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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
SpGnOing mellcm YreiiOent
9OOleuelt % SenntOr Heliun

Det er on9oaenOe palq al 0iz
itrittsoomner. Oiltrittsoommer Wifz
liam aohren pil oen 13. Wlaj faloe
ior 2aoersqrGnien, 70 Qlar, iaa
bet fan life pare lenge, for bans
tsfterniano Itdi uon0Ones. Omtrin3
ct 9uiin fremrdgenoe Wiinneiota
Qf6bofdter bar pGret onbefdlet til
Gmbeoet, men Slooet tommer ncf
iii at Itou meIlem Wlilton ,. purob
90 SO. Is. 6ole al Wlinneapolis. gal
er oct Senator glelions Ret at bal
de oen Uiano, iom Itdl betl90e Gms
beoet, iaa blot oct Itdar til en- Ses
ndtor; ban foretr9tfer 0dle % pil
life onbefdle puroD. Wien prGiis
rent Rooiepelt foretr9tter purop.
preiioenten bar oftere bait Gam
meniteo meo Sendtorer fra andre
5toter ongdoenoe llonepnelle NJ
9ommere, og ban bar uonepnt fin
egen Uaano. Spao ban pil gre
Winnefota, ifal mart bife iig. Sends
tor 0slion Ipnes at foretratfe 9alc,
Foroi ban er 9lore fenot | Staten
emo purbb, og preiioenten bar 5or
tarligbeo for oen pnere. 5an bar
ffere @onge uonabnt 0ommere I'M
Ser so @or.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
9emt 9Sremierlsj sjtuaut.

llnoer IA. os. meloes fra 8ufb-
ington, at 9raiioent 9tooiepelt bar
Itaofaftet arigsrettens Dom oper
Acknowledgement 5ionep S.8urbant.
Qpjtnanten er fenot itploig at 9uoe
mis6ru9t oFentIige Mioler % at
0uOe afgipet logna9tig 5ortlaring
angauenoe fit @iftermaal meo en-
5fiIipino=&pinoe. 6or ben lioite 5ore
brDOelIe blep ban bpmt til QfIteo fra
fin Sitting 6aren; for ben ferits
fit ban / 9ilIa9 femten Maanebers
SGngIelsitraf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
3rYlluppet
/ Oct ppioe bus.
@ruoegaper til over en-
Rillions Dollars
0ero;.

! N}orqen er oct ids 0ugen for
NliTs gooiepelts % Hiholas 9on3=
noytbs grpnup. 2llt / langere 3io
bar Der prret itrepef ipaltelan9e 9trs
titler ON 6orbereoelierue, 9rpaups.
uOIipr og gruogaber. Oct er nu
lana: mere, emo pi brooer oS ON.
McHuefet foribinoer uriien belt
GtoOien.
@e. al bore 0agbiaoe 9iper
@aGr fslgenoe angaaenoe 9ruOe9a=
nerne:
Der er lite luneere nogen 5piol
om. ii 9eroien af grnaupsguper,
Iom regner neo ooer Q}iis @lice
gfooieoslt og Ulr. Ninolas 2ona'
poy.6 oberItiger en- gRiaion Dol
lars. Gn neje 9eregning gioroes /
morges at en- aenoer af ljGlone
SSuoeler. mutt og RIG. uOurbejoeoe
@uloim0tter. ii9lone g6ric=u brac@
prieridlffe Smbtfer, italierite 3ape
ter. toItbare 9aIer, uoisgte iIebns
@las, DRESDEN qorceleu og tunIti5t
gRefaic Q(r6eioe. og ban ertlGreos.
al QrqTenterne bar paro $1,024 E
J2S.
6:r Qqiaion, fire oo :nUe 3uiinoe,
fem ounore0e % otte "a treOfnosz
INK Dollars - en- Qet,e (fortune)
Iom gonser og Dronnia5er ! 2ouis
ernes sio % anore maqtige Poteh :.
iater piloe babe ofret en- bel 2trme
for
Gidnot @dperne tan nGones noqle
GiGloenheoer - et @eoer af plirt
euIo. ira 0arens OFicerer. eu
@oiton 5errier 6unb, oen fineite her
funot Fnoes / qanoet ira W&i1ios
nGren u. ". Stillman qittsbur9.
Den bar toItet 81 800 % oejer fun
u quno (altIaa $10o for bpert
9uuo). Gn SLATE 9in. ser er 100
9Cor gammel. fra 20. 8. 9eonor0 i
Glepeldno, 3. 9inen er fra Mr.
2ougDort6s 0loefobers @insuuro,
m 9Ri0ten of Cincinnati. so i
Repport. 81. =. er man 5aro mo
at ltts en- of De finete Sommer>gt'
fiosuier for Safonen 1906 os for
or, etietontrdften til 02Hs 9(lice
8o0ierelt.
Det iones, fom man poa besge
Giosr af qttlanten fappes ON al
haort graIioentens 9utter paa
beuot8 8rpllupsooq. Oct fan mon
tel not bare 2tarfag til at Oere boo
De alao peo og ftolt uf men iom
Ioct BET f0nes os. ct mernes
ffs forTpinoer I Gtaoien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
9en trneuoe CpitauO / stina.

