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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1911)
IfsV SJierald. 1KBT OIKCUI.ATION OF fHPAPKH IN THIS COUNTY. ITURIUY Jlt.V 1, lll ,ocnl News. ready for job printing. 1 is back from a trip to &ad. Schcnk Hros. and seo Panama hats. Supt. Hamilton was a visitor to our city Ibis and complete lino of den and flower seeds at Grocery. jolia Egli spent sovoral ir city this week visit ers and friends. supply of groceries in- i'lard, bacon bams etc. & Kichardson's. -one should get a trip in- ountry now. Tbo wild roses, ect. aro profuse. iid see tbo late arrivals goods, shoes, ties, furn- icic. at Hagey & Rich- f I French Hotel serves a hday dinner and special in is given to family ; many friends of Wm. t aro pleased to see him ible to bo on the streets ("ovcring his health. and Mrs. Charles Uohn inted the furnished rooms ie Times-Herald ollico and main in Burns for a time. Ue July 3, horses, bar- buggies, etc. Bring in irniture, household goods fm macninery. T. Smith, Auctioneer. Gilcrest of the P. L. S. mirchased the big band e recently bought by P. ;h and the company will em to the railroad for nt. ig those who went to lie to attend the forma the Central Oregon De snt League were Wm. , John Rao Jr., J. J. Don ien Brown, C. F. McKin- Schwartz and Judge Varien and family ar- mie Sunday from Califor- ere they had spent the He was well pleased to good prospects for crops jounty and states no more g prospects came under irvation on the trip home. high class recital to bo ly Mrs. McHose next evening in which she is by able talent is really one rare treats that music lay enjoy. It is entirely ity being a benefit to fcsbyterian new church Buch entertainments and Jjhould be given hearty ement as it tends to m standard of such work the people besides help- ild up the city. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BURNS, OREGON Capital and Surplus $75,000.00 United States Depositary Oregon State Depositary Accounts Invited Alteration 'free at Schenk Bros. The Home Hotel is the comfor table place to board. A. 0. Faulkner is back froin a business visit to the Blitzen sec tion. Winona wagons are the best. For sale by Harriman Mercantile Co. Miss Helene Swain is again at home, having closed a torm of school in Valley View district last Friday. 240 acres close o Burns with fine open range adjoining, $15 an acre. Address II. L. caro this office. T. C. Albritton baa been en joying a visit from a couBin, Her bert C. Albritton, who came from Kentucky. Ho will make this county his home. Agnes C. Gunther and Charles M. Howard were married last week at Pendleton. They re turned to their home in Canyon City a few days ago. Eagle. You will never again be quite as you are today mentally or physically. Perhaps not ever asrain will you be able to get so "young" a photograph that looks like you as today. Visit the Sayer Studio. The weather has been rather threatening for several days and there has been some rain. Lack of sunshine has prevented straw berries ripening rapidly although The Times-Herald family has has some from the home garden. Walter Sullivan arrived home the fore part of this week after; an absence of some time at out side points. He spent the past several months in Portland. Walter goes to Narrows to take a position in the C. A. Haines store. Best canned corn $$.'25 a case Harriman Mercantile Cq. Will Gray was among our visi tors from Lawen this week. Linen dusters for ladies and gentlemen at Schcnk Bros. The ice man will now have bis inning. New fresh groceries just re ceived at Hagey & Richardson's. Judge Thompson was a busi ness visitor to our city during tbo week. Mrs. Anna Snraguo has left and lias placed her millinery stock in the Fred Haines general mer chandise store. Fire chief Cambell lost his life doing his duty nt a big conflag ration in that city when some big oil tanks were destroyed last Monday. THE BEST DRESSED MEN IN TOWN ARE WEARING "SCHLOSS" BALTIMORE CLOTHING. FOR SALE AT THE BUSY