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About East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1896)
Administrators Notice. —T. A. McKinnon is in town to- the fact of probable fraud, it gave tion; also to discuss the matter of day talking a little politics. He out if contested by T he H erald or elegates to the state 'convention to Notice is hereby given to all per declares the democratic party to be any newspaper, it would be neces- be held on the 9th of April, next, sons holding claims against the H. E. T hompson , “in it” and that to win. sary to attack the list name by etc., etc. estate of Victor S. Ottmer, deceased, 22 “2 C has . Z eigler , Chairman, to present the same to the under - Rev. Gib«on refuse» to accept «nd prove aofficienl fraud«- Secretary. signed at his place of business in the proceed, of the leap year ban. lent name, on the li.t to agg,eSate g THE LARGEST CIRCULATION of Burns, Harney county, Oregon, ver The money ie to be given to Mra. eno,,8h “> “ward the "'ork ,0 ,n°'h- ^NEWSPAPER IN THIS COUNTY. ified as by law required within six I Win. Jordan, we are informed. 1 er PaPer* Estray Netice. months fiom the date of this notice. This would cost the county from ‘ HeligionsScr vices. Dated at Burns this 11th day of Taken up by Joseph Wooley, on December, 1895. Burns 1st. aTd 3rd. Sundays of —The levy for state and county' $1000 to $2,000, for the' mere tax, for this year, is 29 and 3-10 printing of $150 expenditures dur- his ianch 5 miles north-east of H. M. H orton , month 11a.m. and 8 p. m. Burns, one bay horse, white spot in mills. County 17 mills, state 4 ing the year Administrator. Silver Creek 4th. Sunday 11 a. m. forehead, no brands, about 8 years and 3-10. school 5, and building 3. Just $160 is the amount T he old and weighs about 1100 pounds. Md 5 p. m The 2nd Sunday will —We had the following visitors H erald was . paid the outgoing -- year. , Collar mark on top of shoulder. be reserved for general work in The publishers of T he H erald The owner can have horee by giy- from Silver Creek last week: Messrs other fields. W. H. Hogan, R. J. Williams. W. did not propose putting the county ing proper proof and paving charges R ev . G ibson , Pastor. C. Cecil, J. C. Garrett, Jas. Dodson to so much cost for so little, and including this notice. J oseph W ooley . withdrew their list and refused to j Ras. Garrett and P. M. Cheney. —New go^ls rt the Johnson store contest. Had the county court! now under control of Henry Canaday. 1 1 t.nLpn taken nn up the the matter matter in in the same same Bead Supervisors. Local News. Just as chea|> as ever or cheaper Call way it did last year, we certainly 1 -Chairs of all paterns and de- and examine goods itud get prices, and would have asked that our rights' Road district No. 1, Currv, W. gcriptions at the hardware store of if suited buy. be resj pected, but not doing so we i Johnson; No. 2, Burns, Cal Geer, !.. submit „„ulu to what we * are per-|kr >No. . 3, Nf) Poison Creek, T. Pardon Zeig- Chas- Voegtly. 1311 4 Harney. B. James; —Jorgensen has the finest and ' meekly —Dave Davi3 is in our town this best lot of goods that ever came to . suaded to believe to be an injustice jgo. 5, Silvies, A. Wintermier; No. Burns; go | and see for yourself. | of the worst forra> We just give 6, Pine Creek, S. F. Jenkins; No. week. He is also taking Cabinet Photos. the tacts regarding this matter, as 7, Otis, L. N. Stallard; No. 8, Drew- —Don’t overlook the leap year at $3 per dozen. Do not forget, to1 we see them, and then we are done «•»j, Ño. n 9, Saddle ’** o - jji - ?®-v’ wo Tu i * # /k m- f , Butte, N. V. Smith; No. 10, Crane go and see what he has on hand. dance. The list of the Tunes, if we are Creek> A ,Venator; No. U, Lake, —J. C. Garrett and James Dodson any judge, is certainly supreme in A, W. Hurlburt; No. 12, Diamond, —Tom Anderson visited our passed through here laBt Thursday ' rottenness to that of last year. We I A. T. Clark; No. 13, Alvord, Jess tows last week. with 44 head of fine mules, on their are told one name was entered as a' Bunyard. JANUARY 24, ’96. —Mrs. J S. Bowen 7_i> »till in way to market them in Texas bona fide subscriber, the bearer of bad health. Weather report for the week end They expect to return by the 20th. which has been dead for several years. If this be tho fact, we pre- ing ln8 Tuesday. Taken at 8 o’clock The "Proceeds to be Used for Te —There are five stamp mills in of February. Figures with ° after, below jacks -n county. | I —Atthe installation of the Sylvia sume his spirit still hovers around ift nero lent Purposes. —Frank Paker lias bought the J i D. of R , I. O O. F. this place, last and in our midst, and he receives , zero* Ther. Max. Min. across the dark river of Committee on General Arrange Wednesday evtning^the following the paper C. Foley bend of cattle. H Wed. 36 41 19 Lelah death. Our honest opinion concern- ments: Mesdames. I. S. Geer, L. —Atty. J. W. Biggs began house officers were installed: Thurs. 39 40 11 V. 1 ing some of the names we noticed Lee Caldwell, Lulu Gardner and McGee N. G., Hester Goodman keeping today. 