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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1911)
a se o I i liiimlmiWTIiiiiiiim m !s-JIerald. litaKST oihoulAtion or SI'ArKU IN THIS COUNTY. JRMAY.Jl I.Y 11, 1911 )cnl News, : hot enough. trance Snlo at Hellenic ayes was n business ur city tin's week. and complete line of en and flower seeds nt eery. n Freiman is enjoying mher sister, Miss Alma fof Los Angeles. Supply of groceries in Brd, bacon hams etc. & Richardson's. Cummins has lost her nsant mm will give a jeward for its return. see the late arrivals oods, shoes, ties, furn- c. at Hagoy & Rieh- lovenger has returned fin a business visit to and other outside rench Hotel serves a ay dinner and special is given to family lector returned Thurs- a visit with old time ; the Crow Camp neigh- 3ED PRICE SALE OF JODS AND FANCY IT THE RUSY COR- IRE. Bienk of the mei'chant has gone to Portland aring Mrs. Schenk and jpon his return. lays, iormerly witn u of this city, arrived sday from Roise and Kn for a short time. rer, the ban rrancisco was here for a few week looking after busi- ests and visiting at the shis daughter, Mrs. L. i. D Parties to stack be-; and 150 tons of hay at fart of the necessary for such job furnished lash ready for the job this office. Blackaby and son of iwere in the city last iroute to Portland by 'rineville with a large friends from Roise. making the trip in flora A. Gardner is in snewing acquaintances. Mr. Gardner are notv in the Indian resorva- luth Dakota and she has interest to relate re- , the work of civilizing re Souix. Mrs. Gard- they have been having not dry weather in Story and crops are suf- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BURNS, OREGON " Capital and Surplus $75,000.00 United States Depositary , ,, Oregon State Depositary Accounts Invited F. M. Right, the Prairie City! hardware and auto man, visitor during the week. . i Wanted Dress making by the ' day. Satisfaction guaranteed, j Mauik Mackky, Home Hotel. , Alteration frcentSchenkRros. Rest canned corn $l,2T a case C. F. Dawson is now employed Hnrrimnn Mercantile Co. in the Burns garage. ' Kemp Hnrdisty and family ,,,. ., . . were down from Trout creek Winona wagons are the best. , jic01uiliv For sale bv Harriman Mercantile ' Co. . A very enjoyable social was held at tho Catholic church Thursdnv evoninir. was a J Dr. Griffith and J. L. Gault have run over to Rear Valley to fish nnd will return tomorrow REDUCED PRICE SALE OF nuY nnnns and kanoy A. J. Passenger has recovered G0ODS AT THE BUSY COR from his recent siege of spotted (NER STORE. fever sufficient to be on tho I , ' . . . , ., , i , For summer dinrrhoea in child ren nlways give Chamberlain's REDUCEE PRICE SALE OF Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea DRY GOODS AND FANCY Remedy and a speedy cure MR' GOODS AT THE BUSY COR- certain. For sale by all good NER STORE. Dealers. J. V. Stanton nnd wife (nee, M. C. Dripps was in the city Miss Etta McClure) were over , yesterday making proof on his from Alberson the first of this, homestead. Ho was accompan- wcek on business. ied over by Jess Davis and J. P. ,. . Ti.-.i ! . - ..i i Gearhart as witnesses. The home Tuesday from Heppner Iat cr s s.0l Joh' a,so cnmo ovcr where she and her little son have ' on lnnU bl,8iness been visiting for n month. Shej The Harney Saw Mill, L. It. is accompanied home by heriBunvard proprietor, now has on sister. Miss Hazel Halo. j hand a large amount of rough and dressed lumber and can fill orders on short notice. A good road to the mill. Hurry orders mny be 'phoned in. You will never again be quite as you are today mentally or physically. Perhaps not ever again will you be able to get so young" a pnotograpn-inaii school Sunt. Hamilton came looks like you-as today. Visit, over from his farm Thursdny in the Sayer Studio. ' his auto being accompanied by his little daughter Evelyn, Mrs. J. W. Buchanan and little son and Mrs. Eichner. turned the same day. TJiey re- W. C. McKinney nnd wife nr rived here last Saturday after noon on a visit with relatives nnd friends. In company "with his father, John Gemberling andj Mrs. It. Hesseltino and daugh Ben Brown, Will went over to'ter, Miss Marjorie, of Kansns, the Blitzen on a fishing trip dur-' who have been visiting with Mr. ing the week. Mrs. McKinney and Mrs. Ralph Reery in Sunset is dividing her time among her j left for their homo Tuesday, relatives, being a daughter of Mrs. Hesseltino is annunt to Mrs. Capt. and Mrs. A. W. Gowan. Beery. REDUCED PRICE 1 SALE 1GINS ON MONDAY, JULY 17, 1901 At The WSY CORNER STORE All Dry Goods and Fancy Goods REDUCED IN PRICE FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY Come early