The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-15

We call your attention to the new
ad Of Lunaburg Il Dalton in this
issue.
Mrs Myer Of San Francisco is
here on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Leon Brown
The school ma'ams have been
running things in this town the
past few days.
w. II. Cecil and wife were over !
from their Crane creek home the :
first Of the week J
Ora Hill came over from Dia. 4
mond Thursday 10 consult "a ply
eician, having in some manner
poisoned his face and he's all
swelled up az a consequence. ]
G $. Johnson. one Of the success
ful farmers and stock men Of Gala
nifty, spent few days in our city
this week. Mr.. johnson takes
great interest In our local fair and
will bring n nice lot Of products to
exhibit. II others will do as we'll .
we can make the fair a great sue
cess. 4
Leon Brown, cashier Of the Har-
ney County Bank, came In Thurs
day morning from the camping
party that had been enjoying an |
outing on Canyon creek. Mr.. .
Brown hurried home on account Of
the sickness Of his brother, Ben.
The rest Of the party will be home
tomorrow.
Prof. Ressler Of the Monmouth
Normal school was most favorably
impressed with Harvey valley upon I.
his VISIT to participate In the teach 7
ers institute and made the best Of
his short stay by going out and Sc
curing some desert land. The gem
tleman will return here next year
aud begin active work Ia reclaim.
ing his tract.
NJ. Boasett left Tuesday with n
few horses for Eugene, lie came
over from Crane creek earlier with
several head Of horses which he in
tended taking 10 market. but sold
the entire bunch TO Harvey a Shirk .
and had to return for more horses.
Irving Miller accompanied him and
will proceed TO Corvallis where he
will attend the Agricultural college
the coming year.
Died-Sept lS, Marion II, the
three year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Holmes. in this city. These
people are new corners 10 this sec
tion aud reside at Harvey, where
the renal of the little one were
taken for burial Friday. The little
one had been suffering FOR several
weeks from spinal meningitis.
The bereayed parents have the sym
pathy Of this community.
j. +. Mahon was in the city yes
terday, having just returned from a
business trip to California. He
was accompanied home by James
Newell, who had been looking after
Mr.. Mahon's stock shipments Mr.
Mahon called upon his daughter,
Mics Pearl, aud Miss Ethel Haines.
while in Portland. The Young
ladies are students at 81. Mary's /
Academy aud Mr.. Mahon found
them we'll satisfied With the school,
which he considers one Of the best
schools in the state. 1
w. ID. Huffman il over fru'n his
home near Andrews looking after J
some business affairs. He states
he has raised fine crop this sea-
son aud will bring some nice speci-
mems TO the fair. He gave The
Times Herald man one of the finest
favored apples il had been his
good fortune to taste for many
moons. Mr.. Huffman will order
an arlesian we'll drilling machine ]
at once and has much work for il
now in sight in bis neighborhood.
One man over there has increased
the output of hay on his ranch !
from 20 10 100 tons by the use Of
artesian wells. Mr.. Huffman will
sink test we'll in this vicinity as
soon as the machine arrives if our
push club" will arrange for it.
The machine will be Of sufficient
capacity to sink any reasonable
danth