RDgterne ON, at oct tr9tter op
til llbeir aina, bar lat 8efbmrin9
/ manages Sino. WleO 6enipn til,
bbor Wlisfon9rsrne Silf6loe ber
fpge geIfpttelie, meI0es fra gep
Dort.
4resbnterianernes Wlisiions 81
itprelfe Der / 8pen bar paalagt fine
gRisiionerer &ind at Ien0e teles
grafiite Sn0beretninger ON Stem
ningen blanot Oe inofgote oberfor
llol9noingerne, og at boloe Iig /
5orbinoelie me6 n9rmeite 5raftats
oopn 3ilfalOe al llroli9beoer.
Den OaIentligite @runo lii
g@ngltelie," fagoe Wisiionsbeitprel=
lens Sefretpr, g3Ob. Is. Spear, ner
Den itaoiqe llobreoelie of feila9tige
Opfattelier me6 6enIpn til ainez
iernes ge6anoling Per 2anoet. De
.qule" 9tpiTer aina uobreoer De
o9rite .6iitorier ON, 6Oorleoes Sine
ierne 2tmerita bliOer neoilagtet, og
Soft tror pad oisie 8eretninger.
De 6opne, bpor U2isiionarerns
tan Iese 9ilflugt, er Canton, S6angs
TAI, oantop, Sooitop, Gingpo,
3iientgan, 6befu, 5ientiin og petin.
: ane oisie 9per BIZ sri iion9rerne
/ 9ilfeloe fnoe bsie tineiiite Gm=
beosm9no og Repr9ientanter for
Tremmeoe Maqter, Iom bill poe Dem
al mulia 6jaIp Wlen mango 3ile
faloe 6efinoer Misiionarerne og Qfz
merifanerne fig iaa lan9t fra De
nepnte 5ilfugtsiteOer. at Q(o9an9ep
oertil let fan 6lipe Dem ofitauret.
0m Dor Reqeriugs 5orbereoelicr
6erettes fra 0oIbington:
ariqsoepartementet bar beiluttet
at mobiliiere $4,000 N}ano Gtss
ttatropper / Wonila, for at De tan
oare reoe til at af9aa til aina, ON
en- Gpitano moo llOlGnOinge, Iar
li9 2lmerifanere, Der ituloe inotta
oe. 0epartementet ien6er meo oct
aaer ferite fire Regimenter aaba=
leri % i0o 9atallioner Snfanteri
Ill Utanila for at foritGrte oen
1erbaren0e eiarniion.
G8Iao 5loaoeoepartementet er i
2lftipitet % bar giDet 9iceuomirul
Siqsbee, iom MI og6Oloer fig / 0iio.
oel6apet me0 Ell @itaore af fire
panIerfrp0iere oa en- Del minore
5arteier, Srbre til at boloe ii9
reoe til at goa til gituiien og iOrene
ia meo 9iceaomirul Grains Der
bRrenoe GitaOre.
0rore er ienOt til 2tomiral Grain
ON meo oaagent 9ie at fslge 9egis
aenbeoernes llopitling aind.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
Sonefunituerrn Musart.