because we are going to sell lots of goods during this sale IE STORE THAT ALWAYS MAKES GOOD E BUSY Schwartz PltOPMETOR CORNER STORE J. Schwartz .J PROPRIETOR. J. E. Chandler was among our visitors this week. D. S. Graves is in from his home near tho Lake. Rest flour (guarantee) $8. CO bbl. Harriman Mercantile Co. Ray Bnrroti and wife were visitors in our city this week. Full lino or Lowney'H fancy box chocolates at E. B. Reed & Sons. Cleaning and pressing for ladies and gentlemen at Schonk Bros. City Recorder Randall hns moved his offlco into tho A. W, Gowan building. Everything for every body at tho Lunnburg, Dalton & Co. Department Store. Chns. Comegys nnd family wero over from Wngontire dur ing the week. Mrs. II, J, Hansen loft Tues day for Idaho on a visit to rela tives and friends. A mun nnd wife with two daughters desire work on a ranch Inquire at this office. Mrs. M. Horlon and children of Diamond wero the guest of friends in this city this week. Ralph Beery and wife were in tho city from Sunset last Mon day. Cnrl Welker and wife have re turned from Canyon where they have been for a month or more. RHDUCHD PRICE SALE OF DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS AT THE RUSY COR NER STORE. Lost A suit case, between Burns nnd Dr. W. C. Brown's Finder please return to II. B. Simmons. Ted and Bailey Hayes wero among our Lawen visitors the first of this week. They wore accompanied by their families. Civil Engineers Cooper & Dodge of C. B. McConnell's force are over near big stick do ing some work on an irrigation project. W. S. Ltytho was up from Harriman during the week on laud business. He reorLs crop conditions in his section quite promising. E. C. Eggleston, the Oregon Life man, is home from an ex tended trip to Portland, stopping for a time in Grant county while on his way home. EstuayiM) -A baymaro brand ed bar X on left shoulder nnd stille from my place nenr Prince ton. $10 reward for her return. Kaiu.JIokstman. II. .1. Hansen has been enjoy ing a visit from his sister, Miss Fannie Hansen, whose homo is in North Dakota. Sho has been here for some time. Miss Mary Croxton is in tho city the guest of friends. Sho was accompanied in by Misss .luliell King who hns been her guest for n few weeks. Thos Bainu was a visitor from his farm near Hnrnoy this week. Mr. Bain has one of the particu larly favored spots in this sec tion and nlwnys has a good crop. W. L. Best and son Wood are home from Klamath where they delivered cuttle recently, Mr. Best states tho crops in Harney county aro the best he had seen on this trip. A letter just rccived nt this ofilce from Frank Miller states ho and Mrs. Miller wore leaving Ashland at once for Burns. They are expected to arrivo hero next week. Frank didn't state how long they would remnin. Estkay - A brown mnro weight about 1400, nbout 12 years old with wire cut on right shoulder also wiro cut on right thigh, branded S on rightstillo nnd vent ed S on right shoulder, blotch ed iron on loft jaw that looks liko 1)1). Parties claiming animal will prove property nnd take her by paying for this ad. Geo. II. BoLLKNiiAuair. Geo. J. Hnll is in tho city from his ranch in Blitzen Vnlloy. Grass seed at the Lunnburg, Dalton &. Co. Department Store. B. T, Campbell is down from his Emigrant creek place. Ho reports his sheep doing well. Just recioved Waterproof straw-hats in the lntosl shapea and .styles nt Schonk Bros. Pastuiu: -Seven miles from Burns. Both horses and cattle. $2 per month. Mrs. E. E. Ows ley. Lyte Sagers is In from the P. C. Petersen ranch haying Drs. Marsden & Griffith treat an in fected hand. REDUCED PRICE SALE OF DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS AT THE BUSY COR NER STORE. Rough and dressed lumber of nil kinds now on hand at the Williams Bros. Saw Mill, Rough lumber $1C per thousand. W. D. Raker of the Drewsey Telephone Co. was among our visitors this week looking nfter tno interests or his compnny. C. A. Harlan, of the First National Bank is out on a short vacation visit. He went over to the Drinkwatcr home accompa nied by his family. Deputy Shuriir Tcrrill and fam ily spent the week over at Crane Creek home of Jake Carey rusti cating and visiting. They re turned homo yesterday evening. I. C. Freeman and wife nro up from California, having made the trip in their handsome tour ing car. They received a hearty welcome from their many old time friends here. Alex C Rne of Portland is in 'this section making the nnnual inspection of tho books of the William Hanley concerns. Mr. Rae has been making trips in hero for several years for this purpose. Chris Diueen was hurt at his home on the South Fork of the Malheur the first of the week by being run over by