CORNER STORE. Senator A. W. Gowan is re modeling tho front of his build ing adjoining the Hagey & Rich ardson store recently vacated by Brewery Saloon. Ho is having a modern glass front placed in it and will arrange the building for office rooms. G. W. Howell, the Portland capitalist who owns much land in Harney county and tho new town site'of Wellington now be ing surveyed and platted arrived here Thusday evening in his machine. He brought a photo grapher with him on the trip and will secure a lot of big pan oramic views of Harney Valley six foot views which will be used to help boost this big coun ty. Mr. Howell expects to be here about a week. -'"-- Isn't it Warm? " moill be soon. Then you will need some nice light merwear. Better get it now. We have just receiv m complete new line of SUIVIMER UNDERWEAR for men, women and children FOR MEN I FOR WOMEN ; UNION SUITS UNION SUITS quality, per suit : $1.25 Good quality, per suit : 75c. ?r " ; 2.00 Better " " " : $1.50 TWO PIECE SUITS , TWO PIECE SUITS quality, per garment : 75c. Good quality, per garment :, :i5c. ,r " : $1.00 Better " " " : 75c. " " : 1.50 Best " " . " : $1.50 Boys Fancy Balbriggan Underwear 50c. per garment In? goods for every department coming in every few days per freight teams J IE BUSY CORNER STORE Schwartz L Schwartz PROPRIETOR PItOPIllETOll. Best flour (guarantee) $8.50 bbl. Harriman Morcantilo Co. Somo portions of this section wore visited by good rains this week. .Cleaning and pressing for ladies and gentlemen nt Schcnk Bros. Stock Inspector Robinson is in the city for a short visit with his family. A. J. Passengor is ill at bis homo up tho river Buffering from spotted fever. A man and wife with two daughters desiro work on n ranch Inquire at this office. Mrs. B. F. Campbell is down from her mountain homo on n visit to friends. Wo have received our now Spring samples for suits. Como and seo them Schonk Bros. There's going to bo a crnckin good game of baseball at the fair grounds on the day of tho lth. Mr. and Mrs. Win Gowan have returned from a months visit with relatives and friends in Grant county. John Robinson informs us a letter from Spokane announces tho nrrivnl of a fine boy in tho J. C. Sovcik home on Juno 22. NEW SUMMER WEIGHT UN DERWEAR FOR MEN, WO MEN AND CHILDREN AT THE BUSY CORNER STORE. J. F. Mnhon was in tho city Saturday evening being on route out to Hot Lake to take treatment for an attack of rheumatism which lias been bothering him for a lime. The Harney Saw Mill, L. R. Bunvard proprietor, now has on baud a large amount of rough and dressed lumber and can fill orders on short notice. A good road to the mill. Hurry orders may bo 'phoned in. S. Whiting and his brother George prominent ranchers of tho Harney country, were in town Saturday and loaded up two four horse wagons with supplies from Daly Bros.' store. -Prairie City Miner. Estkay A brown mare weight about MOO, about 12 years old with wire cut on right shoulder also wire cut on right thigh, branded S on rightstifle alid vent ed S on right shoulder, blotch ed iron on left jaw that looks like 09. Parties claiming animal will prove property and take her by paying for this ad. Gr:o. II. Boi.ucNiiAUcii. Jack Greenlee, a former Har ney county citizen but now liv ing nt Charleston, Tonn., has sent an order to Lunnburg Dal ton & Co. for somo "real over alls" :is he says it is impossible to get anything Hint will wear down there. Ho adds that he certainly would appreciate a pair of good shoes too. LADIES. ATTENTION! WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NICE LINE OF "ESKAY" KID GLOVES AND "AUTO CRAT" SUEDE GLOVES, IN WHITE, CREAM, PEARL, LIGHT TAN, DARK TAN AND BLACK, THE BUSY CORNER STORE. Tho several committees have things about in readiness for tho celebration on the 4th and visit tors mny oxpect a very enjoy able day. Heretofore tho cele bration has generally covered a period of three or four days but this year a program has been ar ranged for but one day and there will bo some thing doing