0an ipotes for $50 2lor iiben oen
27. San. I Sol8burg, bpor bans
5aoer bar aapelmeiter bos 9gric=
biitpppen. 6an blep ct muiitala
@iounoerbarn og en- df @sroens
iierYte &omponiiter. 6an oeoe I en-
gflber uf 35 9lar. 5robs fin 8es
remmelie osoe ban ben boerits
5ottiaoom, Taa ban maatte joro=
faiIss paa 5attigbasnets getoitninJ
= ban forItoo nemlig life at ilaa
&apital df I'm @ersmmelfe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
Sa Sollette / Senatet.
San p9rner ON Snoidnerz
mes Sntereser.
Wttlioners 89ro pad @ pill.

Den np Senator fra Wisconiin,
oen tenote 9a 5oaetta, bar allereOe
fdaet 2lnleOning til at bile fin Nur.
oaagen6eO og gere fig g9loenOe /
5enatet. Oct bar 5irsoags, ban
op0aqeoe, bpao ban og anore Senu>
tprer anier for ct 5oripg paa al
beorage De 5 cioiliiereoe Snoianer@
TANNER / Snoianer=5er for
mango Wlillioners 8oro af 9ano.
0et bar Iom Wieolem paa Senaz
tets SnOidnertomite ban opoageoe
8omplottet. &omiteen 6aoOe unoer
9ebanOling ct 5orIla9 ON at oispos
nere oOer 2ano, iom 9ploes at
aynoionerne. 8omiteen bar omtreut
far6ig til at anbefale 6orilaget, 6d
60 5oGette gioroe ct Sper9smauf,
iom maaite, for oet bliber f9roigt,
bill rebe en- Stanoale af life rin9e
Omfang.
Gn af Senatorerne ertlereoe, oa
pan forloo 9omiteen, at Scr. Ga
5ollette bapoe afIlpret oan Infamous
job. G6Octap og 6bicfaiap Snoi=
enerne eier paa oeres 9feIerpation
100000 2tcres af oet fineite &uls
lano oe 5oreneoe Stater. 2tf bette
Qano er 100000 9(cres for 3iotn
bortForpagtet.
Der in06ragtes for Senatet ct
5orildg ON 0ette 9anos Salg.
0ette 6orIlaas eienoommelige Oros
iDo unogit 9omitemeolemmernes
0pmGrtiom6eo, inotil Ga 5oGette
oioroe opmGrtiom oerpaa. Sfelge
JorIlaget itul0e en- aomite df tire
meolemmer beroI9tte 2anoet. Den
enc al oe ire ifuloe uonGones al
5n0enrigsminilteren, en- anoen NJ
forpagterne, oq 0en treble Iful0e
pGlges nf oisie 10. Sn0ianerne
fiuloe ingen Stemme baoe / 8alget
af aomiieen.
Ga 6o1ette bar enooa life iud
meqet imo0 0enne geitemmelIe, men
GOaO ban fGrlig proteitereoe imoo,
oar en- anoen 9eitemmelfe / SOrz
Iaoet, at nGpnte aomite beo @aros
iottelIen al 2anoet intet 6enInn
maatte tage til Den 0pgang / Gan
bets 8qroi, Der 1fDlotes bets Op-
fomit eaer ltobifling unoer Sor-
ragterne. 0et, mente ban, betp0
1aa meget Iom, at 9onoet Iful0e
ourOeres eFter, boao 6et bar OGro,
"a 5orpugterne fom pad oct.
Oct paaItaaes. at 8orlla9et on
ipungent Salg af bette 2ano er Il
5orIog paa al 6eOraoe 5noianerne.
Tor 3ioen Taar 0e 8 8roceut orope
alto~ pad oeres 9ullejer, og poa
9oiis oeraf maa 9anoet dgtes DGro
$500 pr. 2(cre, og oct giber bele
g3eieroationen, efter Senator Glort
fra 0lontdna, eel af aomitemeo=
lemmernes, 8eoommelie. en- Idmlst
@Groi oF $105,000,000.
llnoer oct paat9g, iom 5orIlagst
qiOer Safsationstomiteen, biloe Den
ne &omite rimeligbis life I9tte Can
Get bejere emo til $40 pr. 2lcre. Sor
at un0gad al Whstante ON Stdns
bole foreilog Senator Gldrt, at bele
Saeen toges no df Snoenrigsminl-
iierens 99noer, o9 pr9Iioenten no
n9pner Meolemmerne paa Satsd
tionstomiteen. 0ette 5orila9 fdlot
beo Stemmeligbe0. 9omiteen piloe
reite Dag ertpnoige fla ON, bpeni
Get er, Der bar 2anoet | 5prpagts
ming, og oct forlpber, at oerIom
Ropnene pad Dem bliber fenot, bill
Get biIe Zig, at cen af Dem er ner
tellaetet meo cen of oe bsje Rege=
ringsfunttionerer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16