u wagon load ed with hay. One rib was brok en and he received numerous bruses. Dr. Marsden went out nnd patched him up. Walter Cross and dnughter, Frank Metschan and Ben Cozad were down from Silvies tho first of this week. Mr. Cross was Butterick Patterns at Luna burg, Dalton & Co. BoilN To Mr. nnd Mrs. Todd Newell July M, a son. Rough lumber $lf.00 per M. at Mill. BlJUNS Mll.UNO Co. New fresh groceries just re coivc(iht Hngey& Richardson's. Doij't over look the big Clear ance Sale now on at Schonk Bros. .1. A. Oard was transacting business in our city during the week. REDUCED PRICE SALE OF DRY GOODS AND FANCY GOODS AT THE BUSY COR NER STORE. C. G Guernsey received from the American Browing company a refrigerator last week that will be put together on the lot nd join ing tho Hupprich shoe shop. mi. r . i i n i ii juih reingernior win noid a car load of beer. Canyon City con sumes annually about one thous and eight gnllons kegs of beer including the bottlo beer. Con sidering that there' is nearly eighty voters in town the per capita consumption is only about 100 gallons to the man which is not bad for a sober town, and tho chances nro if there were not several thousand gallons of wliis key used in addition with the beer the town would be practi cally dry. This amount would bo increased by one-seventh were it not for the fact that no liquors are sold on Sunday. Blue Mt. Eagle. Y 0 U R H & M E 1 N S T I T U I 0 N JlfXfi R YOUR BANK ACCOUNT, no matter how small, should entitle you to the highest degree of cour tesy. This bank will show its ap preciation of your patronage by 'offering you every permissible courtesy and hospitality. All the facilities of this institu tion are at your service. RESOURCES ovcr $400,000.00 HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK of Burns Controlled and Owned by Home People LISTEN! If broad-minded business men of wealth realize that life insur ance is a sane and safe way to mako provision for the future, if they recognize the fact that other forms of wealth may be in accessible at the very moment when they nre most in need, it behooves the rest of us to look to our duty in this regard. Oregon Life offer you the best contracts of life and investment insurance. You can have no more than two excuses for refusing to take in surance. You hnven't health or you do not love your family. 'DRUGS' DISINFECTANTS! 5 C 'LEAN UP TIME is here. We have a good stock of disinfectant 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. Tb.e Welcome Pharmacy ST A TIONER Y- 2 NOTICE FOR BIDS. Notice is horeby given that bids will be received up to Satur day, August 6, 1911 by the di rectors of District No. 17, at negotiating for Mr. Metschan V l,. 0rogon for n schoo, The Times-Herald calls atten tion to tho big nd of tho Luna berg, Dalton & Co. Department Store. It enumerates many of the articles carried nnd shows the stock carried by this firm to bo largo and varried, If there is anything they've over looked in that big store that could bo desired by its patrons it issimply an over site and will no doubt bo supplied if their nttention is called to it. City Marshal Haines wishes us to notify tho people who own cows that thoy must keep them in enclosures until the boys call for them to tuko to pasturo. Tho cows have been turned out of mornings and allowed to roam at will over tho strcota until they wero gathered by tho boys who lake them out. Considerable complaint hus been made and Mr. Haines will put all cows In tho pound that nro found. laud holdings in Silvies consist ing of about -100 acres and The Times-Herald understands the transfer will be made at once. Little .Jessie Shepard accompan ied the party dowi. Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Brown havo been over from their home at Diamond for several days. Mr. Brown recently disposed of his yearling nnd two-year-old wethers at $2.50 and $tt per head respectively. Ho did not know what others were selling for but considered it a very good price. This is the first local salo The Times-Herald has learned of this season. The sale of seats for the en tertainment to bo given next Saturday night will begin om Monday at tho City Drug Store. This will be one of the best evenings ever provided for local peoplo as Miss Dodson and Miss Cummins have some very inter esting numbers for the first part of the program and tho comedy, "His Model Wife, "is full of life and well cast. Each character in this little comedy has good work nnd the situations are ridi culously funny. Wo hope to see a big crowd out ns it is worth while. building in "accordance lo plans and specifications now on file in The Times-Herald office. Build ing to be completed by Oct. 