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About East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1895)
Economy Is We clip the following from the Wolden- — | berg and Miss Florence Williams Scout published at Union, It is a were happily united in marriage in' clause of the proceedings of the; WEDNESDAY APRIL 17 IK'.5. their parlors of the Harney Hotel Ion Sunday afternoon at 2 n’Hn. k* 1 East Oregon Presbytery which con- April 14, Pas’or, VV it yened in Union on the 6th of this iAg THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF p m ! Gibson.officiating, In consequence month. any newspaper in this county . of the marriage the pastor had to • The Home Missions committee presented a request for a church to] disappoint his people at Narrows. be organized at Burns, and on mo-I “*SeIigious_8ervices. W. H. G. tion Rev. Hughes and Dr. Gwynne Burns 1st. and 3rd. Sundays of were appointed to visit the place — Three runaways occurred here (li« month 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. | and see what could be done. Narrows 2nd. Sunday, 11 a. m. and i an(1 near town last Thursday morn- ... r. .1 ¡..rr Tkn O-B H. I! stage U nn-O V 1 The team ran away WEDDING. ing. 7 p. tn. Silver Creek 4th. Sunday ‘ . S. J. not much ’ damage. 11 a. ni. and 7 p. m Harney 5th j Mothershead had a runaway which At the residence of the bride’s Sunday 11 a. in. and 7 p. m and miles Thursdays at 7 p. m. before the 1st. resulted in a broken leg of a very parents, residing seven valuable horse belonging to him, north of Burns on Si vies river, and 3rd Sundays, Poison Creek on last Sunday the 14th inst at Thursday at 7 p. m. after 1st. and his horses were frightened by anoth ♦ 1 o ’ clock p m R. E. Clark and Miss . er team belonging to Mr. Worlow A good lesson may be learned by calling on J. DURKHEIMER 3rd Sundays. Alice McKinnon were united in i which became unmanageble and R ev . G ibson , inarriagp. W. C. Byrd J. P. Per'lthe leading merchant of Harney Valley and getting his best terms. Pastor. was running away. formed the marriage ceremony. If having a good all round, pleas- ‘ My stock is large complete & only first class qualities. I buy all PICNIC. Local News. termed^ a goods for Spot Cash & the following prices talk. 76 anniversary of the I. O. O. F. [ ant. nn enjoyable time , ... °i ,tf* 11OIIU "'** , —Latest style of ladies hats at ; will be celebrated by Harney Lodge 1 v 77 on April a -I oc we are free to state the wedding on No 26. • ’ . ,, , iir: 4 u „n eastern prices. n * consisting . .. Programme of c vocal , ( last *, Sunday ... - was , .. one. ... With all, J Duikheimer. ji i • i & l due deference to all weddings and and band music and an oration by 1 ... ,. xk . il • n > I wedding dinners have been Mr. Geo. mt W r> Barnes of e Prineville. . . e , ___ that x._ —Eddie Cowing is Buffering from ai given in this county, and nothing | There will also be a game of Base white swelling. disparaging towards, nor is any re 1 Ball immediately after dinner. SHOES $1.40 —.Mrs. Britten has arrived and I Everybody invited. Exercises flection upon any- wedding or dinner , LADIES SOLD ELSEWHERE AT $2.50 intended by the writer, but we do' « taken charge of the Hotel Burns. at the Armory Hall at 2 o’clock p Cl 1.10 2.00 m. Grand ball at the hall in the conscientiously believe the dinner « —Mrs Chas. Johnson has been evening. Supper at Hotel Burns. at this wedding was the finest and j jj jgg U l( 1.10 2.00 very sick but is now convalescent, r Sayers D. D G. D. Master of composed of the greatest variety ll • C C» «■ver given in the county. There CHILD cc .88 1.50 —M. IL Brenton has greatly im-' ceremonies. J. S Bowen Grand were probably 40 persons present, nvvu <1 ... , ... ¡Marshall, nv order of the com- 2.50 Cl proved lus grounds around his re- , mittea. ... , and e ery one seemed imbued with k 5.00 “ | the spirit of good will and happiness . deuce. BUCHING HAM & HECHT BOOT $4.50 ELSEWHERE $6.50 W. Y King, i and of course all had a happy time. ( 41 I S. Geer, —J. A. Williams end W. IL c< Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKinnon and “ 3.25 5.50 W J. John s m, Hogan of Silver Creek were intown family are just the sort of folks to [ C. E. McPheeters, make people feel happy and at yesterday. M L. Lewis. home. ’ Com. —Miss Hattie Clark of Harney The following presents were given . is visiting friends in * Burns this 1 —It is reported that Secretary I to the bride and groom: Mrs. Emma Skinner,a cake stand ( week. Hoke Smith has overruled the d Miss Dora Thomas, a tea set, Miss —Mr. Wjtzell who has been very cision of Secretary Chandler in the Rcsie Parker, two vases, Tom Mc sick is improving, also Sheriff case of Chapman v. Williamette Kinnon. «ilv'r salt and pepper stand, Hittings’ little baby. Valley Wagon Road Company. Mr it Mrs. Jas. Albert, fruit dish, Will McKinnon, set of tumblers, —Messrs Bent Embree, Ted Hays | But no official statement to that I Mr <fc Mrs Jap