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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1911)
Mtmmmi jiMiiinm",lJ'1 BnillliBW or (ft SR 1Wt4HM,y i-xXf "ft'WW V' at OtmMninir'B Piww very w: AMtttflOM iwi.. 'UM 103 at MtehoHt c hMi m furs. t8 !- ,i.iHS ihjM i mffftrcOMHHM fwiBurns SSrfrom tafcamr fcmfRt . l-tf "mmdOBB i'sifii. : ilOHIU feeounty Mil : tie from MWfc?foant &m1M :rrivnlH i,"tim, fum .Kich- DOrv"jpOATS, , MK&ORNfSIt . fitccivcd nf Imr Hr friends wi, Jl' arriwftl home friwCanyon STtJM Rcbckah Aff Mh'lwftftturocd W;WIIcmo in wlwivlho had (w,ynM of his J$lgKXj!by was iSmlbtaJiomc on Yti'o new i(WlSf.;fHook and . -if j wwliWiy fkiys are irroMlfc storms 4'wmtiic of the frt'&ttiwo are t Mm jfcpws. M,'wHfcwifc and 4V))ljfif5iUion in iitolfMtllnK and toil fttfwk, wife rcjpur men. " over from H7tWftKontiro fc! woro hyjpfeg, Percy aiSpHp5 visiting AejJw fe;igeascd to 2pb that she f '9tm Victor eKttformerly HtyOftH and see wwplwi before imj MtLijny ?; ntiKA qtW Knit of this fogurncroiis yS3Mr. Davis i-Jrt3iyill nnd ?mmv liand- 4iiA.fc rJHHS j2wE: Em., tyyiili ISBmr Jts. ,. r wartz WSTOIl $5,000.00 of additional dcpoHitors' Hcciiri ly was added by the directors of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BURNS, OREGON at the rcfjular mccthtff i October 4th, 1011, at which lime the Surplus Fund of the Hank wan Incrcmcd from $55,000.00 to $60,000.00. EVERY of the capital of this bank in now re-in forced by $2.40 of earned Surplus Hum atfordiny our depositors an unusual dcyree of safety Capital : : $25,000.00 Surplus : : $60,000.00 United Stales Depositary Oregon Slate Depositary Accounts Invited Vulcanising at Gcmbcrling's. i Foil Sam: A Jersey bull calf. H. M. Horton. Latest in Cloaks for Ladies at Brown's Satisfactory Store. Heed Bros givo 100 piano votes extra for every prescription. Paul Finkc has been down from iiis mountain ranch this week. ClevonRer pays the highest market price for hides and furs. New fresh groceries just re ceived at Hagey & Richardson's. Winona wagons nro the best. For snlo by Harrimnn Mercantile Co. New enrpeta, wall paper and rugs at Brown's Satisfactory Store. C. C. Lundy has gono to Port land and expects to bo gono all winter. Five hundred Bcore cardB nnd pencils at The Times-Herald office. . J. II. Anderson nnd wife were in from their homo near Van the first of this week. Mrs. Ander son was making proof on her desert Fok Salk Piano, small kitch en stove, beds and bedding, dishes nnd kitchen utensils. Call at Harrisons house back of the hill Burns. Tho Ladies of Bantist Church will have a window sale of aprons, fancy nrticles home made can dies, enkes, pics, Balads, etc. on Nov. 29. At Reeds' Grocery. Chas. Kaiser has been ill for many weeks and has grown worse of late. Ho has been mov ed from his quarters down town to the homo of Mrs. J. R. Gould whero he is receiving tho very best of care. GOOD COOKING Included in the Fine Arts BURNS auota ol culinary artists; but the best of e good materials to obtain good results. eal where you can get eceived a lull line of fancy and staple GROCERIES Stock, and A. & L. iburger and Imported ns and Bacon -Fresh tisins, Currants and Dried Fruits Citron, Orange Peel. Teas,. USY CORNER STORE . Vulcanizing at (lemberling's. Call on A. W. Gowan for land Scrip. Barred Rock cockerels for sale -Clias. Wilson. New carpets, wall paper and rugs at Brown's Satisfactory Store. John Oard and son were up from Lawen tho first of this week. Clennintr and pressing for ladies and gentlemen nt Schenk Bros. Harold Johansen was in from his homestead near Buchanan this week. Reed Bros, give 10 votes for every cent purchased at their store in jewelry. Tin key radio at tho Pastime Peel Hall on the evening before Thanksgiving. Fresh supply of groceries in cluding lard, bacon hams etc nt Hngey & Richardson's. Chas Schumann has taken charge of the tin shop of C. H. Voogtly and also does plumbing. , ,, ,8. ...N Aiioniey amines w. nana cit Thursday for Vale where he goes on business connected with his law practice. He expects to visit Boise and other points beforo re turning home. The Harney Saw Mill, R. L. '5,1MVai.