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"imes-Jferald
StaUment Of Th Condition
Of Tlia
First National Bank
of Barns
At the close of business Oct. 81st, 1914.
Circulation CM Any
r In Harney County.
C
Y. NOVr.MBE. It. IM
cl News.
Jrown was over irom .
this week.
UNTY NATIONAL BANK
i STATES DEPOSITARY
rES YOUR BUSINESS
Sewing: of any kind.
i MeGee. residence in the
e on Main street.
ion and wile were in
iyesterday, having come
m their home to see
Hi.-
ST NATIONAL BANK OF
ITAL AND SURPLUS
HUE BANK THAT MAKES
t 9 SAFE." ACCOUNTS
K. Richardson arrived
i week from an extended
llatives and friends in
Idaho.
biual Thanksgiving ball
Iven on Thursday night,
at Tonawama by the
Club. Good music.
G. Carl is prepared
Rial attention to all dis-
reye, ear and nose. Eyes tfu rani
id glasses fitted. 50tf.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $328,473.33
U. S. Bonds 41,000.00
Bonds and Securities 66,886.06
Premium on U. S. Bonds 1,340.00
Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures 8,904.92
Five per cent Redemption Fund 1,260.00
CASH 166,796.78
$614,100.08
LIABILITIES
Capital $ 25,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 78,796.07
Circulation 25,000.00
DEPOSITS 485,304.01
Capital and Surplus
$614,100.08
8100,000.
United States Depositary
ACCOUNTS INVITED
Karl Horstman was in the city
this week.
Good Bread is the staff of life,
we have it for sale at City Res-
; Haines of Marrows took
irture the first of this
Portland where he goes
re a new auto turn has
placed on the market.
0 model and a fine car.
drive it back.
Trobridge is over from
stock ranch this week
The stone work on the Levens
building has been completed.
Wanted-An unfurnished house
of at leat five or six rooms. In
quire at this office.
. lL. .
The wood seized a few days! Who woman t live in uie oik
ago by the forest service has I Harney Country with such glon
been released. S. R. Bennett. ! 0U8 '" weather every year?
For Sale -One visible Fox
typewriter, in good condition.
HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
INTITES YOUR BUSINESS
D. A. Brakemnn, the Waverly
merchant, was a business visitor
Friday.
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cookies and
Doughnuts for sale at City Res
taurant Finest alfalfa, timothy and red
top hay baled may he had at the
Goodman feed barn is south Burns
A. B. Bennett was up from
his home near Princeton this
week assisting James Cameron
in making proof on his land.
Nat. Henney was up from Sun
set the other day and was some
what excited over the report
that six feet of crude oil had
been struck at the oil well, but
found upon investigation that it
was a mistake.
Tobacco and Cigar Salesmen
wanted to Advertise. Experien
ce unnecessary. $100 monthty
and traveling expenses. Adver
tise Smoking. Chewing Tobacco,
Cigarettes. Cigars. Send 2 cent
stamp for full particulars.
HF.MET TOBACCO CO.,
36-4 New York. N. Y.
N
Arthur Whitney, Miss Hazel
Cobb and Miss Nellie Reed all left
the fore part of this week for
Passademii California where they
will enter school. Some of their
church friends gave them a fare
well party at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Clevenger Monday
evening.
Christian Scientists will hold
there services at the Presbyter
ian Church, Sundays at 3 o'clock
Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. Sun-
Hday School at 1 :30 p. m. Read
ing Room at Miss McKenzie's
house. 1st door north of Summit
Hotel. Wednesdays and Satur
days 2 to 4 p. m. Everybody
welcome.
HARNEY COUNTY NATIONAL BANK
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
INVITES YOUR BUSINESS
Harry Cary, the Lawen mer
chant, was a business visitor
during the week.
s
Born At the farm home near
, .. o
I after business. He said I mrriman, wcunrauay. nay. io.
