The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-10-06

baTu palis-O ana ~ 10 SlIee-
wanted at the City Meat Market.
Homestead and desert land loca.
cations. See J. G. Turney.
Tony Tailoring expressly for you
The Royal Tailors at N. Brown &
Sons.
New stock Of Queen Quality
Shoes just in at Browns Satisfac.
:o.y S.sre.
Bank Money Orders available in
oil principal cities issued by Har-
ney County Bank.
New fall and winter millinery at
Mesdames Reed IL Johnson's.
Dress hats, street hats, and the
latest creations IN trimmings. Call
and see them.
Chas. Anderson was able TO be
at the fair part Of the week and
his friends are we'll pleased that he
Is recovering from bic recent serious
illness.
Mrs. Drinkwnter has a new lot
off aud winter millinery. Ladies'
wear on all kinds at right prices.
The ladies Of this vicinity should
call and look over her stock
DR.. II. S. Browbton. the Grant
county dentist, arrived here today
on business and pleasure combined.
He will spent several days here
aud short time In the S,ein'e
Mountains rusticaling with friends.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson has received
her fall aud winter samples for
ready made garmenis-suile, coats
etc.
Mrs Hattie Hastie has moved her
stock Of Millinery aud Notions into
the building just east Of the Wind
sor and il prepared TO trim in the
latest styles. Call aud see he-.
G. A Hurley Of Vale, was among
the visiting attorneys in attendance
upon court MIR. Hurley IL editor
Of the oriano published at Vale
and was very fayorably impressed
with the Harney country. He il
an old time friend Of DR.. Brown.
Among the visiting attorneys In
attendance upon court were Judge
Webster Of Portland. Dalton Riggs,
Dist. Atty, McCulloch and Will r.
King Of Ontario. The latter was
accompanied by his little son who
came over TO see the sights aud
take a hunt at the lake..
Mr.. aud Mrs. Thos. Wing6eld,
accompanied by their daughter and
son-in-law took their departure
Thursday for the railroad. They
went 10 take Mr.. Wingfield TO a
different climate in the hope Of
beneiiting his health.
Hon. G. w. Parrish will leave to-
morrow morning for Lakeyiew
where be goes to assist in the pro-
secution Of some horsethieves. He
will be accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. V. G. Cozad, who will yis-
il with her sister Mrs Win Gowan
during the term of court.
Our old Missouri friend J. III,
Garrett was down from his Emf
grant creek home during the week
taking in the fair He was we'll
pleased with the exhibit 10 the pa
vilion but iosisted that all the po-
tatoes, especially the sweet potatoes
were brougt from Missouri.
Geo. Hibbard has returned here
after making the trip with his
brother I. X over the mountains.
He will remain with DR., Hibbard
for an indefinite time, leaving to-
morrow in company with the doc
tor for an extended visit TO the
southern part Of the county. DR.,
Hibbard' office will be closed
until the first of next month.
Drs Marsden and w. B. Morse,
assisted by Drs. Geary and L. v.
Smith, performed a very difficult
operation upon Mick Marks last
Thursday night, removing the APP
pendix. The patient bad been
suffering from appendicitis for
some time and had become quite
serious The doctors found upon
making an incision very pronounc-
ed and serious case Of gangrens of
the appendix. The patient stood
the shock of the operation very
we'll, bot be died Saturday night.
Mr.. Marks was in the employ of ].
4. Mahon and was a fine trnsty