S @oar afilutteoes 5Or9sret, og
Surpen trdf fla tilbage Q(ftes 81
10. 9ommer Sutton benteoe I'll
1130, men Surben bar life ennnn
oengang bleoen enig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16

Selt for Ssfus. 9tf paItpr u. SusI.
40 Siber. 5 Omilas 2Oc.
8 NIB 2utb. pubf Souf,
gloir, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-16
,LuitsItcrelt",

Oct ehe1te ooflfe BI00 I Nmerttn,
Der uogaor In @auae OH llecu,
uD9i0es al. a9onrib 2utb. @ubl.
@Onie" Blair, g1ebr.
Brppe- glnmre ien0es lrit paa
l5orlan9enoe.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-16

and farmed successfully. A thrift
ty people would find ways and
means to irrigate such portions as
would require water.
Even II MIR. Hanley's people
should be given the contract as it
now stands, il would be a ques-
ton whether the land could be
reclaimed. In the first place the
p. l.. 5. Co. would fight against
taking water from Silvies river
Second, should the water be Sc
cured, the Carey act people could
not fulfill the requirements of the
rules sufficient to get patent. AS
a matter of fact the contract
should never have been approved
by the state in the first place as il
does not call for the reclaiming OF
the land as intended by the gov
ernment. II the contract is to be
approved al all il must be amend
ed and made to conform with the
requirements and intenls of the
law, otherwise the land cannot be
reclaimed.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-16

The great amount OF precipita'
lion so far this season has had it,
advantages and disadvantages to
growing crops ia this section.
The cool weather has had a ten
dency to retard the growth yet
the unusual moisture has had
good effect. Insufficient sunshine
seems to be the most detrimental
and still there is time for that.
Altogether prospects are most
favorable to crops and as the sea-
son is advanced far beyond any
damaging frost The Times-Her-
aid predicts one of the most sue
cessful yields in the history of
farming in Harvey county.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-16
The decision Of Secretary