; over just to see what the i t0 Mr- anu Mrs- " -"""sen. a
to us last summer anu"auK"ie'
swing the Levens building i For Sale. Pure bred Rhode
ing other improvements Island Red Cockerels; pen No. 1
i he's glad we had the fire. $2. No. 2. $1.50. - J. H. Eich-
I Oldfield, the famous gard-N "er. nucnanan. ufckun. '. . .
aught a nice lot of tender Mrs Will Gates was in the city
radishes to this office ithis week visiting her daughter
8k that certainly hit the ; Miss Mav. who is a student in
the table where the; tnc Harney County High School.
gathers. He informs us I .
have quite a nice supply '" m .... "" fT""
Thankao-ivino- table of oi Hums, ureRon win noici spe-
Hio are fortunate in getting' cial Thanksgiving services, at
orders before they are all the I'resoyterian cnurcn on
i Thursday evening iNovemuer tx
ir 7-311. Cordial invitation ex-
Bertha Schaper came over) , , . .
)iamond the fore part of
?k and made proof on her Zoeth Howser, the well known
Bad. She came in with stockman and rancher oi uma-
rtonand family and after tilla county, is in this vicinity
king her proof proceeded again. Mr. Howser comes here
le Hortons to Boise where every full and purchases cattle
spend the winter with i which ho feeds on his alfalfa
Her father and brother ' farms at his home during the
Irer to assist her in mak
proof.
! ,,-inii.i- uonann for the earlv snrintr
market.
BIST A GENTLE REMINDER
That our patrons, all of whom
,R THE BEST SHOES,
AND ALL OTHERS,
fho are desirous of ootaimng me nesi
iocs, may know that our full and com
plete line of Fall and Winter shoes are now
m display.
We are in business to please
you and with the
est Line Of Shoes
which the largest shoe house
in Chicago can turn out
we are able to do so
A trial will convince
That is all we ask
PL SCHWARTZ
- General Merchandise -
riasonlc Building,
Burns, Oregon
Standard key board. Call at this
office. 52-1
L. O. Hardisty has been over
from his home at Diamond for a
few days greeting his many old
time friends.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
BURNS. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
$100,000. "THE BANK THAT MAKES
YOUR $ $ SAFE." ACCOUNTS
INVITED. v
J. E. Loggan has returned
from Canyon City where he has
been employed with Wm. Stirl
ing in experting the books of
Grant county.
Ernest Musick received a tele
gram the fore part of this week
announcing that his mother was
critically ill at her home in
Seattle and he left for that point
Wednesday morning.
Rex Clark, the little son of Mrs.
Frankie Clark of the public
school, arrived here the fore part
of this week in company with
Frank Johnson. Rex has been at
Paulina for several months but is
now- enjoying good health and
has joined his mother for the rest
of the school year here.
Kemp llardesty and wife and
little daughter were down from
their Taout Creek home this week
having some dental work done
and visiting relatives and friends.
They have a school district in
their neighborhood recently es
tablished and hope to have a term
of school, start in the near future.
...!-. .....JN
WI1C, WC1V
-'.
Army Horses
Preach fioveraswit Jiiipectioo
will be held through W. I. Jmci
at Bans, Oregon, Dec. IS aad he
will pay 70 a head far cavalry
horses aad 5 per head for ar
tillery horses that will pass.
Horses aast staid fifleea haads
aad ap, free from blemishes aid
from 5 to about a) years old.
Both classes aaast be broke.
Mrs. Julia Greeley-McUowan,
was in the city yesterday, having
come up from her home in Nevada
to look after some business in
connection with the estate of her
mother. Mrs. McGowan had but
little time to greet her many
friends in this city as she had to
leave for home immediately after
her business was attended to.
'PI l.-.-U 1 4 L I I i- IN
i in- nun i iiium hub iiiiu tu rc
SOrt to its engine for several
nights past on account of the
mill dam having washed out.
The power dam boards had to be
removed to allow the water to
recede and permit the mill dam
being repaired. This has been
completed and as soon as the
mill dam has filled up again the
lights will be run by water power
Mrs. T. L Harrison, und her
sister Mrs. Murray came in from
Drewsey and took the Thursday
morning train to Portland where
they will make their home while
the Doctor is abroad. Dr. Har
rison has a commission as Capt
ain in the English army and is
seeing active service in tne
worlds greatest war. Juntura
Times.
Died at the Cummins hospital.
Thursday, November 19, John
Thimbleby. aged 5:1 years. He
had been at the hospital for
about a week and was suffering
from cancer of the stomach. He
was not very well known in this
section but had some relatives
over in Malheur county wo are
informed. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon.
