The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-11-16


Cooley automatic brakes a
Wilson's blacksmith shop.
Rev. A. J. Irwin and Viii
Walker had turn with the bird;
at the lakes this week.
Mrs. Geo. Smith and little sor
are in the city, Mrs. Smith hav.
ing taken a position in the French
Hotel.
Fay Comegys was up from his
home at Weaver Springs after
lumber this week. He is max
ing improvements on his place.
Lots of building going on, and
its no easy thing to Keep up stock,
but right now you/can get doors,
windows, and all Kinds Of house
hardware at C. II. Voegtly's.
Mrs. Mary Macready and her
little son came up from their
homestead near Lawen Yesterday.
Mrs. Macready came up to make
application to make final proof.
THE WAGE FARMERS bank
ing business willreceive the same
careful attention as the mer-
chants, the farmers or the stock
raiser's HARVEY COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK of Burns.
N. H. Boley, county treasurer
of Grant county. died at his
home in John Day last Saturday
afternoon. He had undergone
an amputation of his leg a few
days before.
Harry Roberts recently bought
J. c. Dodson's entire interest
in the Moss e Dodson firm at
Plush (the old Mapes. J | ranch).
The deal amounts 10 probably
some thirty thousand dollars.
Lakeyiew Herald
ESrRAY Come TO my place
last fall one roam calf branded
with what appears to be a ROM
an Y on left hip, marked with
crop and over half crop in right
ear lie Is a short 2-ycar-old now.
Owner call prove property and
pay bin.
Mas. Il. r. MCGEE.
Adam George has for sale
cheap over 100000 worth Of
real estate improved and unim-
proved. The cream of Harney
county. Some tracts are actual
snaps. Terms on most Of il to|
suit purchaser. Adam had II .
soil tests made in as many diff |
fercnt localities Of the county. |
Every section is known " him. |
He can suit you If YOU only make |
your wants known. He can di-
rect YOU 20 some Of the best va
cant land 10 be had. Address |
him at Burns or Lawen Oregon. |
Since our last issue two more
other members Of the j. J. Dom
egan family, his two little daugh-
ters, have taken scarlet fever. !
The cases are mild and both /
children are doing well. Anoth-
or case is also reported in the
home Of Grant Sturtevant. the
little l2-year-old daughter. The |
schools continue in session |
and there is very little uneasi-
ness expressed that the fever will |
spread. Teachers have been adj
yised 10 watch for any develop
ment or symptoms and 20 send |
any child home who may COM
plain.
MARRIED AT the Catholic
church in this city Thursday. |
Nov. II, at $3.50 A. NJ. Mr.. J. c.
Bowen Of Baker City and Miss
Merle Davey Of this city, Rev.
O'D. Hynes Of Ontario. ofIiciat-
ing. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence Of the
family and a few invited friends
Of the contracting parties. The
wedding breakfast was served
at the Overland Hotel. The
bride is the eldest daughter Of
Hon. and Mrs. Frank Davey and
has only been a resident Of this
place a few months during which
time she held a responsible
position with the First Nat
ional Bank. She is one Of the
bright young women Of this state
and is most popular among her
acquaintance. Mr.. Bowen is a
well-to-do farmer and stock man
of PaLet. coltnfv a nafiva eop of