stor;,,s articles by celc by the President in his Christ-' was exceptionally good. ,nen an(j womer)i the unequaled mas distribution of funds. Mon-, A delightful whist party wasgcoH-my, the inv tana receives approximately ,- KjVen at the home of Mr. and tor's article, the tor 000,000; Idaho gets more than ' jjrSi j, l. Gaiilt in which they what is troini? on in all fields of 57 nnn nnn- Wvnmintr over S(i.- ...r, ininml Uv Mr nnil Mrs. A. il .,., .,i;,.;m. 000,000; Colorado, $5,000,000,and o. Faulkner. A large number! it will cost you nothing to send Something that is always appro the Rio Grande project, partly in of their friends were present and fr Uu-bnautiful Announcement ciated Mexico and partly in Texas, gets spont a most enjoyable evening. '0f The Companion for 1911, and nearly S7, 000, 000, yet Texas and' 'j'niJ highest score in point of wo will send with it sample Mexico contsibuted nothing to progression with the ladies was copics 0f tho paper, the reclamation fund. Inncu by Miss Josephine Locher. ' j)0 nat forget that the early All states named, taken con- jjrs. Levens, Mrs. McConnell ' BUhscriber for 1911 receives free junctively, have contributed little more fund their senators both in 000.000 irrigation bill, which passed at the last session, and in repealing section 9 of the recla matian act, which was a protec tion to Oregon, but which stood between these states and the big allotments they now receive. Had section 9 not been repeal ed, it would have been incumbent and binding upon both the Presi dent and Army Engineers' Board to adopt tho west side extension of the Umatilla project, for un der that section it would have been necessary to give back to Oregon a major portion of its contribution to tho reclamation fund, and in this way alone could that have been done. Oregon's contribution is $9,062,735. Wo guarantee Quality and Workmanship. Tailor Made is done in Our Burns Shop. ALTERATING FREE. We Carry a Full Line of the Newest, Most Up-to- Date Gents' Furnishings, Hats and Caps. Cleaning and Pressing a Specialty. SCHEWK BROS. Burns, Ore ,L Cleavenger's Furniture Store Water Sets GRAPHAPHONE FREE! Call and ask about it. AT- . . . and Mrs. Remhold tied lor second all the remaining issues of 1910, TIinA,,,,M-JoT.;7p MllWlltllYP cHTflVP to the reclamation land highest score and cut cards for including those containing the, UlXtlVIVJ C o m. m t,wm l.on riroimn filnno. But n -:.. ,..1,:.,1, M..a Pnmluilil : ..i i r r'...,,.. ninl. I . -""" v-n" "illiu lin.u wim.ii im. "-'"""" oneillllU Ullillliern ui uuu: iui.ii- , were very active, iSC(.ure,l. Chas. Ellis received' m0n(l's serial story, "Five Miles, .. " "....... ti::::i:t:tu:r.:t::i:u::u:ur.mi::x: nushing through the $20,-Ul,n nrize for the hiirhcst score n,it" ,ir.iH.-n......"-- prize for the Highest score Out, of the gentlemen, Dr. Gnllith 'fho new subscriber receives and Cal Clemens cutting tliejaK0 'nc Companion's Art Calen cardsfor second place with tho idar for 1911, lithographed in l.itlm. lt'lVlllir llll 1W( IlK'lr TIlO l..,l,in nnlnra .. 1 1 .rillll refreshments wero dainty and, the YOUTH'S COMPANION, ' delightfully served. The rooms , 144 Berkcly St., Boston Mass. ;j - , ...?it. 1 .. 1 . l wore tastefully holiday colors. decorated with New Subscriptions received at this Office. ::r.:m:::::m::::::::H:w:m:s:::::si:t .n::::i:::::::::::i::Ji Wanted -and. winter. -Horses to pasture Call on or address, Chas. Wilson. The HARNEY VALLEY MEAT MARKET Kaiser & Bushele, Proprietors of all kinds always ready Your Patronage Solicited MEATS Corner AUIn and B Streets Loclicr Building m:;in:nn::n::::::siK:mm::(Mm;:jm::::H::m:ti The OVERLAND HOTE Under new management Having leased this popular house we extend an Invitation to our friends to como and stop with us First Class Accommodations in every respectGood table service ORA HILL, Prop., Burns, Oregon iwa.w t.:-t:r.t::::u:;::i::JKmjT m-itfisKmrnm:!:::::;:::::::::::::. BROWNS' Big Sale at .BrQwns' Monday Jan. 2 1911 W. L. BLOTT & CO., Tost Office Building. REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Your rntronnsc Solicited. Bums : : Oregon 0r I