all tho time. Clms, II. Burggrnf, tho Al bany architect, was hero Thurs day looking over tho field for tho purpose of familiarizing himself with conditions in order to draw plans for tho now public school building to bo oreclcd in this city. Mr. Burggrnf has many school buildings of his de signs throughout the state and will submit plans for the build ing hero. Tho board did not employ him for tho purposo leav ing tho field open for others. Miss Drusa Dodson nrrived home Monday from Portland where sho spent tho winter studying elocution. Sho was ac companied in by Miss Marion Cummins, a nieco of Chimney Cummins of this city, who will spend tho vacation period bore. Tho young ladies gave a very successful entertainment at Vale while en routoin and go to Drew- soy for a recital on tho 4th. Miss Drusa will givo one number nt tho recital of Mrs. Harry McIIoso in tho city on tho 3rd. Later these talented young ladies will givo an entertainment in Burns assisted by local talont. Miss Cummins is n fine high soprano singer and wo look forward to a real treat, Grass seed at tho Lunaburg, Dalton & Co. Department Store. Mr. Wheeler of tho Electric Light Co. has gone to Portland on business. ONION SETS lfi CENTS A QUART AT THE BUSY COR NER STORE. Tico Shtill and ono of tho Rid dle boys aro in the city from the Stcens mountain section. Tickets for tho recital Monday evening aro on salo at the Reed Bros, drug store. Tho new cottngoof Fred Racine in oast Bums in about complete and ready for occupancy. Tho alfalfa hay crop has been hnrvested Pastuiu: Seven miles from Burns. Both horses and cattle. $2 per month. Mrs. E. E. Ows ley. Wm. Bennett was in tho city yesterday from his home in Silvies valley. ONION SETS 15 CENTS A QUART AT THE BUSY COR NER STORE. C. II. Leonard and Sam Moth ershcad wont over to Barron Valley this week to look after their land interests in that sec tion. Ludwig Johnson arrived homo yesterdny from Wisconsin where ho was called on account of the serious illness of his father. He left the patient improving hut not entirely recovered. M. A. Biggs arrived home Monday from Ontario where he had been visiting for a few weeks. Ho was accompanied in from the railroad by Miss Drusa Dodson and Miss Marion Cum mins. Frank Metschnn arrived from Portland this week to attend to some business in connection witn liis ranch in Silvies Valley. Ho will make his home in Mcdford where ho will engage in the hotel business.- Canyon Eagle. Miss Mary Croxton returned to the I. M. Davis place near Drewsey yesterday morning after a short visit in this city with tho King family. She was accompa nied out by Miss Juliet King who will remain with her a couple of weeks. J. S. McMahan, a representa tive of the sUito engineer's ollico at Salem, is now engaged in this section ascertaining the condi tions, making measurements and tho status of water rights along Silvies River in order to begin work on adjudicating the rights. This action wns petitioned for several weeks ago by local water users. Dr. J. C. Bartlett and wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bartlett and Mrs. II. J. Clark were all oyer from Drewsey the first of this week on land business. Curt is now a practicing physician and has been in Bruno, Idaho for a short lime where he will likely locate permanently in the prac tico of medicine. His'mnnyold time friends wish him success. Dikd- William V. Passenger died at tho homo of his son, A. J. Passenger, up the river Thurs day, June 29, from spotted fever. Deceased was a nativo of' New York and 79 years old. Ho was sick but a short time, his age be ing against him in his fight against the fever. Ho had been living hero with his son for the past year 'or more. Ho was buried yestorday. L. C. Bradfield was over from his homo near Drewsey this week assisting some neighbors in mak ing proof on their desert claims. Mr. Bradfield is one of the pio neer horse breeders of this coun ty and is raising a fine lot of horses. Ho is ono of tho heavy stockholders in tho