Dr. Benson's subject for Sun
day morning will be "The
Knowledge of the Indwelling
Christ;" in the evening, "After
the War, What?" All theyoung
people are invited to the Endeav
or Society in the Baptist church
Sunday evening at 6:45 o'clock,
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held in the Presbyterian
church at 10 o'clock Thursday
morning, Nov. 2(th. Lei every
One' who recognizes the goodness
of God to our country durinu the
last year come, at the call of the
President of the United States,
to give thanks to Almighty God
for his croodness.
... : n
Miss Lena narkey leu -Wednesday
morning for Portland
where she will be married to Mr.
W. U. Scott, the Eagle ville stock
man. Miss Harkey is one of the
energetic business women of this
section and has made quite a suc
cess in accumulating property as
well as being a successful teacher
in the schools of this section.
She is a most estimable young
woman who has the high esteem
of a wide circle of friends
throughout this country. Mr.
Scott is a man of means who is
able to provide a nice home for
his bride and devote his time to
her welfare and happiness. He
is certainly to be congratulated
and The Times-Herald joins the
many friends of the bride in ex
tending best wishes for a con
tented and happy married life.
YouVb going to Tonawama.
C. V. Reed and wife are in the
city today.
J. P. Withers was in .the city
yesterday.
Hot Tamalas at the Gillen water
Bakery from 4 until 10 o'clock
each night.
J. R. Jenkins and
over from their Happy Valley
home I his week.
A Big Reduction on all trim
med hats at Clingan's Millinery
all next week.
O. L. Patterson. I. B. Hazeltine,
J. E. Marks and J. M. Blank, all
of Canyon City, were registered
at the Burns yesterday.
You will find all the newest
ideas in millinery at Clingan's.
The ladies of Burns and vicinity
are invited to call. One door
north Haines' store.
Rev. EL C. Carter, recently
from Hespcr, Iowa, will preach
in the Nazarene church tomorrow
at 11 o'clock. Mr. Carter is a
minister in the Friend's or
"Quaker " church.
Dr. Minnie Hand reports
following births of recent date:
To Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Steven at
Windy point, Oct. 28, a daughter.
To Mr. and Mrs. Fred OUey Jr.,
at Lawen, Nov. 7, a son. To
Mrs. Ed. Carter, at Lawen, Nov.
19, a son.
auS
Illl
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
I'NITKIt HTATKK l.ANUOmCB
liurrta, ur.'Kuu, Noviuibrr 17, II4
RotlM i h.rtby ilv.nllialMlanl. Plrol,
O! HlirtlB, '1,-Kmi. oil". 'Ill IKIOMf 111, IHIO.
ii.h.i.- ll.Mnmca.il Kmrv, No tola, for 8UHWU,
NW,, Mrrilnn ; Mk',,NK', and NK.4Nk.
Hrilliil' Hit, lownahlp V Moulli, Kalian 24 Kaal,
Mllatttrttr Mrrliltati, haa nit.tt nollt-e ol ittten
1li.11 I'Miirtk' final Hilar yvar 1'roor, loeal.tillitt
'iHtui in Hi lanil allow (leacriDtKj, oeiorv ki
l,t.T mi'l Ki'H'hvr, at num., orrfou, on
.am ilay i.i iirn-iiilrt-r. tvla
Claimant tiantaa for wltnami
w
I .III
ion
Mm hi.- I an, i narltir rouffi. Charity C.