1 Fri. 40 45 20 on the list is they are not residents Miss Sallie Hudspeth Q., Sam Mothershead Sec’y., B. D i Sat. 45 30 7 —The democratic state conven McIntyre Per. Sec’y., Amy Byrd of our county. Sun. 35 40 14 Ushers: Mrs. C. F. McKinney, tion meets April 9th. Moral: There is a premium on Treas. The supper was excellent Misses Sallie Hudspeth and Vina Mon. 36 45 17 —The judges'and clerks of elec and all present seemed to have a fraud and honest effort gets no Gittings. *24 Tues. 44 4 credit. tion will be published next issue. good time. The oration was deliv > Floor Managers: Mesdames. Lulu Don’t Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your ‘ —E. L. Oliver and A. Hembree, ered by Rev. Gibson. Gardner, Lee Caldwell and I. S. From Van. Life Away. of the Narrows, are in town today. , —Receiver A. A. Cowing, a par- t Geer. is the truthful, startling title of a V an , Jan. 20, ’96. —Manuel Clark was present at ticular friend of Hon. Geo. Gilbert The recent continued rain storms book about No-To-Bac, the harm- PROMPTER the D ofR. installation and sup- whois suffering with a tumor of guaranteed tobacco habit cure himself [ have taken nearly all the snow off. 'less, , that braces up ’nicothiized the stomach, interested 1 per. 1 nerves, G. W. YOUNG. The stockmen are turning their | eliminates the nicotine poison, —The poling place on Pine creek here an<f succeeded in procuring, makes weak men gain strength, has been changed to the Bchool ^^_P”})8Cr’,3^on f°rbim,^thn sum of 8toc]{ out on the hills, GRAND MARCH 8 O’CLOCK. vigor and manhood. You run no $35.25 and a pass from Heppner to | house. Mr. Martin Masiker is living on physical or financial rials, as No-To- Portland and return. Mr. Gilbert) —Geo. Tregaskis was appointed ; at one time represented the ptople^ I his ranch which he traded for with Bac is sold by druggists everywhere Best Music has been Secured for the Occa sion . under a guarantee to cure or money Stock Inspector, by the county' of Lane county in the State Senate. I | John Howard. refunded. Book free. Address court. Mr. Pleas. Hankins informs us Sterling Remedy Co., New York or T ickets , 50 cents. He is now a resident of Izee, Grant —The democratic national con. county, with a family to support j he intends to locate a ranch on I Chicago. Supper at French Hotel 50 cents vention will meet in Chicago July and being ill and in need of medi- Calamity the coming spring, 1 H. M. Horton, Burns. per plate. 7, cal attention and not having the. The children in the Bliss family1 —Pueblo is the name given to means to enable him to go to Port-. improving from scarlet fever or > the new pr< cin< t in the southern land for treatment, is why hiB scarlettina. end of the c< unty. friends have endeavored to assist No other sickness reported at1 him. The fund and the pa6s were —A. C. Worthington has a big present. V anity . •upply of masquerade goods, and sent several days since to Mr. Gil bert and he is now, probably in comical valentines. Lawen Items. Portland, receiving the treatment' —Mi®s Clai a 'Stenger has been * —AT— his ailment^requires, and we very ill, but we are glad to hear Mrs. Maggie Jordan went with a permanent cure may be the her father, John Heinz, to the >he it now imprjvi» g. result. « | Owyhee. —The Locher Brewery, under | Th os. J. Hendricks, who has been the present management is making ■ The County Printing. an excellent quality of beer. ' ' very sick, is now slowly improving. The county printing of expendi | The directors of school dist. No. ' -We still hear J Cawlfield fav srably mentioned by his neighbors tures has been awarded to the | 15, purchased Swiggert’s Tellurian ! globe for the school. The teacher »'‘d friends for ths office of assessor. Times by the county court. We do not wish^to enter into de is well pleased with it. — Jack Chambers, proprietor of tail concerning this subject, the A. S ubscriber . the Elkhorn hotel Canyon city, was why ’ s wherefore ’ s, etc , but wish to >n our town two or three days last state T he H erald had plenty of week. NOTICE. room tj contest, had it been its de. »«on. farthest Bue. -A child of Mr. and Mrs. H. sire to do so, under the existing We are authorized, by the Chair ' wd ia suffering with an attack circumstances. Last year when man of the Democratic Central of »c*rlet.f«Ver, though in a mild the printing was given to T he H er Com mitt« of Harney county, to an MUSIC BY LEE CALDWELL’S ORCBESTRA. form. ald , the Times, at that time (though nounce, over the signature of the .. by the county court for controled by another) had the Chairman and Secretary, a meeting • for the erection of a county greater number on its list but the of the members of the committee to J** building will appear in next attention of the court being called be held at Burns, on Feb. 8th, 1896. issue. to the fact of probable fraud, it This meeting is called to attend . ~Mi»8 Hattie Clark, of Harnty, (the court) immediately looked in to any business of a nature likely 10 Burna visiting friends. She to the matter, condemned the list, to come before the committee, to remain here until after the and awarded the printing to T he arrange for the coming political H erald . This year, when the at- county campaign, to consider the *‘P year dance. > tention of the court was called to time of holding the countv conven- LEAP YEAR BALL! I MASQUERADE BALL! ARMORY HALL, February 14,1896. TWO PRIZES GIVEN: The managers will spare no pains tc make this ball “the event” of the season. A cordial invita tion extended to all. TICKETS $1. Gent spectators 50 cts. Ladies free.