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About The Times-herald. (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1912)
m I m Times-JIcrald H The Large! Circulation Of Any Nrppcr In Harney County. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER JS, 1912 Local News. Vulcanizing at GemborlitiK's. 0. J. Darst has been in the city several days visiting friends. Scott Hayes was in the city Thursday. A. E. Brown was unions; our .business visitors during the week Chas. Davis was in town Wed nesday. He reports a fine crop of grain this season. Mrs. Jasper Davis was among tho delegates to the Sunday School Convention last Saturday. Miss Hazel Cozad came over from Canyon the first of tho week and is a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. Curtis Smith. Mrs. Wm. Miller returned this week in company with the Hol lands from her visit with rela tives and friends in Malheur county. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF , BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $95,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES -YOUR S $ S S SAFE." ACCOUNTS INVITED. Clay Clemens mill is the near est one to Burns where all kinds of lumber "both rough and dress ed can be had. Near Canyon road. Call him by 'phone. SOME REASONS WHY You ShouSu Pay Your Bills and Purchases by Check on Our Bank 1 Because. YOU w'" avoid ugly disputon a pnid check is the very best receipt YOU mvo ,U1 accumt I'wowl f wlioro money goes without dispute YOU run no rtokofloMSiyoucuiiHooun' a now check book any time itn lout. You 8avo moro ,nny if yn usi' checks -pocket money goes quickly YOU 'mmL,(Mltoly establish a good credit with a banking account at BoiiN-Sntuiday, Sept, 21, to Mr. and Mrs. Tip Stoy, a daughter. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF I1URNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 405,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES YOUR $ $ $ $ SAFE." AQCOUNTS INVITED. Do not tako any chancea havo hay, grain or other property In sured in tho Reliable Aetna & Hartford Insurance Companies. 41 INLAND EMPIRE RBALTY CO. For Salk or Trade .'Jo acres of Yakima Vallov fruit Innd for relinquishment or deeded land. Give full particulars. Address: P. A. RUPPERT, M-47 Mabton, Wash. W. II. Robins was in form his Crow Camp homo Wednesday bringing in a load of fruit from his famous orqhard. Mr. Robins will bring tho family in for tho fair and tako in the shooting tournament. THE First National The family of Ted Hayes mov ed up last Saturday to remain for the winter term of school. Miss Florence Hoffcditz will stay with them while attending high school. Those who contemplate going to the railroad or other points for supplies are invited to call on W. E. Huston in the Odd Fellow building and get his prices. It ..will be worth while. Tin Gibson and wife were here from Silver Creek Thursday to make final proof on the lattcr's homestead. She was assisted by Zollie Dibble and G. L. Hembree. They made the trip in Mr. Hem- bree's car. For Sale Complete teaming outfit, including four young, well broke horses, weighing from 1300 to 1400 lbs., good harness, one set breeching, 3 3-4 Stude baker wagon. May be seen at the White Front Barn during fair wesk. 45 Cal McPheeters took his de parture Wednesday morning for Missouri where he will visit rel atives and friends for a few weeks. He has been away from his former home for many years and this trip will certainly be en joyed. He will remain there un til about Christmas time. Grass Seed I have a fine lot of timothy, red top and clover seed threshed this season. This seed is acclimated and best quality, mixed in right propor tions for seeding meadows. Will deliver at that price at Burns during fair week or fill orders , sent me before that date. Write -me at Drewsey W. T. Vander ' Veer. BANK BURNS, - OREGON Teachers Institute, October 7, 8, 9 The democratic central commit tee will hold a meeting in this city on Saturday, Oct 5. The place and hour will be given out later by Chas. W. Ellis, the secretary. THE FIRST NATIONAL IIANtf OF DURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $95,000. -THE BANK THAT MAKES YOUR $ $ t- $ SAFE." ACCOUNTS INVITED. Married At tho Presbyterian manse yesterday, Sept. 27th, Fred Anderson of Twin. Falls, Your wife should not be com- Idaho, and Miss Mabel Westfnll. polled to stand over a hot cook p Rev. Dr. Babbidge performed stove this kind of weather. Get ' the ceremony, her one of those Tireless cookers j The usual picture program at at Clevengcr's. Go and see Tonawama tonight and tomorrow them. . j night. Some interesting