ili ami llllain Huram, all of Hilar. iri-
WH t a. KVllltrl
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
l-MTan STiraa I.imii urntr. i
Hurna, iiii-kou. November 17, lnU 1
N.i). i in ii'i.i ani'ii that OleO. Balliolm
falbrraml belr ol Julio llailmli" il.oeaaed.nl
lilNv, nri'Koll, ivlio. ou Man li 16, IVW, uiaili
lliiiii-ieaif Kntrr. No 0IMR, for li1,1,,
HtV'-hk1, mt. Ill anil M)NJl, Hecllon
B.Townablp) fkiuili. Kangt- 27 V... Willamette
'ii'iiiiiau, baa tied notice of Intention
I., make Itnal nve-eea-r proof, to cetabllae
ilalm to tin. und alwre dearrlbed, before Ki
later and Receiver, at Minna, Oregon, on tbe
J-'n-l day of Ueretnbtr. 1914
i lalinant nature aa wltnaatM
R. A. Miller, r 0, I'etPreoo, Ulveeeeil. K..y
nolda.all of Horni. urafon. John I'. Kay. ..i
I'.il.y iiiwkiiii
W. Kk. KcRiatcr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'Mtiii htatm l.awu orrice, I
Hurna, una. in. Siivemlit-r 11. 1VI4
Notice la bereby given that Janu-a I Uronea,
nt lin-w-i'v , orvKOti, who, on April 1. 1VOV and
May 7, l il raaiiet'llvely, ma. I. Homealead
Kntry Noa ojHHi-OTUJ. lor K!,RS. NWJ.4tKi,
eee a.HW'.NW', Nvti.HW, He. and NH'.
NRi, hi. in .n i;. Townablb ., Range ao, K.
WlllatiKMIe Meridian, baa Bled notice ol Inten
1 1. nt in mean final Ibrue year Proof to ratab
Mali ilalm to the land above deacrl lied belorv
I I. li. i-.l... I M romnilaaliiiier. at lila i.fni i
i Hiewaey, iiregon, on tbe flat day ol Decern
I..-1, IMI
i iaimaiit iiainia aa wltnaaeea
l Ian in lirlnkwaler, John L. U1U. "leo.
I. Mak. i vt llllain J Dnnlap.all of lirewaey,
Oregou.
Wn laK, Iteglaler
NOTICK KOK PUBLICATION
t!NITRTATRIII.ANI)OKrit;K
Hurna. Oregon, November a, wu (
'..hi. i ia hereby glyen that Karucal It. Wllllama
..I in. inn, orugou, who. on July JO. tvoe made
llnmualrail Kntry, No. 0-J4S. lor HKk Hin tl.'i' .
lownablp 'Jit M.. Itauge .U R.. VHIIamolii
Meridian, haa Hied notice of Intention to make
final lite-year I'raof, toealabllab claim loll.e
laud alaive denrrilied. bailore Reglaie and
Raicelver, at Hurna Oregou, ou the tb day ol
ln- . inU'l. 11114.
rlalmaiil naiiieaaa wlttteaaea
Frank tMlllutna, Kelult llini.aiu. r.ari inn
irrana r.lll-.. emu ntirna, tin-goo-n
raitaa, Regtalcr.
TONAWAMA
TOMORROW NIGHT
Pictureprogram
Special
FIVE REEL PROGRAM
Owing to the film house
misunderstanding late
instructions in forward
ing reels, there will be
no picture program to
night, butn big one for
Tomorrow
Night!
"The Law of His Kind"
it a striking drama of army life is 2-rteU
"Mexican's Last Raid"
is fall of action and thrills
TWO DANDY COMEDIEE
Usual Prices. 1 5 & 25c.
FIETH INSTALLMENT
"LUCIllE LOVE"
The Girl of Mystery
Wednesday Night
This wonderful picture
story is full of thrilling
adventure and holds in
terest. Wednesday's
pictures show how she
escapes from the island
of savages and the wild
beasts Thrilling
Statement of Condition ot the
Harney County National Bank
of Burns, Oregon
Oct. 31, 1914
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $204,210.97
United States Bonds 34,500.00
Bonds and Swurities 22,690.70
Furniture and Fixtures 3,862.77
CASH 167,041.70
$432,196.14
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock $ 26,000.00
Surplus and Profits 51,672.22
Circulation 22,000.00
DEPOSITS 332,623.92
$432,196.14
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
Your Business Solicited
STATE DEPOSITARY
7?gggl WnPw&
HjW OaTThggV '
Utl I
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I sriKliHTATM I.ANII OFKIt'R.
HnriiB ilregiin. tltltober'Jlt,lvl4.