The decision OF Secretary
Hitchcock in directing a hearing
TO determine the real character OF
the big Carey act segregation OF
the Harney Valley Improvement
Co. will be hailed with much sat
isfaction by the people Of this sec
tion. This body of land has been
tied up in litigation since 1909
and has seriously retarded the de-
velopment OF the Harney country.
The time of this hearing has not
yet been set as it depends upon
the convenience of the special
agent OF the land department
When Mr.. Hanley handed the
Secretary's letter to The Times
Herald he remarked that he
would be on hand to look after
the interests of his company and
that it would finally be determin-
ed whether he or the p. l.. s. Go,
would succeed, or rather the peo-
pie or a big corporation.
The Times. Herald does not
consider either Mr.. Hanley or the
4. l.. S. Co. in this matter. The
personality of individuals and cor
porations should be entirely elm
mated in settling question that
is of such vast Importance to this
great inland empire. Hundreds
of homeseekers are looking for
just such land and the people of
Harvey county must see that
right prevails. If Mr.. Hanley's
company can reclaim this land ac-
cording to the rules and require
ments of the state board and gov
ernment, all well and good. If
the investigation now asked for
finds the land is not really desert
in character or that Mr.. Hanley's
plans are not feasible, then let the
decision come quickly to that ef-
feet and allow the land to be re-
stored to entry. There is no dan
ger but every acre would be TAX
en- up if it were again restored,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-16
DEPARTMENT ORDERS INVESTIGATION
Carey Segregation Of the tsrney vaIle,
Improvement Company.

b.. Under date of May 2 Secretary
of the Interior Hitchcock addressed
a letter to the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, asking that n
hearing be ordered in the matter of
the Carey segregation of the Har-
ney Valley Improvement Co A
copy of this letter has been given
The Times Herald by Mr.. Hanley
and in view of the interest in the
matter by the general public II is
published below:
Sir'-By departmental decision
of August 5, 1904 the protest of
the Pacific Live Stock Company
against the application of the State
of Oregon under the act of August
IS, 1894 (2S Stats, 372) for the seq
regation of S,3I457 acres of pub
lie land in tie Burns Land District,
Oregon, was dismissed, but because
Of suggestion in said protest that
some OF the lands embraced in said
list are non.desert in character.
your office was directed TO carefully
consider that phase of the case from
all available sources Of information
and "if IN your judgment the great
body of these lands are desert
lands within the meaning of the
act Of August Is, 1894, supra, to
resubmit with your recommenda-
tion upon this question the States
map aud tentative contract for INV
approval" b"
Your office communication of
September 30. 1905, IN response TO
said direction finds from sundry
ex parte aflidavits, executed 10y
numerous persons, which have been
filed with the record since it was
considered by this Department, that
Of the lands involved 10000 acres,
or nearly one-third Of the whole
area; are permanently non-desert,
suggests that the fact as to this can
not he determined by Il hearing or.
dered for that purpose, and asks TO
be advised whether the remaining
$4,000 acres, which are probably |
desert lands, constitute the great
body Of the land M contemplated
in the instructions
This Department has no hesitan-
cy in saying that II there il any
considerable body Of the lands in
yolyed non-desert, the list IN que-
ton as such can not be approved
But this question can not be tried
on OK parte aflidavits, and as the
State does not admit the truth of
the matters therein stated, ! have
TO direct that your office order n
hearing herein, at the district land
office, Burns, Oregon, after thirty
days notice, by publication In a
newspaper published nearest the
land involved, the date Of the hear
ing TO be fixed beyond such reason.
able time as will permit thorough |
examination Of said lands by n
special agent to be detailed by your
office Tor that purpose, who should
be directed to appear at said hear
ing and testify as to the results Of
his investigation.
In view of reports OF engineers Of
the United States reclamation SER
vice 10 the Director Of the Geologi.
cal Survey, and the reoommenda-
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-16
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
firm Of Martin Bros. & Co., j. 4,
Martin, +. ]. Martin and Archie
MoGowan, has dissolved, Mr., Nc
Gowan retiring from the firm, Any
outstanding Indebtedness Of the
firm will be paid by Martin Bros.
J. +. MARTIN.
L. J. MARTIN,
ARCHIE MCG0wAS.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-16

tions Of that officer TO this depart
ment upon the subject of available
water supplies, which strongly
question the feasibility of the States
scheme for the reclamation of these
lands, the State should be advised
that It will be allowed to introduce
at the hearing testimony upon this
subject and also upon any other
matter bearing upon the feasibility
of its proposed scheme.
The papers are herewith returned.
Very respectfully,
E. A. H1TcncocK,
Secretary.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-16
CONTEST NOTICE
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