pictures Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Snellingof will bo shown among them "His Lakeview are at the home of Mexican Sweetheart," n western their daughter, Mrs. C M. Faulk-! story, "Tho Telephone Girl," ner. They were accompanied ! showing a fire scene and miracu- overbyMiss Snelling, an aunt lous rescue from a burning buijd of Mrs. Faulkner. The party, ing. Some good comedy too. will remain an indefinite time. , Wo nre selling agents for the J. E. Sizemore came in from H nm cy Valley Improvement his home near the lakes the first Company lands, tho choice lands of the week. He had intended of a 200.000 acre tract These going to Drewsey for tho fair but made a mistake in the date, arriving too late to make the trip. Mr. Sizemore is a candidate for county commissioner. Miss Laura M. Dawson of Sun set, will be the young lady to re present Harney county on the next Eastern tour of Philip S. Bates. The party will go early in the spring and expects to be in Washington for the inaugura tion. Jersey Heifers For Sale I have 40 head of choice Jersey heifers which I have just purchased, ranging in age foom 1 to 3 years, some coming fresh at once. Will sell at reasonable prices at my place 9 miles east of Burns John Back. Do You Know I What -ti "HOLEPROOF" Means To You? I fflf IM At Our Big Display Window and JUxJKJrk. liN Note The Matchless Assortment Of The. Various Colors and Grades at Bottom Prices ATVir I TCTCM When You COME IN We Alii L.IOIH.1N Will Convince You There Is No Safer or Saner Bargain Than "Holeproof" Socks If Means Money In Your Pockets When You BUY "HOLEPROOF" Socks I. SCHWARTZ - General Merchandise - fiasonlc Building, - - Burns, Oregon lands are on the market on a ten year payment plan. If you want a good farm, investigate these lands and terms. 37 MOTJIKItSIIKAI) & DONEGAN. Owing to unforscen circum stances Dr. Babbidge will not use the topic previously announc ed for next Sunday evening's discourse, "Tho Religion of tho Suffragette", this topic he ex pects to uso at a later date, but Sunday evening another theme will'ho used that will he in keep ing with tho Rally Dny thought. Bidwell Indian school is here for the purpose of taking a number of Piute children back to school. There arc several of school ago in this vicinity and ho hopes to get as many as possiblo to" return with him. Mr. Predmore states they have a fino attendance at the school and seems to bo ac complishing considerable good. "The Ladies' Aftornoon Club" will meet for their first regular session on Saturday 2 p. m. Oct. 5, at the home of Dr. Elizabeth Ellis. The courso of study ad opted for tho year's work is, "The Nineteenth Century". Tho program committee have placed "Tho 1912-13 Year Book," in the hands of tho members now numbering 3G and it is quite desirable that all may bo present to commenco the courso so efficiently mapped out by tho committee. "Our Presidents from Jefferson to McKinley 1800 1900, will bo tho study for Oct. 5th. Grant Sturtovant was quite badly bruised up last Saturday afternoon by bein'.? thrown from his buggy in a run-away. Ho was coming in from tho mill ac companied by Mrs. Sturtovant and their daughter and when on tho grade just north of town their driving animal shied at a dog which throw Grant out of the rig. This frightened the maro and sho started to run. Ho held tho lines for a timo but was finally com pelled to let go. Tho frightened animal ran down tho street with tho ladles in tho rig helpless as tho lines wero dragging on tho ground. A horseman tried to catch tho run-away which caused her to again whirl, throwing Mrs. Sturtovant out and tho daughter jumped. Thoy escaped without material injury but Grant is nursing somo painful bruises. Seed ryonnd barley for sale by Chas. Davis, Harney, Oregon. Mrs. Wm. Fny arrived homo from outsido points Wednesday. Supt Gllcrest of tho P. L. S. Co. and I. II. Holland and wife returned tho fore pnrt of tho week from a trip to Mnlheur county points. C. n. MpPnnnoll nrrlvpil hnmn from a business trip to Boiso and oilier outside, points Thursday. He has been at homo sinco re turning nursing somo "pets" in tho shape of threo juicy car buncles. Among tho additional features for tho farmers day program on next Thursday morning aroBomo musical selections by nn orches tra, a vocal solo by Miss Louel Smith and an address by Miss Zoa Irwin, tho domestic science teacher of tho high school. Rough and dressed lumber of all kinds now on hand at tho Williams Bros. Saw Mill. Rough lumber $15 per thousand. V Geo. Foon has again taken charge of the Star Cafe, his old ' stand across the street from Tho Times-Herald building. II i s I many