1st., 1911. Right is reserved to reject any and all bids. F. Cuowi.ev, Chairman. NOTICE FOR BIDS. Notice is hereby given that bids will be recioved until August 1st. for the erection of a new school building in District No. 7, Diamond, Oregon, in ac cordance with plans and speci fications now on file in The Times-Herald oillce. The 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. Robt. Miller and Claud Kelsay have established a regular sche dule for an auto line between Burns and Prairie and from now until tho closo of tho season the traveling public may go to and from tho railroad at regular in tervals and in tho most confor tablo manner. The boys havo 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 the city. INDUCEMENTS FOR QUICK SALES G. W. CLEVENGER, THE FURNITURE MAN vwvkV( &&.krVev.'ttfc.'- t t PHARMACY SUMMONS. Iti lliu Justice Court for lltirtin Pruclni'l, lUniuy County, Oregon II. M. Horlon mid A, W. buyer, Comrtnun uh llunitt Milling Company. Plaintiff, Ml. John Oilorno. Defendant To Joint Osborne, tlefumlunt nlxivef nutuiHl : In tho niiuiu of lliu Htiitu of Oregon, you nru liuroliy retiulriol to nppvar ami nnanurtliti complaint tiled iikiiIiihI you In tlio aliovo untitled milt, wltliln alx jcclm from tlioilatcof lliu tlrttt publica tion of tlila notice, or plulntltTK will tuko judgment nnalnnt yon fur the Mini of Peveiity-ouii wild Ift-lOO (71 15) Dollar llli fix (It) per cent lntou'l thereon fro i. October V, 11HIH, nnd ill apply lo the Court lor uii Older of Hulo for (he ftfe.4llt 111 ItMlll.llllll uIIaaIiiiiI lllh..ln III . . 1 i i I'VIWIIItl I'lt'l'Ulll (ttHHIIlMI IIUICIIIj Ii' Kood machines and one will leave I ttIt0mi ,r)Un(, ,10lu ,, H4 nilloiM)I minis everv siimmy, Tuesday and Thursday each week at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. A machlno will leave Prarire on Monday, Wednesday and Friday following the arrival of trains. This lino will prove popular and Messrs. Miller nnd Kolsay should ho well palroni7.ed. See their nd in this issue. wire fence, TIiIh miiiiiuoiih Ih puhlMied In Tin Tlmu.urald u uekly m "paper pub lUbi'd t IIiiiuh, Oregon, by order of I ho ituderhliiued Justice of the I'eiice for lluriiH 1'reclncl, tnudu on the Dili day ol June, Mill Thoduleof the firm publl Cation of thin tuiumioiiH la Juno 10, IUII Pi.ATr Uamiai.i., Jimtluoof the I'earo for Hums Precinct, lliiruey County, Oro. f BURNS-PRAIRIE AUTO LINE; A1IIXRR & KHI.SAY, Proprietors V I Leave ItiiniH every Sundtiy, Tuesday nnd Tlmrtidny, I p, in, ' Leave Prairie following arrival of train Monday, Wednesday, I'rldny ' TICKliT AdRNCIUS IUJRNS (lAUAOH, I'lUiNCII IIOTIU. ' I Reasonable amount of baggage allowed each passenger ( LARGE, ROOMY, COMFORTABLE CARS 66 No two peoplo are alike and no two prescriptions aro alike -That's why every prescription has to be treated in a separate and distinct manner. You Ket this individual treatment, moreover, you get the consideration and carefulness that should al ways be exercised where medicines are consumed nnd where health is at stake. Let uh fill uour prescription, you will be served exactly right in every way. The City Drug Store REED BROS., Proprietors .-V.'V-'VB'V'-V.'''VWV fc.Vfe 400t.1000 Gallons Per Hour Plenty of Water Whenever and Wherever You Want It j No trouble! No workl No numpinr' in tho freezinir cold! The Farm Pump Encino will provide alt the water you neeu for tno House, dairy, bam, feed lot, pasture unvwnere you want it. Works right outdoors In tero weat.ier. Provides water nt tho right temperature no Ice-packed tanks or bothersome tank heaters. Costs less than a good wi.idralll. Does ten times as much work. Saves two men's wsir 'i every day It runs and never J Krumuies auoul long Hours or "loau" on the'Jou. Attaches to Any Pump In S Minutes in Ample Power (or Small Machinery Hns pulley (or running any hand or t jot power machinery. Help the women (oiks liy turnlnii tlio cream utpurutnr nnd churn, the washta); machine uml wringer, etc. Kuns the coin shelter, lanhiutf mill, feed i-illt. Kriudstoue. Docs most nil the drud cry chorea In halt usual time. All rdy fur woilt -no !! la Ixiy, Cornell oil Its own base. No foundation or platforms necdid. l'our small bolts fasten It to uny pump. Nohcltn, shafts, arms, wnlklnir beams or anchor potts. Uuslly moved anywhere 0,1 11 whulburrow. see tue tngino at wont wo nave a farm tittup ungino on cxnioi tlon In our show rooms. It Is at work most m 13 M VB7 mmm m VI JBl H CO 2yhlBlllllllim2u 'M'MfeO.a.l'Javll.'Hl all day doing the kind of work that Is most tiresome to the farmer, llrlmr In the family and us show you how this lrftrm I'uuip llucluo will do your hardest winter work at small cost. W. T. SMITH, Agewt