Harney Coun ty Fair Association nnd nlways takes a deep interest in its aifairs being active in tho work when it is possible for him to bo over here. M'AKKIKD At the family homo near Lawen at noon Wednesday, June 28, Miss Mary Otloy wns married to Henry Shcrburn, Rev. C. W. Hollomnn of tho Baptist church preforming the ceremony. Tho brido is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otloy pioneers residents of this county. Sho is a fine young lady and highly esteemed by a large circlo of friends. Mr. Shcrburn has resided in tho southern part of this county for somo time. Wo understand they will make their homo near tho vicinity of Lawen. Rov. Holloman reports a pretty wedding attended by tho immediate- family and a fow friends. A bounteous dinner followed tho ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Shorburn received somo very valuablo presents, Tho Times-Herald wishes them a prosperous and happy life. Rough lumber $15.00 per M. nt Mill. Buiin.h Mn.MNrt Co. NEW LACE HOSIERY AT THE BUSY CORNER STORE. Mrs. F. C. Dibble is tbo guest of relatives and friends in this city. Foit Sam: (MO acres hay land All , or part. Address M. II. enro'Thc Times-Herald. Mayor G. W. Clovongcr left last Saturday for Porllund and other outside points. W. G, Bardwoll was in from his farm yesterday after sup plies. FINE LINE OF SHIRT WAISTS AT THE BUSY COR NER STORE. Ed McCoy has purchased an interest in the Harney Valley Meat Market with B. Bushelc. Everything for every body nt the Lunaburr. Dalton & Co. Department Store. Frank Johnson and family have returned to their home at Prineville after spending a couple of weeks here. W. W. Brown was' over from his ranch near Fife the first of this week in his new White auto mobile. Ho was accompanied in by Carrol Cecil and his son Homer. W. E. Smith, a prominent stock man of Harney county, was in town last Saturday buying sup plies of our merchants. Mr. Smith has over a thousand head of cattle on his ranch. Ho will feed a fine bunch of steers this fall. Prairie Miner. All of the world has been cut away from communication with Canyon City this wecK, and we sympathize with them in their isolation. How they endure,the eternal silence with the phone lines to Canyon all down we hes itate to venture a conjecture. Baker, Hcppner, Burns and Day ville have not heard a word from this center of culturo and finan cial and commercial supremacy for nearly a week and we suspect their condition now one of hope less ennui. - Eagle. NOTICE FOR BIDS. Notice is hereby given that bids will be recievedfor the next 30 days for the erection of a new school building in District N. 7, Diamond, Oregon, in ac cordance with plans and speci fications now on file in The Times-Herald office. Tho build ing to be completed by Oct. 1. 1911. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. Cassik Smyth, Clerk Dist No. 7, Diamond Ore. Opportunity Is knocking. Do you heed it? Has it ever occurred to you that you "must lake advantage of your opportunities when they como to you, else your chances may be lost, This applies particularly to Life Insurance. Statistics show that ono person in each five only, aro insurable, yet at somo time in their lives nearly every person is insurable. Have you attended to this most sacred dutv ? Or are you allowing your wife, tho mother of your babies, to carry this risk along with her other burdens. When you say, you will carry your own risk, do you not seo, that it is your wife, and not your self, who is carrying tho risk. She can not afford it do not bo selfish, and require her to do it. Oregon Life that great home company, through their agent, n. C. Eggli'ston, otrer opportunity to YOIWW, Defer not till tomorrow to bo wise, Tomorrow's sun for you may never rise. (ei'MITM! SUMMONS. In ilui JimIhi Ci uri for lliirim I'ri'clml, lluriicy Cuujily, Ori'ijoii II. M. 1 Itil ton ami A. W. Huynr, Copartner iih llnriiH Milling Company, I'liilntlffH, vh. Jolin OnIhiiiio, lr fuliiltlltt To Joint Osliorntt, ilnli'tHliilit