The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-07-07

from Crane Creek for few days
vacation. She expects to return
soon.
VIM. Bennett and family were
down from Silvies Sunday TO at.
tend the funeral Of their little
grsndchild.
G.. W. Cleyenger, the furniture
dealer, has some very fine import
ed linoleum, that should be seen
by the housewives of this section.
Call and see Mrs. Hattie Hastie
just east Of the Windsor and select
your millinery and have il trimmed
to order.
Mrs. l.. ID. Wheeler, Of Sigour-
ney, Iowa, is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Sarah u. Hill, in this city.
Mrs. Wheeler will remain some.
time.
Chas. Russell was brought up
from his home near Lawen the FIRST
Of the week in order 10 receive
medical treatment. lie il now
better.
Choice Surprise Valley dry land
alfalfa seed can now he obtained Of
Simon Lewis at the Burns Livery
aud Feed Barn, or at y. Brown q
Sons in this city.
Married--In this city. Wtdnes-
day. July lth. Alex Ferguson and
Miss Ruth South The contract.
ING parties are both residents Of
the Drewsry section.
"Grandpa" Mace, who left here
the first Of last month for Pearl,
Idaho, TO visit his son ands daught.
or, has returned. He expects to
remain here for the summer.
Mrs Hattie HASTE 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 her.
Carol Cecil End Charles Lillard
spent n few days Ia our city the
first Of the week, leaving for home
Tuesday. They were going on n
fishing excursion with their famil-
les on the 4th.
When you como TO Burns call on
the Harney County Bank aud we
will extend 10 you the same oour.
teous treatment accorded you for
over twenty years. We want you
TO walk right In and be at home.
LFoN NJ BRowN,
Cashier.
The Fair Association will sink a
well near the grand stand for drink
ing purposes. 1000 bottles Of soda
water were consumed on the
grounds the day of the 18th and
then many suffered from thirst
stands should have been
opened on the grounds, but you
can't make some people make mon
ey-they'd rather sleep or kick.
Died-At the family home u few
miles north of Burns, the two-year-
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nellie
Parker. The little one had been
suffering from scarlet fever which
later was complicated with pneu-
monia. The funeral was held sun
day afternoon, services being con-
Quoted by Rev. Miuaker of the
Baptish church. The funeral was
largely attended by the many
friends of the bereaved parents.
Archie McGowan arrived home
Tuesday evening from a trip to
Portland where he went on business
and to visit his parents The
Times Herald has had no oppor-
tunity 10 interview Archie, but
notes by a recent issue Of the Ore
gonian that be got into the papers
down there aud said some good
things about the Great Harney
country. All good citizens should
do that-never lose an opportunity
to put in word for your country,
a country such as We
have.
A. J. Johnson took his departure
morning in company
with DR.. Withycomhe aud Prof. |
for Corvallis. Mr.. John
son wished TO remain here longer.
but his resignation as National
Bank examiner had been accepted
and he had received instructions to
Immediately meet his successor,
Claude Catch, give him necessary
Instructions aud put him to work.
NJ Iohnson Ia mora than nlaasad