The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-02-02


days in our city.
Homestead and desert land loca'
cations. See ]. G. Turney.
Oscar Swain lie spending a few
days in our city visiting his folks
and friends.
Better get that sleigh ride at once
for we don't propose to keep this
snow long.
Mr.. Rasnic IL up from his Dog
Mountain possessions visiting
friends.
Fred Haines was over from Har-
ney Thursday looking after his
business interests in this city
Our system OF Banking by Mail
makes IL practical for you TO de-
posit here wherever you live.
Harvey County Bank, Burns, Or.
Miss Ella Crowley is over from
Pine Greek where she has been
teaching. She will remain here
until after the teachers examiua-
tion.
We invite your Checking Ao-
count, II is the only way 10 do busi-
nees--conyenient, safe aud dignifi.
ed. Harney County Bank, Burns,
Ore.
J. l. Sitz aud wife have been
over from the Drewsey section dur
ins the week, Lou having been n
witness In the Siiz Swain injuno-
ton suit.
Bart Cronin was over from the
Agency the first Of this week
Bart has charge Of the p. l. 5. Co
ranch over there and left for home
Tuesday morning.
Jgmes Mahon was 10 the city
yesterday. He stated he should be
down 10 the legislature but that
they would simply lave to get
along without him,
Highest prices paid for hides and
pelte. have also made arrange
menis TO dispose Of all the ola iron
and rubber that can be brought 10
me.-G. w. Clevenger.
Invitations are being sent out for
the twelfth annual ball given by
Council No 1888 p. p. p. IL will
not be a public affair this year, but
restricted to invited guests.
The mask ball last night was
largely attended aud decided
success in every particular. There
wers a large number Of maskers
present and some we'll represented
characters.
G. A. Haines aud family were up
from Narrows a few days during
the week the guests Of relatives
Mr.. Haines was here 10 attend the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the First National Bank which
was held Saturday.
The electric lights we're again
put out Of business Monday night.
Ii was thought at first the weight
Of the snow on the wires had caused
the trouble, but upon closer inspeo-
tion IL was found the armature was
burned out. This il the third or
fourth that has gone back on them
in the past year or so. We under
stand il will take some time 10
get the necessary repairs made.
l. WoldeDberg spent yesterday
in this city looking after business
in connection with the Blue Mt.
Rapid Transit Co He states his
family is comfortably dominciled
in Baker City, but he is leading a
strenuous life trying to get our
mail through on time d therefore
didn't get much tune at home. He
informs US Frank Meischan is still
in Portland where he accompanied
his wife for the benefit Of her health.
The Times Herald hoies with
satisfaction that outside represent
atives have Jailed to take an order
from local merchants for hams,
bacon and lard. We arc keeping
our money at home for such pro-
ducts as also -four. Now if some
enterprising people would look after
the dairy product We would be bet
ter of still. It's almost impossible
to get good butter and the stores
cannot supply the demand for
creamery butter that is shipped 10
from the outside
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