iili"i' named: In lliu luiiiiK nf tlm hliilu of Oregon, yon mil liureliy rrii'ril In appear it nt 1 uiiHtutr lliu com plaint II In I iiuIiihI )oii in 1 1 to nlxmi tMilitluil Hull, within nix mliH front Mutilate nf tlm Hint piilillitf tlon nf litis itniliT, or pluiiillirs will tkn Jniltiniitnt ttxaliml jon for tliu mini of Kitvt'iityonouiiil lfi.100 (71 1M PollarH with nix (II) pvr runt inlitiOHt tlieroon fro i. Oi'lnlicr l, 110.4, mill will apply to tlm Court for an Oitluror Halo fur tlm pi'ruoniil properly itlliirlml lii'rWii, to lt Oihi friiimi lioum mill Uj inilu of uiru foncii. TIiIh 'mnmiioiiH h piilillnlit'il In Tint Tlmon-HoruM u wtukly n. wrjuipor pub Hulled nt llnriiH, Oregon, by onlur of lliu uiulernlgiUHl Justlco of tlm Peaco for llurna I'reclncl, inatlo on tlio Dili day of Jima, 11)11, Tlioilntoof tlm lint publi cation of tills HUiiiniona la Juno 10, 1DI1, Pi.m Kanham., Juntlco of tlm 1'cuco for Horns Precinct, Harney County ,Ore, The Policy of This Bank Is to provide a prompt, accurate banking service for all and to com bine liberal treatment with due conservatism. If you think well of it we shall be pleased to ADD YOUR NAME TO OUR growing list of DEPOSIT ORS. Every modern banking facility extended. HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK of Burns Controlled and Owned by Home People 'DRUGS - to ft! 5 DISINFECTANTS! CLEAN UP TIME is here. We have a good stock of disinfectants for water sinks, cesspools, etc., the proper use of which will safeguard against disease. Don't forget Ammonia when you clean house for removing grease and stains from wood work. Azoa will kill your mice and rats, and all of their neighbors. Tke Welcome Pharmacy STA TIONER Y : 2 v3 DISHES AT COST In order to get more room for my stock of furniture I have decided to close out my entire line of China, Earthenware, Glassware? Granite ware, Positively at Cost I have one of the finest and most complete lines of this class of ware in tho city. INDUCEMENTS FOR QUICK SALES G. W. CLEVENGER, THE "tt.vfc-V-. w'vV'k'V'. PHARMACY No two people are alike and no two prescriptions aro alike -That's why every prescription has to be treated in a soparate and distinct manher. You get this individual treatment, moreover, you get the consideration and carefulness that should al ways bo exercised where medicines are consumed ami where health is at stake. Let us fill your prescription, you will be served exactly right in every way. The City Drug Store REED BROS., Proprietors 400 1.1000 Gallons Per Hour I Plenty of Water Whenever and Wherever You Want It No trouble I No workl No pumping in tho freezing coldl The Farm Pump Engine will provide nil the water you need for tho house, dairy, bam, feed lot, pasture nnvwhero vou want it. Works right outdoors In icro wontlier. Provides water nt the, lienters. Costs less than a crooj windmill. Does ten times as ; much work. Saves two men's wafjes every day It runs and never J Krmnuies auoui long Hours or "iouu" on tno jod. Attaches to Any Pump In 5 Minutes i HSEESSl Ample Power (or Small Machlitory Has pulley (or running; any hand or foot power muclilnery. Helps tbe women Mks dy turning the cream separutor and cluirn. the winning mnclilus and wrlncer, ete. Kuni tbe corn cticllrr, fannlug mill, teed mill, KrlndMone, Does most all the drudgery cliorca In half usual time, All rdjr for woilc -no uitu to buy, Comfa on Its own base, No foundations or platforms needed, l'our mall bolls fasten It to any nuinii. No belts. slmlts, arms, walk Inn beams or anchor pouts. ICailly moved unywliura e: n wheelbairuw. See the Engine at Work We have a Farm Pump Engine on exhlbl tlon in our snow rooms, it is ai worn inosi II ilnv ilolnir the kind of work that Is most tiresome to the farmer, llrlntr In tbe family and let Will "n MM m W M " mmm I IB9B 1B fftSB KSSLven H " RXHaflTNH tWBHSSSSSSSEusssssa aasssa LA i yBr lis Kuwubft r iwt ft. , 110, a4 MbM MH do your hardest winter work at small cot, iu show you how thU Kurm Vu Knglue W. T. SMITH, Agent Burns, Ore. r