The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-11-10

Homestead and desert land loca
cations. See ]. C. Turney.
The largest and most complete
stock Of Dry Goods at Browns.
VIC. Cecil was over from hi'
Silver creek home the other day.
+. A. Cole is building neat it'll,
barn to house his famous trottinl
horse.
Road Master Hoover is in 20 nj.
tend court and discuss the work in
his district with the board.
Messrs. Mitchell and Fleharty,
the insurance mea, spent the entire
week in the Silver Greek section.
Craven Coleman il home from
White Horse where he has been
working for the past several months.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson has received
her fall aud winter samples for
ready made garments-suits, coats
etc
The wood famine continues. but
Il is thought il will be relieved be-
fore long and that the price will
drop.
II. J. Hansen at the Burns Meat
Market is selling hind quarter beef
at 8 cents and front quarter ~ 4
cents
Are you lover Of Tea or CoHee9
Call on Browne and sample the
finest teas and cofIee's in the mar.
ket
w. b. Johnson ard ron Albert
were over from Silver creek the 9th.
er day with a load of grain for the
mill.
c. W. DrinkwRter came over from
Drewsey Tuesday, going to Lawen
the next day 10 look after his land
holdings.
With a record Of twenty two
years successful business, we eolioit
your banking business, Harvey
CouGty Bank, Burns oreg
Having sold the furniture busi-
ness, c. A. Byrd will now turn bis
attention 10 painting aud paper
hanging and solicits n share Of
your patronage. He will also con-
duet a cabinet aud repair shop.
II. b. Smith, the Spokane broker
and real estate man, il here on his
annual trip looking after the land
holdings Of the Abner Robbins
estate. Bro. Smith IL the same
joyial fellow with a good stock Of
stories.
G.. W. Cleyenger has the most
extensive and we'll selected stock
Of wall paper ever seen in this
county. The variety and design,
as we'll as quality are all that one
could desire. He il also receiving
a fine line Of furniture end has one
Of the neatest furniture displays
ever seen.
w. T. Weekler, G.. w. Mitchell
and w. +. Hunt Of Lewiston, Idaho.
aud Miss Mitchell Of Spokane. com
posed a party to come in this week
10 take timber. They were accom-
panied by HOsbrouok Of Prarie City
The entire party may take home
steads in this valley next spring.
Harry c. Smith arrived home
Sunday from the new mining camp.
Dixie, just across the line from this
county in Nevada. He informs us
he Is interested in 20 claims, sever
al Of which show well and indicate
some rich rock. The camp has a
bright future he thinks aud will be
a lively one at no distant day.
r, w Frame, n Eichner, r.
Adams. ;. Frssher and y. McCan
er composed party, that arrived
here last Saturday enrouie TO the
lakes 10 shoot birds. They were
joined here by few local friends
and spent the week with excellent
success. They returned here yes
terday and state they never had
more sport in the same leagtb Of
time before. The Huntington boys
are nov on their way home.
Il. b. Hill, ranch manager Of the
American Land & Live Stock Co ;,
left for the company holdings We'd
nesday. lie was accompanied out
by County Surveyor Jordan and
Bob Bixby. Mr.. Hill expects 10
stock the ranch soon with both cat
tie aud sheep, but as yet has made
no purchases. His experiment
with field peas was quite successful