Burns. ore, June q, 1905.
a sufficient contest aiidavit having been
Hicd no this ofiicc by Ellis Leo Perry contestant
against homestead entry No. 1921. made bee.
pmhcr la. 1902, for Lots .. aud 10. section no.
Township ~ Z. Range 20 q boy Fred g. Cook,
Doutcstcc. iu which % is alleged that said Fred
a.. Cook never established % residence upou
suid tract; never erecting any buildings there.
ON and has not resided ON said land nor within
llarncy County since November 1905, aud has
wholly abandoned s0id claim. and that said
alleged absence from the said land was not
due TO hts employment iu the Arml Navv or
Marine Corps Of The Uuitpd States AZ private
soldier uihrCr. seaman. or marine, during the
time ut wnr,Haid parties nrc hereby notified 60
appear respond aud uilcr evidence touching
said allegation at 40 O'Clock n. M. on July ~,
in0t, before the Register aud Receiver at the
United states Land uWcc Ia Burns. oregon.
The said contestant having, I'm proper ain
davit. filed juno t i1ui. yet forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
Of this uuiirC can NOT bC made. it ~ hereby or
dored AMI directed that such notice b. given
BY due and proper publication
WV FAHRE, Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-16
DREwSEY RACE PROGRAM.

July 4-Quarter-mile dash fol
saddle horses that have never run
for public money, purse SIS.
Quarter-mile dash, free for all
purse 800
July 5-Six hundred yard dash,
free for all saddle horses, purse
$25
Six hundred yard dash, free for
all, purse 800.
One hundred yard foot race, free
for all, purse $40.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATS LANp OFFICE,
nurnE, Oregon, June ~, 100.

hWfht' VitAuht dWU' ~ l'N'iN
Notice Is hereby given that the folio wiui
named settlers nave hlud notice uf their intcn.
lion TO make dual proof lu support VI theft
claims, aud that said proofs viii w. made hv
fore the Register and Receiver ~ iufnF, ore
gou, on July ~, 1901. 10 wit
columbus ncary, of nurnH. oregon, ". y. No
1892. for the W, SKI. NEt, SKI, spr A. and
NMi EEi 4, sec 10, I. ~ r., u. 10 E, W.M
MandanH Hopkins. formerly MAndanH Mot
ris. of lAweu, Oregon. " D. No. ilii, for the
lot ., and NM, sMi see. 49, aud NEi ~ ,
and Lots aud ", see. -, T. % T., u ~ D., W
81
Minnie nakcr formerly Minnie Haley ci
ntewEey, OREGON, ~ y Nv. iii2. for the lots .
aud q. ~ sM' aud swi sE', E, See, =. T. - sp
R,nE. NJ
They name the following witnesses 20 prove
their continuous residence upon and culiiyn
tion Of said land, Wa
W Scott ltalcy, Ucrald ufinnn, charles 4.
Halnos, Mrs. Mary ufi1ln and Alexander
Mckenzie Of Narrowt, oregon James u, Hun.
yard, Ice N. kafpcntur aud Simon icwis, ~
Burns. Otcgon, and David =. Urayct, Of Luwcn.
oregon,
wv. FAunr. Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-16

Fillmore Chief the handsome
standardized stallion will make
the stand NJ the fair grounds Ia this
city this season Those interested
should call on u. f. lIawley for
particulars,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-16
Timber Land Act, Juno @, ISIS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
VufUN nfYuNu AuftI N tl0.