Notlee la betuliy given that Arehnr Hulel, of
llan lliian. niegiin, v. ho, on May 4, lull, uiadu
lli.imaltm.l Rnlr, No. UMW, for Mta 1, 7, ,
k. ill lownahlp .''. H, Rauge '' aaat,
Wlllauiillo Meridian, bad filed uotleeofln
irniiiiii to make Final Threat-Year Proof toea
talillali elaltii to tbe land above deat-rlbed be
lore Keglaier aud Receiver, at Hurna. ttregou.
in. th.' .tit day of lleremlier, 1V14.
rtalmatit natiina a. Vrllneaaea
.Neln r unhang, frank Miller, Harry J. Joklai.li
an. I iteorg.1. tola, all of llarrlman, ttregou.
Wn Kaagg. Reglat.r
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'hiTai. HTTa l.ano Orrtta I
Hurna. Iiregon. November 4, lull I
la hereby given that l.aureure II.
Bn ClJrrtb.r.d Along that Vln..
Iniiiiaet. i.l Kail, Oregou, who, ou llilolier J4,
lull, made lluuitinterd htttr:
uaaa, fur
. N.
W'.iK'. K.iHW'4and.Mv'. rjeetton IB. Town
alili J. nouili, Itauge J4 kaal, Willamette Her
I. Hun haa filed nolle of Inletillou to make
llttal tltive tear proul, Io eatablllh claim
to Ihe laud abova deairlbed. blure Heglaler
aud Ki. elver, at burin, Oregon, on the nth day
,,i lini'titlier 1WI4
t'laluiatil itauiea aa wllneaaea
lb llulliiu. It I.. Ilullt.it
and A. Kj.il. all ol Itlley, Oref o
A. Walker
nan. Reglatar.
NOTICK KOK PUBLICATION
IINITKIl HTATKrl LAND OKKICK.
Iturua, oregnn, Novetnlier 6, lull I
Notlee la hereby given that Jo. M Jobtia.nl
Hoi in.. Oregon, who, on a ,.r 1 1 ;i, lui.i, made
lloiiieitead Kttlry, No. otati.l, lot nfct.. Heillun
HI, Tuwnahlii H , Itauge J K., Wlllaunille
Meridian, haa tiled nolle, of lutelillun In make
lllial I'uiuuiulalluli priKil. to ealabllah ilalm
in I he land above deai'rllied, before Ueglatiir
ami llni elver, at Hurna, liregull, on Ihe 10th
tint til lii-ieiiiber, lull
i iiniiii.ni namtie aa vrltueaaeg:
i l In, Mlt'baul llalvt'taon. Kind lielirung
an. I W Routt Haley, all ol Hurna. Oraion.
Wm Kaaa. Reglaler
PUBLIC SALES
AUCTION SALES
Cried anywhere In Harney County
Auction sale every Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock on the streets of Burns
If you have
anything to
dates with
sell arrange
J. M. Thompson
AUCTIONEER
Office Tonatwanm Bid. Burns, Oregon
NOTICK KOK PUBLICATION
UNITKDHTATKS 1 AMiOKKHK, I
Hurna. Oreguti, itelober 14, mil I
Notlee la hereby given thai til lie HUetntire. of
Narrowa. oregou, who, on lteeeinlier 6, Hill),
made Inn.'il.I ami Mint. No.tk.iuo, lor t i.NK',
ftae. 16 and K'.hK',. Set Hon III. l.m n.hl. tf ...
Range Jv Kaal, Wlllam.lt. Meridian,
baa filed notlee ol Intention in make Final
I'tool, to eKtabllali elalm to the land above tie
i rlMc.l, Inii.rn Reglater and Revolver, at
Hiitita, Oregon, on lite 3rd day ol Hett'tulicr,
ID 14.
t lalm.nl natu.aaa wllneaaea
I. Newton llttghet, Narrowa, ttregou, Willi.
II Uardw.ll, I'.ter farmer, Kuaael K. riiniib,
of Hurna, Uregon. i
Wit. KAa.g. R.glatt r
ii.mo Httrua No II . 11. 1 No,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
V n VTATa. liAMti orrtt g.
Hurna, Oregon, Oetobur 17th ivit
Nulloe 1. Iterel.y given that tbe Nortliern
raiiile Hallway t nuiiiany, whoa. oat office
addreaa la HI i'aul, Mluueaola, haa lllla 171b
day of i n tuber HH4, Hied In lllla orbit 0 Ha a.li
c.i luu io aeleot uud.r the provialona nl tin aol
ol t'ougreaa, aiproved July 1, imia (JO dlata. Au7,
1111, .a ..tended bt the Atl ol ti.ngreaa aunrnv
ed Mar 17, iwe
lA)t 3, kW!4HW, Bee J4, SW'.MI1,, Lot a.
