The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-09-08

10 get your papers NJ tne banu on
ice these days.
If you want to sell your ranch or
farm see Archie McGowan the land
man at once.
The same old story. There's
not enough houses to rent again
this school year.
DIR. w. G. Brown, Dentist. Ofiice
in the new stone building North Of
the Post Office,
Mr.. and .Mrs. W. II. Shirk left
for klamath Falls Saturday on a
combined business and pleasure
trip. --I.akeveiw Examiner.
City Attorney Dalton Biggs is
home from Harvey county, where
he has been the past two weeks on
legal business Ontario Argus.
From reports this section is now
harvesting the most bounteous crop
vet. both hay aud grain Some
rayiur they cut more hay this sea
son than sometimes Ia two hereto
fore
The Girls Band takes this means
Of extended their thanks aud appro-
citation to the good people Of Burns
who contributed toward the fund TO
buy the new instruments just re
ceived.
Mrs. John y. DAILY has returned
from the coast where she spent the
summer Her sister, Miss Robert
son accompanied her aud will be
her guest for soine time.-Boise
Capital News,
! Thos Balm Of Harvey has gone
with his two sons To Weston where
the boys will attend school this
winter. A representative Of The
Times Herald met them at Austin
on their way out
II VI Horton and son, Mervin,
returned Yesterday from their hunt
In the Stems mountain country.
They were accompanied home by
John Caldwell who had been work
ing in that section.
The many friends Of Mrs. Thos
Jones will be sorry TO learn that
the LADY has been quite III at her
home In Boise suffering from ty-
phoid fever. She is suproving,
however, aud will soon regain her
usual health.
The fast horses are arriving and
the interest shown would indicate
a good display Of speed for the fair,
Now, we want the farmer and stock
grower to be up aud doing. Bring
in something Of every thing you
have and bring all your children.
An aged man by the name OF
Wilklow was kicked in the groin
by a mule at the Island Ranch
Wednesday evening and was
brought TO town Immediately for
medical aid, but died Thursday
morning at 8 o'clock. The remains
were inferred Friday in the Burns
cemetery.
The bond of w. II Shirk and $.
10. Cressler in the Whittemore
estate for $1,140000.00 has been
approved by Judge Raker, in Modoc
Co. Cal, and the Executors will
now take charge of the estate
This IS about 5 times the largest
bond ever given in that county
Lakeyeiw Examiner.
Word has been received here
that Ellie Muller. Of lear Drewsey
was quite severely hurt while hs-
sisting her father in the hay field
August Muller came in to-day with
his daughter, Miss Emma. and in
forms The Times Herald that Efiie
Muller died yesterday morning
from the effects Of the hurt she re-
ceived. Deceased was the daugh-
ter Of Wesley Muller
The merchants Of Harney county
have perfected an organization, to
be known as the Merchants Protect.
i've Association, and will cooperate
with other similar organizations in
Eastern Oregon to protect them
selves against the wholesale houses
selling cheaper IN one locality than
lin another. Also against peddlerf
and agents for department stores
II seems that the wholesalers in
Portland think. the merchants. o.
Eastern Oregon "are easy" and
they jumble prices considerably.