The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-05-19

Grant Reynolds was a visitor Y
our city during the week.
DR.. w. C. Brown, Dentist. ofic'
in the new stone building north o
the Post Office,
r. s. Settlemyre has been il
from his ranch a few days nursinI
a severe attack OF grip.
M. Dexter, representing th'
Bankers Life Association, has beer
ia the city the past week.
If you wish to be located on Z
good homestead, see F. NJ. Jordan
the county surveyor.
J. L. Spencer was in the city yes
terday to take his family to their
ranch home for the vacation.
G. w. Clevenger has purchased
W. G. McKinney's interest in the
furniture business ia this city.
A good six room residence and
four lots, also two seated covered
hack for sale. Inquire Of Mrs,
Robt. Drinkwaier, Harvey 0reg.
Ben Newman was up from the
Island ranch yesterday. Ben drives
one Of the best teams in the coun-
try and that counts too.
Watch the First National Bank
ad for the next eight weeks for good
and substantial reasons why a
National Bank II beet.
Simon Lewis is in receipt Of n
letter from w. NJ. Harvey, the
Lakeviow horse buyer, stating he
will be here about the Grst Of June
to buv big horses and mules.
The cold snap Of the present
week has done some damage To
fruit. 1t IL not know n TO what ex-
tent tho crop has been damaged at
this time.
DIR. Marsden was called TO Mar.
rows Tuesday TO see Mrs. Fred
Brown. He found the lady quite
sick but not serious and left her
improving,
Frank Goodman is again In
Burns visiting the scenes OF his boy
hood after an absence Of several
years. He will likely remain here
permanently.
J. A. Robertson Is looking after
the shearing Of a large number Of
sheep for the VIM. Hanley Co.
The Aock is being shorn by the
Goodman machine.
This bank il pleased to place at
the disposal Of It's customers the
facilities gained during over twenty
years of continuous service and
growth-Harney County Bank.
Choice Surprise Valley dry land
alfalfa seed can now bo obtained Of
Simon Lewis at the Burns Livery
and Feed Barn, or at n, Brown &
Sons in this city.
Adam George can furnish you
with nursery stock Of any kind and
quantity. He has nursery stock
from the Blizzard belt section that
people are invited to inspect He
still sells school furniture.
Ike Holland arrived home yester-
day afternoon from a business trip
10 the railroad. When asked what
he had been doing he said he had
been building railroad. Mr.. Hol-
land was accompanied home by
Mise Thebo, of Klondike, an old
time school mate Of Mrs. Hollands,
who will spend some weeks visiting
her.
Prof. ID. w. Yoder, principal OF
the high school. took his departure
this morning for Baker City. The
Professor is undecided as TO where
he will spend the vacation. He
may 90 east 10 visit his brother, or
possibly to his old stamping
grounds at Salem and Portland.
He lie we'll pleased with the work Of
the high school students during the
past year the examination showing
a good percentage.
Mrs. Stonewall Mo,hershead ar
rived here Wednesday evening from
her home at Edmonds. Wash, hav-
ing been summoned on account Of
the illness Of her father. w. w.
johnson. While it is a matter Of
regret that she arrived too late to
see her father, il is nevertheless a
great comfort to her mother 10 have
her daughter with her. Mrs Moth
ershead reports Stonewall we'll, also
bis mother, Mrs. Nancy Parker.
Henry Chatham has been suffer-