The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-25
Fted oakerman came over from

J c. Turney is again making hil
beadvuarters in this city.
l.. n. Hugbet is visitor from
the Warm Springs section.
Harry Clendenning was seen OF
our streets one day this week.
J. II. Garrett was down from hii
Emigrant creek home the fret o
the week.
|. Foster was among our visitors
from Silver Creek the first Of the
week.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. p.
C Peterson lie suffering from typhoid
fever.
d. Il. Thorn was over from Silver
Greek Saturday, returning home
Monday.
w. Il. Trisch aud James Donegan
made trip to the lake district dur
ing the week
DR.. W. c. Brown, Dentist. Oflio-
in the new stone bnildiug north Of
the Post Office,
Corles Elliott, Henry Goodlow
and Emory Hill we're ia from their
hayine camp one day this week.
Fancy Duck Butch oxfords foe
men. women and children-some.
thing neat aud up to date.--James
Smith.
Dalton Biges took his departure
this morning for his home ia onta
rio after spending two weeks here
ON business
Look Out-Get the safety lnou-
bator, now Il runs without a lamp.
Soc w. T. Smith about IL. Burns
Oregon.
Carey Thornburg aud family re-
turned from the mountains last
Sunday. The baby's health il
much improved.
Mrs Marion Horton and little
daughter are home from IA visit To
relatives in Baker and Union
counties.
Mrs. c. X. Peterson and child
ren spent the week Ia this city Wis.
ting friends aud also having some
dental work done.
G. +. Miller was In FROM Lawen
Thursday evening to get some iaa-
chine extras. lle IL now In the
midst Of his haying.
Mrs. Z. II. Noegtly and little son
are home after spending the greater
part Of the summer at the Altncw
ranch on Otis Creek.
Mayor c. Cummins arriyed home
the first of the week from n visit 10
Malheur county. He Was accom-
panied home by his son. Frank.
Parties are hereby notified 10 re-
frain from trespassing upon my
farm north OF Burns. | shall pros
ecuteany person found trespsssing
GEO. STAScLIFT.
James Scott, an OnIauo real es-
tate man, accompanied by A. j.
Skien, r, A. aud Wm. Beigle aud
Ed BrinnOn, are late arrivals.
The party is looking over the valley
aud some may locate with US.
L, Wolden berg and little daugh.
ter Freda arrived home Wednesday
from a six weeks visit 10 New York
where Mr.. Woldenberg attended a
family reunion. They report a
most enjoyable trip and arc both
enjoying good health.
Frank Welcome, W. Il. Trisch
and l.. NJ. Brown and wives left fer
the high bills Thursday morning
where they will rusticaie for sever
al days. The party left in rather
chilly weather, but they will have
good time just the same.
James Mabon was here yesterday
accompanied by his daughter. Miss
Pearl. They were en- route 10
Portland where the latter will en-
ter school for the winter. Miss
Ethel Haines accompanies them
from Harvey. Jim will extend his
visit to Stockton, California
W. +. Burke and Breretoo, the
latter an old time mining expert
and civil engineer who took pro-
ninOnt part in the early day min
ing in Nevada, have just returned
from a visit to the Pueblo mineral
belt IN the southern part of this
county. Mr.. Burke states they
found much indication Of copper,