The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-22

WI Ohitbk tho WVCes
Browns are giving away come
valuable premiums.
Bob Bixby was oyer from Buck
Greek during the week.
r. H. Brown and Henry Hamil-
ton are over from Diamond.
Sheriff Richardson is home from
Portland where be had been attend
ing a convention Of the sheriffs OF
the various counties Of this state.
NJ. II. Brenton is home from an
extended outing in the mountains
and resembles a grizley bear some
what with his full crop Of whiskers.
Miss Bertha Williams took her
departure yesterday morning for
Portland where she will enter the
academy for the coming school
year.
The building committee Of the
Presbyterian church haye given
orders for lumber the addition 10
the church. The work will begin
next week.
Register Fare has been kept
very busy at his desk since return
ing from Portland where he was
called ~ witness IN the land
fraud cases.
Parties are hereby notified TO re-
frain from trespassing upon my
farm north OF Burns. | ehall pros
ecuteany person found trespassing
Gro. STAScMFT.
Right Rev. J c. o'Reiley, Of Ba-
ker City, Bishop Of this Catholic
Dioees, will hold services In the
Catholic Church tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock
Il. J. Williams and +. c. Dibbl,
we're In Wednesday accompanied
by their families. They we're ovel
as witnesses in the timber land
proof Of o. W. Ceilings.
Carol Cecil spent day or tive
In the city during the week. liz
says "Grandma" will be on hand
for the races during fair week !
nothing happens.
II. NJ. Brereton aud NJ. s. Dudley
the mining experts, have returned
from an examination Of the Pueblo
mining district, aud have gone OF
to Murderer's Creek.
Doll Dibble aud wife aud I, n
Balfour accompanied Miss Maud
Moore 10 from the Silver Creel
section Tuesday and assisted th'
latter in making proof on her tim
Der claim.
Julian George and his mothe
were Ia from the ranch TO consult |
physician. Mrs. George was SUI
fering from a swelling in the head
but the doctor found her condition
not serious.
w. p. Parker and wife have 70
turned home after spending severa
days here the guests Of Byron Ter
rill and wife. Mrs Parker wa
here under the care Of a physician
but has almost fully recovered he
health.
T. r. aud Geo Hibbard, uncles Q
DR.. Hibbard, took their departur
Sunday for SilyertOn after seyera
weeks outing in this section. Thi
is the third trip these gentleme
have made into this section an
they have made many friends duI
ing their stay among Ne.
George Hill met with quite
serious accident Thursday by bein
pulled of a high hay stack by III
net. He was thrown clear Of n
stack aud fell a distance Of 25 fe'
on his back aud shoulders, causin
quite severe hemorrhage Of ii
lungs. The accident happened I
Diamond and lie was brought bel
to DR.. Marsden, who reports Q
) bones broken and the patient res
ing very we'll
]. L. Wallace arrived here Wee
nesday evening from his home
Omaha and will spend a month
this section rusticatinR and hun
ing. He will leaye in a day I
two for the Stein Mountain sectio
in company with Messrs Rasn
and Mckinney. The party will
Joined later by DR.. Hibbard. NJ
Wallace is the taxidermist VII
mounted the fine collection Of birC
and animals at the fair grounC
that has heen so much admired an