The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-03
Job printiue-The Timcs-Hcrald

I AAbAitotFtN eNh Ntc'aN t"bs hNNe
cations. See j. c. Turney.
Wood Best Jr. was q visitor from
Silver creek during the week
Scott Haley is 10 the city from
his Narrows home on business.
The largest and most complete
stock Of Dry Goods at Browns.
The rain yesterday will be ben
eft to fall farm work and brighter
up the grass on the range.
The Young Folks.--We TAX,
care Of their Savings Account =
Harney Co. Bank Burns Ore.
DR.. Geary reports Dave BaurieI
quite sick. The old man has beer
complaining for some time,
Mrs. Chas. Wilson has received
her fall and winter samples for
ready made garments-suits, coats
etc
Are you n lover Of Tea or Cofieei
Call on Browns ana sample the
finest teas and coffee's in the mar.
kei.
Mrs Frank Metschan came down
from her Silyies valley home last
Tuesday and has since been the
guest Of friends la this city
Frank jackson loaned his gray
overcoat 30 a friend last winter aud
the fellow has failed to return H.
Frank would appreciate the coat
now
Mr. Mach. one ~ the late ssettler
Of the Dog Mountain section, was M
this week 10 meet his wife and in
fant who arrived from Sherman
county, on the Prinville stage.
Mrs Hattie Hastie has moved her
stock Of Millinery and Notions into
the building just east Of the Wind
sor and is prepared TO trim In the
latest styles. Call aud see he'.
Having sold the furniture busi'
ness. c. a. Byrd will now turn his
attention TO painting and paper
hanging and solicits share OF
your patronage. He will also con-
duct cabinet and repair shop.
Lee Caldwell and Dyke Jameson
returned Thursday from a pros
pecting trip TO the DEMO country
They found some good prospects
and located two claims. working
the assessment on one before re-
turning.
G. w. Clevsnger has the most
extensive and we'll selected stock
Of wall paper ever seen In this
county. The variety and design
AZ we'll as quality are all that one
could desire. He is also receiving
fine line Of furniture end has ons
Of the neatest furniture displays
ever seen.
J. II. Mitchell aud J. G. , leharty
representing the Bankers Reserve
Life Insurance Co, have been IL
this section the past week and seen
10 be hustlers as they have written
many policies already. The gen.
tlemen are very jovlal aud pleas
ant to meet aud deserve the sue
cess they are meeting with. Both
are fine singers aud assisted in the
services at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday.
IAN Evening 10 japan" 10 the
title Of little cantata being arraDg-
ed that will DO given by the little
folk some time the fore part Of De-
cember, 1t is under the direction
of Miss Clayte Burfos aud Mrs
G.. A Rembold and promises 10 be
one Of lhe most interesting enter
tainmenls ever givea in our city
"An Evening in Japen" will be a
benefit to the Mothers Club and
the proceeds used 10 purchase new
books for the Juvenile library,
There will be 80 little tote in the
chorus
DR.. MaTsden arrived home Thurs,
day evening from his visit TO Los
Angles where he went 10 attend the
golden wedding Of his parents. He
reports a most delightful visit,
The doctor found Mr.. and Mrs
Thoe. Wlngfvld in Los Angles
where the former was in the hospi-
tai. TIE doctors there pronounced
Mr.. Wingield's trouble due TO can
Ger Of the stomach. The Doctor
went by way Of Salt Lake and the
Clark road in order 10 view Utah
aud compare it with the Harvey
country. He is convinced that We
have all the best of il and IL more