Betl.lili, Twp. 3'JSSuutb. H IU Kaal, BWUNIt!.,
THE WHITE FRONT
UVERY, FEED AND SALE
STABLE
Baled Hay and Grain for Sale at
Market Prices. Good Hay in Stack
The Burns-Vale Stage Line
Close Connections Made With Trains East, $
at both Juntura and Vale. Careful Atten
tion and Prompt Delivery of Express and
Freight Entrusted to Our Care.
R. J. McKinnon & Son
BURNS, - OREGON
H.c Ml, Lola a aud 4, rleti HI, 'two. Hi rl
li
R. U
.if Kaal, W .
Kal. 1.UI 4 (tut. , Twi .13 South
at.
lierl.l No. 077d
Any .ud all (Kiraoua i Ulttung adtereely the
land.- iliBi ilheil. or dealrlttg lo ohjert btonUM
ol th. Mineral oli...ctur of the l.ud, or .uy
other r..aott, to the dlauoaal in apiillcaul.
ah. ml. I file- their affldavlta of pruleat In tbla
i.rtl... on ot before the 71b il.y o( liei'eutber.
Wit.
WM. r iktia, Ruglmer
NOTICK KOK I'UHIJCATION.
0 I'NITSIlHTAIrCS I. A Nil i iKKIt'K,
tlurtia. oreg.iu, in li.l.i i .'I, l.u i 1
Notice la liniuby given that Wallet M. Rldtlle.
ul A udtetva, Oregou, who. nit oeini.er "JO, 1V14
iim.ii. Hotnealoail Rutry. No 077711, for N'.SIV
NWJ-HK',, HWIaNKi., Hecllini .111. luwiiahli.
.i.in.,R.i.gi, K ..wniaiiitiif Meridian. haa III
I'll nollee of ttilentloti I ake tliiel titi-teai
I rn.il, lo eatabllah tlaltu lo Ih. land ahnvc
itaiiribed, belorv Heglaler and Heiilter. a'
Ititrtia. Oiegoli, Ou liiv ilril dav ot Noteitil.i't
11114
t i.lut.ut tiaui.aaa wlineaaua:
i liu Walla. Diamond Uiegou, Clllnjrd
1 1 ruttabeek, Narrowa, Oregon, William il nit mm..
Audr.wa. Oregon, JohUule Weater, til Imh
tutiiid , Oregon.
Wn. KA..K, Reglater
Notic. lo Cradilor..
Nutloe ll Imroby glvon thai tint uinler
ignetl baa been duly ittpointi)(i uilailn
iltrntur ul tlto o.lnlo nl' Jumna I,c.miij.
tlocraaud, by the Ouuoty I'uurl ol the
Sluto nl Oregon, for llnrnny, CuHiily
All ytcrioui having claim, agitinit enid
nalal. urn haruby tiutillod tit iroeiit
tlitiii, tluly vorillotl na hv Itlw rtulred,
toll. M. Ilurluii, .tlinlniatr.lui. nt hi.
rtwitlanuu iu Burn, Harney County,
Oregon, or at Hie ollire nl J, H. Cook,
lib attorney, in Huron, llarimy ( .unity,
Oregon, within el a months from the
date ol tbla notlue.
Dated li.ik Dint day of November, lull.
J. 8. OOOK, H. M. HOKTON,
Special! Special!
We have a big stock of dishes
and are offering some at re
duced prices at present some
REAL BARGANS
See our line of
Heaters and Ranges
Farm Machinery
Implements of all kinds
in steck: Seeders, Plows,
Disc and Drag Harrows.
Binder Twine Barbed Wire
BELTING
Builders Hardware
Paints and Oils
Nails, Doors, Windows, Roof
ing, Building Paper
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Fishing Tackle, Guns. Ammunition
NEW DISHES, GRANITEWARE
Crockery, Tinware
BURNS HARDWARE CO.
NEIL SMITH, Manager