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About East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1895)
Economy Is —The Hanley Bros shipped sev- —Last Sunday was a day here, eral car loads of fat cattle a short long to be remembered by Church ' Messrs, onearman unu , j/ time since fatted here and will, so people. Messrs. Shearman and WEL’NKSDAY MACH 27 IST» ministers received i we are informed, ship several more Gibson I baptist _ ■ - - ■ - into the Church bv immersion ' I 4AS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF,about the 1st of April. rT , . , e twenty-seven additions. The fol- ANY NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY. — Harney s new board ot city - . , u) , „ ’ f|? . r;i owing are the names of the bap- “c’ads are; For Mayor, C. A. Gil- . * „ „ . , l-Hiii, Couneilmen, o S. i. R. z Copeland ’ ii tised: Mesdames B. , , i- K 1 orter, ip ’ •) Mickle. V 1 1 ’ Irens. i'rn.e r 1 II Henry Culdwell, ano Kami 11. ,,, Alice , , king, J. ,v R. . Burns 1st. and 3rd. Sundays of Roberts, Marshal, Harrv McClure Huntington, Chas Adams, Ed Wal- I ton, Chas. Anderson, Jas. Moore, the month 11a.m. and 7 P- n>- Surveyor Wm. Crawford. Misses Leia William Smith Narrows 2nd. Sunday, 11 a. m. and — If Baker City expects to make McGee, Hester Johnson, Maud 7 p. rn. Silver Creek 4th. Sunday a good road on the route proposed Jameson, Sadie Wilson, Emma 11a. m. and 7 p. m Harney 5th in order to secure the trade of Wilson, Jennie McPheeters, Myrtle I Siii’dav II a. tn. and 7 p- m and Burns, they will have to multiply Porter, Myrtle Jameson and Mabel Thursdays at 7 p. in. before the 1st. ' their present donation by three and Gowat . Messrs. Henry Caldwell, - and 3rd Sundays. Poison 1 Creek i 1st and ' ex P end 11 on * ne roac *. J. Wilson, Chas. Anderson, Henry A good lesson may be learned by calling on J. DURKHEIMER Thursday at 7 p. tn. after 1„.__ I —Geo. Stanclift has moved to Cheatham, Frank McClintock, 3rd Sundays. i the leading merchant of Harney Valley and getting his best terms his ranche near Ha ppy Valley, Hubert Smith, Bert Wilson, Mi nice R ev . G ibson , I buy all 1 Homer Reed. Not ¡Mystock is large complete <fc only first class qualities. where the family w’ll remain until Pastor. after sheep shearing, Joe Price has Caldwell and i knowing the Christian names of' my gOods for Spot Cash & the following prices talk, moved out of town on the Stanalift many of the ladies we use the| Local News. ranche near here. name of the husband. Dr. Me- j and Martin, — Litest stvle of ladies hats . —Thus Hare who has b en away Pheeters, D. Jameson east« rn prices. about six months on a trip io San Bverly wereadmitted to the Church J Duikheim er. Francisco returned to this place the | having been Baptized as former —Tne little Gem Saloon, is a latter part of last week. He reports members of same Church. LADIES SHOES $1.40 SOLD ELSEWHERE AT $2.50 1 ‘•gem" in e»erv particular. Bob | that San Francisco is not so lively 44 u 44 44 li 1.10 2.00 Huntington To The Front. Reed proprietor, Bub says,‘‘come as it once was, but still he thinks <4 44 44 44 * th it times are getting better and MISS 1.10 and see me.” 2.00 To Patrons—Huntington is now business men more hopefull. ii »4 4» 44 CHILD —Tom Stephens who has been .88 1.50 1 the envy oj eompeting points in I a absent for some time returned a another runaway —On Monday 44 4C 44 44 MENS 2.50 Railroad sense in particular, we 5.00 few days since and reports times afternoon as Capt. Waters was I have advantage over all, we are BUCKINGHAM & HECHT BOOT $4.50 ELSEWHERE $6.50 uett ng belter every where he was | driving home from town his team , now a competing point for two R I 4< became unmanagable, and 41 ran 44 | during his absence. 3.25 “ 5.50 away the Capt. was thrown from R lines th« Union pacific and O - Mrs.Mary Matthes has received the I i- buggv and was very much R. and N. Co’s. We hav« her spring si vies of ladies hats ami bruised and jolted up but we choice of two roads and each one, a full stock of milinery. Don’t ' understand no bones were broken. after your business, No better rates foniet to call and exam ne her The bug.jy was very much dam- can be gotten at anv point than ' block and l ear her prices. aged. Better the buggy than the here on wool and other goods send i —Mr Sch< r«r has the room north occupant. vour wool to Huntington and get ! of die Burn« Meat Market and has benefit in prices received by cut —Cal Geer met with a serious rates on either road the O. R. i an organ there. Any one wishing N to t»ke lessons and have no instru- accident last Sunday afternoon. Co. wili prevail on you to ship to which might have been much worse, ¡other points 5 on their road than I menl will do well to call on him. lie was driving a team hitched to a i Huntington thereby controlling | —Mr. and Mrs. Garrett, Mr. and' I - » • /. . . buggy, something