iHlNh' NItAhut ANIli W. ltNhsl
Notice ~ hereby given that iu compliance
with the provisions Of the act Of Congress OF
juno a ISIS entitled "Au act for the sale of tim.
bet lands iu the states Of California, oregon,
nevada, nuu Washington Territory, ~ extend.
cd tn nlt the Public Land states by nCt ~ Aug.
utt q lw2 Della AuHmut, rl lawcu, county
ot llntnol, state Of oregon. has his day hlud iu
THIS oiiro her sworn finirmuut No. Nlb, for the
IN Township No. 10 s Range No. - o., W. 81.
nnd VIII uuCr proof iu show that the land sought
is more valuable lur ts Timber ur stone than for
agricultural tufpNfrN ana tu establish her
claim 90 said laud hriur the Register aud Re.
rciNcr ~ this uillro 1t Burns, oregon, on Wed
ucsdnl. the llfh DAY uf July. iuui
She nnmta Ha witnesses. frp1 utlry. ~ .
John J. llciurc, Tri Hayes aud Chnr. Miller
al Of LaWpu. oregon.
Any ana nll persons claiming adversely the
above described lands nrr requested o. Ole their
claims in this uinr" un ur byiorr raid iith day
oi July, inuu.
Wu. IAuur. Register.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-16

Choice Surprise Valley dry land
alfalfa seed can now be obtained of
Simon Lewis at the Burns Livery
and Feed Barn, or at ~ Brown &
Sons in this city.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-06-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
rNIrEn I'M sLANn oFrlrr.L

UNITED STATES LAND OFFtCE,I
NurnF oregon, May % inni
Noiiru Dr. hereby given that the following
named settler has nlUd notice of his intontion
ln mako huhl proof iu support of hiH rlnim,n and
lrr auu Receiver of NuruH, oregon, on June Tl,
iroN, Nil. charley o. bhNs, oi iinncy, ore.
son. ". D, No ll.N, Tor che sE' see, 80. o. ~
H, n. W o., " 81
lie names The following Witncsscs tu prove
his continuous residence upuu aud cultivation
nt sail land, Niri Joseph vs.. buchanan, iohn
all OF llufncl ofCgou.
wa. rARRE. Rcgister.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-30


Mrs. Earl Rogers returned last
evening from an extended visit 70 the
east.
w. B. McFarland returned today
from Oregon where he spent the past
week attending to business matters.
Horace Dagan returned today from
Oregon where he spent the past week.
v Chris Jensen left for Spokane to-
day, where he has accepted position
as foreman in the saw mill of the No
Golderick Lumber company.
John Ellis left this afternoon fer
his mining property which Is located
near Beauty bay.
The basket ball teams Of the high
school are busy practiclng for the
tournament that will occur next
week
The value Of Systematic advertising
was never more clearly demonstrated
than in the case Of the Consumers
Company, which has added over one
hundred customers to its light service
during the past four weeks by judi
cious advertising in the Daily Press
combined with other methods
P. G. Berry is now located in RAM
sey, Idaho, where he has purchased
100 acres of timber land and engaged
in the wood business. Mr.. Berry has
secured contract for all the wood he
can get out during the winter at high
prcies, and the outlook for a success
full business is bright.
Mork on the foundation Of the
Chambe Rim building at the corner of
Fourth and Lakeside streets was COM
menced today and will be pushed to
completion.
Mr.. Sauve, of the Sauve Electric
company, of Spokane, and inventor
of the now famous Sauve induction
coil which promises to revolutioniz,
! the telephone and Geographic ser
vice, was visitor in the city yester
day and today as the guest Of Rev
Father Purcell. MIR. Sauve state,
t that the company is busy experiment
ing with the coils and that in tn,
near future it is expected that some
thing great in the way of develop
? ment will occur.
Articles of incorporation Of tn
Occur d 'Alene Undertaking parlors
limited, we're filed in Rathdrum thi
week. The company is incorporate,
under the laws of Idaho and capital
lied at $4,000, with C. ID. McGregor
John Mann, Frank Lemmer, T. f
Hedal, and r. H. Elder as trustees
The new company will take up quar-
> tiers in the old Methodist churcl
which is being enlarged, remodled
a and made ready for business. Mr.
e Lemmer will have charge of the bust
ness.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-30

Skating IL good On Fernan lake.
Get your skates at the Lake City
hardware company, agsats for The
brney & Berry skAtes.