old timo customers are in vited to como and see him. Miss May Coleman, a sister of Roy Coleman, is hero from De catur, III., on a visit to relatives. Sho is a niece of Mrs. Jasper Davis of Harney and Mrs. Hastie of Waverly. Mrs. Hattie Hastie was in the city last Saturday, having just returned from Silvics Valley where sho had been cooking for harvesters. Mrs. Hastio brought Bomo nico fruit to this office which had been raised on the Jasper Davis farm at Harney. i ANNUAL HARNEY COUNTY FAIR OCTOBER BURNS, OREGON j 19 j9 09 tj OC ? $4,000 Premiums & Purses $4,000 Live Stock, Poultry, Farm, Garden and Orchard Products, Dairying, Etc. Cash and Many Special Prizes For School Children's Industrial, Agricultural, Cooking And Needle Work Horse Racing, Bronco Busting, Roping Contests, Fancy Roping, Trick Riding, Trap Shooting, Farm Talks Etc. Many jNew And Novel Features Will Be Added .AMUSEMENT PROGRAM Tuesday, October 1 Three-eighths mile dash, free for all Harney County saddle horses, purse - - $ 25 00 Onc-fourth-milodashrfree fpr all - - - - - - -100 00 Five-eighths mile dash, free for all - - - - - - -250 00 Bronco busting contest, free for all no entranco fee, Association will not furnish mounts,25 00 Wednesday, October 2 Three-eighths milo.dash, free for all - - - - - - - 100 00 Half-milo dash, free 'for all 200 00 Mi6 trot or pacer,to in threo heats, 3 year old, owned and bred in Harney County 150 00 Steer Tying Contest, free for all 25 00 25 00 100 00 250 00 25 00 Thursday, October 3 Half-milo dash, free for all Harney County saddle horses ... Three-eighths milo dash, freo for all Five-eighths milo dash, freo for all Bulldogging a steer, freo for all ....... Friday, October 4 Half-mile dash, freo for all - - - - ,- . - 200 00 One-miio dash, freo for all - - - " - - . - - 275 00 One-milo Indian Pony Race - - - - - - - - 10 00 One-fourth milo pony race ....... -15 00 Hope Spinning and Trick Hiding by W. B. Shelley, followed by Big Stock Pnrado " Saturday, October 5 One-fourth milo dash for Harney County saddle horses - - - - 25 00 Consolation Raco ' ' 100 00 Milo trot or paco, 2 in 3 heats, Harney County horses, 8 minute class - - 150 00 Wild horso race, freo for all, but Association will not furnish mounts - - 25 00 , . 1 J..'-- I I . CONDITIONS In all race 5 to enter and 3 to start. Purse in runniug race divided, 70 per cent to first horse, 30 per cent to second. In harness races purses divided 50 per cent to first horse 25 to second, 15 to third and 10 to fourth. Entries to races close at 8 o'clock on the evening proceeding the ra.ee. The Association reserves the right to hold a less number than five to fill a race by reducing the purse in proportion to the number of horses entered. Entrance fee 10 per. cent of purse. Saddle races without fee. No entrauce fee charged in bronco bust ing, steer tying, bulldogging and wild horse races. Purse divided 70 per cent to first and 30 per cent to second. Harness races governed by American Trotting Association Rules. Run ning races governed by Pacific Coast Jockey Club Rules. The Association reserves the right to change, alter, postpone or declare off any and all races for a good and sufficient cause. Should above races not fill properly, they will be changed to suit horses in attendance. JULIAN BYRD, Secretary P. G. SMITH,, President JIUl'I" J',!U 1 1' Watch For Further Announcements In This Space Privacy 4 Safety A LL of tho affairs of this Bank arc conducted with careful privacy. Next to the matter of safety, the offi cers of this bank regard business con fidences as being of the greatest im portance. We cordially invite persons who are contemplating the opening of a bank account to confer with our officers Harney County National Bank "YOUR HOME INSTITUTION" BURNS, HARNEY CO. OREGON e W. E. HUSTON 3 General Groceries c Select Can Goods, Fancy Groceries, Dried Fruits, Tobacco, Confectionary, Coal , Oil, Feed, Grain and Produce Special Inducements Given On Big Orders k . v 1 war This Space Belongs To The Williams-Zoglmann Clothing Company Successors To Schenk & Williams Merchant Tailors I. O. O. F. Building, Main Street, Burns, Oregon Watch For It Every Week u L THE OLD STAR SALOON BRENTON & HICKS, Props. Old and New Patkons Will Find the Best Brands Here ""Wines, Liquors, and Cigars Good Service, Courteous Treatment DROP IN Main Street Burns, Oregon YOU q I HAYMAKERS Come To Us FOR Mowers, Rakes, Bucks, Sickles, Ropes, Pulleys Hay Forks, Elxtras etc. FARMERS Before Harvest Perhaps You Need New Binders, Threshers, Plows, Discs, Wagons, Gas or Oil Tractors, Belts, Oils Etc. WE SELL IT ALL i&r Remember The Place -wj Geer & Cummins