frightened them vour shipments and cutting off the Mrs. Cecil, Mr. and Mrs Hogan.' , . .. « and caused them to run. One or [J. p. R.... HIHj the O. R. A N. Co., Mr. nd Mrs. Lillard and Mr. and . r., . . , , , . of the traces became detached | agents may visit you and make , Mrs. Dibble all of Silver Creek | two . . , , i* gave the horses space enough statements to (he contrary but hea. | J were in town last Sunday’ and which , . e e .. so tnat the tongue fell from the in mind they are looking for their - Monday | neck yoke to the ground, the end of own interests not yours. No point I —The two peddlers of ready ----- the tongue 1 ran into the ground offers greater advantages than' made clothing, who were here last which threw the buggv up to a con Huntington. . B.XUIIVI HgVOII. None can work for ! September will Le here again in a few I ¡siderable . . height, throwing F' Mr l(.gH wages, i o point "ill have mere days with a full supply of gents 1 G Jeer to the ground with great force -‘l wool buyers, our charges as low or clothing, undt r wear etc. Prices breaking two ribs of the left side* H lower than others, this being true ! cheuj er • li. m the cheapest. and the left collar hone. I Mr. Geer i j8 R possible considering J above'C I —h .i> officially < announced that i •* doinK Very well at this writing I conditions that any point can do as | C. W Parrish hai ..as received (he ap and ^is physician thinks he will well by you as Huntington? We pointn.ent of prosecuting attv of'only be confined to the bed a short are here to stay and give you I this district. Mr Parrish is an time. square deals our past record is our attv. of long experience and will recommendation. Don’t l>e misled — .\fo.-srs Burns and Bowers certainly honor the office. His by agents or others statement" II friends are happy tocongrat-' trave’ing agts. for the O. R. & N. ship your goods, wool etc. in our "late him. and we think the legal | R. rR. Co whom we noted in last care. • tr.i‘ "icity <>f the district is well | weeks issue, met the business men | Respt. | of our town at Chas. Voegtly,s plea- I with the appointment. O. C. Co j house last Thursday. —The Dibble T Bros., on Silver hardware r|qle,r object, as stated last week, is ’ r< i k nv t with quite r a loss by fire |0 gei, our trade btth freight and John Rollins, who lives in Put or, last Thursday. ' ay. Their store «tock. They stated that citizens man county. Ohio, a year ago mar- , room accidentally caught on ...» fireiOf ßaker cRy aiK] vicinity had sub-j ried the Widow Dalyring, who has and was entirely destroyed together *i scribed about $1800, towards a a daughter aged 17 years. John i with the greater | ’t8 con' | wagon road leaving the Baker City 1 has eloped with the daughter, and < tents -' the wife has eloped with John’s 23- ‘ I >)«»<. some distance from that place ! 11 road — I he sealed proposals for the! and __ 1 •connecting with Burns- year old son. Both father and son ( are wealthy, owning large tracts of '"‘proveiiient of the court house Ontario road near Drewsey. 1’ "MU'C 1 W,,T,,U ,'",u ."vnr ,/rewt,eV’‘ Th,a land, and both have! always occu- i block i w. ro pent'd on the 25th by road to be built immediately so to' . • • - — 1 b> 'hecounty court. Fourteen bids pied the same bouse. The father secure, if possible our spring trade, i »ere offered ranging from $857.00. » and in time for our wool. These and his young sweetheart have ,0 the i(>'» figures of$225. The last I gone east, possiply to Pittsburg Pa. » b«d was that of Mr. Cal Geer, and gentlemen claim that the distance, The wife’s attorney has filed a pe-1 on this, partly, new route, will not be was awarded the contract. exceed, from this place to Baker tition for divorce,and the old man’s —I’uis, the 9th, Judicial district, City 125 niihs. The railroad com lawyer will doubtle.ss soon receive wiii have its spring and fall terms pany have leased or rented ware instructions to file a cross petition. Many belisve that the two coup • V « M court AS follows; Grant 1st Mon- houses, store rooms etc so as to be les will go to living amicably in 1 n May and 1st Monday in able to do a general forwarding smie house a u year tear from n now the t_ . 21’- r Malheur 3d Monday j ! business, have i. . -i. A alM built ^tock- r .. ’ v ; - m -nd.. ,: __ ■ “ n ’her urr married ninrrma to IO me Step «laughter, 1 a .. ' the av in October. yards with an eve single to the whj|e the gon w;|| wwj bis father's ■ iii'y. 2nd Monday . i in 5 June trade of this country. And in fact wrp > •’d 1st M-mda I Cliff,-] i ‘ yin October. M. D. have made a’d arrangements neces- ___________________ < b dge, prosicuting Atty. sary for our accomodation hoping * ^'b*s Parrish to secure our trade Or- Price’s Cream Baking Powder • '-J * Please call <fc my liberal terms Z? will be sure to meet with your approval. Yours truly, WoKd'a Fair Highest Award. • J. Dvjkhíiáír.