(1 ,n.0,metor, now has on hand a largo amount of rough and dressed lumber nnd can fill orders on short notice. A good road to the null. Hurry orders may be 'phoned in. Automobiles to all parts of tho country day or night Regular auto stage to Prairie City. Phone Burns Garage. Aitciiii: McGowan, Prop. the best? We Canned Goods Swiss Cheese - Walnuts and Al- Coffee, Spices Schwartz VUOPltlKTOli. Foil Rent Furnished rooms Mrs. Will Cummins. WANTED-HorocB to pasture and winter. Chas. Wilson. Wheat, Rolled Barley and Oats Brown's Satisfactory Store. The latest Fall Coats for ladies' at Brown's Satisfactory Store. Clovenger pays tho highest market price for hides and furs. Now carpets, wall paper and rugs at Brown's Satisfactory Store. Wm. Dunn and little son were in from their homo near Narrows this week. Burns flour, wheat, rolled bar ley, oats and bran at Brown's Satisfactory Store. Otis Siremoro and family were in the city this week from their homo near Harney lake. Go to tho White Restaurant for Chicken Supper Wednesday and Sunday evenings. J. E. Stov, Prop. J. H. Loggan was over from L V Harney this week visiting his son John and daughter. Mrs. Bert Bower. V C. II. Leonard left Tuesday for outside points. Ho will visit Canyon City, Ontario, Vale and Boiso before returning. E. P. Frost, resident manager of the John Deere Plow Co., at Boise, is in the city looking after business for his company. Progressive Farmes Feed ground grain. W. A. Goodman will steam roll or grind your grain at your granary. See him for prices. Reed Bros, have received the handsome new piano they are go ing to give away on the next 4th of July. It is on display in their drug store. FRESH WALNUTS, ALMONS. RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON LEMON PEEL AND ORANGE PEEL AT THE BUSY CORNER STORE. Harry C. Smith is in from Iron mountain where he has been do ing the cement work on a large reservoir for A. E. Murphy. Mrs. C. M. Kellogg had the misfortune to break her arm on Thursday of last week by falling on Bome icy boards at tho door of her home in this city. Telephone for help or situations wanted to the free employment bureau, installed by the proprie tors Pastime Peel Hall The iwpular meeting place for all. The best brand of cigars and to bacco only. Now Billiard and Peel tables. C. E. Berry is enjoying a from C. E. Schringohst, visit Earl Schringohst and R. W. Venn, all of Seattle. These gentlemen like the country so well that they havo filed on land. Mr. C. E. Schringohst is a brother to Mrs. Berry. C Tl KfffVnnn11 fin I CooooN Cooper & Dodge, the civil engi neers, nre at present domicijed in the north room of Tho Times Herald building until the hand some suite of offices aro painted, decorated and arranged for their occupancy. Scott King left Thursday for Bend. He spent the summer hero with his brother, Will Y., and assisted in erecting several buildings. Scott helped move tho big machinery of this office and install it in its new home the first of this week. He has not decided whether ho will remain in Bend for any definite time. M. B. Sisson, a brother to Mrs. William B. Miller, arrived here from Baker tho first of this week and is a guest at the Miller home. Mr. Sisson is an old time resident of Eastern Oregon and is quite well known. He has decided to remain permanently in this coun ty having accepted a position with the P. L. S. Co. and will have chargo of tho Mann Lake ranch. II. Rohu arrived here this week to look after tho interests of the Collins Auto Co., who have es tablished a regular passenger auto service between Burns and Bend. Mr. Rohu states his com pany aro prepared to handle all tho passenger traffic from this city