The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-27
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J0O prlntlug- be linee-iielHiu
Homestead and desert land loca-
cations. See J. c. Turney.
Lard pails-5 and 10 10 sizes
wanted at the City Meat Market
Emery Hill is just home from
the ilroad with freight for local
merchants.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson has received
her fall and winter samples for
ready made Varments--suits, coats
etc
s;ss Hattie HASTE Ass 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 and zee he.
Having sold the furniture busi-
ness. G. a. Byrd will nov turn his
attention to painting and paper
hanging and solicits share Of
your patronage. He will also con-
duct cabinet and repair shop
@. W. Clevenger has the most
extensive and well selected stock
Of wall paper ever seen in this
county The variety and design
a. well ~ quality are sll that one
could desire. He Is also receiving
fiue line Of furniture end has one
Of the neatest furniture displays
ever seen.
Hon. C. W Parrish and dnugh-
ter, Mrs V. q. Cozad, arrived home
yesterday fiom Lakeview. The
case Mr.. Parrish went over 10 pro-
seoute Ia the circuit court was
tried but the jury failed TO agree,
making IL necessary to try the case
again ut some future time, perhaps
not until spring.
A. l.. Macintosh, the Paulina
stookman, was in the city Sunday
enroute TO Huntington where he
had business lie was aooompan-
led by his sister, Miss Joan, who
was on her way 20 Scotland on n
visit. We did not ascertain how
long the young lady expected TO be
absent.
Born-ln this city. Dot. i3, 1906,
TO the wife Of J. w. McCulloeh, n
12-pound son. Our popular dis
trict attorney Ia all Smiles and later
on when he files hie objection 10
walking the floor with young Ralph,
he will find out that IL will be ire.
levant, incompetent and inmateF'
ial-and will continue 20 walk
Ontario Argus.
Chief Engineer Wagner and
Everett Schweitzer arrived here
yesterday afternoon from an extend
ed tour Of the interior. They visit
cd LakeYiew and several other
points during their absence Mr..
Wagner will remain here until af-
ter the first Of mex, month at least,
He bad nothing new for publication
regarding railroad matters
Mr.. aud Mrs. b. n. Catterson
had the misfortune to lose their
house near Lawen, by fire during
the high winds last Saturday afteT-
noon, Mr. Callerson was sick ia
bed at the time aud the old people
being alone they lost almost every
thing they had. IL Was difficult 10
keep the fire from spreading into
the fields The origin Of the DIRE Is
not known
John Buoy il here from his home
at Eugene looking after some busI-
ness affairs. Mr. Buoy has just
recovered from a severe attack OF
typhoid fever and is still looking
rather slim. HE wife has also
beeu sick aad his son had the mis-
fortune to iall from tree top a
distance Of 32 feet and iojure bis
spine, which the physicians think
will cripple him for life. The
family has indeed been unfortu-
nate Mr.. Buoy will renuin here a
week ~ so.
+. w. Vaille. assistant railway
mail supi., was here Yesterday look
ing after mail matters aud the
schedules Of fthe various contractors
Mr. Naille was here last year 10
look into the matter of increasing
the schedule between here and
Canyon Ciiy. This was accomp-
lished and the service has proven
very satisfactory, but Mr.. yaille
was told We wanted another change,
having the mail reach here at O..
clock in the evening. He got up a
petition aud asked several Of our
business men to sign it, but he fail