McTZinnon, set of and Wil 'Jam Clark were in town yes-, effect has been received at this land tumblers, John McKinnon, mirror. I 'office. The following is a part oft yj terday and the day bef< re. Mrs.Tyler. cake plate. Mr. it Mrs. I I Secretary Chandeler’s decision also ' RobertMcKir.non, a set of silver tea -Miss Rosa Hembree entered upon we give the act of congress upon , spoons and sauce dish.Mrs. Martin g I her duties of deputy clerk yester wl ich he based his decision. By a cator, Mrs Eva Howard, a hand , day more ing. , the act of, July 5th 1866 congress — Mr. and Mrs. Durkheimer left 1 granted to the state, only the right here last Sunday morning to make to select, three alternate sections Hill, table linen, Ellis McKinnon,’ glass pitcher. u visit to their friends in Portland. I pit mile within the six mile limits Mrs. M yatt a resident of Har j of the road, and the title to any Huntington To The Front. ney *r rather residing near Harney 1 particular tractdoes not ; accrue to il.ed of Ja-grippe last Thursday. ( . To Patrons—Huntington is now | the state or the company prior to Notice the adv of the Hotel the selection thereof. . The failure the envy oj competing points in a Burns in this issue. T Mr and Mrs. of the company to respond to a set- Railroad s»nse in particular, .biit en are thoroghly conversant tier’s notice of intention to submit have advantage over all. we with the hotel business. final proof for land included within now a competing point for two —Our cabinet maker, John a previous executive withdrawal, IL lines the Union pacific and Sweitzer, is putting up some very I made for the benefit of said company R. and N, Co’s. ’.Ve have the good and comfortable rocking precludus its subs quent objection choice of two roads and each one chairs. to the allowance of the settler s after your business. No better rates entry. Acting Sectary Chandler can be gotten at any point than —Remember Mrs. Mary Matthes has indies goods and notions in her to the commissioner of the Genrl. | here on wool and other goods send Land Office, July 21st 1891. In • your wool to Huntington and get! inilinery store* She especially in- this case of Chapman v the Will-1 benefit in prices received bv cut. 'itcs ladies who liye in the country, ametle Valley Road Company, the rates on either road the O. R. & N , wnen in town to call and examine j survey was tiled, in the local land ' Co. will prevail on you to ship to I her stock office, June 1st 1876, on March 13‘.h other points on their road than \\ tee several persons are at 1879, Chapman filed his preemption Huntington thereby controlling ''o • on the school house this week, declaratory statement for i a tract of your shipments and cutting off the I • are told the beard of directors land alleging March 1st 1879 as U. P. Ry. and the O. R. <fc N. Co. ar,‘ going to undertake the work of tl,ne of settlement. He made proof agents may visit yon and make’ after due notice ani no V™ protest was 1 uilding the school houye according "i".* ------- -----there statements to the contrary but bear the plans and specifications the r“ — ad -------- co‘»PanT. 's fore the proof and payment was ac- in mind they are looking for their' ready reported for the sum of $4000. | “-222. cepted by the local officers. Secre- own interests not yours. No point -Mr ai d Mrs. McKinney have £handler ended by saying “If. offers ____ greater advantages than None can work for .. Huntington house,and company failed to protest against 8 wages, t o point will have mere ■lr Sam Kenyon ~ if- and two ♦ the ’---- all« ”------------ mA. - even "o<*1 buyers, our charges as low or wife wance of final __ proof, children are egain settled in their though the land was within the . lower than others, this being true! home ■ limits of an executive withdrawal' is it possible conaiderii made for the benefit of the state or J?’.«. McGowan who wintered company, it could not be heard conditions that any j>oint with his Uncles Ed and John afterwards to complain if the land well by you as Huntingtoi ’ W e are here to stay a. id give you • aHin has gone to hia home in Dal- was awarded to the settler. It has title to any particular section square deals our past record is our L°u J'* r,p, rt Hi" no -....... -...... I and having failed to protest when recommendation. I Don’t be misled ÌLT11DI*O VILI •<-.¥■ Gowan was hired to teach final proof was made its objection by agents or others crw statements • ’* 11001 »" ‘be Maupin district is cannot __ _______ now prevail. The company a mistake. We are informed that hav.,nK fai,ed lo aPP<?ar and protest •hip your goods, wool etc in our against the allowance M -« Phoebe Kelley has been ' --------- ----------- of ' said' ’ * entry care. em * its objection to the same must be Yours truly, R* «pt. ployed to teach that school. overruled. O C. ( o ( Xn'n K^on M arriage —Mr. Louis ™ «"'7~ “ IS: ■ 11: Please call & my Uberai ter ms will be sure to meet with your J. Durkheimer.