to tho Deschutes railroads. They aro operating two machines at present but will add to the equipment as business justifies. Ho has headquarters at the French Hotel. C. N. Greene, familiarly known as "Farmer" Greene, tho old time traveling man, is in tho city, Mr. flrwnn nlwnvu trnvnla wiMi his own four-horse team and re cently ligurcd in a bad run-away near Prairio City on a grade, be- lnrr Himwn fmm lila irnfrn ntwl falling some 15 feet below on rocKs. uo was urutscu auouc tno head and otherwise shaken up No hones wnro lirrtknn ani whiln R. L. Hutton is in the city from Wagontire. Best canned corn $3.25 a case Harriman Mcrcititilo Co. Frank Welcome and family have boon havim? a sieire of ton - solitis, Tlios Vickcrs was in this week with a load of freight for our merchants. George Bryning and Mr. Saun ders homesteaders of Valley View are in town today. Everything for every body at the Lunaburg, Dalton & Co. Department Store, Supt. Gilchrist arrived in town yesterday from a trip to Mai- lore part ol this week, hour county. I For Sale 1G0 Acres -The NW ROLLED BARLEY AND ,J of Section 3G, Township 2-j S., BALED HAY AT THE BUSY Range 29, East of W. M. Ad CORNER STORE. I dress owner, Carl Nelson, 205 W. L. Spencer has been in from Silver Crock since last Saturday visiting his family. Have your winter's wood up so the wood saw man can grind and saw both at one trin. Mrs. Wm. Farre and daughter Kathrine are expected home the first of next week. Burns flour, wheat, rolled bar ley, oats and bran at Brown's Satisfactory Store. W. D. Baker, of the Drewsey Telephone Co., was in the city the first of the week on business. For Sale Black Perchcron Stallion, 5 years old in spring. Good papers. Claude McGee. Mr. Charles Wilson and wife will leave tomorrow morning for Long Beach, California, to spend part of the winter. Mrs. Millar has a fine lot of fall and winter millinery on dis play which the ladies should call and see at once. I. II. Holland left this morning in his auto for Mann lake and other P. L. S. Co. ranches in the southern part of the county. A letter from Portland an nounces that Mrs. F. E. McGee, her son Garlan and daughter Lelah have left that city for Cali fornia with Mrs. McGee's broth er, Thos. Anderson. They ex pect to spend the winter there where it is hoped Mr. Anderson witl regain his health. "Dazzler," the famous stand ard bred trotting stallion which John W. Biggs shipped from Mis souri several years ago, died at the Biggs ranch the first of this week. He was a very valuable horse and was the sire of some of the finest roadsters in Harney county, besides some very prom ising youngsters on the track. cszessssssssssss E. B. REED & SON Cany a full line of FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES Some late arrivals are TEA GARDEN MINCE MEAT IN BULK HULK OLIVES, BULK SWEET PICKLES, BULK DILL PICKLES, SWEET CIDER, SALT MACKEREL, SALT SALMON, FUEL CREAM CHEESE Prices The Lowest For High Grade Goods Give u a callAsk for trading stamps icith your purchase The WELCOME Pharmacy The Place to buy CANDY The Place to. buy CIGARS The Place to buy PERFUMES The Place to Get What You Pay For The Place to Pay For What You Get The Place you Can 't Afford to Overtook J. C. WELCOME, Jr. Proprietor Circassian Walnut BED ROOM SUITS and SPECIAL PCES FURNITURE Blankets and Wall Paper In these Two Articles we certainly have the finest invoice ever brought to this city. CHRISTMAS It is none to early to make your selections for Holiday Gifts. See the lino of suitable things we aro offer ing. Beds-Brass, Iron, etc. Roll Top Desks. Dining Chairs, Rockers, Mirrors, Tables, Kitchen Cabinets, Moth Proof Chests, Rugs, Uice Curtains, Bed Spreads. i , G. W. CLEVENGER, THE FURNITURE MAN Certificates at John Gcmberling has been out of town this week. Best flour (guarantee) $8.50 1 bbl. Harriman Mercantile Co, Born To Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Whiting, Friday, Nov. 