The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-08-04


tie one. but is reported better thi.
morning by her physician, Dr.,
Marsden
Archie McGowan, the land mar
lef, Thursday afternoon for the
range country southeast. He took
NJ l.. Whaley Montana capital
ist and stock man out to see tina,
section where he will locate If the
country suits him.
! Lee Caldwell and =. D. Barrows
accompanied by their wives, eN-
peoi to leave Monday for at outing
in the Stein Mountains. They bad
intended going 10 the new geld
strike, but Mart Brentuus report
has cooled their gold fever.
The justly popular male quartetle
OF Burns is considering The proposal !
( 10 come over and assis, in the mus
zeal features OF the big school meet
IN September. Their really high
class music will he a drawing card.
Grant Count, News
Rangers on the reserves say that
residents now in it, boundaries will
bs permitted for a nominal fee TO en-
close $40 acres under fence. leasing
i, Tor long term period. This vii
certainly aid the small owners 49,
Grant County News.
Wm W. Brown. the WagoniiIp
siockman came down to l.akeveiw
lac, week on business. Mr.. Brown
sold s. head Of horses to I. W Nc
Grew tor $50 per head. 70 head to
Cecil and 8 head to Frank Barnes
l.akeveiw Examiner.
a. : swain arrived home from
Ontario this week He did no, die
pose OF biz wool while out as the
price was not satisfactory. ie iu.
forms u there are 1000 bags there
ye, to b, sold and the growers are
going o. await more favorable
price
Mn. :. L Sheridan and little
daughter left Tor their home a,
Boise on Thursdays CAM OF stage
Sine wa called home OF accouu, OF
,hv threatened illness Of her nus
band Th- two older daughters re.
mained with Mr and Mr.. II. c
i.eysns
G ". Cleyenger has the most
extensive and well selected stock
u wall paper ever seen in this
county. The variety aud design,
a. well as quality are al ,hs, one
could desire. he is also receiving
d fine line Of furniture nd has one
u the ueaiesi furniture displays
ever seen.
Oisd-sunday, July -, Ava,
he ; year old son Of NJ and Mr.
Wm b sean,lAn. The boy had
been suffering from typhoid fever
and the family was staying a. the
Mckinney mill The remain,
we're brought 10 this city and bur.
.ri Monday afternoon Rev. a. J. .
IRWIN conducting the service
a meeting Of the local push
club all. be held at the city hal.
tonight This meeting will BE- q
Father informal affair merely Co
d.scu's matters IN genera. aud pre-.
pare o. take up active work along
certain lines later. Il i hoped the
-r.i'r membership will be present
Il possible.
Mr., y simmons and daugh,-
- Maud took their departure
Thursday morning iof 81 Louis
So 1ud other points in the East
wner- they Wil. visit relatives
Nr- simmons had no, visited the
home of her childhood for 30 years
They vii. also visit In Arkansas
before they return.
Dr. Brown aud wife and Mrs. \.
!. simmons aud daughter Maud
arrived home the first Of the week
from q visit 10 Toe c. 5 johnson /
home on Calamity Dr.. Brown
'ays Mr.. Johnson has an ideal farm
.ud that MS crops are fine. Mr..
Johnson will have a nice LOT Of
'.uit aud produce for the fair We
are glad 10 learn.
Adam George was in during the
week looking after some nursery
1rders Incidentally he brought
over some gOOseberriss and eurrauts
10 The Times-Herald man that
we're prize winners. Some Of the
goOseOerries we're his own propaga
..on aud we're as perfect as could
be found. Mr.. George stated that
sbouI 500 gallons Of berries had
Jeen Dicked from his hushss tbis