'JA, a son. Watch for tho bulletin at Reed Bros, every Friday and see stand of Piano Contestants. Rye, Oats, Whuai and Barley for sale. Chas. H. Davis, Harney, Oregon. Fred Roberts and Oscar Newell were among our business visitors from the Calamity section the Jefferson St., Portland, Oregon. Little Marie Eli is quite ill at the family home in this city and her physicians say she may have an attick of Dukes disease, tho case not being far enough devel oped to determine definitely. -v Juuge ftiorion u. uiiitoru nas been attending court here this week. For eighteen years Judge ClifFord was on the bench in this district. About six years ago he removed to Baker where he now resides and enjoys a lucrative and extensive law practice. Blue Mt Eagle. Stolen From the John Oard ranch a sorrel gelding between 4 and 5 years old; small spot in forehead and weighs between 1200 and MOO lbs.; a good road ster; branded a lazy J on left shoulder. Suitable reward for information leading to his recov ery. Mrs Mary A. Oard, Lawen, Oregon. PURE GOLD Did you know that a 20-year endowment policy with the Ore gon Life is pure gold? Did you know that a 20-year endowment policy with the Oregon Life gives you a safe place to deposit money, pays your wife and babies the amount you carry in event of your death, or if you live pays the amount to you at the end of 20 years? Unless you have the hooks in the "old man" who car ries the scythe, it would be well to look into this matter deeper. Good insurance is the squarest deal on earth. Consult Eggleston, The Oregon Life Man. Miss Stirling PublicStenographer Room 7. Masonic Building. in- Ask for Piano Reed Bros. WHAT A WOMAN WANTS among other important tilings is a check ing account. In managing household ex penditures a check book acts aa a perpet ual reminder of the diffeicncein the income and the outgo. You can tell at a glance just what your financial resources are how and where you have spent your money. Every check given acts as a receipt. It is an incentive in itself to save. W omen are cordially invited to haye BARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK of Burns RESOURCES over 8400,000 OREGON STATE DEPOSITORY Buy Your Hardware and Farming Imple ments for Develop ment Purposes from GEER & :-:-::,::::'i'.T::'::. : aS ; : : .. - '-zsr- ,(i WELLINGT SaT 1 r! .haM ,- "lL I 53 is .' - v - j JPlLsh s i i QE . .' " I j THE HUB CITY OF CENTRAL OREGON IT WILLBETHE RAILROAD CENTER Logical point for railroad shitps The next few years will show wonderful development m this section the future "breadbasket of the Northwest" A PEUTINENT POINT Tho large amount .t Capital that will be iuves-tod Company, in the City of Wellington, and tlu -m rounding territory, will be of tremendous advumir in the growth and trade of Burns u& well. The in i well be named the SISTER CITIES. Note the Splendid Proposed Improvements in Well Well ingeon: A $50,090 BUILDINGS FOR GENERAL AlERDllANOISE. A S20JMW BANK BUILDING. $25,000 MODERN HOTEL. A STGAR BEEr FACI0RV A CRUG STORE All business streets 100 ft. wide -residence streets 80 ft. wide -20 ft. ullejs. All lots 50I20 ft. A railroad from Burns to Wellington is contemplated and tho extension of the Hill lines from Bend will pass through Wellington, while the proposed Harriman lint- from Klamath Falls to Ontario will cross the Hill lines at Wellington. WELLINGTON LOTS BOUGHT NOW WILL PROVE A SAFX AND SPLENDID INVESTMENT. Write to Wellington Trust Co., Suites I210-U16 Yeon KIuk., 1'ortlonU, Or. Note Tho Wellington Trust Company has now in pious a beautiful 23 page folder on Central Oregon, which will ln of interest to all residents of this section. .11 -l I-,,-,. - --rf-c?;-yr :SfiM5CBtfBCCJ5JB HSf-'-'5rS. .yJSjj- their checking account here. POSTAL SAVINGS DEPOSITARY CUMMIf 1 by tin- Wellington Ti MM 1 ON ' J Job Printing. it was serious he feels ho was t. ..ir.n. ... iju lucky.